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Episode 62 - Burning CDs in Ubuntu Linux |
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Recorded live November 25, 2008
- Introducing the new Category5.TV chat room
- CD burning applications in Ubuntu Linux
- Week 3 of the Jawbone Christmas giveaway contest
- Listening to Internet radio stations on a standard MP3 player or iPod
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Topics Covered: - Viewer Comment: We've got some serious lag tonight.
- Introducing our brand new IRC chat room, and how to use it on either web chat or Pidgin.
- Viewer Question: When I get my CD of Intrepid Ibex 8.10, what's the best way for me to install it? I have a working version of Hardy Heron installed. Do I have to wipe the drive and start over? Will it mess up my boot record with GRUB? Will I still be able to get into Windows on my C: drive?
- Viewer Question: What's up with my Sandisk Sansa E200 on Ubuntu? It will play the music files, but not my videos or pictures.
- Viewer Question: How can I test my HP Pavilion Slimline 7517 PC videocard for Compiz use?
- Viewer Question: Can you run Linux from a CD?
- Viewer Comment: You can download the Ubuntu ISO CD and it will boot your computer into Linux.
- Feature: Burning CDs in Ubuntu Linux using Brasero or K3b.
- Installing K3b into Ubuntu Linux using Synaptic Package Manager in Gnome.
- Changing Emerald to maximize or restore your windows when double-clicking on the title bar of an application.
- Viewer Comment: In K3b, you can even burn self-booting video DVDs.
- Viewer Question: You can run KDE applications in Gnome?
- Viewer Question: Do you need the KDE or QT libraries to run K3b on Gnome?
- Viewer Question: How did you install Filezilla in Ubuntu?
- Viewer Comment: I like the new chat room!
- Viewer Comment: I just discovered gnome-do in the Ubuntu repositories thanks to the Ubuntu UK Podcast.
- Using Synaptic Package Manager to install an application (gnome-do) and the advantages over traditional "executable" installers.
- Using GNOME Do in Ubuntu.
- Viewer Comment: Katapult is better than GNOME Do.
- Viewer Question: I've got an old PC that just won't die. It's a PIII with 128 MB RAM. I'm trying Puppy Linux but can't get things to work properly. I have tried DSL too. Do you have any suggestions?
- Viewer Question: I've got a Macbook Pro using VMware Fusion with several operating systems installed. I was using Hardy and Compiz worked fine. I upgraded to Intrepid and it said it won't work. What can you tell me?
- Viewer Comment: In Episode 61 you were having an issue with Window borders. While Emerald does indeed fix the problem, I found that [this] theme fixed it for me.
- Viewer Comment: A new nVidia beta driver fixed the problem for 6 & 7 series GPUs.
- Welcome / shoutz out to new community members.
- Upcoming Star Trek movie sneak peak.
- Viewer Comment: The guy from Heroes is in that.
- Recording Internet radio on Linux so that you can listen to it on your iPod or MP3 player.
- Viewer Comment: Visit handbrake.fr.
- Viewer Comment: When running Ubuntu 8.10, some applications seem to be missing menu text when Compiz is enabled. Here's how I fixed it for OpenOffice.org...
- Viewer Comment: I can confirm that everything works out of the box for Linux Mint. It's also nice to see support for Flash and RealPlayer.
- Jawbone Christmas Giveaways: Week # 3.
- Note to RSS subscribers.
- Viewer Question: Is there any drawback to switcing to a 64-bit operating system?
- Viewer Question: How can I set up dual monitors on Ubuntu so I can drag applications from one screen to the other? Currently if I try, it just flips the cube.
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