GNOME 2.26 is the latest version of the GNOME Desktop: a popular, multi-platform desktop environment for your computer. GNOME’s focus is ease of use, stability, and first class internationalisation and accessibility support. GNOME is Free and Open Source Software and provides all of the common tools computer users expect of a modern computing environment, such as e-mail, groupware, web browsing, file management, multimedia, and games. Furthermore, GNOME provides a flexible and powerful platform for software developers, both on the desktop and in mobile applications.
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Based on the theory “video’s speak more than text”, here we present to you “5 minute ubuntu installation video” which i feel a must see for those who were not able to cope up with the step-by-step guide.
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We had recently seen the release of the most awaited ubuntu 8.10 Interpid… but by the time we are trying to get used to it…
GNOME 2.26 is the latest version of the GNOME Desktop: a popular, multi-platform desktop environment for your computer. GNOME’s focus is ease of use, stability, and first class internationalisation and accessibility support. GNOME is Free and Open Source Software and provides all of the common tools computer users expect of a modern computing environment, such as e-mail, groupware, web browsing, file management, multimedia, and games. Furthermore, GNOME provides a flexible and powerful platform for software developers, both on the desktop and in mobile applications.
“Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference is a great resource covering Ubuntu from A to Z without all the extra fluff.”
— Ryan Troy, Administrator, Ubuntuforums.org
“A wonderful and clear introduction to Ubuntu, to Linux, and to many concepts and details that may otherwise be difficult for newcomers to grasp … Useful for anyone, whether you are learning for the first time or you just need a reference to refresh your memory.”
—Matthew Helmke, Administrator, Ubuntuforums.org
Many a times a newbie to the Ubuntu Linux world faces a problem that after the installation of Windows operating system, he cannot boot into ubuntu or any other operating system which he has installed earlier.
If you are also facing such kind of a problem then take a look at this tutorial which will let you overcome this by reinstalling GRUB.
There are hundreds of tutorials spreading all over the internet to perform the similar task but they require you to keep the modem in “Always ON” state.
The problem which I used to face by keeping the modem in “Always ON” state was that almost 50-100 Mb of bandwidth was consumed everyday even if the system was Hibernated. You guys also check out whether this happens to you also.
What makes this tutorial unique is that you dont need to put your modem in “Always ON” state thereby eliminating hidden bandwidth usage.




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