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Click: "The OMG!Ubuntu blog reports on the decision, however preliminary, at the Ubuntu Developer Summit in Dallas to remove the GIMP image editor from the 10.04 Lucid LTS release of the wildly popular Linux distribution."
Experimenting with GNU/Linux: "GO language promoted by google is a new system programming language said to be expressive, concurrent, garbage-collected. The language is still very young and there is no ready made package...
The Computer Merchant, Ltd US-DC-Washington Eva's Useful Guide to Ubuntu 9.10 (updated!) for this link. ] "This guide was first meant to be my own reference, but I think it can be useful to anyone wanting to get the best of his...
For my own needs, I set up a small EC2 instance, based on the alestic ubuntu karmic instance. Updated the system and installed ruby, rails, passenger and nginx. Truly simple to get your rails app up and running. README file...
The following video was recorded at the Ubuntu Lucid Developer Summit in November 2009. It’s a recording of a one hour session in which the set of applications delivered on the Ubuntu CD is discussed. This has caused some...
has an important ally in its newly revealed "In the interest of transparency, we should declare that Canonical is contributing engineering to Google under contract," Chris Kenyon, vice president of OEM Services at Canonical,...
Here is my procedure for installing an Enlightenment E17 based Ubuntu. This method starts from a minimal command line install, and avoids any unnecessary Gnome baggage. It relies exclusively on the official Ubuntu and...
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The following is a very short guide on setting up Ruby Enterprise Edition (REE), nginx and Passenger, for serving Ruby on Rails applications on Ubuntu. It also includes a few quick and easy optimization tips. We start with...
I Been to Ubuntu: "You may have heard that GIMP and F-Spot aren't safe for inclusion in 10.04. 700MB isn't much space to work with Why not question all the applications in Ubuntu, then? What should be in the default installation?"
