Ubuntu is an operating system for desktops, laptops and servers. It is a Linux distribution that is based on Debian GNU/Linux. Ubuntu aims to provide an up-to-date yet stable operati... More
Does the true future of Linux on computing devices lie outside of desktop computers? It’s no secret that on the desktop Linux has held steady at only about one percent market share for many years, and that has caused many pundits to proclaim that it will never be a truly meaningful player on the desktop—especially on business desktops. Now, more and more stories are appearing about inroads for Linux on computing devices other than standard desktop and laptop computers. For example, some are saying that Ubuntu 10.10 will find a big home on tablet devices.
The derStandard.at blog has an interesting conversation up with Ubuntu Community Manager Jono Bacon, and, among other things, he puts to rest the rumor that the folks at Canonical plan to fork the GNOME desktop environment. We've talked with Jono before, and he's always good to listen to and very straightforward. He notes in the interview that aesthetics played a big role in the development of the Lucid release of Ubuntu, and much more.
When Ubuntu's software designers sit down to design software, they prefer to do so with a total picture of the end-user in mind. Their method involves creating "personas," a compilation of characteristics that represents various types of people who use the software. For instance, Mary might be a first time Linux user who loves working with media files and images, while Chuck may be a FOSS hobbyist who enjoys working at the command line.
Developers working on the Ubuntu Accessibility project are collecting data from people with computer accessibility issues in order to create a picture of software users with special needs. The team has created a survey to better understand the needs of these users and is calling on the community to help answer some questions vital to the success of the project.
Hi - I just inherited an Ubuntu Server box. How do i change the IP address to a static IP address? It is currently set up to use DHCP.
I have normally used GUI tools on GNOME, but Ubuntu Server, as expected, has no GUI!
I am looking for an easy to use command-line tool for backing up my Ubuntu machine.
i am having problems with Linux. I had vista operation before then i decided to use both Linux ubuntu and vista and i was going to use linux for first time ,i got some information for initializations which was telling me if u want install linux for first time go in windows vista and shrink your hard drive. i did shrink my hard drive and free about 10 gb for Linux ,when Linux installation finished i get my first problem i could not login because it seems i typed wrong word on it , then i tried to switch to windows vista when i restart pc, i got some option in boot which had 2 option for vista when i choose one of them it takes me to somewhere which is recovery part of my computer corporation then i cancel it and i restart system , but this time before going to boot options it gives me this error: GRUB LOADING ERROR 17 and i cant go anywhere else.
i bring up pc now with live cd , i searched some information on the internet about this problem but i did not understand anything because i am 100 percent new in Linux please tell me what should even i cant remove linux and back it to windows? Help...