In this episode we are going to talk about the release of Feisty Fawn.
We will discuss a few features that are new to this version of Ubuntu.
Complete show notes can be found at MSC Comp Casts
Also feel free to E-Mail me at msccomp@gmail.com

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     In this episode we are going to look at different ways to change the Ubuntu desktop to reflect the user. In part one we will change our background and also change the colors of our menu panels. We will also look at different ways to launch our most used applications. This will include putting a application launcher{icon} on either our desktop and also a quick launcher on one of our panels.
     All show notes on this episode, and previous  episodes, can be found at  MSC Compcasts.
     Also feel free to e-mail me at msccomp@gmail.com

•      Due to responses of last weeks show I have decided to wait till next weeks episode to do customization, and to do a tips show this week. I received some e-mails during the week about the back up portion of last weeks episode. In the e-mails people had mentioned that they had not thought of how important a back up was and had also asked about Fire Fox, the web browser. It is surprising how man people still think that the "E" on the windows task bar is the Internet ad not just a browser that lets you surf.

•      Thought this doesn't relate to Ubuntu in particular, I will talk about certain open source programs that are available for Window users and hopefully this will get people thinking alternatives to proprietary software.

•      We will also talk about certain behavior we should practice when using our computers. This will range from firewalls, anti viruses, and surfing the net.

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Things We Talked About:

Firefox
Thunderbird
Open Office
VLC
Anti-Vir
Grissoft
Nod 32
Spybot
Ad-aware

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