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You know you guys see Gadgets in Windows 7 and in the Mac you see Widgets. Their practically all the same but some have greater features than the others. ____________________________________ Well In this video I’ll be showing how to get the same thing on Ubuntu 10.04 but for FREE . ______________________________ Enjoy! And look for other screenlets here or on Google gnome-look.org

We broke news of the development of the Ubuntu Linux Tablet before Christmas, now we’ve managed to score some hands on time with the 10 inch touch screen machine. Full specification and pricing can be seen over at: www.gizchina.com/2011/01/24/ubuntu-tablet-specification-pricing–announced/

As title says….I go over on how to install software that you can get for free by the synaptic center very easy and simple. This was all so a screen cast for the Ubuntu Screen Cast team

Playing around with Linux Mint 9 “Isadora”. I’m not that skilled in using Linux, like many other people I come from Windows, and this is my first try and the experience I have had until now is that Linux is just as useful as any other OS, with each ofcourse having their own downs and ups, so keep in mind that there is NO such thing as “The best OS”. Here I am just messing around with Compiz Fusion, Emerald and Cairo Dock, showing some of the nice eye candy that you can have if you use Linux… I used gtk-recordMyDesktop to capture the screen, somehow some of the compiz effects cause tearing in the screen, there are probably more people who are experiencing the same issue… I have tried several solutions on the internet, none of them did work, fortunately I have found the solution to fix the problem here… I can not guarantee it will work for you, it’s a case of trial and error… the solution for me was to uncheck “Allow flipping” at NVIDIA X Settings (OpenGL Settings Tab) According to several sites, the issue could be solved by checking Sync to VblanK… just try it, you never know if it solves the issue for you! Enjoy the effects and the fitting tune as well =] I do not own the copyrights for the audio used in this recording, nor did I create it, all credits go to the artist! If you like this, support this artists work and buy it

This is a fully installed 10.10 Maverick beta with Compiz Fusion settings all set up so we can see some of the eye candy that will be in this release!! I will be doing more videos as time as we get closer to the release date. There are all so some really new things found in this video…watch to see them all!!

twitter.com – facebook.com – chris.pirillo.com – Over at Lockergnome.net, Luke asked where there are so many different Linux distros. Linux is awesome, there’s no doubt about it. The beauty of Linux is that it is open-source, and anyone can change it how they see fit. You can take Linux as an operating system, give it different themes and choices and generally make it to your liking. Some people want certain choices and features, while others want something entirely different. This is why you’ll find so many different flavors of Linux. http – lockergnome.net

twitter.com – facebook.com – It will be good to get an alternative processor platform to power all our laptops and desktops. But to run a full consumer friendly OS on an embedded processor platform has been a challenge so far, as the ARM processors were originally intended just to power phones and other dedicated devices. Designing a simple user interface for the Linux based OS that can be embraced by the mass market instead of Microsoft Windows is also a large challenge. Jerone Young is one of the main engineers at Canonical working for the past many months in trying to get Ubuntu to work 100% smoothly on the upcoming fastest ARM Processors that will come in the thin, light and possibly very cheap ARM Powered laptops and desktops that will normally reach the mass market in the months to come. This video was filmed by Charbax of ARMdevices.net at the Freescale Technology Forum in Orlando Florida.

twitter.com – facebook.com – My thoughts on Ubuntu… hah! I think it’s a Linux distro. I don’t have any issues with the operating system. As far as Linux distros go, it’s likely the easiest to use. Any time I say something about one distro instead of another, a war tends to break out. They can all agree, though, that Ubuntu is about as close as Linux has come to being mainstream thus far. chris.pirillo.com

twitter.com – This video was filmed by Charbax at armdevices.net at the Mobile World Congress recently. Freescale was showing their reference design for sub-0 tablets at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The target is that tablets to be sold below 0 to end consumers will be able to run any Linux-based OS, including Chromium OS – based on the open-source code available at http In this video, Freescale’s product manager of Software Development demonstrates the status of their optimizations of running Chromium OS on their i.MX51 based devices, among other form factors is the recently announced 9 tablet form factor. It even supports hardware acceleration of HTML5 based video playback. Would you like to cover conferences, trade shows, and events in exchange for promotion in our youtube channel and social media networks? Email chris@pirillo.com to facilitate the process! chris.pirillo.com