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6 comments on “3D Effects for Linux Operating System”

• Stone

  October 19th, 2009 at 11:52

  Here is another example of a FREE OS
  Sure makes you wonder why people pay !
  

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• ann

  October 20th, 2009 at 19:43

  You did a great job with all the things you have done on the linux thank you for showing me the cool stuff that you are playing with your a smart man and with your knowledge you should be working on teaching other people how to make there desktops dance and have the 3D effects that are available to beginners and pros alike keep up the good work !!

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• Stone

  October 31st, 2009 at 04:51

  I dont have a ps3 but files can be shared in many ways

  change the files you want to share to the public folder or use ubuntu one which are both easy ways

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• Stone

  October 31st, 2009 at 05:45

  Open Places=>Home then in Nautilus right click on a folder that you want to share like Public and click on Properties. Click on Share tab and select Share this folder, at some point a window should pop-up and ask you to install the necessary services. I checked Allow others and Guest access also.
  Reboot after services are installed.
  run the command “service smbd start ”
  or you can use ubuntuone service

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• liudnaz

  October 31st, 2009 at 15:21

  great video !!! can you share which video card and drivers you are using and does it support dual screen ? also what’s that app that makes doc like in mac’s?

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• Stone

  November 2nd, 2009 at 06:43

  I use Nvidia Cards with dual outs and the driver most stable is the 180 for the Ubuntu OS.

  There are many docks that you can use as a dock including
  Gnome-do
  Avant
  Cairo
  WBar
  Gnome Panel
  are some of the best for effects but you can choose what you like best and run most stable for your system…

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