Install “My Weather Indicator” in Ubuntu
To add the PPA and install My Weather Indicator in Ubuntu Lucid, Maverick or Natty, use the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lorenzo-carbonell/atareao
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install my-weather-indicator
Once installed, run it by going to Accessories > My Weather Indicator.
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- You have to download this file:
- Get in the directory where the .bz2 file is located, and unzip it
- Enter the following commands (not in a batch, one by one):
cd rts_pstor
make
sudo make install
sudo depmod
- Restart your computer, and connect an SD card.
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This little tool will let any window remain always on top of others. It looks like the pushpin you see on Unix environments such as SUN Solaris. This one is for Windows programs. Again, this is something that already exists in Linux. But for my Windows friends, this one will make your life sometime easier.
There is an article that talks and describes it in more details. You can download the program here.
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Another little utility that sometime can be useful. This stopwatch has multiple features and options to manage stopwatches on your desktop. You can download the program here.
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The Eeebuntu distribution has its official web site, www.eeebuntu.org. This site contains help and tricks to make Eeebuntu work on the ASUS EeePC.
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The xrandr command can be used to change the resolution of the X display. the “xrandr -s” command will set the resolution, while the xrandr command by itself will list the available resolotions for the connected devices.
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