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26 October 2008 - Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex.

02 November 2008 - Intrepid Ibex Hardware Woes - Now Fixed?.

06 November 2008 - Bye Bye Hotmail, Hello to Google's Gmail.

07 November 2008 - Epiphany Web Browser.

08 December 2008 - Inkscape Vector Graphics Editor.

30 December 2008 - Everything You Need to Know About ClamAV.

06 January 2009 - "Enjoy Technology, Enjoy Life".

08 February 2009 - Xubuntu - the Mouse That Roars.

17 February 2009 - Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference - A Book Review.

13 March 2009 - Doing Canadian Income Taxes on Linux.

27 March 2009 - Brasero CD Burning Revisited.

27 March 2009 - Ubuntu & Xubuntu Instalation Checklists.

31 March 2009 - Formatting a USB Device.

20 April 2009 - GIMP - not just an image manipulator.

24 April 2009 - Installing Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope.

26 April 2009 - New Checklists for Jaunty Jackalope.

26 April 2009 - Jaunty Jackalope Applications.

26 August 2009 - New and Welcome Updates.

11 December 2009 - Google Chrome for Linux.

19 December 2009 - More About Google Chrome.

20 December 2009 - Revisiting Sunbird Calendar.

04 January 2010 - Installing Ubuntu Netbook Remix.

11 January 2010 - The Acer Aspire 150 Netbook.

22 February 2010 - Google Chrome Stability.

25 March 2010 - Google Chrome (Mostly) Improvements.

30 April 2010 - First Look at Lucid Lynx.

- Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx Installation.

24 June 2010 - A Solution for Avidemux Audio.

06 July 2010 - Video Editing With PiTiVi.

31 August 2010 - Video Editing With PiTiVi Revisited.

Part IV – Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla and later.

Part III – Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa.

Part II – Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat to Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander.

Part I – Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid Lynx.

This is the first page of our Ubuntu Diaries: It does everything we want to do and has been a perfect solution for our computing needs.

HOW TO GET EYE CANDY 4000 TO WORK IN GIMP 2.8 WINDOWS

We haven't missed Windows at all, in fact we have been far better off without it, Linux is free, works better, is more stable and doesn't run viruses or spyware.

HOW TO GET EYE CANDY 4000 TO WORK IN GIMP 2.8 SOFTWARE

We wanted a second computer anyway so both of us could work at the same time and trying out alternatives to expensive commercial software turned out to be a good idea.īecause of our success in using Ubuntu, on 14 June 2008 we reformatted our remaining Windows XP computer and installed Ubuntu 8.04 on it, going Windows-free. We had several motivations for trying out Linux, as you will read here, including being very, very unimpressed with Windows Vista as a potential replacement for Windows XP, when its mainstream support ended on 14 April 2009.

HOW TO GET EYE CANDY 4000 TO WORK IN GIMP 2.8 PC

On 23 April 2007 we acquired a used Dell PC to run the Linux-based Ubuntu 7.04 on, while continuing to run Windows XP on our other PC.

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This is our account of using the Ubuntu computer operating system and other free software. If anybody has some good pointers to improving nautilus’s stability when accessing smb shares, performance improvements to GNOME’s smb vfs subsystem or general information on which configuration options affect the behaviour of these components, please share them.The Ubuntu Diaries Part I The Ubuntu Diaries It has no place in any desktop environment intended for use by non-expert end users.Ĭlearly, Redhat has done the work necessary (most likely heavy patching of libsmbcliet, gnome-vfs, nautilus and samba) to make it work reasonably, but none of this is documented clearly anywhere. It doesn’t work reliably for all users (and probably not even a majority of users). Look, this feature, as shipped by GNOME, is broken. The title of the thread is ‘Patch to fix SMB browsing bugs’ – those problems you suggest are due to my lack of configuration knowledge are known bugs and design constraints with libsmbclient and it’s implementation in gnome-vfs. Read this thread, and the many others like it on the GNOME lists, and tell me again how it is my ‘crap Linux box’ and my inability to configure it that is the problem here. I think you mean to say: All non-Redhat distros are crap, which are broken out-of-the-box with regard to GNOME and smb networking.Īlso, I think you’ll find there is no way to ‘configure’ the smb vfs module in GNOME – libsmbcllient is basically unsuitable for the purposes GNOME wants to use it for anyway.