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I Like Syncs. I have played with previous versions of Ubuntu and other Linux OS. I can say I enjoy using 12.04. After my wife had some kind of a virus downloaded and Windows 7 would no longer work, I made a dual boot system and she is now also becoming a fan. To the folks who work to make an OS that works, thank you. I also like how I can sync Ubuntu One with my Android phone, But let’s improve that a little more so if I have a file on the computer and not on the cloud drive, as long as I am on the same wifi I can access files from the computer through my phone. K Green Gord says: put the file in a shared folder, then follow the steps in the second half of this page: http://www.howtogeek.com/120882/how-to-access-shared-windows-folders-and-stream-videos-over-wi-fi-on-android/
J'aime la synchronisation.
J'ai joué avec les précédentes versions d'Ubuntu et d'autre système d'exploitation Linux et je peux dire que j'aime utiliser la 12.04. Quand ma femme eut téléchargé une sorte de virus, Windows 7 ne fonctionnait plus. J'ai donc mis en place un dual boot et elle est maintenant devenue une fan, elle aussi.
J'ai aussi aimé le fait de pouvoir synchroniser Ubuntu One avec mon téléphone sous Android. Mais j'aimerais que cela s'améliore de façon à ce qu'un fichier sur mon ordinateur et absent du disque dans les nuages, tant que je suis sur le même Wi-Fi, soit accessible sur mon ordinateur via mon téléphone.
Réponse de Gord : placez le fichier dans un dossier partagé et suivez les étapes de la seconde partie de cette page : http://www.howtogeek.com/120882/how-to-access-shared-windows-folders-and-stream-videos-over-wi-fi-on-android/
Flight Sims I have recently become addicted to flight simulators. I wish they had been around when I was at school because they make geography come to life, require arithmetic skills for altitude, weight and currency calculations, teach meteorology and navigation, and the physics and science of designing and flying aircraft. I own Microsoft 2004 and FSX, Lockheed Martin's Prepar3d, and X-Plane 10. All of them work well on 3 Windows desktops. However, I would prefer to use them on a Linux OS, preferably Mint. I googled for instructions on how to install them into Linux but, as is usual with Linux, there is little manual help, and usually that assumes that the reader can understand or guess missing technical details. So, can Full Circle provide a detailed guide to installing X-Plane under Linux Mint? Dave Edwards
Hello world
Motorized Telescope
could somebody develop an article on how I could pilot my telescope from my laptop? Preferably with Python or C, and through USB (as parallel sockets no longer exist on laptops). Maybe explain how to move the telescope using up and down keys (for example).
Didier
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I am really impressed by Full Circle. Actually, I am a new user – not just in Linux but even with computer science itself! You will, no doubt, be surprised to know that whatever I know today is the result of self-education over the last couple of years. Today, my system is fully Ubuntu. My next need was to learn Linux systematically, and for that I was in search of better literature which would not only help me to learn but also keep me abreast with the latest developments in the field. Through Ubuntu Software Centre in Ubuntu 12.04 and 12.10, I got an opportunity to find FULL CIRCLE. I liked the magazine very much. I downloaded all the previous issues and have started reading them.
I am from India, Gujarat state. Is there any team on the list of FULL CIRCLE for translating it into Gujarati language?
Navin Talati
Ronnie says: I’m afraid there is no Gujarati translation of Full Circle. If anyone out there would like to translate Full Circle, please drop an email to ronnie@fullcirclemagazine.org.