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You’ve probably heard – Netflix works on Linux! Yes, installing Netflix on Linux has become easier, but we still need to use the cmd line. (COMMANDS BELOW) |…
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Some people might have step away from Linux before they get a chance to learn about it, because they have heard how hard Linux would be. Perhaps, they don’t …
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XBMC Website: http://xbmc.org/ Install: To install XBMC 12.0 in Ubuntu/Linux Mint open Terminal (Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following commands in the Ter…

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Мини-обзор замечательной операционной системы Linux Ubunu. Буду благодарен лайкам, комментариям и подписочкам с Вашей стороны. Это очень помогает. Я ВКонтакт…

In this video I demonstrate how to configure Samba 3.5.6 to become a PCD (Primary Domain Controller). I first edit the smb.conf file and make a few changes. Lucky, most of the code needed is already in the conf file, it just needs to be un-commented. After I tweak the smb configuration file I create the necessary groups and users for the PDC to function correctly. From there I boot up a generic Windows XP VirtualMachine and login to the newly created domain. Finally I demonstrate the benefits of a PDC and talk about why you might want to create a PDC in your small business or home. *Update: Here is a link to my smb.conf file per request: goo.gl

In-depth review of Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal Final Release. Feel free to skip sections of the video using the chapter timings below: 0:18 – Installation (Dual boot & Slideshow) 5:28 – Pre-Installed Software 9:36 – Desktop & Unity Features (inc Compiz) 12:49 – Installing Software (few apps to try) 14:51 – Conclusion This video is aimed more for people who are new to Ubuntu, but there is something here for everyone. I show the Unity 3D Desktop Environment in action on a full system install and cover a verity of topics including: 1: Installation – Dual booting with Windows 7 and using the automated partitioning. 2: Look at Pre-Installed Software Canonical have included on the install disk, including LibreOffice 3.3, Firefox 4, Banshee Media Player, Ubuntu One, Software Centre, Puzzle Games, and a 3D shooter. 3: Fancy Desktop Features – Tutorial on setting up Compiz effects and Coloured Mouse Cursors 4: Installing Software and suggestions of a Few Applications to try: Chromium, Gimp image editor, Inkscape vector graphic, Openshot, Zaz and Sauerbraten. 5: Conclusion 85% – A nice modern desktop environment, very easy to use, but not necessarily for everyones taste. Next version of Ubuntu (11.10) should offer a more customisable version of Unity. Website: www.ubuntu.com Download www.ubuntu.com
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For Linux beginners, I recommend to check out Linux Tutorial Series Part 01 to learn how to install Ubuntu. In this video, I’m gliding over how to secure Ubuntu. There is a part in this video when I mentioned about using passwd -l to lock accounts inside /etc/shadow file, make sure you don’t lock the user accounts you want to use, OK? Or else, you may not be able to log into Ubuntu using those users! Enjoy!
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In this tutorial, I install and configure Samba in order to share folders and files to Windows users. The demonstration features Ubuntu Linux and Windows Vista www.danscourses.com

Screencast Review and how-to install Tutorial for the upcoming GNOME 3 SHELL which is currently under development. Demonstrated in Ubuntu Linux 10.04 Lucid Lynx 64bit, installed via Ubuntu Tweak PPA Source. I give my 2cents on what I think about the future direction of GNOME Foundation and Canonical. More info: live.gnome.org Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show. By OSGUIShow aka OS GUI OSGUI OSyTim OSyTech OSyGames

How To Determine the file type in Ubuntu Linux Via Command Line Or Terminal Step By Step Tutorial In Terminal Type file /bin/ls

Screencast Review style Release News and First Look and How-to Tutorial on Ubuntu Linux 10.10 RC 64bit Maverick Meerkat ISO running in VirtualBox for this demonstration. “We formally announce Ubuntu 10.10 Release Candidate. Code-named ‘Maverick Meerkat’, 10.10 continues Ubuntu’s proud tradition of integrating the latest and greatest open-source technologies into a high-quality, easy-to-use Linux distribution.” The release includes new Ubuntu font family, the just-released GNOME 2.32, Shotwell as the default photo manager, the brand-new Unity interface for the netbook edition, KDE 4.5.1 in Kubuntu, Linux kernel 2.6.35, and many other new features.” more info: www.ubuntu.com Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show.