Ubuntu Testing - ISO Tracker

Ara Pulido explains how easy it is to get involved with Ubuntu testing. Using the ISO Tracker Ara shows how to download development versions of Ubuntu and report back testing results.
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Reporting Bugs

Daniel Holbach explains how to file a bug in Ubuntu to Launchpad in just a few minutes using very simple tools provided with Ubuntu.
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Screencasting on Ubuntu Part 1

In the first of three screencasts we look at some preparation steps to setup an environment for creating quality screencasts on Ubuntu. In the second part we'll look at scripting and recording a screencast and part three will cover video editing and publishing.
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Ubuntu Partitioning

A 10 minute video going into a little more detail about the partitioning step of the Ubuntu Installer.
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Ubuntu Dual Boot Install

A 10 minute video showing the Ubuntu install process using the desktop CD on a system which already has Windows XP installed.
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In part 10

• Configuring podcoder
• Using podcoder to encode audio files

Note: This screencast contains gratuitous use of the command line.

In part 9

• Compression review
• Adding a low-pass filter
• Exporting audio files

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In part 8

• Compression automation

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In part 7

• Applying filters to improve audio quality
• Using the fast lookahead limiter
• Using compression to achieve a more even level

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The sixth of a 13-part series created by Tony Whitmore detailing how to mix a podcast in Ardour on Ubuntu. It was created initially so that members of the Ubuntu UK LoCo team could take part in the Ubuntu UK Podcast. However it was decided to release them because they may be useful to other podcasters, or those wishing to learn more about mixing in Ardour.

In part 6

• Adding the 'outro'
• Review

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