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New Ubuntu Sound Theme On Its Way


Ubuntu is getting a new sound theme – the catch is it will not make it in time Maverick. According to a blog post from the Canonical Design team, they are looking for a new sound theme and are asking the community to submit. The submission is till October 28th. So that rules out any…

 General   Linux  

By Ricky
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Ubuntu 10.10 Supports Magic Mouse Out-Of-The-Box?


Ubuntu 10.10 Supports Magic Mouse Out-Of-The-Box?

Well, it looks like Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat is getting better and better everyday. According to Jasev from UbuntuForums, Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat supports Apple’s Magic Mouse out-of-the-box. Update: Reader Martey points out that this is not Ubuntu specific. It is due to a driver, written by Michael Poole, that has been included in Linux kernel 2.6.35….

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By Ricky

KBluetooth Is Dead; Long Live BlueDevil


KBluetooth Is Dead; Long Live BlueDevil

BlueDevil may eventually make way for KBluetooth as the default bluetooth manager in KDE.

 General   Linux   News  

By Ricky

KRunner Dictionary Plugin Finally Available


KRunner Dictionary Plugin Finally Available

Well, it has been quite a long time coming but, finally, there is a dictionary plugin for KRunner now. Jason Donenfeld posted in his blog today that he has completed the dictionary plugin for KRunner.

 General   How-To   Linux   News  

By Ricky
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Linux Tip: Find Your Outgoing Or External IP Address From Command Line


Linux Tip: Find Your Outgoing Or External IP Address From Command Line

In this article we will share a short tip with you using which you can find your computer’s outgoing or external IP address from the command line in Linux.

 Articles   Linux   OS   Tips & Tricks  

By Debjit

Canonical Contributes Only 1% To GNOME; Red Hat Contributes 16%


Canonical Contributes Only 1% To GNOME; Red Hat Contributes 16%

At GUADEC, Dave Neary presented the results of the GNOME Census. The results reveal some very interesting findings. Around 70% of the developers identify themselves as volunteer and 70% of the commits made in the GNOME releases are made by paid developers. Now, here is the part that has started out something like a war…

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By Ricky

Canonical’s Unity And GNOME Shell Becoming More Alike?


Canonical’s Unity And GNOME Shell Becoming More Alike?

Today I saw a mockup of GNOME Shell and cannot believe at how much it looks like Unity, the UI which Canonical is developing for Ubuntu Netbook Edition. Have a look :

 General   Linux  

By Ricky

KDE SC 4.7 May Use OpenGL 3 For Compositing


KDE SC 4.5 is about to be released and KDE SC 4.6 is being discussed. However, Martin Graesslin has revealed some details about what they are planning for KDE 4.7. According to Martin’s blog post, they are looking at OpenGL 3.0 to provide the compositing effects in KDE SC 4.7. OpenGL 3.0 provides support for…

 Linux   News  

By Ricky

Gereqi and Pana – Two More Amarok 1.4 Clones


Gereqi and Pana – Two More Amarok 1.4 Clones

It seems like people just cannot have enough of Amarok 1.4. Earlier we have already reviewed Clementine, a port of Amarok 1.4. Now we have two more Amarok 1.4 clones – Gereqi and Pana. Both of them are relatively small projects and if you still want Amarok 1.4 you might want to check them out.

 General   How-To   Linux   Software  

By Ricky

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