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#UBUNTU MUCOMMANDER HOW TO#
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#UBUNTU MUCOMMANDER UPDATE#
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In addition to generic Linux documentation, one of the best sources of information on arcane Linux configuration options is the ArchWiki, a documentation portal for ArchLinux (which you can try in a user-friendly version called Manjaro).

#UBUNTU MUCOMMANDER INSTALL#

Many thanks to those which asked and answered questions, as well as to those sharing their experience with specific issues of application install or configuration. The size of the Ubuntu users community is very important, since many questions that I might have had were already asked and answered by someone. Based on my previous experience with Ubuntu, I chose it, because “it just works”. The theme can be applied with the Gnome Tweaks application.Īn important choice when switching to Linux is the distribution, as it affects several aspects of the linuxian life. The easiest way to install the theme is to download and unzip the corresponding file in a. Last, but not least, the extensive experience with shell and shell scripts, was crucial for data analysis projects both for research and in teaching.īefore going further, I would like to share with you a desktop screenshot, showing my current theme in Gnome, OneStepBack. Experience with the command line definitely helped for the administration of our laboratory backup server, a Sinology network disk station. For example, our collection of reagents is maintained on a LabKey server on Ubuntu in a virtual machine.

#UBUNTU MUCOMMANDER PROFESSIONAL#

Using Ubuntu at home had an impact on my daily professional life. I first tested Linux on my laptop in 20 but was only convinced to permanently switch to using it for my personal use with the arrival of Ubuntu Dapper Drake in 2006.

#UBUNTU MUCOMMANDER HOW TO#

This post assumes you have some knowledge of Linux, specifically how to install applications and how to edit configuration files. Still, there are plenty of things that are better done on a desktop, including computation-heavy or specialized analyses. With the ubiquity of web applications, the desktop environment might seem less important than a few years ago.

Detect when node paths change on the same hard disc.If you consider switching to Linux from a Windows or OS X machine, you will find some of my experience in this post, one year after starting to use Linux exclusively for my professional life as a scientist.

Support Photoshop, Krita, Gimp, ora image formats and thumbnails (currently only Windows and Ubuntu).

Added internal thumbnail cache and support loading thumbnails from Windows thumbnail cache.

Including wide thumbnails which occupy more horizontal space to respect the aspect ratio of images.

Fix crash on Linux when preview an image.

Fixed overwriting larger files with smaller ones, the end of the file wasn't truncated before.

Support file properties dialog on Windows.

Fixed crash on macOS when creating a new window via Cmd+N.

#UBUNTU MUCOMMANDER UPDATE#

Support online update (Windows and macOS).macOS open item "Get Info" properties via context menu.macOS reveal in Finder via context menu.New home button (house) in the navigation panel.On startup last opened node view is restored.Open new Tab by mouse middle click on a folder or via short-cut.Improved layout and tool tips of the navigation panel.Fix opening Tabs in the right pane twice.After extraction the new item is automatically selected in the file pane. The result is renamed if items with the same name already exist. It automatically figures out how to extract an archive, if needed in a sub folder. Support extracting Zip and 7z archives via context menu.Fix file context menu freeze on Windows.Fix drag and drop to other applications on Windows.Fix lines to be always drawn behind nodes.Improve style of node connection lines.

(On a Touchpad you can open the context menu by holding the control key and single tab on cryo.app) Changelog When opening cryo for the first time, open it via the right click context menu in Finder and select open. Note: cryo isn't notarized yet for macOS.