Preview of Ubuntu 12.04, codenamed Precise Pangolin. In this video I show the new Heads Up Display (HUD) and Unity 5. HUD provides a method of accessing Application Menus via the Keyboard and typing the function that you want, it also learns from previous selections that you’ve made. At the moment Its in development and doesn’t work well in all programs. New features on Unity 5: Custom Colour on Unity Bar and Dash Switch Blur effect on & off on the Dash Unity Bar less sensitive when moving mouse to the left-hand side (no more making the Unity bar appear when trying to press Back button in Firefox) Other new features coming to Ubuntu 12.04: LTS Supported for 5 years Better support for Dual Monitors Global Menu can be switched off Unity Lens for using on Smart TVs Multiple Screenshots in Software Centre Customise wallpapers in Light DM wiki.ubuntu.com

www.lockergnome.com Learning to use Linux can be a little scary for a beginner, but you have to remember that even today’s Linux gurus were once beginners, too. Like many open source projects, you’ll get a lot of support from a community of people who also know what it’s like to dive into unfamiliar territory, and will be thrilled to meet a like-minded daredevil in the great Linux adventure. You can get more information about Parallels here: go.tagjag.com You can get more information about VMware here: go.tagjag.com You can watch the entire live TLDR episode here: www.youtube.com www.lockergnome.com profiles.google.com twitter.com www.facebook.com

Package: dconf-tools Description: simple configuration storage system – utilities DConf is a low-level key/value database designed for storing desktop environment settings. This package contains the command line tools. Note that DConf is not connected with the older Debian package named dconf. Homepage: live.gnome.org ****** Description: Cinnamon desktop Cinnamon redefines user interactions with the GNOME desktop. In particular, it offers new paradigms for launching applications, accessing documents, and organizing open windows in GNOME. Later, it will introduce a new applets eco-system and offer new solutions for other desktop features, such as notifications and contacts management. Cinnamon is intended to replace functions handled by the GNOME Panel and by the window manager in previous versions of GNOME. Cinnamon has rich visual effects enabled by new graphical technologies. Homepage: live.gnome.org

Hi all first of me short shorts on Ubuntu Linux 11.10 and what a fab os it really is, and all this running off an 8Gb USB drive…….how bloody kewl is that. Just bought a few 8Gb sticks so I can do me reviews and shorts live as I hate virtual box, enjoy all.

LightDm Wallpaper Transition Lands in Ubuntu 12.04. www.omgubuntu.co.uk

Unity 5.0 is ready for testing in Ubuntu 12.04. The update provides a handful of new features as well as the most fluid Unity experience yet. www.omgubuntu.co.uk

Hi all here we use our live Puppy Linux Lucid 5.28 running on a USB pen drive and we back it right up to me Ubuntu HD on me PC, kewlio or what, oh yea took me about 2 mins hehehhehe, terrible thing you know…………ENVY.

Please thumbs up and comment! Trine 2 running in Ubuntu Linux through wine, there is a native client coming out but I’m going to do Lp’s on this! My Website: jakeward.co.uk Digg me: digg.com My twitter: twitter.com My computer specifications : GFX : Nvidia GTX470 1280Mb Memory: 8Gb Ram Processor: Intel I5 2500 @ 3.30Ghz

An in-depth look at Fedora 15 Lovelock, sporting the new stable GNOME 3 desktop and GNOME Shell. Fedora is a well supported distribution, and the fusion of GNOME Shell and Fedora’s base creates an innovative, modern and polished desktop for the Linux enthusiast and power user. Definitely a great peek into the future of desktop Linux and it’s a substantially widget base than GNOME and GTK 2.x. Very polished, and arguably much better (think finished) than Unity.

In-depth review of Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal Final Release. Feel free to skip sections of the video using the chapter timings below: 0:18 – Installation (Dual boot & Slideshow) 5:28 – Pre-Installed Software 9:36 – Desktop & Unity Features (inc Compiz) 12:49 – Installing Software (few apps to try) 14:51 – Conclusion This video is aimed more for people who are new to Ubuntu, but there is something here for everyone. I show the Unity 3D Desktop Environment in action on a full system install and cover a verity of topics including: 1: Installation – Dual booting with Windows 7 and using the automated partitioning. 2: Look at Pre-Installed Software Canonical have included on the install disk, including LibreOffice 3.3, Firefox 4, Banshee Media Player, Ubuntu One, Software Centre, Puzzle Games, and a 3D shooter. 3: Fancy Desktop Features – Tutorial on setting up Compiz effects and Coloured Mouse Cursors 4: Installing Software and suggestions of a Few Applications to try: Chromium, Gimp image editor, Inkscape vector graphic, Openshot, Zaz and Sauerbraten. 5: Conclusion 85% – A nice modern desktop environment, very easy to use, but not necessarily for everyones taste. Next version of Ubuntu (11.10) should offer a more customisable version of Unity. Website: www.ubuntu.com Download www.ubuntu.com