It seems like Ubuntu dropped Gnome shell and replaced it with Unity. Oneiric Ocelot will be shipped with Unity as default. But they say it will be much more improved.
Also heard a rumor that Fedora 16 will be shipped with unity.
Oneiric Ocelot will be powered using Linux Kernel 3.0 final
Other changes are improved application switcher, smoother compiz grid plugin and software center also got some improvements.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Best GTK 3 Themes Ever | Ubuntu n Fedora Themes
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These are some of gtk3 themes I reviewed
To apply these themes Refer here
Click on the Image caption to Download each
These are some of gtk3 themes I reviewed
To apply these themes Refer here
| Drakfire Caffe GTK3 |
| Hope gtk3 |
Elegant Brit gtk3 |
| Aldabra |
| Atolm-gtk3 |
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
Plans for greater Unity app integration in Ubuntu 11.10
Ubuntu 11.04 brought with it a shiny new Launcher with shiny new capabilities, such as the ability to display progress bars, count badges and quicklists on application Launcher icons.
Although Ubuntu 11.04 didn’t see the default application take advantage of these features to any great degree plans are afoot to provide Oneiric’s default apps with Unity integration from the get-go.
Default applications
Although Ubuntu 11.04 didn’t see the default application take advantage of these features to any great degree plans are afoot to provide Oneiric’s default apps with Unity integration from the get-go.
Default applications
- Gwibber already has Quicklist support in Unity but will benefit from an unread tweet/message count in Ubuntu 11.10.
- Update-Manager will receive an update count, progress bar and quicklists containing items such as ‘check for updates’, etc.
- Banshee won’t gain player controls in its’ quicklist but ‘media sources’ – as currently found in the Banshee sidebar – will be entered. A progress bar for music and podcast download will also be looked into.
- Dynamic quicklists – as seen in AWN and Docky – have been suggested for use with Nautilus, with its quicklist containing user shortcuts and favourites. Progress bars to relay something transfer/copy status are also being mooted.
Other integration changes planned include control items in Transmission’s Quicklist and progress bars for Brasero – and the Ubuntu Software Centre.
Ubuntu adopts LightDM, login screens to get more exciting..
‘LightDM‘ will replace the standard ‘GDM’ login experience for Ubuntu 11.10, based on a decision taken today at the Ubuntu Developer Summit.
Why?
With Ubuntu 11.10 requiring a slick, ‘consumer orientated’ login experience that better matches the rest of Ubuntu, the decision to switch to ‘LightDM’ proved the ideal solution.
LightDM is promoted as fast, small, well documented, is easily themable and has ‘great accessibility’. A 3D-based interface will greet those with capable hardware, with a 2D version being used fallback where not supported.
Login screens are something that often get overlooked on a machine because at most we spend a few seconds every day staring at them. But they are important not only because of the security they offer, but because of the loading time they can add to a system boot.
Canonical has decided it is going to change the login manager it uses for Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) from the Gnome Display Manager (GDM) to the Light Display Manager (LightDM). This is a significant change for two reasons. The first is one of size, and as the name implies LightDM is much more lightweight than GDM. While GDM consists of around 50,000 lines of code, LightDM only has 5,000 for effectively doing the same job. LightDM is meant to be very fast meaning it could have a positive impact on boot times.
Why?
With Ubuntu 11.10 requiring a slick, ‘consumer orientated’ login experience that better matches the rest of Ubuntu, the decision to switch to ‘LightDM’ proved the ideal solution.
LightDM is promoted as fast, small, well documented, is easily themable and has ‘great accessibility’. A 3D-based interface will greet those with capable hardware, with a 2D version being used fallback where not supported.
Login screens are something that often get overlooked on a machine because at most we spend a few seconds every day staring at them. But they are important not only because of the security they offer, but because of the loading time they can add to a system boot.
Canonical has decided it is going to change the login manager it uses for Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) from the Gnome Display Manager (GDM) to the Light Display Manager (LightDM). This is a significant change for two reasons. The first is one of size, and as the name implies LightDM is much more lightweight than GDM. While GDM consists of around 50,000 lines of code, LightDM only has 5,000 for effectively doing the same job. LightDM is meant to be very fast meaning it could have a positive impact on boot times.
Friday, May 06, 2011
Gnome 3 Themes | How to install Gnome 3 Gtk 3 and shell themes?
How to install Gnome 3 Gtk 3 and shell themes?
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| Download Atolm Theme |
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Try my vignesh shell theme
Click here for GTK 3 themes
To install the theme, extract it and copy the Atolm-gtk3 folder to /usr/share/themes/
then use GNOME Tweak Tool to change the GTK theme.
To install Atolm Mutter theme (for GNOME Shell)
- press ALT + F2, enter "gconf-editor"
- or
sudo gconf-editor - navigate to desktop > gnome > shell > windows
- change the "theme" value to "Atolm-gtk3".
- Please note that it's no longer required to copy the theme to ~/.themes/ too for the Mutter theme to work (tested on Fedora 15 and ubuntu natty 11.04 with all the packages up to date).
- After changing the Mutter theme, remember to reload Gnome Shell (ALT + F2 and enter "r") or log out.
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Burg Bootloader for natty.
Do you think it a booted Os, or a splash of a booting Os?
Can u believe that its a boot loader.
How to install Burg boot loader in Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal?
Open up your favorite terminal gnome-terminal or xterm or konsole.Add ppa to the software source list.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:n-muench/burg
sudo apt-get update
Installation
sudo apt -get install burg burg-common burg-emu burg-pc burg-themes burg-themes-common
Use the following commands if the burg is not appeared after rebooting.(Installation of burg to MBR, usually it will be done automatically after burg install).
Remember to substitute ‘hd0′ with the drive on which your MBR is installed. This usually, but not typically, located on your primary HDD.
sudo burg-install hd0
sudo update-burg
Burg ships with a selection of (admittedly pretty) themes by default. To switch/change between theme is simple:
- Reboot
- Press ‘T’ on your keyboard when at the BURG screen
- Using your arrow keys select a theme from the list that appears
- Hit enter for it to be applied
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Mint KDE 10 wifi problem
I just installed linux mint kde on my toshi but there is a problem while trying to install the wifi driver using the synaptic. the installation fails and ask me to refer the jokey.log
i tried the hard ware driver installer also
but after some googling i foud some thing use full
there it says the problem can be fixed by making the audio louder
do as follows
sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-alsa-maverick-generic
sudo kate /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
add this line to the bottom of the file
options snd-hda-intel model=basic
sudo reboot
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Happy Hacking
Sunday, January 09, 2011
ibus malayalam ubuntu 10.10
To create my previous post, i tried to use ibus to type in malayalam, but in ibus, malayalam was misssing. i found a solution, it may work for you also.
To get malayalam support in ibus , run the following command
To get malayalam support in ibus , run the following command
sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib ibus-gtk
not only for malayalam but several other like Hindi,urdu....
Friday, January 07, 2011
IS de fragmentation required in Linux File system?
One of the question that come out every once a while from new GNU/Linux users is how to defrag Linux? Usually most would be satisfied with the short answer "Linux does not need filesystem defragmentation like Windows".
For curious users who prefer a rather complete explanation about why GNU/Linux filesystem doesn't need defragmentation like WIndows are, then this article might provide such answer to you : Why doesn't Linux need defragmenting?
For curious users who prefer a rather complete explanation about why GNU/Linux filesystem doesn't need defragmentation like WIndows are, then this article might provide such answer to you : Why doesn't Linux need defragmenting?
Friday, July 10, 2009
Ubuntu Repository 9.04 (Jaunty)
For super seed downloads use flashget installed using wine
Multiple links will acclerate up to 10 times.
http://repo.ugm.ac.id/iso/ubuntu-dvdrepo/9.04/
http://bos.fkip.uns.ac.id/pub/repository/ubuntu/ubuntu9.04/
ftp://kambing.ui.ac.id/iso/ubuntu-repository/jaunty/
http://mirror.unej.ac.id/pub/iso/ubuntu-repository/jaunty/
http://opensource.telkomspeedy.com/repo/iso/JauntyRepoDVD/
http://kmte.ukm.ums.ac.id/pub/iso/Repo%20Ubuntu/repo-ubuntu9.04/
http://buaya.klas.or.id/pub/ubuntu/9.04/repo/
http://repo.ugm.ac.id/iso/ubuntu-dvdrepo/9.04/
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