Just installed Ubuntu 10.04 on my netbook. It’s otherwise known as Lucid Lynx. Getting a few issues, like a non terminal kernel error (so far), and Wakoopa doesn’t want to work.
Otherwise so far so good.
A few extra apps are installed by default, such as a video editor, and a simple scanning app. I can’t report anymore on these at this time, as I’ve not used them.
The full release is due out on April 29th, and is an LTS edition.
Tags: linux, lucid lynx, netbook, Ubuntu
I’ve been trying out Evernote over the last week or so. To be honest, after I installed it, it sat there for a few days, before I really started to use it.
Now, however, I have started to make use of it, and it is proving useful. I like the OCR within images and handwritten text, which is supposed to be even better in the Premium version.
Two major things are missing for me at the moment. I want to see an application for Linux, and also for the Blackberry. Then it will be much more useful for me.
Tags: blackberry, evernote, few days, handwritten text, images, linux, ocr, organizer, software
“From 18:16 UTC on June 17, 2008 to 18:16 UTC on June 18, 2008, 8,002,530 people downloaded Firefox 3!” came the statement from Mozilla, making this the record download of software in 24 hours, and earning them a place in Guinness World Records.
Mozilla’s servers crashed on the day due to the very high demand, but they had them back up in a couple of hours, and I went ahead and got copies of Firefox 3.0 for both my Windows and Linux machines here, and they’ve run without a hitch since.
In the time since Download Day, over 28 million people have downloaded the browser. The United States leads the world in Firefox 3 downloads with over 7.7 million. Germany ranks a distant second with over 2.4 million users downloading the Mozilla’s browser to date.
Firefox now commands 19% total market share according to ZDnet blogs.
Tags: downloads, firefox, germany, guinness world records, linux, linux machines, market share, mozilla, servers, utc