I just found the Summary page for Fedora 9 development:
https://linuxsagas.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post-new.php
This is a good place to watch.
I just found the Summary page for Fedora 9 development:
https://linuxsagas.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post-new.php
This is a good place to watch.
Linux Format Magazine pointed out an excellent post regarding Gnome vs. KDE. I really liked the observations in the article.
From GNOME to KDE and back again: old computing habits are hard to break
Linux Format Magazine pointed out that Fedora has released a beta of Fedora 9 and Ubuntu has released Ubuntu 8.04.
These features caught my eye from the Fedora 9 Feature List:
They also pointed out that Open Office 2.4 has been released! Will it be in Fedora 9?
In the announcement for Java 6 SE Update N b12, they mentioned a new Look and Feel called Nimbus. Here is a link with code that shows how to use it:
https://jdk6.dev.java.net/testNimbus.html
Here are some screenshots:
I mostly followed Ubuntu Geek’ instructions.
I made the backup of the profile directory:
sudo cp -R ~/.mozilla ~/.mozillabackup
I checked in Synpatic package manager and found that libstdc++5 was already installed.
I followed the link they provided for downloading the new version.
I extracted it as they suggested to the /opt directory:
sudo tar -C /opt -jxvf firefox-3.0b3.tar.bz2
For the plugins, I created the link that they suggested. Make sure you see that you have the right plugins directory — it looked like there could be various locations for the plugins.
cd /opt/firefox/plugins/
ls /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/* .
I found some information about controlling profiles, and so, I created a different profile for Firefox3. First, I created a copy for Firefox:
cp -r .mozilla .firefox3
/opt/firefox/firefox -P “firefox3”
The first time, it brought up the “Choose User Profile” dialog. So, I clicked on the Create Profile button and created a new profile by the name of firefox3. For the path, I chose $HOME/.firefox3/firefox/tgvjuj9r.default (the copy of my default profile).
I just found this article from LXF about Open Office 3.0. It sounds very exciting — I can’t wait for it to come out. Here are they links they pointed out:
The presenter screen feature is one feature that I am really interested in: