Thursday, September 21, 2017
Ubuntu Installer Paid 2 0 Cooked and ready to be tasted
Ubuntu Installer Paid 2 0 Cooked and ready to be tasted
Well tasted by my beta testers anyway...but yes 2.0 for the Paid app is ready! so long as there are no more bugs the new update will be loaded to the market tomorrow.
Note that once the new update is on-line the sale will end, so if you have not already grap your paid copy for 20%!!
The change log for the new version is:
*New V5 small image, featuring fixed Java, even more lightweight (now around 1.2GB free) and user can set screen size on boot
*PAID New Build guide which shows you how to build your own Ubuntu images
*Brand new UI To make the whole thing more useable
*PAID new one click boot feature to allow quick booting from either the widget or inside the app
*PAID new widget to activate the one click boot
*PAID app install guide changed in light of one click boot
*Fixed keyboard mapping of random letters in Gnome
The free version should then be updated by the end of next week and will include the new UI and the new V5 small image and Gnome mapping fix.
Backtrack will then be updated shortly after that to include pretty much everything in the change log above (apart from the small image, there is still no small image for backtrack)
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Thursday, September 14, 2017
Ubuntu for Android could be available this year but only for manufacturers
Ubuntu for Android could be available this year but only for manufacturers

At the Computex trade show being held in Taipei one of the heads of Canonical, John Barnard, said the development of this solution was ongoing, although neither he nor Mark Shuttleworth confirmed a specific date, saying that Ubuntu for Android could come "possibly" before the end of the year.
Of course, as already mentioned in the initial announcement of this development, Canonical has no intention of "liberating" Ubuntu for Android so you can use any interested: those manufacturers will have the option of preinstalarlo on their smartphones, so that at least in the first instance who wants to exploit the potential of this interesting concept will have to buy one of the terminals to come with that feature.
I do not think that means a lot: in forums such as the famous XDA Developers often achieve what seemed complicated, so maybe with a little luck that wants to impose that limitation Canonical look overwhelmed by the interest of the user community and that ability of some cibergur�s Android community.
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Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Ubuntu for Android The Team that Comes will be a Smartphone
Ubuntu for Android The Team that Comes will be a Smartphone

Android Ubuntu may be the experience of a complete mobile desktop, not simulated, that come with office software, web browser, applications, email and multimedia, and everything that Android can offer. Seamless integration between Android and Ubuntu. Everything running smoothly and immediately. Therefore, our contact with our PC Android Ubuntu would also allowing access to their Facebook or Twitter, SMS, read and respond to messages or make calls directly from your desktop.
For now, the minimum requirements for Ubuntu + Android are:
- 1 GHz dual-core
- Accelerated video shared by kernel module with Open GL ES / EGL
- 2 GB of disk space
- HDMI video output
- USB Host Mode
- 512 MB of RAM

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Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Ubuntu 14 04 not booting after error message tmp could not be mounted
Ubuntu 14 04 not booting after error message tmp could not be mounted
Serious errors were found while checking the disk drive for /.
press [I] to ignore, press [S] to skip mounting and press [M] to mount manually.
/tmp could not be mounted and my Ubuntu isnt booting.- In Windows Boot Manager, select Ubuntu.
- Press any key and enter GNU Grub2 menu.
- You can press "e" to edit GRUB2 boot entry.
linux /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-24-generic root=UUID=AAC884AC1F144321 loop=/ubuntu/disks/root.disk ro quiet splash $vt_handoff
linux /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-24-generic root=UUID=AAC884AC1F144321 loop=/ubuntu/disks/root.disk rw quiet splash $vt_handoff
sudo vi /etc/grub.d/10_lupin
linux ${rel_dirname}/${basename} root=${LINUX_HOST_DEVICE} loop=${loop_file_relative} ro ${args}
linux ${rel_dirname}/${basename} root=${LINUX_HOST_DEVICE} loop=${loop_file_relative} rw ${args}
sudo update-grub
After this all step surely you can use your new ubuntu So enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sunday, September 10, 2017
Unable to load Deep Freeze Configuration Login Program will not be available
Unable to load Deep Freeze Configuration Login Program will not be available
Problem: No Deep Freeze Icon in Taskbar

To Solve This Issue Disable All Faronics Deep Freeze Services
You can done this by simply typing the command services.msc in the run dialog box. Once you are in the services window, locate the service name DFserv and right click on it and select properties (refer to image below).

After clicking properties, stop and disable the service. Refer to the image below for instructions. Note: Restart is needed for changes to take effect on your system.

After restarting, at this point you no longer have any Deep Freeze service or application running at the background of your system. Also the system Deep Freeze Icon should be gone. You are still able re-enable Deep Freeze by reversing the whole process. Note: You can now uninstall deep freeze and re install again.
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Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Ubuntu 12 04 LTS to be released today
Ubuntu 12 04 LTS to be released today
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| Ubuntu Countdown as seen on OMGUbuntu |
- The default music player has been changed to Rhythmbox
- LibreOffice has been updated to 3.5
- System Settings Appearance allows users to easier configure some of Unitys properties
- Nautilus quicklist support has been added to to Unity launcher
- ClickPad (as is featured in MacBooks) support has been improved
- and many more ...
The new Ubuntu is supposedly booting very quickly and overall is very responsive.
I am looking forward to the release and will provide feedback as soon as I have upgraded.
<Update>
Apparently the Ubuntu Servers were down. I couldnt access their website and couldnt access the download-servers either. Now theyre back online and I am going to download the upgrade soon.
Upgrade broke my installation and I was unable to boot. Had to install 12.04 from scratch. Then I had some major problems with the graphics drivers. Ubuntu couldnt install the proper drivers, I then had to choose an alternative which caused my Computer to freeze about every 30 minutes.
After completely reinstalling 12.04 again (there were some other issues as well) it now seems to be working properly. No crashes so far installations seem to be working as well. Fingers crossed!
So all in all not that easy an upgrade. I just hope the 10.04 LTS to 12.04 LTS upgrade at work goes a little more smoothly.
</Update>
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Friday, August 11, 2017
Ubuntu 12 04 Will Be End Of Life in April 28th 2017 ESM Surprise
Ubuntu 12 04 Will Be End Of Life in April 28th 2017 ESM Surprise
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin" will reach End-Of-Life in 28 April 2017 (44 days from today). This information released by Adam Conrad today (March 15th) in the official ubuntu-announce mailing list. The surprise is, Dustin Kirkland announces today in the same mailing list that Canonical offers paid Extended Security Maintenance (ESM) for Precise once it reaches End-Of-Life. ESM is a new paid support from Canonical introduced in this year. For you Precise users, you may upgrade to newer supported version of Ubuntu, or replace it, or stay at Precise without updates with the old-archive repo, or stay at Precise and stay up-to-date by purchasing ESM support.
Official Announcements
- Conrad https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2017-March/000218.html
- Kirkland https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2017-March/000217.html
- Canonical Insights https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/03/14/introducing-ubuntu-12-04-esm-extended-security-maintenance/
- Steward (12.04 announcement at 2012) https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2012-April/000159.html
Webinar
Canonical will held a webinar in Wednesday, March 22nd at 4pm GMT / 12pm EDT / 9am PDT to discuss Extended Security Maintenance for 12.04 and anyone is invited to join here ubunt.eu/jL7cG6. If you want to know more about ESM directly from Canonical, this webinar is a good chance for you.
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Thursday, August 10, 2017
Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010 BY GOOGLE
Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010 BY GOOGLE
Google predicts that Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010
Ubuntu is just one of a myriad of Linux distributions, but no one can deny that its rise to fame has been meteoric, especially as a desktop OS.
This week Google announced a �forecast� feature in Google Insights for Search. Essentially it�s a new function that looks at the search history (popularity) of a term and tries to predict what the future trend for that term will look like.
So just out of curiosity we decided to try Ubuntu versus Linux to see what would happen. The dotted line furthest to the right in the chart below is Google�s prediction. We�ve marked the point where the interest for Ubuntu is predicted to overtake Linux with a red arrow, i.e. February 2010.
Since this is based on past data it is in no way a secure prediction of the future, but it does look quite plausible. The interest for Linux (at least as a search term) has long been declining while the interest for Ubuntu has been increasing (although it has slowed down recently).
One interpretation of this data is that the interest for Ubuntu is surpassing the interest for �just� Linux. It�s becoming quite a brand�
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Sunday, August 6, 2017
Ubuntu makes Draw Tablet installation easy as could be
Ubuntu makes Draw Tablet installation easy as could be
So I own a Wacom Cintiq 12WX draw tablet. Yes, it is a very expensive toy and I use it in Linux.
Prior to switching to Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty, the process involved with getting my tablet to work was somewhat involved.
- Plug in the device
- Throw some generic config lines into /etc/X11/xorg.conf to enable the input devices
- Compile the latest Linux Wacom Project drivers myself and load them into my kernel
- Change my nvidia settings to accommodate my new display
- Restart KDE
- Enable the input device in The Gimp
Oh yeah: I also needed to make sure I had the darn thing plugged (usb and vga/dvi) in properly. (I have missed it a few times among all my other cables).
Not a lot of work and the compilation is pretty simple.
But now with Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty, my job is much simpler:
- Plug in the device
- Change my nvidia settings to accommodate my new display
- Restart KDE
- Enable the input device in The Gimp
I am having a minor configuration issue with simultaneously using my tablet input and my mouse to work on the same drawing area. It seems that somewhere along the way, the tablet input takes precedence and disables using the mouse to affect the Gimp Drawing area. Im looking for a solution and I will post it when I know it.
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