Install WINE 1.0 or greater for this you need to download latest wine from here or if you are using Hardy you can install it from ubuntu repos using the following comamnd.

I thought I'd kick off my Citrix blog with a question I get pretty often from Linux enthusiasts: how to install unsupported Linux distributions on XenServer 4.1.

If you’ve had the same Ubuntu installation for a while and have just been upgrading to newer releases, you may have noticed that a lot of older kernel versions are piling up in your grub menu and on your system.

It contains some of the tips and tricks to efficiently use ubuntu . Few things i worked hard to find ,but turn out to be really simple . Listing

I just read Louis Gray’s post titled “On the Web, If You’re Not Growing, You’re Dying.” It gave me a chilling realization about web services. Like everything else, what goes up must come down.

You can safely tell your friends to install the latest distro, nicknamed “Hardy Heron”, version 8.04. And they will thank you.

I am one of Linux enthusiast like you people, and have used almost all major Linux distros in past.Currently I triple boot Windows XP/Ubuntu Feisty /PCLinuxOS 2007.I am very impressed with PCLOS 2k7, even more than i was with Ubuntu.

A few screenshots show that Ubuntu is still going dark. The direction they are headed is not very clear. Even by scanning other user’s comments it appears its not a very popular idea, and I agree 100%!

If you are making the switch to Ubuntu you will notices what seems to be some odd missing pieces if you are used to a Mac or a Windows Operating system.

For anyone who doesn't use Linux (Ubuntu) or who frequently hits the upgrade buttons in the Update Manager, divert your attention elsewhere now because this is about to get technical. Your brain may hurt if you lack the computer smarts.

Super Talent has announced that the company will, for a limited time, bundle its line of MasterDrive MX SSDs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSDS with a free CD containing the Ubuntu Desktop Edition Linux OS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux and the OpenOffice software suite.

Part 2 will give you a tour of the networking interfaces in Ubuntu; which are surprisingly somewhat similar to Windows XP. You'll soon be connecting, checking connection details, and browsing network computers in the Linux world.

Interested in checking out Ubuntu Linux, which is available as a free download, for yourself? Then here, courtesy of Canonical, is an easy, step-by-step guide to installing Ubuntu Linux, version 6.06. (Canonical says these steps should also work for later versions of Ubuntu.)

My review will be a little different from John and Ben Krutsch’s review, as I almost immediately set about wiping the Xandros Linux operating system (OS) and installed Ubuntu Linux, which I am using on several other computers.

The founder of the Ubuntu open-source operating system, Mark Shuttleworth, has called for Ubuntu developers to fix all software flaws found in the operating system, including, crucially, those in inherited source code.

I thought it would be worthwhile documenting my experiences with installing Oracle 10gR2 on Ubuntu 8.04 (AKA Hardy Heron).

It looks like Richard Chapelle recently made the switch to Ubuntu. He’s got a list of possible downsides and concludes, the benefits seem to outweigh the costs. I agree.

For quite a while I was happy to use WinXP - mainly because I knew how to use it and IBM's internal set of applications are optimized for Windows XP users. And when I say "optimized" here I mean in the sense of lack of barriers - available, tested, and with support.

n addition to Desktop environments there are window managers that are separate programs that manage the windows and interface that you use. The reason you would explore the option of a different window manager is that it will use much less resources than the GNOME or KDE Desktop.

This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on how to install VMware Server (version 1.0.6) on an Ubuntu 8.04 desktop system.

I've been running Hardy now for quite a while, and I've come to the conclusion that it isn't stable. I will probably be downgrading to Gutsy very soon, however much I dislike the idea of doing so.

Comparison: Dubbed as the Battle Royale, it’s Ubuntu 8.04 vs. openSUSE 11 for our mega main event.

So you want to have a working wireless setup in Hardy and you happen to have a D-Link WUA-2340 Wireless USB adapter.

It may be a bold statement to make, especially considering the fact that I’m by far no Ubuntu fanboy. My background in Linux began with Slackware, and I’ve always preferred the more simplistic distributions that allow you to have complete control over what goes on.

If you want to install Lexmark Z611 printer in Ubuntu Hardy Heron follow these steps

Welcome to Intrepid Ibex Alpha-1, which will in time become Ubuntu 8.10. Pre-releases of Intrepid are *not* encouraged for anyone needing a stable system or anyone who is not comfortable running into occasional, even frequent breakage. UPDATED: Screenshots

It was almost a year ago that I reviewed Ubuntu for Non-Geeks, 2nd Ed. by Rickford Grant, which covered Ubuntu Feisty Fawn. No Starch Press have published an updated 3rd edition in time for Hardy Heron, and have kindly sent me a copy to review.

VitalBodies ended up buying a Edimax USB EW-7318USg (with removable antenna) Wlan as they work out of the box easy!

Having spent some time on Canonical's forums, I've identified 10 points that seem to be common sticking points for new users -- that is, problems that have the potential to prevent a new user from adopting Ubuntu in the long term.

Here's a list of several key sites for information and help about Ubuntu.