Sure, I did it for a while, then realized that XFCE is way better ;)
sudo apt-get install unity
If it doesn't work out like you hope, to get rid of unity:
sudo apt-get purge unity
sudo apt-get autoremove
Good luck!
On 04/08/2013 01:45 PM, Pete Wright wrote:
If this question is too newbie
On Mon, 08 Apr 2013 19:45:40 +0200, Pete Wright pnwri...@gmail.com wrote:
If this question is too “newbie” or worse, heretical, please forgive and
then ignore me.
It isn't, you should asked what ever you want, sure, you also should
search the web yourself a little bit, but since that isn't
Thanks to all for all the helpful feedback.
The reference to GIMP while we're at school... made me smile.
I am a newbie to Ubuntu and Linux. But not to messing with new things in a
world not quite ready.
I was laughed out of a technical meeting of movie equipment pros one time
when I told them
On 08. april 2013 19:45, Pete Wright wrote:
If this question is too “newbie” or worse, heretical, please forgive and
then ignore me.
I changed from Ubuntu 12.10 to Ubuntu Studio 12.10 primarily because GIMP
was slightly flakey (main problem was it wouldn't accept ctr key
combination like ctr+
I guess I would say the functions that play to my inherent laziness.
Love the heads up search, especially. Nothing one can't do in Studio with
a few more clicks, though.
And I can't change the desktop picture to one of my own in Studio -- and
no, I won't be surprised to learn that is a bug or
I loved our Arriflex. Couldn't afford its care and feeding today, though.
Even in 1975 it cost about $11 a minute to turn it on. That was the number
that ran in my head while shooting; I think it was total cost of film,
processing, and one copy one-light work print.
On the subject of sound on
On Mon, 08 Apr 2013 22:54:30 +0200, leo le...@yahoo.com wrote:
What is the process to...use the terminal upgrade-manager -d -c to
upgrade 12.10 to 13.04...??
Looks like you've been reading the test procedures for upgrading Ubuntu
Studio?
All tests were completed in order for us to be
