Now, FireFox has four release channel , That called Nightly, Aurora, Beta and Stable channel.There are offcial Ubuntu PPA for these firefox  channel.

FireFox Stable PPA:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

FireFox Aurora PPA:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/firefox-aurora
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

FireFox Nightly PPA

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install firefox-trunk

FireFox Beta PPA

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-next
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

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A few day ago, Google released their new social networking server that called Google+. I very like it ,So I created two wallpapers for it , You can download at below.

PS: If you not have Google Plus account, Please leave your email address in comment. I will to send you.

Size: 1920×1200 (click to download)

Size: 1920×1200 (click to download)

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The popular Orta GTK+ theme has been updated with new tab styles, formal global menu support, improved Metacity buttons and other miscellaneous changes.

Changes listed on the projects’ DeviantArt page include: -

New metacity, emerald and Xfwm decorators

• Two new tab styles
• New ‘widest size’ for scrollbars
• pcmanfm specific theming
• gnome-terminal theming

Also present are numerous bug fixes which, amongst others, solve reported issues with Banshee, GNOME Calculator and the Ubiquity installer.

Download: http://skiesofazel.deviantart.com/art/Orta-184118297

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New Twitter DEMO Video

Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nZCOPwpEF4

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There is no need of a graphical utility to take the screen shot of your desktop, no need to wonder how.. Lets try it with your terminal. Terminal is a powertool and solution to all the problems in linux

The advantage of using commandline tool is that if you need to take a screenshot in an environment, where you cannot run a graphical screenshot utility prefer this method.

1. Take a Screenshot from an X Terminal

Take the gnome terminal and type in as follows

$ sleep 5; import -window root screen.png

The sleep command delays the process for five seconds before the screenshot is taken. This is the time to minimize windows, expand menus, or make other necessary adjustments before the screenshot is taken. By changing the sleep value you can control the delay before the screenshot is taken.

The import utility that is part of the ImageMagick suite of tools to take a screenshot of the entire window and name the image screen.png. If you want to grab a particular part of the screen, you also can use the -crop option to grab that specific area

$import -crop 500×400

And if you run import without -window your cursor will change to a crosshair, which you can drag over the area you want to capture. PNG is a recommended screenshot format, but ImageMagick supports a range of different formats, so you can use what you need. Type as below to see the man page to know more about import.

$ man import

2. Take a Screenshot from a Command-Line Terminal

If you need to take a screenshot from a command-line console while X is running elsewhere on the system, adjust the command line and add a few additional features to it. This method is commonly used when you need a screenshot of an installation routine or a program running on an embedded device.To do this, first access the shell that runs behind the installer by pressing Ctrl-Alt-F3.This terminal is called tty3. It provides you with a simple shell in which you can run the commands to grab the shot.

Before you can run the command to grab the shot, find out the display number of the running X server. Every X server has a unique display number that is mapped to the particular user who is using X. You can find this by typing in the terminal as follows

$ echo $DISPLAY

Let your display number returns :0.0, Then the command to grab the screenshot is:

$ chvt 7; sleep 5; import -window root screen.png -display :0.0 ; chvt 3

Three actions will take place following to this,

process of switching to the X terminal
grabbing the screenshot
switching back to your current command-line terminal.

The first command (chvt 7) switches to the X terminal say gnome (usually the 7th terminal is the X), and then the second command (sleep 5) pauses the process for two seconds to switch to the 7th terminal. Then the import command is used to grab the root window on display :0.0 and save the shot as screen.png. Finally, the terminal is switched back to terminal 2 (chvt 2).

You can change the virtual terminal by changing the number after the chvt.

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When I saw that reader SciFi Jerry had popped a link to a CoverGloobus theme into the OMG! inbox my first thought was “I’ve only just posted a CoverGloobus theme, I’ll have to old this back for a few days.”

And then I looked at it.

Created by ~Orsobasso over on Deviant Art it’s a wonderfully good-looking addition to the pantheon of CoverGloobus themes and certainly a candidate – if you’re reading Jordi – for being bundled up with the coverart app by default.

Fawning over, here’s the download link. Install instructions can found tucked neatly inside.

Article originally appeared on www.omgubuntu.co.uk | If you’re reading this elsewhere then sue.

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The battle of the super-light launchers rocks on as the latest release of Alawalk 0.4 struts out into download land.

Alawalk is an incredibly useful tool – see here for our comprehensive rundown of what it can do.

There are features and fixes aplenty in this release, including: -

• Code cleanup
• Tells amount of plugins at start up.
• Windows now use default dimensions.
• Uses xterm instead of x-terminal-emulator
• Most plugins use longer names now, but they will still accept the original names.
• Alawalk can now accept arguments.
• New plug-ins include: -
• All-in-one extractor plugin
• Random Man Page viewer
• Command Line Fu searcher

Currently accepted arguments are ‘-t’ to use current directory as root and ‘-h’ for help.

Download

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Terminology is a great new dictionary + thesaurus + lots more app that’s coming to the iPhone next week.  It was originally released as an iPad only app.  I reviewed that version recently, and was hugely impressed by it.

I’ve also had a sneak peek at the new iPhone version that will be released next week, and it looks great too.

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Here’s some more iPhone app sales goodness to celebrate this Back to School period of the year.  Sega has got the vast majority of their iPhone games on sale – with some major price cuts to some very notable titles.

If there’s one thing SEGA endorses, it’s getting a good education — that, and playing excellent games for dirt-cheap prices on your iPhone. These are just some of the philosophies that make a good games company great.

So, to celebrate the coming of Fall and start of another School Year, we are having a special sale: starting August 26th and lasting until September 1st, tons of great SEGA iPhone games will be dropping dramatically in price!

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