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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 311view story

http://ubuntuforums.org – Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, Issue 311 for the week April 1 - 7, 2013. Links to UWN Wiki page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue311 In This Issue Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) Beta 2 releasedWelcome New Members and DevelopersUbuntu StatsUbuntu Global Jam - An Early Call for Events!Showcase the diversity of the Ubuntu community!Call for nominations to the (Hardware)

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[ubuntu] Moving Thundrbird ?view story

http://ubuntuforums.org – I've decided to try 12.04 and so far I'm having good luck and like the KDE desk top. I have two hard drives one with 11.04 and the other with 12.04. (Hardware)

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Students Tackle Road Trips, Online Distraction, And More At HackPrincetonview story

http://techcrunch.com – It feels like college Hackathon season is in full swing, and that’s why I’ve been making it a point to drive around the Northeast and check out what all these undergrad hackers are capable of cobbling together in just 24 hours. (IT news)

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The App Is Not Enough: Why We Might See More Companies Try Mobile Land Grabs After Facebook Homeview story

http://techcrunch.com – An app on a smartphone is a limited vessel, one that can provide content and information for your audience, but within bounds set out by the operating system. People still have to navigate to your app, and therefore there’s a time when they’re “in” your product or service, and a time when they’re “out” of said product or service. (IT news)

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10 Startups That Turn Complexity Into Simplicityview story

http://techcrunch.com – Here’s the thing about simplicity. It’s all relative. A developer’s idea of simplicity is different from a finance chief or a customer service agent. I run across a variety of startups in my daily work at TechCrunch. But few have that innate sense of elegance or the capability to abstract complexity to such an extent that anything else seems antiquated in comparison. (IT news)

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The Power And Weakness That Come With Being The Defaultview story

http://techcrunch.com – Facebook had its big coming-out party for mobile on Wednesday, and its Home launcher will soon start shipping exclusively on an HTC device. This is the social network’s first crack at being the default experience on any device. Until now, using Facebook has been a completely optional and background experience, meaning you’d have to visit its website or download one of its apps. (IT news)

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[ubuntu] System time changes after booting into Ubuntu (dual boot system with win xp)view story

http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, I have a strange problem with regards to the system time. I am situated in Mumbai, India, which is +5.30 hours time zone (no daylight savings). I have windows xp installed on one hard drive and Ubuntu 12.10 installed on the other hard drive (installed each OS disconnecting the other hard drive; Use the boot menu using F12 to boot into each OS). (Hardware)

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[lubuntu] airport not working Kernal error?view story

http://ubuntuforums.org – hello world from the north :) just recently installed ubuntu PPC 12.04 on an old iBook G4, its a slot loading modle with 512 MB of ram and a 1Ghz processor with airport card, the install went fine and it loads up and runs great, all besides the fact that i have no WiFi, this is not due to an airport card not being present (yes, it's underneath the keyboard) and its not faulty (it worked when i ha (Hardware)

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The Best Ways To Recover Data On Linuxview story

http://www.makeuseof.com – No matter whether it was your fault or not, things can happen to the data stored on your devices. Hard drives, solid state drives, and removable media can all potentially “lose” files because of numerous different causes. (General)

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Where The Free Software Movement Went Wrong (And How To Fix It)view story

http://techcrunch.com – The biggest change I’ve seen in the tech industry in the past decade isn’t social media, cloud computing, big data, consumerization or even mobile. It’s the mainstream acceptance of open source. Even 10 years ago open source was controversial. Back then “open vs. proprietary” arguments would still erupt at meetings and parties. (IT news)