Hi all,
A reminder for 7.30pm South Library workshop tonight...
At 2am NZST there is a global GNOME conference:
http://blogs.gnome.org/foundation/
If anyone wants to express anything to the GNOME developers, but won't
stay up that late, come along to South Library or reply by email with
your
Ok, on the advice of 1/7 of tonight's workshop, have googled up the
solution to my second-most bugbear with Unity:
Howto configure the number of desktop (virtual workspace) you want. You
can specify the columns and rows. The default is 2 columns by 2 rows
Further, re Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal,
http://maketecheasier.com/adjust-ubuntu-unitys-settings-easily-with-gunity/2011/05/30
That is, one needs to install:
CompizConfig Setting Manager http://wiki.compiz.org/CCSM
- Of course Synaptic hasn't heard of it.. :-|
Here is a peek at
I have logged out and back into my webmail client to restore email
functionality. And I'm not alone to have seen strange errors in the way
Firefox 4 is 'working' on Narwhal..
Mind you, this is a liveCD 11.04 in use just now, with no updates in
place
yet
Maybe I'll try that for any
Hello,
Have just installed Seamonkey Composer (WYSIWYG HTML editor) 2.0.11 onto
my Ubuntu 10.4.2
(Side note: Needed to replace my KompoZer, because it's become buggy
and does not seem actively supported any more. Criteria was WYSIWYG,
free, Linux, currently supported, Synaptic-friendly.
Hi,
There is a page at
http://www.raiden.net/node/584
which lists ten quite useful indicators for unity.
Two are helpful - system load which displays things like
memory/cpu/network etc in the panel.
workspace number - even more useful, as it allows you to see the number
of the workspace
Why not just use classic mode instead?
On 1/06/2011 8:12 PM, Rik Tindall a...@infohelp.co.nz wrote:
Ok, on the advice of 1/7 of tonight's workshop, have googled up the
solution to my second-most bugbear with Unity:
Howto configure the number of desktop (virtual workspace) you want. You
can
On 02/06/11 13:18, Craig George wrote:
Why not just use classic mode instead?
Easy.
Cause Ubuntu has swept the Linux world, and become a major player.
Does one have to swim against the current always?
Why do you think Mark Shuttleworth said in an interview at:
Hi,
On 02/06/11 13:39, Craig George wrote:
... Just because a
feature is released in one version of a distro doesnt automatically make
it the standard though.
Either the marketplace isn't responding favourably to Unity, overall, or
this section of the relevant page on Wikipedia has a bias in
Good points, but dont let unity put you off upgrading your ubuntu setup as
it is just a matter of selecting 'classic' mode from the log in screen and
all is the same as 10.04 etc in regards to the gui.
On 2/06/2011 2:44 PM, Carl Turney carl.tur...@orcon.net.nz wrote:
Hi,
On 02/06/11 13:39,
You are a little arrogant. we are not all sitting here waiting for your emails.
How about working out what the name of the binary is that runs the
editor. Then create a shortcut to start the command.
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 2:45 PM, Carl Turney carl.tur...@orcon.net.nz wrote:
Hi,
No responses
Hi,
Ok - just had a look at the wiki pedia article.
1)How can the opinion of reviewers who look at at the early version of
a software application be meaningful? It is an early version - and things
will change/improve with time.
2)Gnome developers are developers - so they have large monitors
Exploring all the menus, particularly settings under Edit Preferences
is essential when playing with something new. There you find under
Appearance is what will happen when Seamonkey starts up. Turn off
Browser, turn on Composer.
Right click Seamonkey entry in Internet menu add to panel.
I don't use seamonkey at all but a very quick google search resulted in a
post that states
You can have the composer open by default by going to Edit - Preferences
- Appearance - When SeaMonkey starts up, open - Composer
Cheers,
Craig
-Original Message-
From: Roger Searle
Ahh okay !!
I stand corrected (or educated... ;-) ) .
I see the problem with unity then if it is going to be forced onto any
current and future ubuntu releases.
Hmm, I have been looking at alternatives myself for a while. Mainly a distro
that is friendly for development and network admin.
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