Category Archives: Ubuntu

Ubuntu Customisation Kit

Ubuntu Customisation Kit is a great bit of software that allows Ubuntu disc images to be customised and then rebuilt. Uses I’ve found so far include: Making a totally up to date installation disc that can be used on multiple … Continue reading

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Ubuntu 8.10

It’s out, and it’s available from here. Mirrors are likely to be slightly busy for a few hours though.

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Ubuntu 8.10

I’ve just upgraded with no issues whatsoever, and am now trying to make my laptop look as different as possible. I don’t think I could use this for any length of time, but I do really like the look of … Continue reading

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Countdown to Ubuntu 8.10

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Ubuntu 8.10

I’ve just upgraded my iBook to the beta version of Ubuntu 8.10. It doesn’t look much different, but I’m liking the tabbed browsing in Nautilus already.

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New keyboard

My much loved Belkin keyboard croaked it yesterday (or at least several of the keys now refuse to work). Today I bought an Advent ADE-KBW100, largely because it is slimline, quiet to type on, and didn’t break the bank. It … Continue reading

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Weekend tasks

This weekend has been very busy with wedding preparations and socialising. However, I’ve still found time to install the latest version of WordPress on this blog, set up some backup scripts for all my home and work computers, and also … Continue reading

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