Both Steam and Source have been rumored to be coming to Linux for years. Linux games are probably the biggest need when it comes to Linux software. || Join the chat: www.facebook.com || And having people adopt OS’s like Ubuntu for their desktops at home. | So Valve’s recent announcement that Steam & Source will soon be running natively on Linux is a huge deal for gamers like me. I can’t wait to load up Steam in Ubuntu – check out this episode of OS.ALT for more of my thoughts! Valve Needs Linux Developers: www.steamforlinux.com Great Website on Linux Gaming: www.phoronix.com
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Linux Mint Debian 201204 with Cinnamon, Mate & XFCE
This release features three of the best Linux desktops available at the moment: The traditional and functional MATE 1.2 desktop, the innovative and beautiful Cinnamon 1.4 and the lightweight and rock-solid Xfce 4.8. Both the MATE/Cinnamon and Xfce editions use the MDM display manager. MDM will look familiar to many people, as it brings back GDM 2.20 and all its features: Remote login, configuration tools, fast-user switching, theme-ability, language selection…etc. Yahoo joins DuckDuckGo and is featured as default in the list of search engines which financially support Linux Mint. blog.linuxmint.com Read all about it.
Ubuntu 12.04 Review – Precise Pangolin
Last week Canonical released Ubuntu 12.04 LTS , Precise Pangolin! This review includes high-def screencasts of features like the HUD, dash lenses, and other fun stuff you won’t expect! || Join the chat: fb.me || Free Access to Jackthreads:jthrds.co Download Ubuntu 12.04 here: www.ubuntu.com
Ubuntu 12.04 Review – Linux Distro Reviews
==Find the written version of this review here: infinitelygalactic.blogspot.com.au One of the most anticipated Linux releases of the year, I review Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin. Vast improvements have been made to Unity in terms of performance as this release presents a polished, stable, and competitive rival to the operating systems coming out of Microsoft and Apple this year. Follow me on Google+: plus.google.com And on twitter: @ingalactic
See What's New in Ubuntu 12.04 Alpha 2
A quick rundown of what’s new in Ubuntu 12.04 Alpha 2. For more on this release see: omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/02/ubuntu-12-04-alpha-2-released/
Ubuntu 11.10 How to upgrade Pidgin to the latest version
Pidgin is a chat program which lets you log in to accounts on multiple chat networks simultaneously. This means that you can be chatting with friends on MSN, talking to a friend on Google Talk, and sitting in a Yahoo chat room all at the same time. Pidgin runs on Windows, Linux, and other UNIX operating systems. Uprade with this comands : sudo apt-get install build-essential sudo apt-get build-dep pidgin wget -c downloads.sourceforge.net tar jxvf pidgin-2.10.0.tar.bz2 wget -c dl.dropbox.com patch -Np0 -i pidgin_avatars_dont_change.patch cd pidgin-2.10.0 ./configure –prefix=/usr make sudo make install
YouTube Unity Lens for Ubuntu
Want it? All the know-how can be found @ www.omgubuntu.co.uk
Xubuntu 11.10 Review – Linux Distro Reviews
A review of the Xfce variant of Ubuntu known as Xubuntu 11.10 Oneric Ocelot. Overall, a very lightweight, stable, well-performing distribution that utilises GTK 3 but still provides a user experience very similar to GNOME 2.x. Definitely a very nice option for anyone sick of ‘futuristic and newbie friendly desktops’. Acer Iconia A500 Honeycomb Tablet and openSUSE 12.1 Review coming soon! Thanks again everyone, we’re now passed 2500 subscribers. I am truly humbled. Peace out!
Replace Ubuntu's Unity user interface with Gnome or KDE – 10.06×2
After years of development the Hak5 team debuts the most lethal Human Interface Device to grace an unsuspecting USB port. Introducing the USB Rubber Ducky. In this episode of Hak5, Darren and team demonstrate the power of this cross-platform local attack framework with a few payloads aimed at fully patched Windows 7 boxes. Shannon continues her quest for the perfect Linux desktop with a switch from Ubuntu’s Unity to Gnome, and we answer your questions regarding PC recycling, x86 routers and free / open source PC migration software. All that and more this time on Hak5.
How can I tell if my Linux install is in its own partition?
I have a Gateway netbook with Windows 7 starter. I installed the Ubuntu 10 version of Linux. But I don’t think it installed on it’s its own partition, because it never asked me about the size or anything of a partition or which partition to use. So, I followed some instructions on the internet to put Linux on its own partition, but how do I know its really on there?