Oh! The one additive that I thought should be included with all GNOME installs or the ones that have Rythmbox is the Nautilus enqueuer plugin for Rhythmbox. Moving to EXT3, and of course GParted to perform this feat. I've a drive that has a large FAT32 partition, and I just don't need that around for anything. It's faster then Nautilus for moving large chunks of files etc, I'm using it now to move stuff from one USB drive to another. And that reminds me, I've not taken the time to look at the Mint Backup program. Trust me, I'd like to be able to take the time to bounce around on it, but it's not something some people would find very user friendly. Part of "My Linux Experiment" is to be able to figure out some things without to much command line, using obvious solutions in the repo's.
#Gpodder in cron job how to
But I've not tried that yet, nor do I think I could walk someone else how to do a cron job. Yea, I know there's a way to do a Cron Job, for those of you who are command line jockey's. I also added to this my Mashpodder script to run three times a week. deb file to run for the last two versions of Ubuntu.Īdded Alarm Clock Since I don't have Evolution and it's one useful item that I did use with it, was the alarm clock.
#Gpodder in cron job install
I first used the Synaptic Package Manager to install it, but think that they've got a. It's been a while since I've done much with them, but they're kinda handy. One of the features that I use the most.Īlso got Ubuntu One setup, and have Tomboy Notes backing up to that folder, don't know what else I'll be doing with that, But I'll be fiddling with Tomboy Notes a little more. It also includes an importer tool for transferring photos from cameras." It also allows for some quick cropping of files. "gThumb is an image viewer and browser for the GNOME Desktop. I'm also thinking that I'll have to make up a list of the changes I did over the first month. I'd like to keep to a minimal amount of tweaking, but I think that's just crazy talk.
But I'm going from a fresh install to what it is that I'd like.
There are some other ways to go about it, and when I find those, I'll post about them also. Can you See why I don't like to update every 6 months, it takes me 1-2 months to get the thing "just right".
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