Questions about installing Ubuntu on HP Mini 1000 netbook
Question:
Dear Ubuntu friends,
After trying out Windows 7 for some time I am returning to Ubuntu partially. I'm thinking about getting the HP Mini 1000 netbook for travel, and there's a couple different versions. The Mi edition and the Windows XP edition. I was thinking about getting the Mi edition because it's a lot cheaper with the linux based operating system.
Epson NX400 driver in Ubuntu
Question:
I've searched the forums and have found nothing to help me on this. I just purchased an Epson NX400. I plugged it in and Ubuntu recognized that I had a "Epson NX400" plugged in and attempted to set it up for me.
I followed on through the screens and then it came to the "Choose a Printer Driver" page. My printer isn't listed. It did, however, default to "Epson DX4800". I accepted, it installed, and I printed a test page.
All seems well minus the Scanning functionality. I opened xSane and it says I don't have any devices. Same in Kooka.
I don't know. Help!
Installing Ubuntu Jaunty on HP DV2 laptop
I recently purchased an HP dv2-1028 with AMD neo cpu, and an ATI 1250x, without a CD player. This was surprisingly a painless install, but there were few issues that arose, which I'm posting here (along with few solutions).
First off, since this laptop does not have a cd-player, I needed to setup a usb boot disk. Quick search brought me up to http://www.pendrivelinux.com. I followed the instruction for installing 9.04, but for some odd reason that failed (the USB key claims that it can't find the mounted partition. Seems to be the duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/366678), so I installed 8.10 instead which went ahead with a hitch. In fact, I was impressed on how quickly it could install the whole thing.
How to Install latest version of Midori [Browser] on Ubuntu
Source: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199960
This is my first how to guide, so bare with me a little bit.
| Midori (緑?, Japanese for green) is a web browser that aims to be lightweight and fast. It uses the WebKit rendering engine and the GTK+*2 interface. Midori is part of the Xfce desktop environment's Goodies component.[2] As of February 2009, the project is still at alpha status. |
Download PCLinuxOS 2009.2
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Bill Reynolds has announced the release of PCLinuxOS 2009.2, a beginner-friendly distribution and live CD for the desktop: |
Map Windows Shares Permanently on Ubuntu with GVFS
Source: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1186877
The file manager in MS Windows has a nice feature called "Map Network Drive". This allows you to permanently assign Samba shares to a drive letter which any program can access. It can be made persistent across reboots. This feature is tremendous when you have a Samba server on your network that has files you need to continuously access.
Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) and Acer Aspire One AOD150-iBb
Hi,
This is a general outlook and compatibility report on the ACER AOD150-1Bb (D150), this is the UK version (blue) with no Bluetooth or 3G sim ability for mobile broadband and the 2200mAh 3 cell battery.
Well first off, I’ll give my feedback on the device to those thinking of purchasing one, I have had for 2 days and need to get time to play with it more.
Using Linux Ubuntu on HP HDX 16t Laptop
Question:
I just finished purchasing an HDX 16t laptop (will receive it in a few weeks) and I was wondering what is the linux experience like on that system? Are all the hardware components working? Any challenges faced? Thanks!
Run a particular program but prevent it from accessing the Internet
Source: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1188099
Rational:
Some programs like to access the Internet on their own. For example, many Windows programs I run in wine "call home", and Rhythmbox accesses Amazon each time I play a new MP3 in order to try and download cover art. For privacy purposes, you may want to run a program but ensure it *cannot* access the Internet.
Zoom H2 Handy (Audio) Recorder on Ubuntu
Source: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151759
Hi folks!
Time for me to repay Ubuntu!
I have just purchased a Zoom H2 Handy (Audio) Recorder.
Just plug it in and set it to USB and you will be able to access the files that are saved onto it's SD card.


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