Posts Tagged ubuntu
OpenSim – The definitive guide (sort of)
Posted by Pedro Leite in tutorial on September 2, 2009
Aside from my M.Sc. degree, I am working on a project involving Virtual Worlds. For that, we are using OpenSim as the simulation server. While my server is fully functional now, not everything was easy. In fact, it was a bit complicated. Its configuration took more than a week (thanks to my ignorance and also probably laziness). Now that my server is up and running, I have compiled some instructions into this guide in order to help people overcome some problems in installing it. My focus is going to be in installing the server in Grid Mode with Hypergrid support on a machine with direct access to the internet, i.e. not behind a NAT (sorry for being so specific, but I’m only reproducing the steps I took to get it working).
Ubunchu!
Posted by Pedro Leite in stuff on April 13, 2009
Hiroshi Seo is the writer behind the Ubunchu! manga series. From the about page:
“Ubunchu!” is a Japanese manga series featuring Ubuntu Linux.
Three school students in a system-admin club are getting into Ubuntu!
The series is completely open sourced meaning that translations to other languages can be done. It is originally written in Japanese, but an English version is available at DoctorMO’s Blog.
I haven’t checked it yet, but I think it’s worth to follow his updates on this series.
Ubunchu!
Changing the subtitle font size in Totem
Posted by Pedro Leite in tips on March 23, 2009
To change the subtitle font size in Totem, simply go through Edit -> Preferences -> General and change the font size. Simple like that.
Totem Preferences
Source: Launchpad