Comments for Innovations Technology Solutions | Blog http://www.innovationsts.com/blog Tue, 03 Jan 2012 16:40:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Make Self-Extracting Archives with makeself.sh by Links 3/1/2012: Gentoo 12.1 LiveDVD, Red Hat to Hire a Thousand | Techrights http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=3438&cpage=1#comment-4335 Links 3/1/2012: Gentoo 12.1 LiveDVD, Red Hat to Hire a Thousand | Techrights Tue, 03 Jan 2012 16:40:54 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=3438#comment-4335 [...] Make Self-Extracting Archives with makeself.sh [...] [...] Make Self-Extracting Archives with makeself.sh [...]

]]> Comment on Make Self-Extracting Archives with makeself.sh by Tarnyko http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=3438&cpage=1#comment-4333 Tarnyko Tue, 03 Jan 2012 09:18:33 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=3438#comment-4333 Thorough explanation, thanks ! Just when I needed it. Thorough explanation, thanks ! Just when I needed it.

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]]> Comment on Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device by Links 13/12/2011: Ubuntu at HMV Stores, Ultimate Edition 3.0 Swaps Ubuntu | Techrights http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959&cpage=1#comment-4265 Links 13/12/2011: Ubuntu at HMV Stores, Ultimate Edition 3.0 Swaps Ubuntu | Techrights Tue, 13 Dec 2011 18:04:33 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959#comment-4265 [...] Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device [...] [...] Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device [...]

]]> Comment on Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device by Jeremy Mack Wright http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959&cpage=1#comment-4259 Jeremy Mack Wright Tue, 13 Dec 2011 03:31:06 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959#comment-4259 @Izabel - I'm assuming that what Google translated as "journal" you meant to be "Xournal". If I'm understanding that correctly I think you make a good point, and it's something that I didn't consider. Xournal will in fact handle PDF documents, and you would be getting the full use out of your touchscreen by highlighting and note taking directly on the PDF document. For everyone else's benefit, the following is an article that shows what we're talking about: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/02/highlight-text-or-annotate-pdf-files-in.html If I misunderstood and Xournal was not what you were talking about, please correct me. Thanks Izabel. @Izabel – I’m assuming that what Google translated as “journal” you meant to be “Xournal”. If I’m understanding that correctly I think you make a good point, and it’s something that I didn’t consider. Xournal will in fact handle PDF documents, and you would be getting the full use out of your touchscreen by highlighting and note taking directly on the PDF document. For everyone else’s benefit, the following is an article that shows what we’re talking about:

http://www.webupd8.org/2011/02/highlight-text-or-annotate-pdf-files-in.html

If I misunderstood and Xournal was not what you were talking about, please correct me.

Thanks Izabel.

]]> Comment on Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device by Izabel http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959&cpage=1#comment-4257 Izabel Mon, 12 Dec 2011 22:20:49 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959#comment-4257 Great article, congratulations! Soon, I will test on my Dell Duo Wouldn't it be better to use journal to read PDF file, since it allows not only read the PDF, as underline texts, take notes ... Note: Comment translated from Portuguese (Brazil) to English by Google translator Great article, congratulations!

Soon, I will test on my Dell Duo

Wouldn’t it be better to use journal to read PDF file, since it allows not only read the PDF, as underline texts, take notes …

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Comment translated from Portuguese (Brazil) to English by Google translator

]]> Comment on Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device by Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device | Linux | Syngu http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959&cpage=1#comment-4242 Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device | Linux | Syngu Sat, 10 Dec 2011 06:51:43 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959#comment-4242 [...] Welcome, in this blog post we’re going to set Bodhi Linux up on a touchscreen device. Since the last post covered touchscreen calibration, I thought I would go one step beyond that by choosing and configuring a distribution to make the touchscreen easy to use (on-screen keyboard, finger scrolling, etc). This post won’t be an exhaustive run through of everything that you can do with Bodhi on a touchscreen system, but my hope is to give you a good start. Please feel free to talk about your own customizations and ways of doing things in the comment section. We’ll be focusing on desktop touchscreens and Intel based tablets here, but Bodhi also has an ARM version that’s currently in alpha. The ARM version of Bodhi will officially support Archos Gen 8 tablets initially, and then expand support out from there. I’m using Bodhi because it has a nice Enlightenment Tablet profile that I think makes using a touchscreen system fairly natural and intuitive. You of course could also use another distro like Ubuntu (Unity) or Fedora (Gnome Shell) with your touchscreen but, as I mentioned, I’m partial to Bodhi for this use.    Linux Read the original post on LXer... [...] [...] Welcome, in this blog post we’re going to set Bodhi Linux up on a touchscreen device. Since the last post covered touchscreen calibration, I thought I would go one step beyond that by choosing and configuring a distribution to make the touchscreen easy to use (on-screen keyboard, finger scrolling, etc). This post won’t be an exhaustive run through of everything that you can do with Bodhi on a touchscreen system, but my hope is to give you a good start. Please feel free to talk about your own customizations and ways of doing things in the comment section. We’ll be focusing on desktop touchscreens and Intel based tablets here, but Bodhi also has an ARM version that’s currently in alpha. The ARM version of Bodhi will officially support Archos Gen 8 tablets initially, and then expand support out from there. I’m using Bodhi because it has a nice Enlightenment Tablet profile that I think makes using a touchscreen system fairly natural and intuitive. You of course could also use another distro like Ubuntu (Unity) or Fedora (Gnome Shell) with your touchscreen but, as I mentioned, I’m partial to Bodhi for this use.    Linux Read the original post on LXer… [...]

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]]> Comment on Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device by Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device | Innovations Technology … » Tech Unleashed http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959&cpage=1#comment-4231 Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device | Innovations Technology … » Tech Unleashed Wed, 07 Dec 2011 16:19:06 +0000 http://www.innovationsts.com/blog/?p=2959#comment-4231 [...] View the original here: Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device | Innovations Technology … [...] [...] View the original here: Bodhi Linux On a Touchscreen Device | Innovations Technology … [...]

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