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With Instructions! Frankly, my immediate actions tend more to enabling respositories for increased software freedom and improving system security, many users will find these suggestions useful. Thanks, wflor421! From the page: "1. Add the Medibuntu Repository 2. Enable Playback of... more
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Reviewed by agorist on Jun 15, 1:41pm
11. Install Gentoo. Hey, somebody had to say it. :p As much as people here apparently have no love for Acroread, I have to wonder what the fuss is about. Acroread on Windows is a sluggish monstrosity but I find it works fine and even a bit snappy on Linux. I mostly switch between the Linux Acroread and Foxit in WINE.
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Rated by Ausearth on Apr 19 2009, 12:37pm
From the page: "10 Things You Should Do Immediately After Installing Ubuntu 8.10 "
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Rated by bigbigmouth on Apr 15 2009, 11:53pm
Acrobat what?
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Reviewed by Mabus3ac on Apr 01 2009, 4:20am
acrobat Reader? Picasa? why not use Evince and f-spot?
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Rated by RichieDagger on Mar 04 2009, 8:33pm
I'm gonna do this when I get my netbook!
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Rated by Big-Red on Mar 01 2009, 5:15pm
Why do these 10 tasks need to be done *immediately* after installing Ubuntu? What about the hour or so of updating that you have to do? Or--if you're new to GNU/Linux--what about learning how to do things more efficiently from the command line? Or maybe install Debian?
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Rated by gcountach on Feb 25 2009, 6:12pm
Good list of things to do. Took my friend's free computer from "checking mail" only to "everything I want a computer to do."
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Rated by Bobomb on Feb 10 2009, 12:14am
No. Acrobat Reader? Evince is better and works for almost all cases. ubuntu-restricted-extras covers several others.
