Translations by Klemen Košir

Prologue

Changing an existing wireless network

Press \keystroke{Enter}.

Opening a link in a new window

There are two ways to open a link in its own window:

Tabbed browsing

Opening a link in its own tab

Copying and saving pages

Bookmarks

History

Codecs

libdvdread4

libdvdnav4

Playing a DVD

Playing music

Rhythmbox preferences

Music stores

Ubuntu One

Connecting and using your printer

If you have a printer that is connected to your computer with a \acronym{USB} cable then this is termed a \emph{local printer}. You can add a printer by clicking on the \button{Add Printer} button.

In the left hand pane of the \window{New Printer} window any printers that you can install will be listed. Select the printer that you would like to install and click \button{Forward}.

This specifies how much ink is used when printing, \dropdown{Fast Draft} using the least ink and \dropdown{High-Resolution Photo} using the most ink.

Burning CDs and DVDs

Adding files to a project

Removing files

Burning the disc

You can specify the burning speed in the \dropdown{Burning speed} drop down. It is best to choose the highest speed.

Data project

Click \button{Save} to save.

Check \url{https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsScanners} to find out which scanners work with Ubuntu.

\acronym{SANE} project listing of supported scanners. The \acronym{SANE} (Scanner Access Now Easy) project provides most of the back-ends to the scanning software on Ubuntu.

Troubleshooting guide

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System /dev/sda1 1 1224 64228+ 83 Linux /dev/sda2 * 1225 2440 9767520 a5 Windows /dev/sda3 2441 14593 97618972+ 5 Extended /dev/sda4 14532 14593 498015 82 Linux swap

Next, link your Ubuntu installation and this new folder:

If you've done this correctly, then you should see the following:

The image on every monitor is composed of millions of little colored dots called pixels. Changing the number of pixels displayed on your monitor is called ``changing the resolution.'' Increasing the resolution will make the displayed images sharper, but will also tend to make them smaller. The opposite is true when screen resolution is decreased. Most monitors have a ``native resolution,'' which is a resolution that most closely matches the number of pixels in the monitor. Your display will usually be sharpest when your operating system uses a resolution that matches your display's native resolution.

Ubuntu is not working properly on my Asus EeePC

Because open source software is developed by large communities of programmers distributed throughout the globe, it benefits from rapid development cycles and speedy security releases (in the event that someone discovers bugs in the software). In other words, open source software is updated, enhanced, and made more secure every day as programmers all over the world continue to improve it.

To learn more about open source software, see the Open Source Initiative's open source definition, available at \url{http://www.opensource.org/docs/definition.php}.

Mythbuntu allows users to turn their computers into entertainment systems. It helps users organize and view various types of multimedia content such as movies, television shows, and video podcasts. Users with \acronym{TV} tuners in their computers can also use Mythbuntu to record live video and television shows.

To learn more about Mythbuntu, visit \url{http://www.mythbuntu.org/}.

Within the Ubuntu community are dozens of local user groups called ``LoCo teams.'' Spread throughout the world, these teams offer support and advice, answer questions and promote Ubuntu in their communities by hosting regular events. To locate and contact the LoCo team nearest you, visit \url{http://loco.ubuntu.com/}.