If you have gnome-panel problem like this below:
Sometime this happens when you start you Ubuntu or when return from hipernation, you can go:
Applications –> Accessories –> Terminal
And type:
$ killall gnome-panel
Then you will have this problem solved, like the screenshot below:
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We made a great event with lots of community, like:
we had around 110 enthusiasts? people who want to share and learn more about FOSS.
I spoken about the newest things at Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx.
Some pictures below:
WordPress by Rafael Cirolini:
I am speaking about newest on Ubuntu 10.04:
Java 7 by Leandro:
Andrea spoken about Firefox:
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Hi All,
If you’re from Brazil and wants to know more about how to do translations, come to our Jam.
You can ??subscribe you here:
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/35/detail/
You will see:
If you don’t have an ubuntu account, create one accessing the link bellow:
I will show how to translate and some tips about Upstreams Translations and staff.
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This bellow is awensome:
Hi,
I am not sure if you are aware of the search-translation command line tool starte by Sebastian Heinlein.
I have modified it a bit and put it here:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-translations/ubuntu-translations-tools
You will need to install gettext and bzr
$ sudo aptitude install gettext -y
You can download it using
$ bzr branch lp:ubuntu-translations
To run it:
$ cd ubuntu-translations
$ ./search-ubuntu-translation YOUR_SEARCH_STRING
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Right now, it only shows the template name containing the translation, and you will have to find it in Launchpad.
After Launchpad POTemplates API will be ready, the script will be able to give you the exact link in Launchpad.
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I’m using it for finding the location of some untranslated texts, to check for translations consistency of a specific term, to see the
original text for a translation (in case the translation is vague), but also to find out the common or particular spelling errors.
Please let me know if you find it useful or if you suggestions for improving it.
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Interview with Carlos Donizete, the creator of Ubuntu Coringão Games. He says that is how the project came about and more. Try http://ubuntugames.org
Thanks to the staff of Della Photo, Adriano, Ary and Marcio. And extra, mega thanks to good friend and comrade Kemel Zaidan, responsible for English subtitles.
See the blog ttp://www.linuxlegal.blogspot.com/
This interview was made by Kretcheu’s blog.
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From translators mail list. I did a copy to pt_BR this great work.
Hi all.
The GNOME damned lies to launchpad translations mapping for
lucid has been updated and can be seen in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Upstream/GNOME/GnomeLucidModules
. Please if you know of any other module in the GNOME Extras set,
please edit the wiki page.
This is a good time for teams to start completing the upstream
translations for GNOME, as they are now in string freeze.
And a question for the launchpad translations team:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/gnome-pilot is in universe, but it is
still translatable for lucid in lp:
https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/gnome-pilot/
Unless http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/libgnome-pilot2 , that is
still in main, contains all those messages, but I don’t think so.
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Does someone want to do this for KDE?
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I was listening music and I realized this below:
More information in the official wiki..
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I really like this below:
And these options:
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With this repository you can install a lot’s of thing, like:
And the plugins:
How to do this, just do this:
$ echo deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ karmic free non-free | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
And then you do:
$ wget -q http://packages.medibuntu.org/medibuntu-key.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add – && sudo aptitude update
Now you can install all that option listed here above.
If you want watch rm or rmvb file, do:
$ sudo aptitude install w32codecs libdvdcss2 -y
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Images below installing Ubuntu in nine steps
If you had any problems with video, try change to safe mode in this screen with F4:
Just welcome message below, or if you want to change language, you can do in the below screen:
If you wanna change your timezone, here you can:
If you wanna change your keyboard layout, here you can:
In this screen you can partition your hd, I really prefer do this manually:
I do a swap, /boot, / and /home separally to have a good system. If you want to do a dual boot, you first install other system and then in the free space you install Ubuntu, I recommend if is you case, you do a other OS, swap, / and /home, in my case I do only Ubuntu instalation:
Now you can fill you profile, in my case I choose a encript partition:
Now everything is ok, you can install:
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