Re: Questions about Fonts (in particular: can I use M$ Windows True Type Fonts) with Linux Kubuntu?

2008-07-29 Thread Peter Williams
Hi Paul  All,

Thanks for the advice on installing M$ Windows true type fonts. I did as you
explained and now I have my TT fonts installed. Thanks again.


2008/7/28 Paul Schulz [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Hi Peter,

 To make a new TrueType font available in Ubuntu, just copy the ttf
 file into a '.fonts' directory in your home directory. It them becomes
 available to you in Inkscape, OpenOffice and (I assume) other Gnome
 applications.

 Cheers,
 Paul

 On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Peter Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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  Hi All,
 
  I have been looking at the About.com website and found lots and lots of
 info
  about Linux, and in particular:
 


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Need to edit the Application Menu Launcher's menus -- how do I do it.

2008-07-29 Thread Peter Williams
Hi All,

I am now using Kubuntu and I'm generally very happy with it. Previously I
used Gnome. With gnome I use the Ala Carte Menu Editor... But what is the
Application Menu Launcher's menu editor.

The reason that I need to know is that there are a lot of menu item under
Lost and Found menu and I want to move them to a more logical menu.

Also, I recently installed Windows Applications - WINE Emulator (I think
thats what it's called) -- but I don't see a menu item anywhere for it. How
do I install a Application Menu Launcher menu for it? e.g I would like to
make a menu folder for WINE.

With Best Wishes and Fond Regards,
PEW

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DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread David Ryder
Hi everybody,
HARDY

I have 100% failure on burning DVDs and CDs. The programs installed are
Audio CD Exctractor, Brasero  Rhythmbox.

However, if I install Wine and use Imgburn http://www.imgburn.com/ then
I get 100% success - which I was used to in Windows.

But I really would prefer not to use Wine - does anybody know of other
Linux (Ubuntu) programs that are good or what I might be able to do to
get successful burns in Ubuntu, please?

Many thanks,

David
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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread andremangan
2008/7/30 David Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  Hi everybody,
 HARDY

 I have 100% failure on burning DVDs and CDs. The programs installed are
 Audio CD Exctractor, Brasero  Rhythmbox.

 However, if I install Wine and use Imgburn http://www.imgburn.com/ then I
 get 100% success - which I was used to in Windows.

 But I really would prefer not to use Wine - does anybody know of other
 Linux (Ubuntu) programs that are good or what I might be able to do to get
 successful burns in Ubuntu, please?



Have you tried the CD/DVD Creator?  You will find it under Places  on your
top panel.  It has never failed me.

Andre




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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread David Ryder
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 11:45 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 2008/7/30 David Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Hi everybody,
 HARDY
 
 I have 100% failure on burning DVDs and CDs. The programs
 installed are Audio CD Exctractor, Brasero  Rhythmbox.
 
 However, if I install Wine and use Imgburn
 http://www.imgburn.com/ then I get 100% success - which I was
 used to in Windows.
 
 But I really would prefer not to use Wine - does anybody know
 of other Linux (Ubuntu) programs that are good or what I might
 be able to do to get successful burns in Ubuntu, please?
 
 
 Have you tried the CD/DVD Creator?  You will find it under Places
 on your top panel.  It has never failed me.
 
 Andre
 
Yes tried that - sorry for leaving it off my list.
David





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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread David Ryder
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 12:22 +1000, James Takac wrote:
 Hi David
 
 On Wednesday 30 July 2008 11:27:33 David Ryder wrote:
  Hi everybody,
  HARDY
 
  I have 100% failure on burning DVDs and CDs. The programs installed are
  Audio CD Exctractor, Brasero  Rhythmbox.
 
  However, if I install Wine and use Imgburn http://www.imgburn.com/ then
  I get 100% success - which I was used to in Windows.
 
  But I really would prefer not to use Wine - does anybody know of other
  Linux (Ubuntu) programs that are good or what I might be able to do to
  get successful burns in Ubuntu, please?
 
  Many thanks,
 
  David
 
 
 I never could get Brasero to give a good burn. Having switched to K3B I get a 
 near perfect burn ratio. Maybe it'll work for you as well
 
 James
 
Thanks James - I'll try it tonight. David.


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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread ishwor
On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 10:57:33 am David Ryder wrote:
 Hi everybody,
 HARDY

[ ... ]

 But I really would prefer not to use Wine - does anybody know of other
 Linux (Ubuntu) programs that are good or what I might be able to do to
 get successful burns in Ubuntu, please?

Try k3b but you need to install kde libraries as well if that's ok with you, 
give it a go once.

$ aptitude install k3b;

Also http://k3b.plainblack.com/screenshots

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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread Null Ack
Just drop the burn speed down some in Brasero

Personally I wouldnt install Qt lib based apps onto Gnome - guess Im a purist :)

Its probably due to poor quality media - I use verbatim now and can
burn 16x no problems using Brasero

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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread David Ryder
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 13:12 +1000, Null Ack wrote:
 Just drop the burn speed down some in Brasero
 
 Personally I wouldnt install Qt lib based apps onto Gnome - guess Im a purist 
 :)
 
 Its probably due to poor quality media - I use verbatim now and can
 burn 16x no problems using Brasero
 
 cheers
Hi

I have tested on 1x, 2x, 2.4x and 4x but no luck. I use a variety of
media: TYG02, Verbatim, TDK ... all work in Windows.

This is on three machines. The drives are: BenQ, LG and MSI.

I have just tried k3b but no luck.

As I never have a problem in Windows or Wine using mainly Imgburn but
others also, I think the chances of it being media or drives is very
slim as in Linux I get 100% failure.

David
 


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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread Null Ack
Try flashing the drivers firmware to the latest

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Re: DVD - CD BURNING

2008-07-29 Thread David Ryder
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 13:48 +1000, Null Ack wrote:
 Try flashing the drivers firmware to the latest
 
Thanks for your reply - 2 are the latest but the other (LG) latest has
known bugs.
David


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