Ubuntu 13.10 had some serious bugs w.r.t mobile broadband connectivity when it was first released. Recent bug fixes and updates for Ubuntu 13.10 have chaged it all. My current tests on a Tata Indicom mobile broadband (Huawei EC1260) indicate that connecting to the internet with a usb mobile broadband dongle is as easy as plug and play […]
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Optimus cards running in Linux don’t enjoy the same level of support from Nvidia as its Windows counterpart. Using bumblebee gives people some control over the two graphics cards and power management but dynamic switching isn’t available yet. Anyone using optimus cards for gaming or some graphics intensive program will have to invoke the game
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The latest version of Citrix receiver for Linux was released last week. This release claims to have improved support and functionality for Linux users. New features as mentioned on the site are: Performance enhancements in HDX with feature parity between x86 and ARM platforms. Platform Optimization SDK available for all supported platforms. HDX technologies improve
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Ubuntu 13.10 is going to be a tricky release with XMir and Intel not supporting XMir. However, It does come with some exciting new features: Smartscopes, which was unceremoniously dumped from Ubuntu 13.04, have now been included by default The Unity 7 Dash click behaviour for applications has been updated. A left click will launch
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I have seen numerous posts which said that switching from Ubuntu Touch back to Android involves wiping out the complete partition and reinstalling Android. So, if you have a backup of Clockworkmod, you have to flash the stock Android, then root it and then transferring the backed up data back into your device and then
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As the release of Ubuntu Touch v 1.0 comes closer, on the same day as Ubuntu 13.10, new features and designs and updates to the core apps are starting to pour in. Judging by the quality of updates, looks like Ubuntu and Canonical are going for the kill; make a real good first impression. Most
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