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Connecting to Printers (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Tue, 2007-10-09 22:19. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
In this short screencast we look at various ways of connecting printers in Ubuntu. We don't look at troubleshooting printer issues, as that will be covered in a later screencast, what we do cover is:-
- Printer auto-detection in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) - Note: Gutsy is not yet released so we do not recommend running it on production hardware, and some features may change between now and the release date.
- Automatic detection of network printers
- Manually configuring network printers
- Connecting to Windows shared printers.
- Printing test pages
Files and Folders (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Tue, 2007-10-09 14:41. MoS2007_Ogg_MediumUsers and Fast User Switcher (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Fri, 2007-09-28 11:59. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
In this screencast we look at creating multiple user accounts with different access rights and use the new fast user switcher to switch between users.
- Logging in
- Setting a face (avatar/icon)
- Removing and adding the fast user switcher applet
- Creating and modifying users
- Switching between users
- Leaving messages for other users in their screensaver
NOTE: I used Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) for this screencast. Gutsy is currently not yet released so I would not recommend running it yet on production systems.
Installing Applications (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Wed, 2007-09-26 18:25. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
In this screencast we look at how to install applications under Ubuntu. This includes:-
- Installing applications from standard Ubuntu repositories using "Add/Remove.."
- Installing applications using Synaptic Package Manager
- Adding custom repositories to software sources
- Installing applications from custom repositories
- Installing applications manually from a downloaded .deb file
- Removing applications
Updating and Upgrading (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Wed, 2007-09-26 16:28. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
In this screencast we look at updating the system with packages from Ubuntu repositories and upgrading systems from one release to another. We show:-
- Using Software Properties/Sources to identify repositories in use
- Updating packages on an Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper) system
- Upgrading from Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper) to 6.10 (Edgy) using Update Manager
- Upgrading from Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty) to 7.10 (Gutsy) NOTE: Gutsy is currently under development so this is not recommended for production systems.
- Updating packages on an Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) system
Installing Ubuntu Part 2 (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Mon, 2007-09-10 12:00. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
Installing Ubuntu from the Alternate CD. This screencast shows the install process and shows in a little detail the partitioning process. It covers setting up disks using the guided partitioning method to setup disks as simply as possible, but also covers more complex scenarios such as LVM and RAID0, 1 and 5. Note: Ubuntu 7.10 was used for this screencast. This version of Ubuntu is not yet released, and should therefore not be used for production systems. Also, some screens may change between this screencast and when Ubuntu 7.10 releases in October.
Installing Ubuntu Part 1 (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Sun, 2007-09-09 12:00. MoS2007_Ogg_MediumTour of the Places and System Menus (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Sat, 2007-09-08 12:00. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
A tour of some of the applications and features found under the Places and System menus. Note: Ubuntu 7.10 was used for this screencast. This version of Ubuntu is not yet released, and should therefore not be used for production systems. Also, some screens may change between this screencast and when Ubuntu 7.10 releases in October.
Tour of the Ubuntu Applications (Ogg Medium)
Submitted by Alan Pope on Fri, 2007-09-07 12:00. MoS2007_Ogg_Medium
A tour of some of the applications found on a default install of Ubuntu.
Note: Ubuntu 7.10 was used for this screencast. This version of Ubuntu is not yet released, and should therefore not be used for production systems. Also, some screens may change between this screencast and when Ubuntu 7.10 releases in October.



