Jun 25: #002 - Using Audacity To Edit An Audio Podcast
Jan 24: #006 - Using Audacity To Edit Multi-Track Audio 2009 Screencasts:Īug 24: #005 - Connecting a Linux printerĪug 02: #004 - Installing Linux from a LiveCD Jan 02: #007 - Partitioning a Hard Drive using GParted 2013 Screencasts: Oct 21: Tutorial - Sonar Linux Introduction Ju1 06: #008 - Installing and Using VeraCrypt 2014 Screencasts: Ju1 12: #009 - Installing and Using TestDisk Jun 29: Tutorial Ubuntu MATE 18.04 Moving Windows Between Workspaces 2015 Screencasts: Jun 29: Tutorial Ubuntu MATE 18.04 Switching Workspaces Jun 29: Tutorial Ubuntu MATE 18.04 Getting Updates
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Use the torrent download (with torrent software of course) if you have bandwidth caps or a slow Internet connection.Īug 31: Tutorial Ubuntu MATE 18.04 Changing Your Password
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If your browser is not sufficiently modern to play the video, just install the cross-platform vlc player, download the ogv video and play it in the player. The Internet Archive's player uses HTML5 to play the ogv video format, ogg theora, and it will switch to javascript if necessary, so we use their player. Why are our videos no longer available in mp4, or avi format? Modern browsers are compatible with the HTML5 web standard. Our videos are also available on our YouTube channel, though with the processing that YouTube does, they are not as high-quality as you will find right here.
We also provide links to resources on other sites, for some of the best screencasts and video tutorials from other members of the Linux community around the world. Going Linux screencasts are narrated video captures from our own Linux computers, with visual step-by-steps for the topics we discuss. This Going Linux screencasts page provides links to some of the best Linux screencasts on the Internet. Where someone else has done it better, we know we should build on their work instead of recreating what they've done. That's why we produce screencast videos in addition to an audio podcast, written show notes and tutorials. We believe that the best technology sites provide something for all four kinds of people. We know that some people learn best by reading, some by doing, some by listening and some by watching.
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