Tuesday, March 1, 2011

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Change the theme of Plymouth

Plymouth is the new splashscreen boot and shutdown Ubuntu 4.10 replacing xsplash , derived from the Fedora project.
Here's how to change the default theme Plymouth:

1: Go Applications> Accessories> Terminal

2: Type the following command and press enter:
sudo update-alternatives - default.plymouth-config
A list that will list the available themes, each with a number
cataloged.

3: Choose the theme you want it to default
and type the number corresponding to it, then press enter.

4: To apply the changes type sudo update-initramfs-u

5: Reboot the system.

To install additional themes you need to install one or more packages of this list:

plymouth-theme-fade-in
plymouth-glow-theme
plymouth-theme-sabily
plymouth-solar-theme

You can also install themes official derivative of Ubuntu by installing one or more packages of this list:

plymouth -theme-kubuntu-logo
xubuntu-plymouth-theme
Lubuntu-plymouth-theme
plymouth-theme-ubuntustudio

I hope to be helpful .
you soon.

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Poll Results: Which version of Ubuntu do you use?

's Poll Results: Which version Ubuntu uses? that was for the entire month of February in the bar at the side of the blog.

11:04 Natty The Narwhal
0 (0%)
10:10 The Maverick Meerkat
11 (55%)
4.10 LTS The Lucid Lynx
9 (45%)
9.10 The Koala Karmic
1 (5%)
9:04
The Jaunty Jackalope
2 (10%)
The Intrepid Ibex 8.10
0 (0%)
The Hardy Heron 8.04 LTS
0 (0%)

Votes so far: 20 Poll closed

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Unity in Ubuntu 4.11 also has a version 2d

As previously mentioned here: http://geek-ubuntu.blogspot.com/2010/12/ubuntu-release-1104-le-novita.html Ubuntu 4.11 will Natty Narwhal Unity instead of Gnome-panel. As written on Wikipedia
Unity will include the Compiz window manager, but for graphics cards old or not supported by Canonical is developing a special version of Unity which will be based on the Qt library and written in QML.
Qt is a library for developing cross-platform GUI programs through the use of widgets (gadgets or graphics). Qt is widely used in the KDE Desktop.
You can still access the desktop classic Classic selecting Ubuntu Desktop momendo to login.

Sources: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_ 28software% 29%
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_ 28toolkit% 29%