November issue of the Full Circle Magazine
As regular as clockwork, the November issue of the Full Circle Magazine came out a couple of days ago. In this, the 7th issue of the Full Circle Magazine:
- Ubuntu news

- A review of Ubuntu Studio 7.10
- How to setup OpenSSH
- Converting to Ubuntu from Windows
- Scribus tutorial continues
- Review of the Wubi installer
- Interview of Amy De Groff, Head of IT for Howard County Library that switched it’s public PCs from Windows to Ubuntu
- News of the Full Circle podcast
- Top 5 audio and video apps
- Letters, Q&A, My Desktop and more….
Posted by Jon
03.Dec.07
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Using Ubuntu Linux book now in stock
Just a quick note to say that my book Using Ubuntu Linux is finally in stock at Amazon UK, click the link to take a look or order. Let me know what you think.
Posted by Jon
01.Nov.07
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Using Ubuntu Linux Book
After a long wait due to printing issues, my book, Using Ubuntu Linux (ISBN 978 0 85934 586 6) is finally available and should be on sale at all good book stores soon! The book has been written for home users who are interested in using Ubuntu Linux but have no wish in becoming a Linux geek.
The book covers:
- A brief history of Unix, the GNU project and Linux
- The Ubuntu versions
- Installation and setup
- Discovering the Gnome desktop
- Internet applications
- Graphics tools
- OpenOffice suite
- Sound and video tools
- Finding help
I hope it will prove useful for people who are intrigued by a full featured operating system for free. If you buy the book, please let me know what you think or have any questions.
Posted by Jon
28.Oct.07
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Install Microsoft fonts in Linux
If you frequently exchange documents with Microsoft Windows user’s, or visit Web sites that have been formatted with Microsoft fonts, you may wish to install the following standard Microsoft fonts under Ubuntu.
- Andale Mono
- Arial Black
- Arial
- Comic Sans MS
- Courier New
- Georgia
- Impact
- Times New
The Linux Mint site, another GNU/Linux distribution, explains how to do this in their forum. Although it’s even easier if your using Ubuntu:
- You may wish to back up your /etc/fonts folder, just in case
- Make sure your connected to the Internet so that it can download the packages
- Run the following command in the terminal - sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts
- That’s it!
Reported by Lifehacker.
Posted by Jon
03.Jul.07
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