Sincronizar Suunto Ambit desde Ubuntu
January 10, 2017 | Reading Time: 2 min
{% include JB/setup %} He tenido varios relojes deportivos con los que registro mis actividades de varias marcas, actualmente un Suunto Ambit 2, y siempre me ha pasado lo mismo. Si bien para ver las actividades todas las marcas tienen una aplicación web desde la que además puedes incluso hacer ajustes en el reloj o en el caso particular de Suunto instalar aplicaciones que va desarrollando la gente o crear rutas para ir las siguiendo después con el reloj.
Emblemas en las carpetas de Nautilus by map[display_name:psanxiao email:psanxiao@gmail.com first_name: last_name: login:psanxiao]
November 9, 2012 | Reading Time: 2 min
La versión 12.04 de Ubuntu trajo alguna que otra sorpresa, y no todas agradables. Por lo menos en mi casa se vivió un momento de pánico tras la actualización, y no no fue por quedarse sin las X al reiniciar, sino porque no se podían poner emblemas a las carpetas en nautilus. En casa no tenemos windows, todos los ordenadores tienen GNU/Linux. Mi pareja se ha acostumbrado bastante bien a esto, la verdad.
Tips for Ubuntu 9.04 by map[display_name:psanxiao email:psanxiao@gmail.com first_name: last_name: login:psanxiao]
May 4, 2009 | Reading Time: 1 min
Testing the new release of Ubuntu I found some changes that don't like very much. First of them is that now the sortcut Ctrl+Alt+BackSpace is deactivated by default, the other one is that the update manager just appear when there are some new update instead of the old icon in the systray. I really hate windows that appear out of control in my desktop. Fortunately, looking for Internet I could find a solution.
Official packages for gtranslator by map[display_name:psanxiao email:psanxiao@gmail.com first_name: last_name: login:psanxiao]
March 21, 2009 | Reading Time: 1 min
The last release of gtranslator (1.9.4) has been included in Debian and Ubuntu as official package. This is still an unstable release. In the case of Debian, it has been included into Debian Experimental and in Ubuntu has been included in the next stable version, Jaunty. I would like to say thank you to Debian and Ubuntu people that make this possible. Now, if you are fan of Debian or Ubuntu you can test the new gtranslator installing it from the repository of your favorite GNU/Linux distribution.
Testing Intrepid Ibex with QEMU by map[display_name:psanxiao email:psanxiao@gmail.com first_name: last_name: login:psanxiao]
August 28, 2008 | Reading Time: 2 min
In one of the first posts I told about testing the new version of Ubuntu. In that post I had just upgraded muy ubuntu 7.10 to ubuntu 8.04 Heard5, that was, one month before ubuntu 8.04 becomes stable. I didn't have any several problem but to be honest I had lots of lucky. Now I am going to test the next ubuntu release, this is ubuntu 8.10 or if you prefer Intrepid Ibex.
Testing Ubuntu 8.04 by map[display_name:psanxiao email:psanxiao@gmail.com first_name: last_name: login:psanxiao]
March 6, 2008 | Reading Time: 1 min
Yesterday I decided to upgrade my ubuntu to the new version 8.04. According to the release schedule this is the Alpha5 so all new features are included. Despite being a alpha version I didn't have any problem during the upgrade process and everything seems to work fine. Now it is time to test it. In order to do this, a new feature seems to be very useful, the automatic bugs report.