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Some Ubuntu resources for beginners

Some Ubuntu resources for beginners
I’ve already done a post on Some Linux Resources for Beginners so I thought I’d round up some great resources specifically for those starting out with Ubuntu. I haven’t included many blogs here where posts are put up regularly, only if they’ve mentioned a good Ubuntu resource in a blog post. Mostly these are just Ubuntu reference/resource sites with tutorials, guides, how-tos, forums, etc. General Ubuntu resources Going Ubuntu: Getting Started Ubuntu Guide Ubuntu Documentation Ubuntu Linux Resources Hardware Support UbuntuHCL: Ubuntu Hardware Compatibility List Gnome-Look: Eye Candy for your GNOME desktop Ubuntu Brainstorm: submit your ideas for inclusion in future Ubuntu versions Ubuntu FAQ Guide Ubuntu Installation Guide: One of the most comprehensive guides on installing Ubuntu I’ve seen Ubuntu: search resources Ubuntu Search Engine Ubuntu Search UbuntuWire Search Ubuntu cheatsheets and shortcuts Ubuntu Linux Cheatsheet Useful Shortcut Keys in Ubuntu Ubuntu ebooks Ubuntu Linux Bible Ubuntu forums Ubun2

10 Must Have Ubuntu Resources If you've enjoyed this blog, please consider picking up a copy of my Ubuntu book, Instant Ubuntu. Thanks for visiting! One of you recently contacted me and wondered what some of my must-read pages are. There really are tons of great sites out there, probably too many to count. I do have a list of must-have resources for any Ubuntu user. This list consists of great places to find help, places to keep up on information, places to volunteer time and talents, etc. Below is my top 10 must have Ubuntu resources for any user. Ubuntu Mailing Lists – from news to developers to teams, etc.Ubuntu Forums – find timely help on even the most difficult issues! I hope this gives everyone something new to look at and learn. If you’re interested, drop by and say hello on our local team IRC channel, #ubuntu-utah. Technorati Tags: ubuntu, resources, wiki, mailing list, loco, rosetta, planet powered by performancing firefox

Ubuntu Heaven 20 major Ubuntu sites you should know about - Kimchikid Author: kimchikid Filed under: Linux, Ubuntu SundayApr 13,2008 Official distro sites The main homepage for Ubuntu – the standard and most popular Ubuntu distro, using the gnome desktop environment. The home for Kubuntu – a linux distro with the poular KDE desktop environment. The homepage for Edubuntu – a linux distribution aimed at classroom and educational usage. Xubuntu uses the Xfce desktop environment. Similar to the Ubuntu distribution but with only what they claim to be truly free software. Study and interact Ubuntu Forums Meet the Ubuntu community, world famous for its helpfulness. Ubuntu brainstorm The ultimate place to post your ideas and read and vote for other’s ideas. Ubuntu wiki pages A place for the Ubuntu community to discuss ideas and store team-related information. Next page 1 2 3View All

Download How you can use Ubuntu Server Ubuntu Server for cloud Whether you’re building your own cloud or you want to use a public cloud, with Ubuntu you have all the tools you need to provision, deploy and manage your cloud environment. Download Ubuntu Server for cloud › Ubuntu Server for ARM Optimised for hyperscale deployments and certified on a number of ARM chipsets, Ubuntu Server for ARM including the 64-bit ARMv8 platforms. Get Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS for ARM › Get the version you need Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS is now available for purchase on DVD in the Ubuntu shop, along with the desktop version. Go to the Ubuntu shop Ubuntu is available via BitTorrent links and regional mirrors. Alternative Downloads › Looking for a previous LTS point release with its original stack? Previous releases

Ubuntu Linux Resources This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. What is this?What is Ubuntu? What is this? What is Ubuntu? Ubuntu is guaranteed to be cost-free. Even though Ubuntu comes with a lot of productivity software—an office suite, a music player, a photo editor, an instant messaging program, an email client, an internet browser, etc. Of course, there are also several other Linux distributions that have proprietary formats built into them: Linux Mint, Mepis, and PCLinuxOS, for example. Regular release cycles generally mean improved software. I think a lot of Ubuntu advocates will agree with me when I say you should use the operating system that best suits your needs. If you think you might want to try a Linux distribution other than Ubuntu but aren't sure where to begin, you can take this online Linux Distribution Quiz. Who are you? Why did you make this? How often do you update this site? Can I translate or link to the tutorials here?

HOW TO: Ubuntu Linux for Novices Ubuntu, a popular distribution of the Linux operating system, has acquired a wildly growing user base and today I have joined them. Described as being Linux for Human Beings, Ubuntu is somewhere in between Mandriva (formerly Mandrake) and Fedora Core in terms of ease of use. It is far from Gentoo (my personal favorite because of the emerge package manager), which should be pleasing to novice users that want a more versatile Linux installation. Ubuntu has recently been awarded Best Distribution. Downloading & Burning The first thing you need to do is fire your browser over to ubuntu.com/download. Installation I installed the latest version of Ubuntu, 5.10 aka Breezy Badger, on a 1.5Ghz (overclocked) G4 powered Mac Mini on the internal hard drive. First Impressions Ubuntu comes bundled with the Gnome window manager, which has two taskbars. The absolute first thing you need to do after Ubuntu installs is a system update. Installing an Application The ./ runs Azureus. cd /path/to/folder .

HASP драйвер в 10.04 Система 9.10 Не могу подключить сетевой HASP4Из за проблем с поддержкой usbfs в последних версиях ядра, значит невозможно смонтировать ключ в ubuntuРешил воспользоваться дравами etersoft 3.2Установил, 1с7,7 ключ не обнаруживает.вот что показывает ststusadministrator@SuperTux:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/haspd statusHardware protection keys support bundle. Etersoft (c) 2008-2009: haspd.init,v 1.124 2009/05/29 15:43:33 lav Exp $Aladdin HASP 4/HL/SRM driver status: kernel module aksparlnx is not loaded (WARNING: HASP LPT keys support is disabled!) решил проблему нет ? ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/haspd status[sudo] password for ubuntu: Hardware protection keys support bundle. Use $ eterkeytest [--hasp] [--sentinel] [--eutron] for test key presence ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ eterkeytest --hasp eterkeytest for WINE@Etersoft 1.1.0-eter5USB:Vendor:Product: 0458:705f [denied], [denied]HASP:Local HASP keys drivers in 1C 8.x in direct mode, haspd service does not required.HASP API VERSION: 8.0 Warning!

Ubuntu Linux Resources This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. What is this?What is Ubuntu?Who are you?Why did you make this?How often do you update this site? What is this? What is Ubuntu? Ubuntu is guaranteed to be cost-free. Even though Ubuntu comes with a lot of productivity software—an office suite, a music player, a photo editor, an instant messaging program, an email client, an internet browser, etc. Of course, there are also several other Linux distributions that have proprietary formats built into them: Linux Mint, Mepis, and PCLinuxOS, for example. Regular release cycles generally mean improved software. I think a lot of Ubuntu advocates will agree with me when I say you should use the operating system that best suits your needs. If you think you might want to try a Linux distribution other than Ubuntu but aren't sure where to begin, you can take this online Linux Distribution Quiz. Who are you? Why did you make this? How do I contact you?

How Linux works: the ultimate guide Ever wanted to learn how the internals of your Linux desktop work? Yes, we've already published detailed "how it works" articles about things like sound, the kernel, LVM, PAM and filesystems, but in this article we're going to take a wider view and explain how everything in a modern Linux distro works, start to finish. We've opted for a top-down view, tackling each stratum of Linux technology from the desktop to the kernel as it appears to the average user. This way, you can descend from your desktop comfort zone into the underworld of Linux archaeology, where we'll find plenty of relics from the bygone era of multi-user systems, dumb terminals, remote connections and geeks gone by. We're also going to be showing you some commands you can use to poke around on your own system, because where's the point of learning stuff you can't use? This is one of the things that makes Linux so interesting: you can see exactly what has happened, why and when. How it works: Userspace GUI toolkits

WINE@Etersoft Документация по WINE@Etersoft Что такое WINE@Etersoft Продукт WINE@Etersoft разработан специально для того, чтобы предоставить возможность организациям и отдельным пользователям полностью перейти на платформу Unix/Linux, сохранив унаследованные Win-приложения. Особое внимание уделяется поддержке российских коммерческих приложений, которым затруднительно найти аналоги среди свободного ПО для Linux: в первую очередь это приложения, необходимые для ведения дел на предприятии (бухгалтерия, учёт, налоговая отчётность, правовые базы данных и др.). Предлагаемые возможности Поддержка наиболее популярных приложенийСовместная работа с данными в среде WINE по сети и в терминальном режимеПоддержка ключей защиты (Guardant, HASP, Sentinel, Eutron)Полная и корректная поддержка русского языка в работе приложений Сотрудничество с производителями ПО Подробнее см. программу сертификации на сайте. Сотрудничество с пользователями Обновления Поддерживаемые приложения Программы, имеющие полную поддержку Банк-клиенты

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