January 22, 2009

First go to the Dropbox website and download the .deb package. Make sure you select the (x86) package.
Once the download is complete, double-click on it to start installation. When the installation is over you will need to restart Nautilus; you can do this by logging out and back in or by executing the following command in Terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal).
killall nautilus
Now you will see the Dropbox icon appear in the taskbar.

Right-click on the icon and select “Start Dropbox”. This starts the downloading of Dropbox. Sit back and wait until the download is complete.

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January 18, 2009

First go here and download the Picasa .deb package for Ubuntu. Make sure you choose the i386 version.
Once you have the .deb package, double-click on it to start installation. After the installation is complete you can open Picasa by going to Applications -> Graphics -> Picasa.
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January 18, 2009
You can change the way fonts appear on your screen by modifyng the font rendering settings. Simply right-click on your desktop and select “Change Desktop Background”.
Then select the “Fonts ” tab inside “Appearance Preferences”.

From here you can change the font rendering. Personally I prefer “Subpixel smoothing.” You can try the different options available and see which one you like most.
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January 18, 2009

Contents of Issue 20
- Command and Conquer – The Daunting Terminal.
- How-To : Program in C – Part 4, Web Development – Part 1, Backup & Sync Your Music.
- My Story – Making Money With FOSS
- Book Review – Ubuntu Kung Fu
- My Opinion – Italy Speaks OSS
- MOTU Interview – Andrea Colangelo
- Top 5 – Backup Solutions
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January 18, 2009
Installing Flock, “the social web browser”, is quite easy in Ubuntu.
First, download the latest Flock .deb package from GetDeb. Once the package is downloaded, double-click to start installation. After the installation is complete you can open Flock by going to the Applications menu -> Internet -> Flock.
If you have any problems installing the Flash plugin in Flock, here’s an easy way to get it to work (supposing you have it installed in Firefox):
Open Terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal) and run the following command.
sudo nautilus /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/
You will be asked for your password. After you enter it, Nautilus would open the above directory. Inside the directory there will be a file called “flashplugin-alternative.so”. Copy it and close the window. Then run the following command in Terminal.
nautilus /usr/share/flock/plugins/
Once again Nautilus would open the directory mentioned. Paste the file inside the directory and close the window. Then close Terminal and restart Flock.
Modified from: Help for Linux
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