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It's been a long ride for the favorite Linux distribution of many. Since it's inception on 20th October 2004 it has hurdled many barriers and silenced many critics. That cannot be stressed more so in the recent years, with the development of its very own shell, icons and fonts and the canonical team keeps the users begging for more innovation and they heed our calls. Back in the old Gnome 2 days Ubuntu was suffering what all other distributions of that time was suffering... being unique. Sure a person going in-depth and clicking about the menus a bit and installing a few applications would come to realize that they were dealing with the famous and much mentioned Ubuntu.  But a simple screenshot or glimpse from far away wouldn't be very revealing. It's Linux or might be Mac or Windows or Amiga even. Linux had a lot of flexibility to mimic existing operating systems and for some time that was all new Linux...
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 		Ubuntu 12.04 on an Acer Aspire SA85 Desktop
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It's been a while since there's been a post and it's been a while since there had been anything about Ubuntu. So here is a small review of Ubuntu on an Acer Aspire SA85 Desktop PC A little run down on the system first. This is a PC I use at work and not a system I gave much shit about prior to installing Ubuntu. However the lack of system admin rights finally got to me (in a bad way). Lack of helpful computer administrators around to resolve mundane problems such as C drive filling up, virus ...
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 		Canonical Design Team: System Settings for Ubuntu Phone
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In late 2008, I sketched initial designs for what became Gnome’s System Settings utility. This centralized most operating system settings in a single window, without the need to reopen menus or switch between multiple windows if you didn’t find the setting you were looking for the first time. It made Ubuntu, and other Gnome-based systems, much easier to configure. Five years later, we’re bui...
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 		Howard Chan: Developer-user relationships
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Today when going through the list of Google+ communities I saw a message in a Linux G+ community that links to a blog post in Sprial Linear that talks about GNOME developers ignoring user requests. Th...
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 		Jonathan Riddell: Re-Blog: Martin Gräßlin - Mir in Kubuntu
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KDE Project: DCOPA repost of Martin Gräßlin's blog Mir in Kubuntu for the benefit of Planet Ubuntu As you might have seen in Jonathan’s blog post we discussed Mir in Kubuntu at the “Mataro Sessi...
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 		Sam Hewitt: Ubuntu Post-Install Bash Script
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Every now and then –usually around the beginning of  an Ubuntu release cycle– I do a fresh install on my computer, and it became quickly tiring trying to remember all my previously-installed prog...
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 		Ted Gould: Application Centric User Experience
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One of the design goals of Unity was to have an Application-centric user experience. Components like the Launcher consolidate all of the windows into a single icon instead of a set like the GNOME 2 ...
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 		Fabián Rodríguez: Debian Quebec is here :)
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As many of you already know by now, Debian 7 is here! I’ve been using Debian as my primary work environment for a few months now and Trisquel at home for the past year and a half or so. My advocacy ...
May 6 2013 via RSS  

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 		Martin Pitt: PyGObject 3.9.1 released
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Time for the first PyGObject release for GNOME 3.9.x! This release brings the performance optimizations (thanks to Daniel Drake), quite a lot of internal code cleanup, and various bug fixes. Thanks to...
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 		Michael Vogt: Webkitgtk & SSL
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For a project of mine I created a small app based on webkitgtk that talks to a SSL server. And I almost forgot about the libsoup default behavior for SSL certificates checking. By default libsoup and...
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