Posts Tagged ‘Lucid’

Install Linux Mint From Windows using Mint4Win

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

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Ubuntu Lucid Lynx Fantastic Script – A Must Have

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

Why would you want to use Ubuntu 10.04 Start?

The main purpose of this script is to speed up configuring Ubuntu 10.04 immediately after you’ve just installed it. This includes both installing popular applications and codecs as well as fixing some annoyances in Ubuntu 10.04.

You can search for each package in Synaptic or Ubuntu Software Center and manually install it. But then you’ll also need to go to the Skype website and manually download and install it (Skype is no longer available in the Medibuntu repository), the same for Google Chrome, and so on. You can also use Ubuntu Tweak for some tweaks (but only a few of the tweaks in this script). But this script combines the most popular tweaks which are not available in a single application with installing common packages which almost everyone uses, so the time spent configuring Ubuntu 10.04 is decreased dramatically. The script should also help new Ubuntu users since the script configures lots of things without any input from the user (such as automounting NTFS drives on startup and so on).

  • Adds extra repositories: Ubuntu restricted, extras, Medibuntu, Getdeb, Dropbox (only if you select to install Dropbox)
  • Installs from repositories: The GIMP, Pidgin, WINE, Choose between the best 3 docks for Linux (Docky, Cairo Dock and Avant Window Navigator), Install Google Earth, Bisigi Themes, Community themes (and extra community themes), Chromium browser, Gnome Do, Guake, VLC media player, Mplayer, SMplayer, Thunderbird, Dropbox, Codecs (multimedia, java, flash), additional archives support, DVD support and fonts, Ubuntu Tweak, Deluge Torrent, CompizConfig Settings Manager, Development tools (from build-essential to Subversion, GIT and so on).
  • Downloads and installs the following: Google Chrome browser (will download the build for 32 or 64 bit, depending on your Ubuntu version), official smiley themes for Pidgin (for all the protocols), the latest Flash Player for 64bit via Adobe’s website, Skype (32 or 64bit, depending on your Ubuntu version).
  • Tweaks:
    • Move window buttons to the right (Karmic style)
    • Change Update Manager behavior to the one in Jaunty
    • Remove mounted drive icons from desktop
    • Disable the GDM login sound
    • Enable the icons in menus and buttons
    • Disable the GDM login user list
    • Remove the ubuntu-docs package (frees up 252MB)
    • Change Gnome Calendar first day of the week from Sunday to Monday
    • Downloads, installs and configure sharp fonts (starting with version 0.4.5: also installs sharp fonts for Firefox)
    • Fix ‘apt-get update’ delay for Google repository
    • Automatically mount NTFS drives on startup
  • Option to reset any changes made by the tweaks (tweaks only!) (stating with version 0.4.5)
  • Automatically accepts the JAVA and Google Earth license so you don’t have to
  • The Medibuntu server is currently down which made me develop a new feature: the script now tests the main Medibuntu server and 2 other mirrors and adds whichever of these 3 is working.
  • Lots of checks to make sure you run the script proprely: will check if the script is ran as root, if Synaptic, apt-get, dpkg or Software Center is running and will ask you to close it before running the script, checks the internet connection to make sure you can actually install the packages, etc.

The new version also fixes lots of bugs from the previous version. Update: I’ve updated this post with a new version which also comes with multiple language support:

  • Czech – Translation submitted by clever fox
  • German – Translation submitted by Sebastian
  • French – Translation submitted by astromb
  • Slovak – Translation submitted by enjoy
  • Spanish – Translation submitted by Vicente. Also many thanks to CokiDVD and Ezequiel
  • Italian translation by Lippol94 (http://lippolweblog.wordpress.com), Santiago (www.uielinux.org)
  • Polish translation by buczyw. Also many thanks to Jacek
  • Japanese translation by Yuya Saito (http://ubuntu.studiomohawk.com/)
  • Dutch translation by Raoul
  • Portuguese (PT) translation by FatGiant
  • Malaysian translation by akmalhisyam (http://fossmalaya.com)
  • Galician translation by Jose Basalo
  • Turkish translation by bsod1 (http://www.osa1.net)
  • Korean translation by J.Park
  • Brazilian Portuguese translation by Benjamim and lau
  • Catalan translation by Joan Padrosa
  • Estonian translation by Magnus
  • Simplified Chinese translation by Iven Day
  • Bahasa Indonesia translation by antok
  • Asturian translation by iñigo
  • Romanian translation
  • Slovenian translation by summerb0y
  • Arabic translation by sub7ei
  • Swedish language by Abhijit
  • Traditional Chinese translation by Robert D. Wei

To install Zenity (required by the script), download and run the script, copy / paste the following commands in a terminal:

sudo apt-get install zenity

wget http://launchpad.net/ubuntustart/0.4.x/0.4.8/+download/ubuntu-10.04-start-0.4.8.8.tar.gz

tar -xvf ubuntu-10.04-start-0.4.8.8.tar.gz

cd ubuntu-10.04-start/

sudo ./ubuntu-10.04-script


Via : www.webupd8.org

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How to Upgrade Ubuntu Karmic 9.1 to Lucid Lynx 10.04

Thursday, May 6th, 2010


1st Method ( Internet Required ) via Update manager > Start the Update Manager (System > Administration > Update Manager): > The Update Manager should show that a new distribution release (10.04 LTS) is available. Click the Upgrade button to start the distribution upgrade

2nd Method . Offline Upgrade ( Internet not required)

This method is much faster since it uses offline ISO image to upgrade from HERE.

> Let’s go ahead and Mount the image

sudo mount -o loop /path-to-iso/ubuntu-10.04-alternate-i386.iso /media/cdrom0

> When success, a pop up should appear offering you the option to upgrade using that CD / ISO image.

If for some reason the upgrade dialog doesn’t pop-up, press ALT + F2 and type:

Ubuntu:

gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade"

Kubuntu:

kdesudo "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade"

[iso credits: ParaIso]

Via : www.taranfx.com

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Install Ubuntu Lucid Lynx to USB or External HD

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

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Video Tutorial Connect Linux to Windows Network

Sunday, April 4th, 2010

Connect your Ubuntu or Linux Mint to your windows Network

Copy to Terminal :

sudo apt-get install samba

sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf

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Lucid Lynx How to Create a Live USB installer

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Install Lucid Lynx from USB



Lucid Lynx – Daily Build

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