issue51:courriers_pp._34-35
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issue51:courriers_pp._34-35 [2011/08/01 12:34] – créée auntiee | issue51:courriers_pp._34-35 [2011/08/24 17:48] (Version actuelle) – auntiee | ||
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- | Kindle and Google Earth | + | **Kindle and Google Earth |
Several months ago, I decided that I would like to have some eBooks from Amazon, so I downloaded the Kindle for Windows software, but it wouldn' | Several months ago, I decided that I would like to have some eBooks from Amazon, so I downloaded the Kindle for Windows software, but it wouldn' | ||
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It seems that Goggle Earth needs them for its display. | It seems that Goggle Earth needs them for its display. | ||
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+ | Brian Cockley** | ||
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+ | Difficultés avec Kindle & Google Earth | ||
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+ | Il y a plusieurs mois, j'ai décidé que j' | ||
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+ | sudo add-apt-repository ppa: | ||
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+ | Puisque j' | ||
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+ | À partir de la 10.10, j'ai eu un problème avec l' | ||
Brian Cockley | Brian Cockley | ||
- | KDE Login | + | **KDE Login |
I'm going to switch from Unity to KDE after trying out Unity for a while. Just dont like it. But, on another note, I wonder if you have any advice on a KDE question. I can use a Kubuntu live CD (11.04) on my desktop computer and it runs perfectly. Everything boots and I'm able to use the system. But, if I install it to the hard drive, I never get past the screen that shows those 5 icons as the desktop loads up. My system will lock up and need to be restarted. | I'm going to switch from Unity to KDE after trying out Unity for a while. Just dont like it. But, on another note, I wonder if you have any advice on a KDE question. I can use a Kubuntu live CD (11.04) on my desktop computer and it runs perfectly. Everything boots and I'm able to use the system. But, if I install it to the hard drive, I never get past the screen that shows those 5 icons as the desktop loads up. My system will lock up and need to be restarted. | ||
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Chris | Chris | ||
- | Ronnie replies: Having emailed back and forth with Chris about this, it seems that you have to explicitly choose KDE from the dropdown menu at login. Otherwise you'll be greeted with a blank screen. | + | Ronnie replies: Having emailed back and forth with Chris about this, it seems that you have to explicitly choose KDE from the dropdown menu at login. Otherwise you'll be greeted with a blank screen.** |
+ | Connexion avec KDE | ||
+ | Je vais passer de Unity à KDE après avoir essayé Unity quelque temps. Je ne l'aime vraiment pas. Mais, sur un autre sujet, je me demande si vous avez des conseils au sujet d'une question sur KDE. Je peux utiliser un live CD Kubuntu (11.04) sur mon ordinateur de bureau et il fonctionne parfaitement. Tout démarre et je peux utiliser le système. Mais, si je l' | ||
- | Pint and a Pizza | + | Chris |
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+ | Ronnie répond : Ayant échangé quelques courriels avec Chris à ce sujet, il semble que vous deviez choisir explicitement KDE à partir du menu déroulant lors de la connexion. Sinon, vous serez accueilli par un écran vide. | ||
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+ | **Pint and a Pizza | ||
I have to admit, I am getting a little tired of the complaints about Unity, and really don't understand why they don't click a few buttons and run their Ubuntu under Gnome - it's still there you know. I am prepared to give Unity a chance, and already I am using it without thinking. In addition to that, a lot of the kinks will be ironed out by 11.10. If I didn't like Unity, I would be using Gnome and wouldn' | I have to admit, I am getting a little tired of the complaints about Unity, and really don't understand why they don't click a few buttons and run their Ubuntu under Gnome - it's still there you know. I am prepared to give Unity a chance, and already I am using it without thinking. In addition to that, a lot of the kinks will be ironed out by 11.10. If I didn't like Unity, I would be using Gnome and wouldn' | ||
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So, come on people, less of the whining, and either knuckle down, or move on. Start worring about the important things in life such as Greece, our national debt, and how this will affect the price of a pint and a pizza over the coming year. | So, come on people, less of the whining, and either knuckle down, or move on. Start worring about the important things in life such as Greece, our national debt, and how this will affect the price of a pint and a pizza over the coming year. | ||
- | Ampers | + | Ampers** |
+ | Une pinte et une pizza | ||
- | Adding KDE | + | Je dois admettre que je suis un peu fatigué de ces plaintes sur Unity et je ne comprends vraiment pas pourquoi ils ne cliquent pas sur quelques boutons pour exécuter leur Ubuntu sous Gnome - il est toujours là vous savez. Je suis prêt à donner une chance à Unity et je l' |
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+ | Et ne vous inquiétez pas pour Canonical, le propriétaire (Mark Shuttleworth) ne remarquerait même pas l' | ||
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+ | Alors franchement, | ||
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+ | **Adding KDE | ||
If/when you get around to writing a Part 2 article about KDE, I implore you, please make a mention on how you can switch from Ubuntu to Kubuntu without losing all your programs - that would make me a very happy bunny indeed! | If/when you get around to writing a Part 2 article about KDE, I implore you, please make a mention on how you can switch from Ubuntu to Kubuntu without losing all your programs - that would make me a very happy bunny indeed! | ||
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John Haywood | John Haywood | ||
- | Ronnie says: the easiest way is to install the kubuntu-desktop package. You'll then be able to choose KDE, or Gnome, at login. The only down side of this is that your application menu in both KDE and Gnome will contain both Gnome and KDE applications. No big deal, it just makes your menu a bit full looking. | + | Ronnie says: the easiest way is to install the kubuntu-desktop package. You'll then be able to choose KDE, or Gnome, at login. The only down side of this is that your application menu in both KDE and Gnome will contain both Gnome and KDE applications. No big deal, it just makes your menu a bit full looking.** |
+ | Ajout de KDE | ||
- | More PAM | + | Si/quand vous songerez à écrire une partie 2 pour l' |
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+ | John Haywood | ||
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+ | Ronnie dit : le plus simple est d' | ||
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+ | **More PAM | ||
The official PAM website http:// | The official PAM website http:// | ||
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So, it's not hard to install, and the documentation is not out-of-date. | So, it's not hard to install, and the documentation is not out-of-date. | ||
- | Antonio Chiurazzi | + | Antonio Chiurazzi** |
+ | Encore PAM | ||
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+ | Le site officiel de PAM http:// | ||
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+ | Le PPA contient les .deb pour Lucid, Maverick et Natty. Après l' | ||
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+ | Donc il n'est pas difficile à installer, et la documentation n'est pas périmée. | ||
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+ | Antonio Chiurazzi | ||
- | He's Right You Know | + | **He's Right You Know |
In my opinion, he [FCM#50 - My Opinion] is right. I draw parallels between Microsoft and Canonical. Microsoft changes their OS regularly to get more money from people. I assume Canonical has some reason to change things, other than just for the sake of change. | In my opinion, he [FCM#50 - My Opinion] is right. I draw parallels between Microsoft and Canonical. Microsoft changes their OS regularly to get more money from people. I assume Canonical has some reason to change things, other than just for the sake of change. | ||
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I'm a reasonably advanced user - not interested in the latest tool or trying things out for the fun of it, but just wanting a stable and consistent platform to use. I try to interest my friends in Ubuntu, especially those who don't want to shell our for the latest Windows, or MS Office, or whatever. | I'm a reasonably advanced user - not interested in the latest tool or trying things out for the fun of it, but just wanting a stable and consistent platform to use. I try to interest my friends in Ubuntu, especially those who don't want to shell our for the latest Windows, or MS Office, or whatever. | ||
- | But more important than money is time, and most of them would rather pay for stability than to exist on the bleeding-edge where they constantly have to call me for help and advice. And frankly my time is also important - I'm not a paid support engineer for Canonical. I have a hard time recommending Ubuntu, because I know Canonical is going to fiddle just for the fun of it, and I'll be stuck with friends wanting their machine repaired. | + | But more important than money is time, and most of them would rather pay for stability than to exist on the bleeding-edge where they constantly have to call me for help and advice. And frankly my time is also important - I'm not a paid support engineer for Canonical. I have a hard time recommending Ubuntu, because I know Canonical is going to fiddle just for the fun of it, and I'll be stuck with friends wanting their machine repaired.** |
- | I want a single consistent experience from release to release. I don't expect my buttons to wander around, change color, go away or anything else that hinders me from using the computer. I can deal with change, but rather that I don't want to HAVE to reset choices I have already made because some designer at Canonical thinks he knows better than I do. That's Microsoft' | + | Il a raison vous savez |
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+ | À mon avis, il [FCM n° 50 - Mon opinion] a raison. Je trace des parallèles entre Microsoft et Canonical. Microsoft change son système d' | ||
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+ | Je suis un utilisateur assez avancé - qui ne s' | ||
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+ | Mais le temps est plus important que l' | ||
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+ | **I want a single consistent experience from release to release. I don't expect my buttons to wander around, change color, go away or anything else that hinders me from using the computer. I can deal with change, but rather that I don't want to HAVE to reset choices I have already made because some designer at Canonical thinks he knows better than I do. That's Microsoft' | ||
If Canonical wants to continue to change the standards, then there should be a single configuration file of choices the user has made which will be read and obeyed by the upgrade process, containing the USER's choice of window manager, screen layout, favorite browser, commonly used tools, and so on. | If Canonical wants to continue to change the standards, then there should be a single configuration file of choices the user has made which will be read and obeyed by the upgrade process, containing the USER's choice of window manager, screen layout, favorite browser, commonly used tools, and so on. | ||
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My question to Canonical is, 'Is Ubuntu for the hacker, the designer, the advanced user, the " | My question to Canonical is, 'Is Ubuntu for the hacker, the designer, the advanced user, the " | ||
- | Thomas | + | Thomas** |
+ | Je veux vivre une expérience unique et cohérente d'une version à la suivante. Je ne m' | ||
- | Under The Weather | + | Si Canonical veut continuer à modifier les normes, il devrait y avoir un fichier de configuration unique avec les choix que l' |
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+ | Je pose la question suivante à Canonical : « Ubuntu est-il fait pour le hacker, le concepteur, l' | ||
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+ | Thomas | ||
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+ | **Under The Weather | ||
Looking for some sunshine I logged onto the Met Office website and saw their desktop widget available for download. It needs Adobe Air 2.5, but the good news is that they cater for Linux users. But, this latest widget needs 1GB of RAM to run! I just upgraded my RAM to 2GB, and to think that half of it would disappear instantaneously sends shudders through my spine. I'll just keep my bookmark to the forecast page. | Looking for some sunshine I logged onto the Met Office website and saw their desktop widget available for download. It needs Adobe Air 2.5, but the good news is that they cater for Linux users. But, this latest widget needs 1GB of RAM to run! I just upgraded my RAM to 2GB, and to think that half of it would disappear instantaneously sends shudders through my spine. I'll just keep my bookmark to the forecast page. | ||
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+ | Roy Read** | ||
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+ | « Under the weather » [Ndt : ou, Sous la météo, c'est une expression idiomatique qui veut dire, Je ne me sens pas bien] | ||
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+ | En cherchant un peu de soleil, je me suis connecté sur le site du Met Office et j'ai vu que leur widget de bureau était disponible au téléchargement. Il a besoin d' | ||
Roy Read | Roy Read |
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