oneiric ocelot

Unity Askubuntu lens is a quick and handy tool to search and manage relevant questions&answers from askubuntu.com, a site focused on solving various Ubuntu issues and familiarizing users with its values, solutions, applications, etc.

Unity Askubuntu lens 0.2 (-49) has been released bringing extra functionality to the overall topics maneuvering, in the sense that questions are now properly categorized in Questions With Solutions, Questions With Responses and Question Without responses.

Ubuntu 11.10 introduced a lighter Startup Applications Preferences, composed only from the extra installed apps, like Diodon, Synapse, etc in order to probably facilitate an easy access and understanding of how to enable/disable various apps when the computer starts.

This may seem inappropriate for some of the more knowable users, who want to disable specific default apps/services (like for instance, Bluetooth).

Unityfox is a useful extension that adds progressbar and countbadge to Unity launcher's Mozilla Firefox icon, extension that appeared since Natty Narwhal but still stands on an experimental ground, consequently, no default integration in Unity.

Unityfox 0.2.1 has just been released, fixing some Oneiric-related bugs of its previous versions.

System76 is company that has manufactured Ubuntu preinstalled laptops since 2005, with a wide range of products (laptops, desktops, servers).

After only few days since Ubuntu 11.10's arrival, System76 ships its products with Ubuntu 11.10, consequently the buyers will enjoy a painless up-to-date Ubuntu experience on their machines.

One of the best places to ask Ubuntu-related questions is www.askubuntu.com, where numerous folks unite their effort and knowledge trying to help newcomers.

Askubuntu lens 0.2 has just been released bringing support for Oneiric Ocelot.

How do we use it?
Enter a desired word in the search area and click on the results or just select a tags/users, all of is filterable through a numerous set of filters.

Ubuntu 11.10 provides sane default configurations from an UI point-of-view, but lacks in terms of advanced default configuration tools (that are to be addressed in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin).

How can we change GTK+ themes, fonts, icons in Oneiric Ocelot?

Ubuntu 11.10 is out and filled with GNOME 3 featuring the gorgeous Unity 3D shell (by default) and an optimized panel, Unity panel.

Unity panel introduced a new placement for indicator, new transparent buttons when the Dash is active but the "alien" themes are not quite integrated in term of Unity panel which display fallback buttons when the window is in fullscreen mode.

This can be easily fixed for most of the GTK+3 themes via few easy steps (this "demo" provides the adjustments for Zukitwo):

Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot has just been released, making its way towards millions and millions of folks all over the world.

What should we do after the install, from a customization point-of-view?

Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot is the link between Ubuntu 11.104 Natty Narwhal and the next LTS, Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin.

Natty represents the first Unity implementation with natural first time release-related bugs, bugs fixed in Oneiric Ocelot, that is here to provide a stable platform with extra features and new design parts.

What is new in Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot?

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After six months of "hard work", the Ubuntu team has announced just now the availability of Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot.

The Ubuntu web team has prepared a brilliant web demo where users and Ubuntu enthusiast can try (in a demo limit) the look, feel and features of Oneiric Ocelot.

Download Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot