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My first impressions of Ubuntu-9.10-rc-desktop-i386 Alpha release
I installed Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha on a Virtual Machine with Sun's VirtualBox. Installing 9.10 is very similar to installing previous versions of Ubuntu. It also can be set to dual boot Windows and other Operating System with the GRUB boot loader that is installed when you install Ubuntu. I find the start up screens, and the wallpaper to be nicer. Ubuntu also seem to added a few wallpapers. It starts up and shutdown pretty quick to. The biggest improvement is the software install and uninstall tool. It is very easy to use. It is not too different from Ubuntu 9.04.
How to check your internet, video, sound, keyboard, and mouse on your computer with Ubuntu by using the System checking applet.
The wizard will walk you through the rest. It is a useful program for troubleshooting your Ubuntu computer.
Ubuntu 9.10 almost coming
Get your countdown clock for Ubuntu at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/countdown to add a Ubuntu count down clock to your Website, blog, and forum.
I'm so excited. I hope it will be great like 9.04.
How to connect to a wireless network in Ubuntu video
TheHTRedneck from Youtube in the video basicly just tells the user to click on the network icon on the top right of screen, pick the network name, and enter in the
Links to Linux and Unix Operating System Distros and software
List of websites for helping you learn more about Ubuntu and the open source movement.
http://freegeekvancouver.org/
If you live in Vancouver, BC then you should visit this site to learn about getting a free Ubuntu computer after volunteering 24 hours. They also have a day of the month where volunteers help people with using Ubuntu.
http://www.freegeek.org/
Portland, Oregon Freegeek homepage
Ubuntu Desktop and Server system requirements and recommended requirements
Minimum Requirements for Ubuntu Desktop edition
Processor/CPU 300 MHz (x86)
Memory/RAM 256MB
Hard drive/Storage 4000MB/4GB
Video Card Capable of VGA 640x480
Recommended Requirements for Ubuntu Desktop edition
Updated to Drupal 6.13
I forgot to reupload the old modified htacess file which was causing my backend of my website to get HTTP 500 errors. It took me a while to figure out. Aside from my htacess forgetfulness, drupal was pretty easy to upgrade.
1. Back up my website and website database.
2. Download the Drupal installer and unzip it to my computer.
3.Disable all modules and put site in offline mode 3. Delete all files on my Drupal directory folder.
4. Put all the files I extracted to the Drupal directory on my ftp server.
