Num seria mais fácil indicar somente o link e um *breve* comentário em português? É só uma dica, texto grande e em inglês só faz aumentar o tamanho da mensagem (para quem recebe muitos email isso não ajuda), e ainda *em inglês*
blz Em 28 de fevereiro de 2010 12:58, Fa <fco...@gmail.com> escreveu: > > Oi > > > 4 Cool New Features in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx Alpha 3 > > by Jim on 27. Feb, 2010 in Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, Ubuntu, lucid > > > iPhone & iPod Touch Support > > Just last week, I was complaining about Ubuntu’s lack of built-in > support for iPhones and newer iPods. Personally, I think this > functionality is important if Ubuntu wants to grow in the consumer > market. With the release of Lucid Alpha 3, I saw a couple of reports > saying that iPhone and iPod Touch support was included out of the box. > So, I plugged in my iPod Touch and was amazed to see it not only show up > on my desktop, but also working inside Rhythmbox! > > Rhythmbox now allows you to drag and drop music to and from your iPhone > or iPod Touch. Now, the only time you would need iTunes is to do a > firmware upgrade on your iPhone or iPod Touch. So, how long will it be > before Apple moves to block Rhythmbox with an update? > > > Gwibber and the MeMenu > > Ubuntu 10.04 brings social networking to the default desktop with > Gwibber and the new MeMenu. This is part of Canonical’s “Social By > Default” initiative for Lucid. Gwibber allows you to connect to multiple > social networking sites and interact with them in a unified window > within Ubuntu. Gwibber currently supports Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, > Digg, Status.net, Identi.ca, Qaiku, and FriendFeed. The MeMenu takes > things even further, giving you an overview of all your social networks > and chat accounts, even allowing you to set your status and post to your > social networks right from the top panel. > > There is still quite a bit of work to do on the MeMenu if it’s going to > meet the blueprints that have been made for it, but it’s coming along > nicely. Gwibber also seems to be quite buggy, but a quick look at > Launchpad shows that the developers are busy fixing bugs and adding > features. When 10.04 final hits the net in April, I think the “Social > By Default” initiative will prove to be a huge success. > > > Facebook Chat > > It’s only been two weeks since Facebook announced support for the > XMPP/Jabber protocol, and Facebook chat support is already supported in > Lucid Alpha 3. Empathy now includes Facebook chat along with the > multitude of other chat protocols that it supports. With support for > Facebook chat in Empathy and Facebook updates in Gwibber, you can now > keep in touch with your Facebook contacts without ever visiting the site. > > > Improved Sound Controls > > One thing that has really bugged me about the last two releases of > Ubuntu is Pulse Audio. Ever since Ubuntu switched to Pulse Audio, I’ve > had nothing but trouble with sound. Things seem a bit better in 9.10, > but to get good control over sound you have to install the Pulse Audio > Volume Control. Lucid Alpha 3 includes a new sound preference panel > that’s available by default and right from the sound widget in the top > panel. > > This sound preferences panel is a unified place for controlling > everything sound related in Ubuntu. You can set your sound theme, > configure your sound hardware, choose and configure input and output > devices, and also see and control how individual programs are > interacting with your sound devices. This is especially useful for > configuring applications like Skype. > > > Conclusion > > Ubuntu 10.04 is shaping up to be a fine release. Alpha 3 is pretty > stable and brings some great new features with it. There are still more > features to come, such as the Ubuntu One Music Store and possibly a new > theme. I look forward to tracking Lucid’s progress and installing it on > all of my workstations when it is released in April. > > > > 5 Responses to “4 Cool New Features in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx Alpha 3” > > 1. wolfen69 28. Feb, 2010 at 1:58 am # > > I thought the inclusion of Simple Scan is genius. A very simple > but good scanning app. Kudos to the devs. Lucid should be a great release. > > Jim 28. Feb, 2010 at 6:25 pm # > > Thanks for the tip! Simple Scan is really nice indeed. I > even decided to write a little post about it. > > > http://www.starryhope.com/linux/ubuntu/2010/ubuntu-lucid-makes-scanning-simple/ > > > 2. Ciborium 28. Feb, 2010 at 7:27 am # > > “Rhythmbox now allows you to drag and drop music to and from your > iPhone or iPod Touch. Now, the only time you would need iTunes is to do > a firmware upgrade on your iPhone or iPod Touch. So, how long will it be > before Apple moves to block Rhythmbox with an update?” > > In that case you don’t need iTunes, because you don’t want to > upgrade your firmware, or you might break compatibility. It’s kind of > like updating BIOS. Don’t do it unless something is broken! > > > 3.Johannes 28. Feb, 2010 at 6:10 pm # > > Seems that the sound controls were aready there in 9.10. > Anyway, thanks for the review :-) > > Jim 28. Feb, 2010 at 6:23 pm # > > Johannes, > Seems you are right – they were just a bit harder to find. > At any rate, the new system looks great and I hope that Pulse Audio will > be more stable this time around. > > > Retirado de > > http://www.starryhope.com/linux/ubuntu/2010/4-cool-new-features-in-ubuntu-lucid-lynx-alpha-3/ > > -- > Beijins > Fa > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > "Esses escândalos de corrupção se assemelham aos aparelhos celulares. Em > 3 meses são substituídos por modelos com muito mais recursos." > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -- > 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 > -- 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
