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10 Steps to Install Japanese on Lubuntu 13 10 Hi, Im trying to help a neighbour of mine to install Japanese Language on Lubuntu 13.10 and because I have never done that before (as I dont use Japanese) and because I miss creating HOWTOs, this hopefully can be a new helpful HOWTO :) Step 1 This is not upside down screenshot. I have moved my Lubuntu Panel from bottom to top so that is why the screenshot looks like that :)  Step 2 You need to be connected to the Internet (either Wireless or via LAN Cable) to do this step which is click on Install Step 3 Click on Install/Remove Languages (left side window) and choose Japanese (or any other language you wish to install) from the list (right side window) . Tick the box and click on Apply Changes Step 4 You just need to wait now until the system installs the needed packages. Step 5 As per this article, you need to choose iBus as the keyboard input method system.   Step 6 Logout :)   Step 7 After you log back in to your des...

11 Must Have Apps on Ubuntu Right After a Fresh Install Here�s the situation: it�s your first time using Ubuntu, you�ve gone through as many newbie Linux tricks as you could find, but you�re still wondering what kind of software is out there for you to install. Maybe you�re even starting to feel a bit overwhelmed. Don�t worry. Relax. Compared to Windows, Linux is a vast new world full of exciting possibilities � but there�s a lot of familiarity as well. Using free software, you can replicate many of the everyday tasks that you just can�t go without. So if you�re looking at a fresh installation of Ubuntu and feeling a bit lost, here are the first few applications you should install. These will cover most of your needs, guaranteed.   1. Tweak Tools By default, Ubuntu doesn�t provide a lot of flexibility when it comes to customizing your desktop experience. You can do things like change your wallpaper, use different fonts for your system, and install different window themes, but not ...

15 Apps I Install On My Newly Installed Ubuntu I decided to reinstall Ubuntu after using Kubuntu for some time. Here are some apps which I installed, I hope you will find it useful: 1. Opera: My current favorite browser. It isnt opensource, but works well. Download Opera   2. Hardware Drivers: to enjoy the coolest desktop effects, download these. 3. Codecs: Try to play any media file (MP3) and Ubuntu will install them automatically for you. 4. Compiz Setting Manager: You can enable many cool effects by using this simple settings manager, one example is the sexy desktop cube. Open a terminal windows and type:    sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager   5. Exaile: The best music player for Gnome (modelled after Amarok). It is currently in alpha stage. Download Exaile   6. Skype: Make free calls from Ubuntu. Download Skype   7. Adobe AIR: You can use cool Adobe AIR apps by installing this. Install Adobe AIR   8. Flash: The most singularly im...

2 Ways How to Install VirtualBox in Ubuntu 10 04 12 04 12 10 13 04 13 10 14 04 2 Ways How to Install VirtualBox in Linux Ubuntu 10.04 / 12.04 / 12.10 / 13.04 - VirtualBox is a virtualization product just like VMware. The VirtualBox is open source virtualization product from Oracle. Now, this product has available on Linux, Windows, Mac OS, and Solaris. The official of VirtualBox is http://www.virtualbox.org. If you want to trying an operating systems, you can install it on virtualbox as the media of your experiment. This is a smart solution if you try an other operating systems. So you can running multiple operating systems with together on single computer. There are two ways for Install VirtualBox in Ubuntu : 1. Install VirtualBox in Ubuntu using Repository via Terminal (Shell) 1. Install the dependency package to avoid error. Open your terminal or ( Ctrl + Shift + T ). And follow command below sudo apt-get update and than sudo apt-get install dkms 2. Download and install of the Vi...