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The first few entries are dialects of German, French, English and French again all spelt out in Hindi.
Never mind that they say German for all dialects of German except the one spoken in Germany, which is just called Germany, and that Canadian French is called French, while other dialects of French are called Fransisi. The big question is, how on earth do you change your language to French or German if you cannot read Hindi?
Someone went too far with localising language names.
Oh yeah, this is a photo of my screen, because you can't take a screenshot before logging in.
My working environment in addition to OS X and Windows XP.
All Done, including twinview. It's much easier to install nvidia-settings rather than edit xorg.conf yourself. The only thing no good is I have to switch back and forth if I put D620 on the docking station.
I don't want to customize the fonts, look & feel, especially to be a fake Mac OS X. Maybe I will smooth the fonts but never do something about the theme, waste of time. Think good look and feel, use OSX.
Cisco VPN client has also worked, wow~
Good enough for work. I don't even want to use my Macbook for a while. It's full of fun to work under Ubuntu. Playing with Compiz Fusion:)
I will make a list of apps to install after installing Ubuntu from USB stick.
BTW: Remember to install Dropbox!
one advantage of buying computers with ubuntu preinstalled from system76: you get an ubuntu key, not a windows key
Missing "Privacy" option in System Settings and modified user-dirs.dirs effect in Nautilus > Computer
Shannon Priddy, the national president of United Methodist Women, captures a selfie of herself along with other United Methodist Women during a day of community service before the organization's Assembly 2018 in Columbus, Ohio. These women cleaned streets in the South Orchard neighborhood in collaboration with Community Development for All People, a local community center affiliated with United Methodist Women. Photo by Paul Jeffrey for United Methodist Women.
United Methodist Women clean the streets of Columbus, Ohio, during a day of community service before the organization's Assembly 2018. The women cleaned streets in the South Orchard neighborhood in collaboration with Community Development for All People, a local community center affiliated with United Methodist Women. Photo by Paul Jeffrey for United Methodist Women.
How to crop an image from the command line on Linux
If you would like to use this photo, be sure to place a proper attribution linking to Ask Xmodulo
Finally, a set of high quality Ubuntu and GNU stickers!
This image can be printed as a digital photo (6x8 cm) in a print shop. You can directly print it on a sticker paper in many shops with CEWE printers. For a list of shops that have this printer look at this page: www.cewe.de/partner.html
I personally tried "dm" shop in Germany, and it worked very well. I had to place my order and take my printed stickers a few days later (immidiate printing is not possible for stickers). It costs 2.60 Euros to print a set of 4 stickers in one peace of sticker paper.
And please note that after printing, you have to cut out individual stickers for yourself with a pair of scissors!
SVG source: ubuntuone.com/0YR6y4jazCC01w1lWhPXSH
This is a logo I made from a shot I took at band practice at Blacktown Sound Labs (http://blacktownsound.com/).
We use Linux Ubuntu Studio for all of our recording projects.
If you want quality recording(analog or digital), come to Blacktown Sound Labs!
My band "Amplifiers" plays here. www.myspace.com/amplifiersmakenoise
Camera: Nikon D300
Lens: Micro Nikkor 60mm f2.8
Editing Software: GIMP and RawStudio
OS: Linux Ubuntu Studio
Trying to reflect the PS3 XMB style while incorporating Ubuntu's main colours (burgundy and orange). Tried to add some DoF, but with the film grain the background looks cartoon-ish.
Shannon Priddy (left), the national president of United Methodist Women, is interviewed by Danae King, a reporter for The Columbus Dispatch, on the street in Columbus, Ohio, where members of United Methodist Women spent several hours on May 17, 2018, picking up trash and cleaning the neighborhood. On the right is Fred Squillante, a photographer for the Dispatch. The Ubuntu Day of Service came on the eve of the organization's Assembly 2018 in Columbus. The women worked in the South Orchard neighborhood in collaboration with Community Development for All People, a local community center affiliated with United Methodist Women. Photo by Paul Jeffrey for United Methodist Women.
Ubuntu Dapper Beta
GTK2: Ubuntulooks "Rezblue"
Metacity: Clearlooks Custom Metacity Theme
Wallpaper: Simple Ubuntu
Ubuntu Unity desktop with a background called Graffiti. 14.04 Trusty Tahr running on a Medion E1317T.
Finally, a set of high quality Ubuntu and GNU stickers!
This image can be printed as a digital photo (6x8 cm) in a print shop. You can directly print it on a sticker paper in many shops with CEWE printers. For a list of shops that have this printer look at this page: www.cewe.de/partner.html
I personally tried "dm" shop in Germany, and it worked very well. I had to place my order and, after a few days, I could take my printed stickers (immidiate printing is not possible for stickers). It costs 2.60 Euros to print a set of 4 stickers in one peace of sticker paper.
And please note that after printing, you have to cut out individual stickers for yourself with a pair of scissors!
SVG source: ubuntuone.com/4kIZiLpmorBgAY83vTVgsC
Shannon Priddy (left), the national president of United Methodist Women, is interviewed by Danae King, a reporter for The Columbus Dispatch, on the street in Columbus, Ohio, where members of United Methodist Women spent several hours on May 17, 2018, picking up trash and cleaning the neighborhood. The Ubuntu Day of Service came on the eve of the organization's Assembly 2018 in Columbus. The women worked in the South Orchard neighborhood in collaboration with Community Development for All People, a local community center affiliated with United Methodist Women. Photo by Paul Jeffrey for United Methodist Women.