Re: [ubuntu-in] Indian Languages on Ubuntu

[Sriranga(77yrsold)]

Thanks for the information. Then it is no use for me, since even ubuntu can
be customized for Indic.
I wish CDAC had developed OCR for Kannada, Telugu, I would have appreciated
their efforts.At present OCR for all langs of Indic except telugu and
kannada are available !!  I don't know why they have not taken much interest
to develop OCR for Kannada and telugu as much for  Hindi OCR?

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:17 AM, Narendra Diwate
wrote:

> Yes
>
> Its a version of Debian customised for Indian Languages by CDAC and is
> available in Desktop as well as server. However the Linux kernel is quite
> old - uses 2.6.22 kernel while Lucid uses 2.6.32. So probably (?) EXT4
> support will be lacking. Also no idea about what programs are bundled with
> it. However for normal desktop use it should be sufficient.
>
> Regards
>
> Narendra Diwate
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 07:30, Sriranga(77yrsold)  > wrote:
>
>> Is BOSS is another  Linux operating system?
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

[Sriranga(77yrsold)]

It can confirmed whether it is installed thro' Wubi, please check up in
control panel of windows where ubuntu
should figure under list of  "ADD/Remove".if  had installed using Wubi.exe.

2010/5/25 ಪರಮೇಶ.ಎಸ್ 

> while burning ubuntu software in cd, before u extract that file and u burn
> that, otherwise u send a request on free ubuntu cd, that's better way
>
> On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:36 AM, nikhil n  wrote:
>
>> I have the Open office ( i guess it is oo 3.1) which is in the 9.10 CD
>>
>> I have installed Ubuntu along with windows, I am not sure whether it is a
>> WUBI or a full version.
>>
>> I used the zip format to compress in ubuntu to send the file... later
>> after I disconnected from the internet and then opened the compressed ( zip
>> format) the problem started.
>>
>> pl. tell me what an active net connection is... at home i have a very slow
>> mobile phone modem.   I do not have a always on connection.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> nikhil
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 25 May 2010 09:26, Narendra Diwate  wrote:
>>
>>> @Nikhil: All points raised by Ramnarayan are pertinent. OOO has nothing
>>> to do with zip file and whether you have a active net connection or not. An
>>> answer to those Q's should point us in the direction of a solution.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Narendra Diwate
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 23:22, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
>>>
 On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM, nikhil n 
 wrote:
 >
 > I had zipped a 600 kb document ( in zip format) and sent it over the
 > the e-mail).  After I disconnected the net and clicked to open the
 > zipped folder the OO crashed.   I tried restarting number of times.
 > Then i deleted the folder from the desk-top ( where i had placed it
 > originally).  Since I had deleted the the zip folder, I again
 > downloaded from the mail I had sent.   That is the sequence of what I
 > did.

 1. What kind of Ubuntu Install have you done (is it from within
 windows using WUBI or a full fledged proper install)
 2. What version of Openoffice are you running
 3. How is the zip file connected to your using open office. Were you
 trying to open the zip file with Open Office ??

 If openoffice cannot find a file it should give an error and move on.

 Am trying to get to the correct problem which i guess will get us to a
 better solution

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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

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while burning ubuntu software in cd, before u extract that file and u burn
that, otherwise u send a request on free ubuntu cd, that's better way

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:36 AM, nikhil n  wrote:

> I have the Open office ( i guess it is oo 3.1) which is in the 9.10 CD
>
> I have installed Ubuntu along with windows, I am not sure whether it is a
> WUBI or a full version.
>
> I used the zip format to compress in ubuntu to send the file... later after
> I disconnected from the internet and then opened the compressed ( zip
> format) the problem started.
>
> pl. tell me what an active net connection is... at home i have a very slow
> mobile phone modem.   I do not have a always on connection.
>
> thanks
>
> nikhil
>
>
>
>
> On 25 May 2010 09:26, Narendra Diwate  wrote:
>
>> @Nikhil: All points raised by Ramnarayan are pertinent. OOO has nothing to
>> do with zip file and whether you have a active net connection or not. An
>> answer to those Q's should point us in the direction of a solution.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Narendra Diwate
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 23:22, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
>>
>>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM, nikhil n  wrote:
>>> >
>>> > I had zipped a 600 kb document ( in zip format) and sent it over the
>>> > the e-mail).  After I disconnected the net and clicked to open the
>>> > zipped folder the OO crashed.   I tried restarting number of times.
>>> > Then i deleted the folder from the desk-top ( where i had placed it
>>> > originally).  Since I had deleted the the zip folder, I again
>>> > downloaded from the mail I had sent.   That is the sequence of what I
>>> > did.
>>>
>>> 1. What kind of Ubuntu Install have you done (is it from within
>>> windows using WUBI or a full fledged proper install)
>>> 2. What version of Openoffice are you running
>>> 3. How is the zip file connected to your using open office. Were you
>>> trying to open the zip file with Open Office ??
>>>
>>> If openoffice cannot find a file it should give an error and move on.
>>>
>>> Am trying to get to the correct problem which i guess will get us to a
>>> better solution
>>>
>>> ram
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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

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I have the Open office ( i guess it is oo 3.1) which is in the 9.10 CD

I have installed Ubuntu along with windows, I am not sure whether it is a
WUBI or a full version.

I used the zip format to compress in ubuntu to send the file... later after
I disconnected from the internet and then opened the compressed ( zip
format) the problem started.

pl. tell me what an active net connection is... at home i have a very slow
mobile phone modem.   I do not have a always on connection.

thanks

nikhil




On 25 May 2010 09:26, Narendra Diwate  wrote:

> @Nikhil: All points raised by Ramnarayan are pertinent. OOO has nothing to
> do with zip file and whether you have a active net connection or not. An
> answer to those Q's should point us in the direction of a solution.
>
> Regards
>
> Narendra Diwate
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 23:22, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
>
>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM, nikhil n  wrote:
>> >
>> > I had zipped a 600 kb document ( in zip format) and sent it over the
>> > the e-mail).  After I disconnected the net and clicked to open the
>> > zipped folder the OO crashed.   I tried restarting number of times.
>> > Then i deleted the folder from the desk-top ( where i had placed it
>> > originally).  Since I had deleted the the zip folder, I again
>> > downloaded from the mail I had sent.   That is the sequence of what I
>> > did.
>>
>> 1. What kind of Ubuntu Install have you done (is it from within
>> windows using WUBI or a full fledged proper install)
>> 2. What version of Openoffice are you running
>> 3. How is the zip file connected to your using open office. Were you
>> trying to open the zip file with Open Office ??
>>
>> If openoffice cannot find a file it should give an error and move on.
>>
>> Am trying to get to the correct problem which i guess will get us to a
>> better solution
>>
>> ram
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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

[Narendra Diwate]

@Nikhil: All points raised by Ramnarayan are pertinent. OOO has nothing to
do with zip file and whether you have a active net connection or not. An
answer to those Q's should point us in the direction of a solution.

Regards

Narendra Diwate




On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 23:22, Ramnarayan.K  wrote:

> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM, nikhil n  wrote:
> >
> > I had zipped a 600 kb document ( in zip format) and sent it over the
> > the e-mail).  After I disconnected the net and clicked to open the
> > zipped folder the OO crashed.   I tried restarting number of times.
> > Then i deleted the folder from the desk-top ( where i had placed it
> > originally).  Since I had deleted the the zip folder, I again
> > downloaded from the mail I had sent.   That is the sequence of what I
> > did.
>
> 1. What kind of Ubuntu Install have you done (is it from within
> windows using WUBI or a full fledged proper install)
> 2. What version of Openoffice are you running
> 3. How is the zip file connected to your using open office. Were you
> trying to open the zip file with Open Office ??
>
> If openoffice cannot find a file it should give an error and move on.
>
> Am trying to get to the correct problem which i guess will get us to a
> better solution
>
> ram
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Indian Languages on Ubuntu

[Narendra Diwate]

Yes

Its a version of Debian customised for Indian Languages by CDAC and is
available in Desktop as well as server. However the Linux kernel is quite
old - uses 2.6.22 kernel while Lucid uses 2.6.32. So probably (?) EXT4
support will be lacking. Also no idea about what programs are bundled with
it. However for normal desktop use it should be sufficient.

Regards

Narendra Diwate




On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 07:30, Sriranga(77yrsold)
wrote:

> Is BOSS is another  Linux operating system?
>
>
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Indian Languages on Ubuntu

[Sriranga(77yrsold)]

Is BOSS is another  Linux operating system?

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:12 PM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:

> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 8:14 PM, Narendra Diwate
>  wrote:
> > The posts over the past few days and a TV advert for the Indian version
> of
> > Linux named BOSS have prompted me to write this query.
> >
> BOSS has been around for some time its the CDAC linux version check
> out http://www.bosslinux.in/
>
> have never used it so no comments on that
>
> However on the language front.
> Actually in Ubuntu its quite easy
>
> The first place to choose is right at setup - where Ubuntu allows you
> to choose installation in the n number of languages (am not sre how
> many) but a fair bit of indian languages are present
>
> > Though i know a couple of Indian languages, i have used the computer only
> in
> > English like most if not all on this list and computer users in India in
> > general. Though i know Ubuntu and a lot of other Linux OS's support use
> of
> > Indian languages, I frankly have no Idea how to use it and to what extent
> is
> > it developed.
> >
> am snipping the rest of your post and will run through the mainpoints
>
> To install and enable additional Language support go to
> System - Administration - Language Support and go to the install /
> remove languages and then just select any (or many) of the languages
> you want and then proceed with install. After the installation is
> successful (am not sure if a reboot is required) then you will be able
> to choose your login language at the time of login.
>
> Thats it you are ready to रोक एण्ड़ रोल
>
> ***
> additional notes are below
> First choosing the language to install is quite easy (as mentioned
> first at the fresh install phase) . This choice by default will enable
> your computer to boot up in your preferred language of choice, However
> this is not final at any stage later on you can install any (repeat
> any) and any number of other languages and the the login in time one
> can choose which language to boot into (as far as i know in windows
> one must buy separate versions for different languages)
>
> In most of the supported languages the basic software that comes the
> menu's and interface are  much translated into the language you may
> have chosen. However not all the software has every thing translated.
>
> Depending on what your default keyboard choice was (which can wildly
> vary - if you want, from your language of choice) , the OS (Ubuntu)
> will keep that choice irrespective of which language you choose and
> one must choose an additional keyboards (language input) to begin
> typing in a particular language (System - Preferences --Keyboard --
> Layouts)
>
> In case you have already installed say english language and US english
> keyboard its just a matter of a decent net connection to install the
> additional language packs
>
> enjoy
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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

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On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM, nikhil n  wrote:
>
> I had zipped a 600 kb document ( in zip format) and sent it over the
> the e-mail).  After I disconnected the net and clicked to open the
> zipped folder the OO crashed.   I tried restarting number of times.
> Then i deleted the folder from the desk-top ( where i had placed it
> originally).  Since I had deleted the the zip folder, I again
> downloaded from the mail I had sent.   That is the sequence of what I
> did.

1. What kind of Ubuntu Install have you done (is it from within
windows using WUBI or a full fledged proper install)
2. What version of Openoffice are you running
3. How is the zip file connected to your using open office. Were you
trying to open the zip file with Open Office ??

If openoffice cannot find a file it should give an error and move on.

Am trying to get to the correct problem which i guess will get us to a
better solution

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Re: [ubuntu-in] Indian Languages on Ubuntu

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On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 8:14 PM, Narendra Diwate
 wrote:
> The posts over the past few days and a TV advert for the Indian version of
> Linux named BOSS have prompted me to write this query.
>
BOSS has been around for some time its the CDAC linux version check
out http://www.bosslinux.in/

have never used it so no comments on that

However on the language front.
Actually in Ubuntu its quite easy

The first place to choose is right at setup - where Ubuntu allows you
to choose installation in the n number of languages (am not sre how
many) but a fair bit of indian languages are present

> Though i know a couple of Indian languages, i have used the computer only in
> English like most if not all on this list and computer users in India in
> general. Though i know Ubuntu and a lot of other Linux OS's support use of
> Indian languages, I frankly have no Idea how to use it and to what extent is
> it developed.
>
am snipping the rest of your post and will run through the mainpoints

To install and enable additional Language support go to
System - Administration - Language Support and go to the install /
remove languages and then just select any (or many) of the languages
you want and then proceed with install. After the installation is
successful (am not sure if a reboot is required) then you will be able
to choose your login language at the time of login.

Thats it you are ready to रोक एण्ड़ रोल

***
additional notes are below
First choosing the language to install is quite easy (as mentioned
first at the fresh install phase) . This choice by default will enable
your computer to boot up in your preferred language of choice, However
this is not final at any stage later on you can install any (repeat
any) and any number of other languages and the the login in time one
can choose which language to boot into (as far as i know in windows
one must buy separate versions for different languages)

In most of the supported languages the basic software that comes the
menu's and interface are  much translated into the language you may
have chosen. However not all the software has every thing translated.

Depending on what your default keyboard choice was (which can wildly
vary - if you want, from your language of choice) , the OS (Ubuntu)
will keep that choice irrespective of which language you choose and
one must choose an additional keyboards (language input) to begin
typing in a particular language (System - Preferences --Keyboard --
Layouts)

In case you have already installed say english language and US english
keyboard its just a matter of a decent net connection to install the
additional language packs

enjoy
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Re: [ubuntu-in] All work and no play makes Linux a dull way :-)

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yes ram, you should put up a few samples. nikhil

On 24/05/2010, Aanjhan R  wrote:
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:32 AM, K Ramnarayan 
> wrote:
>> And as luck would have it in my constant quest for some imaging software i
>> must have installed this as well, so in a matter of minutes we had
>> processed
>> some images and WOW what output- absolutely fantastic. It needed some
>> playing
>> around a bit but at then end it was both worth the (small ) effort and the
>> huge
>> long term learning.
>
> Can you upload samples of the output somewhere and share the link to
> the mailing list?
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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

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Dear all,

First of all thanks for the overwhelming support

I had zipped a 600 kb document ( in zip format) and sent it over the
the e-mail).  After I disconnected the net and clicked to open the
zipped folder the OO crashed.   I tried restarting number of times.
Then i deleted the folder from the desk-top ( where i had placed it
originally).  Since I had deleted the the zip folder, I again
downloaded from the mail I had sent.   That is the sequence of what I
did.

Let me try out the suggestions in this string of mails and will post
the result.

Thanks again.

Nikhil

On 24/05/2010, Sriranga(77yrsold)  wrote:
> thanks for the clarification.
> similar operation can be performed in WinXP where openoffice has been
> installed?
> With regards,
> -sriranga(77yrsold)
>
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Narendra Diwate > wrote:
>
>> You are deleting the .openoffice (note: the (dot) openoffice) which
>> contains user configuration and not any executables or program files.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Narendra Diwate
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:21, Sriranga(77yrsold) > > wrote:
>>
>>> Really surprise/wonder. when you deleted the openoffice.org folder -
>>> everything including short-cut icon moved to trash - in that situation,
>>> how
>>> to open openoffice in the absence of icon(shortcut)?
>>>
>>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:52 AM, Ramnarayan.K
>>> wrote:
>>>


 On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Shri L Mundada <
 mundadas...@rediffmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Nikhil,
>
> I have faced this issue a lot of times.
> What we do is delete the .openoffice.org folder in users home folder.
> Opening openoffice after that will recreate the deleted folder.
>

 Interesting solution

 I have never faced this particular problem so would like to know what
 may
 be the causes.

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Re: [ubuntu-in] All work and no play makes Linux a dull way :-)

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On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:32 AM, K Ramnarayan  wrote:
> And as luck would have it in my constant quest for some imaging software i
> must have installed this as well, so in a matter of minutes we had processed
> some images and WOW what output- absolutely fantastic. It needed some playing
> around a bit but at then end it was both worth the (small ) effort and the 
> huge
> long term learning.

Can you upload samples of the output somewhere and share the link to
the mailing list?

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[ubuntu-in] Indian Languages on Ubuntu

[Narendra Diwate]

The posts over the past few days and a TV advert for the Indian version of
Linux named BOSS  have prompted me to write this
query.

Though i know a couple of Indian languages, i have used the computer only in
English like most if not all on this list and computer users in India in
general. Though i know Ubuntu and a lot of other Linux OS's support use of
Indian languages, I frankly have no Idea how to use it and to what extent is
it developed.

What i would like to know is how (as in what packages to add, configs
changes etc) can i have a completely Indian language (and english) driven
desktop in either Hindi or Telugu. Something right from the login screen to
icons to on screen messages to program help to typing support on a English
keyboard to openoffice and whatever you can think of.

Something that a literate (but not in english ) user be able to use. And
from those that are already using it how easy, intuitive it is and how
accurate are the translations.

At some point may be help in the translations once i am comfortable typing
in hindi. I have seen quite a few programs lacking indian translations.

Your advice will be sincerely appreciated.

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Re: [ubuntu-in] main ibus se hindi use karta hoon aur inscript keyword use karta hoon.

[Sriranga(77yrsold)]

empty/ blank mail !!

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Re: [ubuntu-in] ubantu lucid linx ke open office mein crash prob

[Sriranga(77yrsold)]

Yes. I agree with Ram's says are correct.Better post in English for benefit
of other Indic lang.people and to get quick reply

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 1:39 PM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:

> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Shashi Bhushan 
> wrote:
> > jab se maine ubantu 10.4 upadate kiya hai, unicode hindi mein kaam karte
> hue
> > aksar open office crash ho jata hai aur data delete ho jata hai, iska kya
> > solution hai.
>
> क्या युनिकोड़ में हि क्रेश होता है ।
> आप युनिकोड़ को कैसे चालु करते है क्याँ कि हिन्दी में लिखने के लिये
> कि-बोर्ड हि चालु करते है या क्या आप Ubuntu को Login के समय हिन्दी चालु
> करतें है क्यो कि यह दोनो अलग बात है।
>
> आगर आप ओर विवरण दे सकते है कि आप कौन से version (Ubuntu और OPen
> Office) ईस्तेमाल कर रहे है व कैसे काम कर रहे है तो अच्छा होगा
>
> For non Hindi people
> the OP's question is that everytime he uses Unicode Hindi in Open
> Office it crashes
>
> My response
> was
> 1. Does it only crash in unicode hindi
> 2. How does he enable unicode hindi - there are two modes - one is the
> keyboard mode and the other is to boot the whole system into hindi
> 3. Kindly provide details of what versions of Ubuntu and Open Office
> you use and how you use it
>
> ***
> Lasts for all readers of this post:
>
> am not sure what the rules for multi language posting are but would
> prefer (request) pure languages rather then hybrid as the OP has done.
>
> To the others have a opinion
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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

[Sriranga(77yrsold)]

thanks for the clarification.
similar operation can be performed in WinXP where openoffice has been
installed?
With regards,
-sriranga(77yrsold)

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Narendra Diwate  wrote:

> You are deleting the .openoffice (note: the (dot) openoffice) which
> contains user configuration and not any executables or program files.
>
> Regards
>
> Narendra Diwate
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:21, Sriranga(77yrsold)  > wrote:
>
>> Really surprise/wonder. when you deleted the openoffice.org folder -
>> everything including short-cut icon moved to trash - in that situation, how
>> to open openoffice in the absence of icon(shortcut)?
>>
>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:52 AM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Shri L Mundada <
>>> mundadas...@rediffmail.com> wrote:
>>>
 Hi Nikhil,

 I have faced this issue a lot of times.
 What we do is delete the .openoffice.org folder in users home folder.
 Opening openoffice after that will recreate the deleted folder.

>>>
>>> Interesting solution
>>>
>>> I have never faced this particular problem so would like to know what may
>>> be the causes.
>>>
>>> ram
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Re: [ubuntu-in] All work and no play makes Linux a dull way :-)

[Ramnarayan.K]

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 2:26 PM, Ritesh Sinha  wrote:
> This was a nice article on LWN earlier
>
> http://lwn.net/Articles/225652/

seems they have been having fun since 2007

the Grumpy editor has quite a few tongue in cheek comments,

nice

thanks

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Re: [ubuntu-in] All work and no play makes Linux a dull way :-)

[Ritesh Sinha]

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 2:02 PM, K Ramnarayan  wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Recently some of us were reading a book on Digital Landscape Photography. One
> of the most interesting innovations was the use of HDR imaging. The Book of
> course talked only about some proprietory software (it is also available as
> freeware trial download and it plasters its watermark all over the output)
>
> A friend said Quote "does ubuntu have such software and can it do the job"
>
> A quick search of synaptic threw up a GUI for HDR manipulation
> qtpfsgui
>
> (what a mouthful)
>
> http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/
>
> am quite sure its available in the Ubuntu repos.
>
> And as luck would have it in my constant quest for some imaging software i
> must have installed this as well, so in a matter of minutes we had processed
> some images and WOW what output- absolutely fantastic. It needed some playing
> around a bit but at then end it was both worth the (small ) effort and the 
> huge
> long term learning.

This was a nice article on LWN earlier

http://lwn.net/Articles/225652/


>
> So for those of you interested in creative photography i think don't waste any
> time just read up some tutorial and go out with your cameras and do the
> needful the output will both startle and really amaze you.
>
> To make sure you get the most amazing output to start with use the Fattal
> algorithm, once you get hooked you can start playing around with the others.
>
> I am hooked and look forward to using this tool often for fun as well as some
> creative results.
>
> enjoy
>
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[ubuntu-in] All work and no play makes Linux a dull way :-)

[K Ramnarayan]

Hi

Recently some of us were reading a book on Digital Landscape Photography. One 
of the most interesting innovations was the use of HDR imaging. The Book of 
course talked only about some proprietory software (it is also available as 
freeware trial download and it plasters its watermark all over the output)

A friend said Quote "does ubuntu have such software and can it do the job"

A quick search of synaptic threw up a GUI for HDR manipulation
qtpfsgui

(what a mouthful)

http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/

am quite sure its available in the Ubuntu repos.

And as luck would have it in my constant quest for some imaging software i 
must have installed this as well, so in a matter of minutes we had processed 
some images and WOW what output- absolutely fantastic. It needed some playing 
around a bit but at then end it was both worth the (small ) effort and the huge 
long term learning.

So for those of you interested in creative photography i think don't waste any 
time just read up some tutorial and go out with your cameras and do the 
needful the output will both startle and really amaze you.

To make sure you get the most amazing output to start with use the Fattal 
algorithm, once you get hooked you can start playing around with the others.

I am hooked and look forward to using this tool often for fun as well as some 
creative results.

enjoy

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Re: [ubuntu-in] ubantu lucid linx ke open office mein crash prob

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On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Shashi Bhushan  wrote:
> jab se maine ubantu 10.4 upadate kiya hai, unicode hindi mein kaam karte hue
> aksar open office crash ho jata hai aur data delete ho jata hai, iska kya
> solution hai.

क्या युनिकोड़ में हि क्रेश होता है ।
आप युनिकोड़ को कैसे चालु करते है क्याँ कि हिन्दी में लिखने के लिये
कि-बोर्ड हि चालु करते है या क्या आप Ubuntu को Login के समय हिन्दी चालु
करतें है क्यो कि यह दोनो अलग बात है।

आगर आप ओर विवरण दे सकते है कि आप कौन से version (Ubuntu और OPen
Office) ईस्तेमाल कर रहे है व कैसे काम कर रहे है तो अच्छा होगा

For non Hindi people
the OP's question is that everytime he uses Unicode Hindi in Open
Office it crashes

My response
was
1. Does it only crash in unicode hindi
2. How does he enable unicode hindi - there are two modes - one is the
keyboard mode and the other is to boot the whole system into hindi
3. Kindly provide details of what versions of Ubuntu and Open Office
you use and how you use it

***
Lasts for all readers of this post:

am not sure what the rules for multi language posting are but would
prefer (request) pure languages rather then hybrid as the OP has done.

To the others have a opinion

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[ubuntu-in] ubantu lucid linx ke open office mein crash prob

[Shashi Bhushan]

jab se maine ubantu 10.4 upadate kiya hai, unicode hindi mein kaam karte hue
aksar open office crash ho jata hai aur data delete ho jata hai, iska kya
solution hai.
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Re: [ubuntu-in] Age old question , no satisfactory answer - Needed a work planner

[Ramnarayan.K]

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:57 PM, Aanjhan R  wrote:
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 9:02 AM, K Ramnarayan  wrote:
>> Something that replicates the free flowoing nature of lists and then allows
>> some categorization. Something that allows entire lists to be viewed at once.
>
> I use emacs-org-mode sometimes. Easily the best alternative I have
> come across to a simple ToDO.txt file :-)
>
> http://orgmode.org/
>
> Hope this helps.

I does,

and if people know why we love open source , its precisely this

superb response and best  solution

much thanks

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Re: [ubuntu-in] Age old question , no satisfactory answer - Needed a work planner

[Aanjhan R]

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 9:02 AM, K Ramnarayan  wrote:
> Something that replicates the free flowoing nature of lists and then allows
> some categorization. Something that allows entire lists to be viewed at once.

I use emacs-org-mode sometimes. Easily the best alternative I have
come across to a simple ToDO.txt file :-)

http://orgmode.org/

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Re: [ubuntu-in] open office crash

[Narendra Diwate]

You are deleting the .openoffice (note: the (dot) openoffice) which contains
user configuration and not any executables or program files.

Regards

Narendra Diwate




On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:21, Sriranga(77yrsold)
wrote:

> Really surprise/wonder. when you deleted the openoffice.org folder -
> everything including short-cut icon moved to trash - in that situation, how
> to open openoffice in the absence of icon(shortcut)?
>
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:52 AM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Shri L Mundada <
>> mundadas...@rediffmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Nikhil,
>>>
>>> I have faced this issue a lot of times.
>>> What we do is delete the .openoffice.org folder in users home folder.
>>> Opening openoffice after that will recreate the deleted folder.
>>>
>>
>> Interesting solution
>>
>> I have never faced this particular problem so would like to know what may
>> be the causes.
>>
>> ram
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[ubuntu-in] Age old question , no satisfactory answer - Needed a work planner

[K Ramnarayan]

Hi

This is an oft repeated question and am once again asking because have yet to 
come across a satisfactory solution.

Am searching for a planner / note taker tool.

Something that replicates the free flowoing nature of lists and then allows 
some categorization. Something that allows entire lists to be viewed at once.

Am sure many of us make lists and we have our ways of sorting and categorizing 
them.

The present tools ( that i seem to have come across) are very restrictive in 
their nature

They want time limits and a date and they normally allow only one main job 
title and then some space for description etc.

Have tried Korganizer, Sunbird Calendar Evolution calendar none of them have 
what is needed

so kind request for suggestions

regards
ram



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