Sinceramente, um preço pequeno a pagar par continuar usando o Ubuntu! Se bem que, não sendo Cadê e Aonde (nem sei se existe mais), eu uso até o Bing...
gustavo escreveu: > ---- > http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-is-switching-the-default-search-from-google-to-yahoo.html > > Those of you testing out the development version of Ubuntu Lucid should > notice a change in Firefox very soon. The default search provider for new > installations of Ubuntu Lucid (10.04) and upgrades will be Yahoo! and not > Google. Canonical have struck a revenue sharing deal with Yahoo! which > generates income for the company. This revenue should help pay the wages of > Ubuntu Developers employed by Canonical, and support the infrastructure > required to develop and build the distribution. > > o when using the search box in the top right corner of Firefox on Ubuntu, > you’ll be taken to a Yahoo! results page rather than the old default Google > one. If you are upgrading to Ubuntu 10.04 and you had Google as your search > provider (the previous default) then this will change to Yahoo!. You can of > course change the search provider, this is merely the default for Lucid. > Doing so will mean your search revenue won’t go via Yahoo! to Canonical. > That’s your choice, clearly. > > In addition, the browser ’start page’ – that is the page you see initially > when you open the browser – will reflect whatever the default search > provider is. So in the top right, if you choose ‘Google’ you’ll get the > Google start page, and conversely if you choose ‘Yahoo!’ you’ll get the > Yahoo! start page when you first open the browser. Again, you can change the > start page to be blank or use some other search provider. These are just the > new defaults. > -- Mais sobre o Ubuntu em português: http://www.ubuntu-br.org/comece Lista de discussão Ubuntu Brasil Histórico, descadastramento e outras opções: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-br
