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issue65:courriers [2012/10/29 12:34] – auntiee | issue65:courriers [2012/11/30 18:23] (Version actuelle) – auntiee | ||
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- | If Looks Could Kill | + | **If Looks Could Kill |
I am a fan of MS office just because of its looks, except I do all my work on LibreOffice. MS office gives me some frustrating experience every time I try to do something incredible with it. Looks can be deceptive but Looks kill. MS office is one of the reason why most of my friends are not switching to Ubuntu. LibreOffice needs a grand makeover of its UI to create a first impression... love at first sight as you may call it! But LibreOffice developers do not have much resources for such a grand makeover in near future. As LibreOffice is now the default office suite for Ubuntu, I think Canonical should foster the LibreOffice project. LibreOffice is a much better office suite than even MS office. Leave alone the UI, a few little tweaks like HUD integration at deeper level and cloud support with Ubuntu One may take it way ahead of MS office. | I am a fan of MS office just because of its looks, except I do all my work on LibreOffice. MS office gives me some frustrating experience every time I try to do something incredible with it. Looks can be deceptive but Looks kill. MS office is one of the reason why most of my friends are not switching to Ubuntu. LibreOffice needs a grand makeover of its UI to create a first impression... love at first sight as you may call it! But LibreOffice developers do not have much resources for such a grand makeover in near future. As LibreOffice is now the default office suite for Ubuntu, I think Canonical should foster the LibreOffice project. LibreOffice is a much better office suite than even MS office. Leave alone the UI, a few little tweaks like HUD integration at deeper level and cloud support with Ubuntu One may take it way ahead of MS office. | ||
- | Uttamv | + | Uttamv** |
- | Des regards qui tuent | + | Si les apparences pouvaient tuer |
- | Je suis fan de MS Office tout simplement à cause de son apparence, sauf que je travaille uniquement sur LibreOffice. Chaque fois que j' | + | Je suis fan de MS Office tout simplement à cause de son apparence, sauf que je travaille uniquement sur LibreOffice. Chaque fois que j' |
+ | Uttamv | ||
- | + | **FVWM FTW! | |
- | FVWM FTW! | + | |
I read about Alan Ward's article (Linux Lab - Making *buntu 12.04 Boot Faster) in FCM#63. At the end of his article he showed his desktop, which is FVWM (F Virtual Window Manager) in nature. Is it possible to give a step-by-step instruction to install FVWM from an Ubuntu 12.04 command-line-system? | I read about Alan Ward's article (Linux Lab - Making *buntu 12.04 Boot Faster) in FCM#63. At the end of his article he showed his desktop, which is FVWM (F Virtual Window Manager) in nature. Is it possible to give a step-by-step instruction to install FVWM from an Ubuntu 12.04 command-line-system? | ||
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As for configuration, | As for configuration, | ||
- | Alan Ward | + | Alan Ward** |
+ | Le FVWM pour gagner ! | ||
+ | J'ai lu l' | ||
- | Simple Solutions | + | JP |
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+ | Alan a répondu : | ||
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+ | Les deux, FVWM (la version simple) et FVWM-Crystal (un peu plus beau), se trouvent dans les dépôts Ubuntu, pour être plus précis, dans la section universe. Ainsi, tout ce que vous aurez à faire à l' | ||
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+ | sudo bash | ||
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+ | sudo apt-get update | ||
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+ | sudo apt-get install fvwm-crystal | ||
+ | (ou « apt-get install fvwm » si vous ne voulez que FVWM) | ||
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+ | et ça devrait faire l' | ||
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+ | Puis vous vous déconnectez de votre session et vous devriez trouver que les entrées fvwm sont présentes dans la liste des gestionnaires d' | ||
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+ | Quant à la configuration, | ||
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+ | Alan Ward | ||
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+ | **Simple Solutions | ||
I started using Ubuntu back in 2006 with Edgy Eft. It always has been and always will be a great Operating System. I support Ubuntu and what it stands for. It is great to see Canonical working hard to satisfy the demands of users who use touch-screen devices such as tablets, smart-phones and All-in-one PCs. | I started using Ubuntu back in 2006 with Edgy Eft. It always has been and always will be a great Operating System. I support Ubuntu and what it stands for. It is great to see Canonical working hard to satisfy the demands of users who use touch-screen devices such as tablets, smart-phones and All-in-one PCs. | ||
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I want to share my own solution to this dividing issue. My answer: When the user installs Ubuntu for the first time, the user is asked what type of device they use. Options could include: Tablet and All-in-one PC = Unity Interface, and Desktop = Gnome Interface. I believe work should be done in both interfaces to keep Ubuntu users happy and content. Also, once Ubuntu is installed, there should be more options to allow greater configure-ability, | I want to share my own solution to this dividing issue. My answer: When the user installs Ubuntu for the first time, the user is asked what type of device they use. Options could include: Tablet and All-in-one PC = Unity Interface, and Desktop = Gnome Interface. I believe work should be done in both interfaces to keep Ubuntu users happy and content. Also, once Ubuntu is installed, there should be more options to allow greater configure-ability, | ||
- | Chris Love | + | Chris Love** |
+ | Des solutions simples | ||
+ | J'ai commencé à utiliser Ubuntu en 2006, avec Edgy Eft. Il a toujours été et sera toujours un excellent système d' | ||
- | No Kthanks | + | Il y a quelques semaines, j'ai installé Ubuntu 12.04 sur mon portable 15,3", mais, comme beaucoup d' |
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+ | Je voudrais partager ma propre réponse à cette source de discorde. Ma solution : Quand l' | ||
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+ | **No Kthanks | ||
I recently tried Kubuntu 12.04, and read some reviews on it, and found out they were right: Kubuntu is rather bare-bones, and takes a lot of tweaking to get just right. After getting frustrated with the bloated-feeling Kubuntu, I tried PCLinuxOS KDE and found it to run faster and smoother on the same hardware – mostly due to how it was set up. To top it off, the mouse wheel actually worked in PCLinuxOS when it didn't in Kubuntu. I am more at home with Gnome than KDE, so anything to make using the really nice DE easy to get into is always a plus. Maybe I'll try Kubuntu again once it has some bug fixes done, but, for now, I'll stick with Gnome on my Ubuntu setup, and play with KDE when the mood strikes me with PCLinuxOS. | I recently tried Kubuntu 12.04, and read some reviews on it, and found out they were right: Kubuntu is rather bare-bones, and takes a lot of tweaking to get just right. After getting frustrated with the bloated-feeling Kubuntu, I tried PCLinuxOS KDE and found it to run faster and smoother on the same hardware – mostly due to how it was set up. To top it off, the mouse wheel actually worked in PCLinuxOS when it didn't in Kubuntu. I am more at home with Gnome than KDE, so anything to make using the really nice DE easy to get into is always a plus. Maybe I'll try Kubuntu again once it has some bug fixes done, but, for now, I'll stick with Gnome on my Ubuntu setup, and play with KDE when the mood strikes me with PCLinuxOS. | ||
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+ | Don** | ||
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+ | Merci, mais Knon | ||
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+ | J'ai essayé Kubuntu 12.04 récemment et j'en ai lu quelques critiques ; j'ai découvert qu'ils avaient raison : Kubuntu est plutôt squelettique et nécessite beaucoup d' | ||
Don | Don | ||
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+ | Dessin : " | ||
+ | Suggestion de traduction : Le 19 octobre 2012, un juge a condamné Angry Bird à se soumettre à une thérapie de gestion de la colère... | ||
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+ | "... so, what are your earliest childhood memories? | ||
+ | « ... alors, quels sont vos plus anciens souvenirs d' | ||
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issue65/courriers.1351510485.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2012/10/29 12:34 de auntiee