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Goobuntu? :P

Free interpretation of the Google employees OS


How to use Telegram messaging from GNU/Linux terminal



Telegram is a messaging program you can use in different devices and operating systems. In this tutorial we will use it from a Ubuntu and another distros terminal with Free Software.

You have to install the needed dependencies by typing on terminal:

For UBUNTU
sudo apt-get install libreadline-dev libconfig-dev libssl-dev lua5.2 liblua5.2-dev
For GENTOO
sudo emerge -av sys-libs/readline dev-libs/libconfig dev-libs/openssl dev-lang/lua
For FEDORA
sudo yum install lua-devel openssl-devel libconfig-devel readline-devel

Download or clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/vysheng/tg.git
or download the ZIP file from Github.

Open a terminal in the created folder. Unzip it if necessary. Then type:
./configure
make

To launch the program type in the tg folder:
./telegram
You can create a script to launch the program (see Youtube videotutorial). Use the TAB key to display all the options. You can use it simultaneously with other devices.




Ubuntu Edge Smartphone crowdfunding campaign


Today Ubuntu  are announcing the Ubuntu Edge campaign on Indigogo, for a fully converged, beautiful, sleek, phone that can run Ubuntu, Android, and boot a full desktop.

Today they have a special lower price of $600 - be sure to snap it up!! For more info and support the project click here.

SOL, The world first fully solar-powered laptop

It never needs to be plugged in, and of course powered by Ubuntu.

With a rugged design, durability and a solar array that allows you to work wherever you are you can take SOL with you to the most remote places on earth.

When you need to share your adventure, just "plug" into the sun. SOL is engineered for extreme energy efficiency. When the sun isn't there at night you can run it all night long with its powerful battery.

Read more about SOL here

Ubuntu in the media


In the second episode of the fourth season of Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman we could see Ubuntu running in a machine of the Free University of Brussels. They use Ubuntu to run a "small program that in some way behaves like a real person" to "measure what the Internet is doing". "Their goal is to find out whether is becoming a global brain" .

GNU/Linux is becoming more and more popular among the scientific community. You can find this in the minute 39 aprox.

How to setup multiple Conky instances on your desktop


You can find the config conky files to be download and the script code in the video description.

Listen to online radio stations on Ubuntu


Great Little Radio Player (or GLRP) is an application that offers you the possibility to listen to a huge list; (over 300 stations) of online radio stations on Ubuntu and other distros without using a web browser.


It comes with a clean Qt interface and lots of features such as:
  • Large collection of radio stations
  • Notify-OSD desktop notifications
  • App Indicator support
  • Ability to add new radio stations
  • Filter system (e.g. sort stations by country, genre ...)


To install GRP on Ubuntu, simply download the .deb and install it with Software Center, GDebi or terminal.

Copy, the new cloud storage service



Copy is a Dropbox style cloud storage service (synchronized folder on your PC). It works better on Linux than Dropbox. It offers 5 GB free account but if you register your new account through this link you will get 20 GB free finally. Highly recommended. After registering you can use your own link to invite other people and get 5 GB extra for you and your referred friend.

Jitsi is an open source alternative to Skype


Secure video calls, conferencing, chat, desktop sharing, file transfer, support for your favorite OS, and IM network. All this, and more, in Jitsi, the most complete and advanced open source communicator. Jitsi lets you connect to Facebook, GoogleTalk, XMPP, Windows Live, Yahoo!, AIM, and ICQ so that you can chat to all your friends in the simplest possible way.

Installing and testing this promising Speech Recognition program


Palaver is an amazing Speech Recognition program developed by the student James McClain

Use your PS3 controller on Ubuntu


You will be able to use it for Steam, MAME, etc...

Palaver Community on Google +



A Google + community has been created about Palaver, the promising speech recognition program for Linux. Join it to see small updates, to get help or to offer suggestions.

Syncing Box Cloud Storage with Nautilus


How to sync box.com with Nautilus in a very easy way. Upload your files to the cloud from your desktop.