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| * Install multimedia codecs for reading all videos, musics and DVDs. | * Install multimedia codecs for reading all videos, music and DVDs. |
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| * Install the Skype voice-over-IP software. (Warning: at this time Skype is not packaged for Breezy so install don't work) * MSN: Install AMSN cvs with webcam support. |
* Install the "Skype" voice-over-IP software. (Warning: at this time Skype is not packaged for Breezy, so the install doesn't work) |
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| * Install the NVIDIA or ATI driver for 3D support. | * Install the NVIDIA or ATI driver for 3D hardware acceleration support. |
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| For more information, visit the [http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=64629 Ubuntuforums] thread or the [http://placelibre.ath.cx/keyes/index.php/2005/09/29/45-easy-ubuntu-23 Creator's website] | For more information, visit the [http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=64629 Ubuntuforums] thread, the [http://placelibre.ath.cx/keyes/index.php/2005/09/29/45-easy-ubuntu-23 Creator's website] or https://launchpad.net/products/easyubuntu == Comments == This would probably stand a better chance of making it into Ubuntu if the 'illegal in some jurisdictions' stuff like deCSS was separated out from the merely 'closed source but free beer' things like real player. Then we would also avoid the scary 'you may not be allowed to install this' warnings. The patent encumbered stuff could be installed with a separate installer or from a separate menu in Easy Ubuntu, making the difference clearer. -- HenrikOmma I agree with HenrikOmma that the illegal in some places stuff should be separated from the proprietary software. I want to view my DVDs, but I don't want to install all this proprietary crap. And I removed the AMSN cvs suggestion, since AMSN 0.95 with webcam support has just been released. -- Jeroen |
Easy Ubuntu is an easy way to make Ubuntu usable in few minutes. This a graphical tool for begginers. With Easy Ubuntu you can use Ubuntu as your main system without any knowledge about Linux!
Easy Ubuntu allows you to:
- Add extra repositories for installing a lot of additional software.
- Install multimedia codecs for reading all videos, music and DVDs.
- Activate the "audio preview" feature in Nautilus.
- Install the most needed Firefox plugins: Flash, Java, Real, videos. Adds Microsoft fonts, GNOME's Firefox buttons, officials Firefox icons.
- Install archiving support for RAR and ACE.
- Install the most used peer-to-peer softwares: aMule (a clone of eMule) and Azureus (for Bittorent).
- Install the "Skype" voice-over-IP software. (Warning: at this time Skype is not packaged for Breezy, so the install doesn't work)
- Num lock: Active the num lock at system startup.
- Replace the GNOME foot logo with Ubuntu's logo.
- Install the NVIDIA or ATI driver for 3D hardware acceleration support.
For more information, visit the [http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=64629 Ubuntuforums] thread, the [http://placelibre.ath.cx/keyes/index.php/2005/09/29/45-easy-ubuntu-23 Creator's website] or https://launchpad.net/products/easyubuntu
Comments
This would probably stand a better chance of making it into Ubuntu if the 'illegal in some jurisdictions' stuff like deCSS was separated out from the merely 'closed source but free beer' things like real player. Then we would also avoid the scary 'you may not be allowed to install this' warnings. The patent encumbered stuff could be installed with a separate installer or from a separate menu in Easy Ubuntu, making the difference clearer. -- HenrikOmma
I agree with HenrikOmma that the illegal in some places stuff should be separated from the proprietary software. I want to view my DVDs, but I don't want to install all this proprietary crap. And I removed the AMSN cvs suggestion, since AMSN 0.95 with webcam support has just been released. -- Jeroen
EasyUbuntu (last edited 2008-08-06 16:40:00 by localhost)