By default, Ubuntu installs with Firefox as the default web browser. However, you can easily install Google Chrome and make it the default web browser, if you prefer.
Download Google Chrome from
http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html.
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By default, Windows Explorer does not display files with the Hidden attribute. However, there is an easy way of showing hidden files and folders in Windows. Hidden files and folders will appear dimmed to indicate they are not typical items and they are usually program or system files that should not be deleted or changed.
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An Ubuntu Live CD has many useful purposes and is handy when installed on a USB flash drive. UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for Ubuntu, Fedora, and other Linux distributions without burning a CD. It runs on both Windows and Linux.
You can use a Live Linux USB drive created with UNetbootin [...]
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Creating a password reset disk is a good way to protect yourself against forgetting your password. It allows you to easily reset your password without having to use third-party boot environment CDs and tools. We have previously written about how to reset your password in Ubuntu (Reset a Forgotten Password in Ubuntu). Now, we will [...]
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There are extensions available for Firefox that allow you to copy URLs and web page titles in various formats. We have written about the Copy as HTML Link extension (Copying Text From a Webpage as an HTML Link in Firefox) and the CoLT extension (Copying Links in Multiple Formats in Firefox).
What about doing the same [...]
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At some point, you may have started to create a table in Word 2007, got a good amount of the table done, and then discovered you want to make your columns into rows and your rows into columns, basically turning your table 90 degrees, to better display your data.
Unfortunately, there is no way to easily [...]
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