Ubuntu’s latest release 11.04, nick-named Natty Narwhal was made available on 3rd April. The major changes are the implementation of Unity, replacing GNOME. The new interface is more attractive and easy-to-use. OpenOffice is replaced with LibreOffice in this version and the default music player is no more RhythmBox. Banshee Player has taken RhythmBox’s position. Firefox [...]
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ISO is a widely popular disc image format. It is an archive that contains the image of a disc, ie. the data that is present on an optical disc. There are many applications that can help you create and access ISO files. Talking about Ubuntu and other mainstream Linux Distributions, they can mount ISOs using [...]
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Ubuntu is one of the cleanest and most widely used Linux distribution, well-suited for average users. You don’t need to be a labeled Geek to install and use Ubuntu. It’s quite easy to get along with it – you would love it from the first sight!
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Ubuntu Software Center is a the easiest way to install applications on Ubuntu, but the problem is that it necessarily might not have latest versions. I belong to the Firefox community and I wanted to get the latest version on my Ubuntu. As I’ve had no previous experience of installing/running softwares from their sources that are available in various formats such as .tar.bz, .tar.bz2, etc, it was quite a big task for me – but it turned out to be unexpectedly easy!
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