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A quick tip for Debian users who want to install and stay up to date with the latest Oracle Java 7 (JDK7): the WebUpd8 Java 7 PPA works on Debian too since the package is just an installer and all you have to do is manually add the PPA repository... Via ganassa Delete the scoop?
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Insync is a Google Drive client for Mac, Windows and mobile devices that recently got support for Linux (beta). Via ganassa Delete the scoop?
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It wasn't packaged, so I packaged it up and uploaded to Debian (from whence it came to Ubuntu). It's now in for the next release of both distributions (Wheezy/Precise). This is a bit different than the provided software (which ... Via ganassa Delete the scoop?
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While some are calling it a tempest in a teapot, Ubuntu loyalists are expressing fury that the next version of Ubuntu includes shopping suggestions from Amazon directly in desktop search results. Version 12.10 is imminent, and many Ubuntu users feel like the Amazon inclusions are nothing more than adware. What does Canonical get out of this arrangement, and will the company reverse its decision? Mark Shuttleworth has weighed in. Via txwikinger Delete the scoop?
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Quicklist is a useful feature in Ubuntu Unity. Here are 8 really useful quicklists that you can easily add to your system. Via ganassa Delete the scoop?
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Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Ubuntu, has taken to his blog to add context to the latest controversial change in Ubuntu: shopping results. Via txwikinger Delete the scoop?
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