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 [Elijah Lofgren's Blog] Log of Setting up Kubuntu Linux 8.04 for my parents: $ sudo apt-get install firefox-3.0 thunderbird kicker-applets nvidia-glx mplayer I then added the System Monitor" applet to the taskbar and made it run "ksysguard" when clicked.

 [Journey To Ubuntu] I Need My Photoshop Fix: After having so much fun playing around with features Ubuntu offers I figured it’s time to start doing my day to day functions. Don’t get me wrong I love just being able to mess with Ubuntu but when work needs to be done and I’ve been letting it pile up for four days it tends to make my desk a little cluttered.

[Charles Olsen's Writings] Upgrading My Operating System: As I'm writing this, mySynaptic lists over 17,000 packages. Some of the categories listedare Communication, Development, Editors, Email (which includes emailservers as well as clients), Games and Amusement, Graphics,Interpreted Computer Languages, Mathematics, Multimedia, Networking,Perl Programming, Python Programming, Science, Utilities, WordProcessing, World Wide Web, and more.

[theseus's posterous] Free Geek: In addition, new users might remember to try to apt-get a program through Ubuntu's interface or check repositories before installing from a source. This practice helps to keep your system cleaner and everything more interconnected, making it easier to maintain and update any Ubuntu apps.

[bionewsline.net] Installing Linux apps: A few good tips: The package superintendence system used in Debian-based distributions (including Ubuntu) is called the Synaptic Package Manager and is found under the System menu. If you discern the name of the package you want to install, you can also install it from the command line by typing

[Make Tech Easier] Reconstructor: Creating Your Own Ubuntu Distribution: You can decide which application/modules you want in your Ubuntu. When choosing your module, you can select it as a standard Execute which installs the application by default, or, a “run on boot”

[Tux Love] Hidden Linux : Test Driving KDE 4.1: either via your GUI installer or by running the command sudoapt-get install kubuntu-kde4-desktop in a console. Thetotal download is around 112MB.

 [Mr Internet's Weblog] Application/ Software management in Ubuntu Gutsy: When using synaptic you should see small Ubuntu logos next to all the packages which certifies them as being officially supported. All other “non”-Ubuntu packages you will enable will not have this seal of approval but still be supported by Debian developers.

[kksou/php-gtk2 Cookbook] [Blog] Setting the background color of GtkButton: I\'ve tried this on two ubuntu 8.04 (Gnome) installs (one virtual one hd install). Both of which report the same exact error message.

 [Lazy Tech Guy] How to Perfectly Kill a Perfect Distribution: A user fo 2007 release will still have all the updated software as a user of PCLOS 2008 will have ( if they release PCLOS 2008). However, my point is that the software version in repos is not the very latest, for instance Firefox 3.01 was released on  July 16, 2008 today is September 4 and PCLOS still has 3.0 ?

 [LinuxSpace Your linux and unix community] LONG [News Digest] Mark Kent Linux News Digest for the ...: http://syntux.net/blog/2008/08/21/ubuntu-arabic-team/ "The number of developers working on improving Linux vastly exceeds the number of Microsoft developers working on Windows NT." --Paul Maritz, Microsoft Related: ...

 [Outpilot] delicious bookmarks: iPhone firmware 2.0 hands-on - Engadget; How to hack RFID-enabled credit cards for $8 - Boing Boing TV;

 [LinuxSpace Your linux and unix community] LONG [News Digest] Mark Kent Linux News Digest for the ...: Live CD gives you everything which youâ€â™ll experience with installed | Â* Â* Â* Ubuntu. | Â* Â*3. Software Repository (apt-get) makes installing software too easy. | Â* Â*4. Software/OS updates is as simple as clicking 1 button! ...

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