Ubuntu Linux

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Leader: rz1
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Created on: 16 Oct 2004
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Ubuntu is a complete desktop Linux operating system, freely available with both community and professional support.

Ubuntu is a complete desktop Linux operating system, freely available with both community and professional support.

The Ubuntu community is built on the ideas enshrined in the Ubuntu Manifesto: that software should be available free of charge, that software tools should be usable by people in their local language and despite any disabilities, and that people should have the freedom to customize and alter their software in whatever way they see fit.

http://www.ubuntu.com

Active Discussions

pylaochos commented on
“AmaroK or Rhythmbox?” (607) 8 hours ago

jjames08 commented on
“Unity” (6) Wednesday afternoon

flueedo commented on
“How does your taste compare to the group” (13) Sunday evening

TheSilentNumber commented on
“Final rush for FSF membership drive!” last month

versatility- commented on
“how to install the scrobbler on ubuntu :S” (6) last month

Recent Journals

Sun Frees Java by cparker15 | 15 Nov 2006 | 1 comment
FSF spnosers GNU/Linux distro for the first time since Founding Debian by samnoble | 3 Nov 2006 | 6 comments
Edgy Eft by tute666 | 27 Oct 2006 | 1 comment

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Weekly Top Artists

Overall Unique to this Group

1	Radiohead	239
2	Daft Punk	205
3	Coldplay	195
4	Pink Floyd	192
5	The Beatles	189
6	Metallica	183
7	Queen	181
8	Red Hot Chili Peppers	176
9	Nirvana	175
10	Muse	173

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ptck_ wrote:
last week

I've never been a big fan of buntu family, but 11.10 is neat. It replaced my Windows desktop permanently.

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aktalion wrote:
15 days ago

Ah, ok. I'm going to give them a try. Thx

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In_Ferno wrote:
15 days ago

I use exaile and rhytmbox. They have last.fm plugins

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aktalion wrote:
15 days ago

Which program do you use to scrobble song using ubuntu? (not an amarok fan)

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Guunner wrote:
last month

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SithisDagoth wrote:
last month

Gone for Debian. [new Ubuntu releases don't work properly]

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LOVES-DESIRE wrote:
December 2011

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE .... There is still time to be all that you dreamed ..... You could be ..... 1 Year = 31536000 Seconds .... 1 Year = 525,600 Minutes .... 1 Year = 8,760 Hours ..... 1 Year = 366 Days .... 2012 is a Leap Year .... 2012 is The Year of the Dragon .... LOVES-DESIRE - NAJELA'!

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LOVES-DESIRE wrote:
December 2011

Happy Holidays to everyone and have a fantastic New Year (2012)

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mijji wrote:
December 2011

If it wasn't for music, I would have gone mad with Linux by now.

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majam261 wrote:
December 2011

finally 11.10 upgrade and disappointing unity bar -.-

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BRODYGATES1122 wrote:
November 2011

back track 5r1 motherfucker.... its the best linux........ i can hack peoples email , facebook, neibours wifi... not recomended for newbies cause its uses alot of scripting commands could get confusing... for ya...

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renato1976 wrote:
November 2011

I recently switched to Pinguy OS 11.04 (apparently the 11.10 will stay in Beta stage due to some instability). Recommended if you are frustrated with the whole Unity + buggy Compiz thing

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ProphetPX wrote:
November 2011

heya! long-time Debian user here! (Ubuntu is based on Debian :)

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flame_leaf wrote:
November 2011

Seriously. You'd be insane to not give it a try. The only reason I'm not using it now is because I'm obsessive-compulsive about my library's organization.

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flame_leaf wrote:
November 2011

I played around a bit with Guayadeque. It's a really nice player, and it certainly can compete with Quodlibet with library size. I was turned on by the sheer amount of features that I haven't really seen anywhere else and would love to see in Quodlibet, but it lacks one feature that doesn't even make it an option for me. The lack of a *real* tag editor and a seriously inferior set of search functions. Despite all it's bells and whistles, it doesn't quite cut it compared to Quodlibet. However, I will say that, excluding Quodlibet, it's the best looking, fastest-performing, and most feature rich player I've ever encountered. On any operating system.

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flame_leaf wrote:
October 2011

ubuntu for everything

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BRODYGATES1122 wrote:
October 2011

ubuntu for hacking

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Nightbane112 wrote:
October 2011

All knowledge that I've known of Guayadeque is only from the review. If you want to know how does it compare to other music player ( Quodlibet ), try asking other users of Guayadeque at OMG! Ubuntu! because I never actually used Quodlibet.

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flame_leaf wrote:
October 2011

This Guayadeque... intrigues me. How well does it hold up compared to Quodlibet with library scaling (this is coming from somone with almost 1TB of music)?

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Nightbane112 wrote:
October 2011

Guayadeque review : http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/03/review-guayadeque-0-2-9-the-lightweight-music-app/

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