Posts Tagged ‘Ubuntu’

No sound problem with Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory

I don’t really play much, but of the few games I know Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is probably the one with which I’ve spend the most time so far. By featuring multiple player roles (soldier, engineer, medic, etc.) and, even while being multiplayer, nice objective-based scenarios, it provides for much better experience that many other more [...]

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Arreglant paquets que no compilen: necpp

Una mica més tard del que tenia previst, però continuo el meu apunt sobre com arreglar paquets de l’Ubuntu que no compilen amb un primer exemple pràctic (o més que exemple, amb un cas real). El paquet triat, seleccionat de la llista de paquets que no compilen, s’anomena necpp. Procedim a seguir amb els passos [...]

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Com contribuir a l’Ubuntu – Arreglar paquets que no compilen correctament

El passat cap de setmana va tenir lloc l’Ubuntu Global Jam i l’equip català d’Ubuntu va aportar-hi el seu granet de sorra. Així, va tenir lloc una marató de traducció i, per la tarda, també es va fer una mica d’introducció a l’empaquetament de programes amb un exemple pràctic: com arreglar un paquet que no [...]

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How to help with package screenshots

By now most of you should have noticed that nifty feature that Add/Remove applications and Synaptic got a few months ago – being able to fetch a screenshot for every package, as can be seen in the image below.
What maybe isn’t that well-known is, where do those images actually come from? Easy: they are all [...]

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Here is Zeitgeist 0.2.1!

One month after the first Zeitgeist release (0.2), here is Zeitgeist 0.2.1! This version, which is fully backwards compatible with the previous release, fixes a couple of issues, provides enhanced performance and removes the dependency on Storm and on a patches PyGTK+ version.
Here is the full changelog:

- Added compatibility with Python version 2.5.
- Removed the [...]

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