After the installation, they’re then alerted to restart their computers so the patches can be applied. Ubuntu can also be configured that way.
Setting started:
To get started, click ‘Power –> System Settings’
Then select ‘System –> Update Manager’
Next, click ‘Settings’
And finally, choose ‘Install security updates without confirmation’ and close out.
Updates:
This library is used by GNOME Panel applets.
* debian/patches/92_git_calendar_day.patch:
- gtk_calendar_get_date returns the month between 0 and 11, so add +1
to the month being passed to Evolution (LP: #760523)
* debian/patches/92_git_fix_applets_in_multiscreen.patch:
- Add upstream patch to fix addition of applets in multiscreen (LP: #774427)
Launcher and Docking facility for Gnome:
The GNOME Panel is an essential part of the GNOME Desktop, providing toolbar-like “panels” which can be attached to the sides of your desktop. They are used to launch applications and embed a number of other functions, such as quick launch icons, the clock, the notification area, volume controls and the battery charge indicator, and utilities ranging from weather forecast to system monitoring.
* debian/patches/92_git_calendar_day.patch:
- gtk_calendar_get_date returns the month between 0 and 11, so add +1
to the month being passed to Evolution (LP: #760523)
* debian/patches/92_git_fix_applets_in_multiscreen.patch:
- Add upstream patch to fix addition of applets in multiscreen (LP: #774427)
Launcher and Docking facility for Gnome (bonomo compatibility):
The GNOME Panel is an essential part of the GNOME Desktop, providing toolbar-like “panels” which can be attached to the sides of your desktop. They are used to launch applications and embed a number of other functions, such as quick launch icons, the clock, the notification area, volume controls and the battery charge indicator, and utilities ranging from weather forecast to system monitoring.
This package provides the compatibility loader for bonobo applets use
* debian/patches/92_git_calendar_day.patch:
- gtk_calendar_get_date returns the month between 0 and 11, so add +1
to the month being passed to Evolution (LP: #760523)
* debian/patches/92_git_fix_applets_in_multiscreen.patch:
- Add upstream patch to fix addition of applets in multiscreen (LP: #774427)
Common Files for the Gnome Panel:
This package includes some files that are needed by the GNOME Panel (Pixmaps, .desktop files and internationalization files).
* debian/patches/92_git_calendar_day.patch:
- gtk_calendar_get_date returns the month between 0 and 11, so add +1
to the month being passed to Evolution (LP: #760523)
* debian/patches/92_git_fix_applets_in_multiscreen.patch:
- Add upstream patch to fix addition of applets in multiscreen (LP: #774427)
PulseAudio, previously known as Polypaudio, is a sound server for POSIX and WIN32 systems. It is a drop in replacement for the ESD sound server with much better latency, mixing/re-sampling quality and overall architecture.
Client libraries used by applications that access a PulseAudio sound server via PulseAudio's native interface.
This package adds support for zeroconf (aka. Avahi, mdns) discovery of PulseAudio sinks and sources by client applications.
* Fix missing Internal/Front/Rear mics on Nvidia chipsets (LP: #771739)
PulseAudio Client Libraries (Glib support):
PulseAudio, previously known as Polypaudio, is a sound server for POSIX and WIN32 systems. It is a drop in replacement for the ESD sound server with much better latency, mixing/re-sampling quality and overall architecture.
Client libraries used by applications that access a PulseAudio sound server via PulseAudio's native interface.
This package adds support for glib2 client applications.
PulseAudio Sound Server:
PulseAudio, previously known as Polypaudio, is a sound server for POSIX and WIN32 systems. It is a drop in replacement for the ESD sound server with much better latency, mixing/re-sampling quality and overall architecture.
These are some of PulseAudio's features:
* High quality software mixing of multiple audio streams with support for
more than one sink/source. May be used to combine multiple sound cards
into one (with sample rate adjustment).
* Wide range of supported client libraries. ESD, ALSA, oss, libao and
GStreamer client applications are supported as-is. Native PulseAudio
plug-ins are also available for xmms and mplayer.
* Good low latency behaviour and very accurate latency measurement for
playback and recording. Ability to fully synchronize multiple playback
streams.
* Network transparency, allowing an application to play back or record
audio on a different machine than the one it is running on.
* Extensible plug-in architecture with plug-ins for jackd, multicast-rtp
lirc and avahi, just to name a few. This package contains the daemon and basic module set.
* Fix missing Internal/Front/Rear mics on Nvidia chipsets (LP: #771739)
Bluetooh module for PulseAudio Sound Server:
PulseAudio, previously known as Polypaudio, is a sound server for POSIX and WIN32 systems. It is a drop in replacement for the ESD sound server with much better latency, mixing/re-sampling quality and overall architecture.
This module enables PulseAudio to work with bluetooth devices, like headset or audio gateway.
The module is called module-bluetooth
1:0.9.22+stable-queue-24-g67d18-0ubuntu3
1:0.9.22+stable-queue-24-g67d18-0ubuntu3.1
* Fix missing Internal/Front/Rear mics on Nvidia chipsets (LP: #771739)
The Ubuntu Software Center lets you browse and install thousands of applications available for Ubuntu. You can view available applications by category, or search quickly by name or description. You can also examine the applications already installed, and remove those you no longer need.
To install or remove software using the Center, you need administrator access on the computer.
Version 4.0.1:
[ Michael Vogt ]
* debian/control:
- point to 4.0 bzr branch
* merged lp:~mmcg069/software-center/Bug635994, many thanks
(LP: #635994)
* utils/submit_review.py:
- fix missing translation (LP: #770439)
* utils/submit_review.py:
- improve logging on SSO failure (LP: #773214)
- do not translate "appname" as ubuntu-sso-login will fail
for translated names with utf8 chars (LP: #773214)
* softwarecenter/db/reviews.py:
- apply review sorting (LP: #773289)
* softwarecenter/app.py:
- do not translate "appname" as ubuntu-sso-login will fail
for translated names with utf8 chars (LP: #773214)
[ Gary Lasker ]
* lp:~gary-lasker/software-center/translation-fixes-lp770439:
- fix translation not showing up (LP: #770439)
* softwarecenter/view/appdetailsview_gtk.py,
softwarecenter/view/widgets/reviews.py,
test/test_appdetails_view.py:
- enable writing a review immediately after the package
installation is complete, add test case (LP: #769439)
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