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Ubuntu for Tablets

19 Feb

Canonical is all set to provide a full fledged connectivity across all types of devices. Here comes the Ubuntu Tablet which is based on Ubuntu Touch – the same version used on Ubuntu Phones. Downloads for the Google Nexus 7 and Google Nexus 10 will be available alongside Ubuntu Phone Images on February 21st.

 

 

QBittorrent 2.9.6 Released

18 Mar

qBittorrent project was created with the idea of developing a new Bittorrent client for Linux that would be easy to use, good looking, featureful but lightweight. qBittorrent can now be considered as a good alternative to other bittorrent clients. QBittorrent 2.9.6 has been released with any updates and bug fixes.

PPA Installation

Open the treminal and type the commands in order to install qBt 2.9.6

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hydr0g3n/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install qbittorrent

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Ultimate Edition 3.2 Released

18 Mar

Ultimate Edition 3.2 has been released recently and is ready for downloads. It is based upon Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot and like always has a lot of improvements and preinstalled packages in it. All in all a perfect Ubuntu based distro, Ultimate Edition is all set to roll Gnome 3, Gnome Classic, Gnome fallback, Unity, Unity 2D, and XMBC selectable via login screen.  It also has a crisp new GTK/3 theme & comprehensive software packages.

 

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Ultimate Edition 3.2 Download – 32-Bit.iso | 64-Bit.iso

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Top 10 Ubuntu app downloads for February 2012

15 Mar

The Ubuntu app developer project is working real good. The result can be seen in Software Center as a lot of great paid and free applications have landed and are being download every now and then. For February 2012, the following applications were among the most widely download.

Top 10 Paid Apps

1. Oil Rush

Oil Rush is a real-time naval strategy game based on group control. It combines the strategic challenge of a classical RTS with the sheer fun of Tower Defence. Fight the naval war between furious armies across the boundless waters of the post-apocalyptic world.

2. Fluendo DVD Player

Fluendo DVD Player is a software application specially designed to reproduce DVD on Linux/Unix platforms, which provides end users with high quality standards.

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Audacity 2.0 Released

15 Mar

Audacity is free, open source, cross-platform software for recording and editing sounds. Good news is Audacity 2.0 has been released with numerous improvements in GUI and features. It has dozens of new features, developed in the 1.3 series. It replaces all previous versions, especially 1.2.6 and 1.3.14.

 

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Firefox 11 Released

14 Mar

The latest version of the Mozilla Firefox, Firefox 11 is now available for download officially. Firefox 11 brings along a bunch of new features and a ton of bug fixes. The new features of the update include synchronization features for Google Chrome, where users can move settings and bookmarks to Firefox easily. It also has new developer tools, such as the 3D Page Inspector, which allow developers to look at parts of the pages in 3D.

Download Firefox 11

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VirtualBox 4.1.10 lands with Minor Updates

14 Mar

VirtualBox 4.10.10 has been released. Its a maintenance release and is aimed at bug fixes and other workarounds. Few updates like Linux 3.3-rc1 compile fixes, 3D passthrough work on RHEL 6.2, added support for X.Org Server 1.12 and much more.

 

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Linoob’s Guide to ‘Aptitude’ in Ubuntu

14 Mar

Aptitude is a front-end to the Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) system. It displays a list of software packages and allows the user to interactively pick packages to install or remove. It has an especially powerful search system utilizing flexible search patterns. Aptitude also emulates most apt-get command line options. Newer versions also come with a GTK+ interface.

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