To download all photos taken from your camera on Ubuntu Touch to your desktop you will need to pull the pictures using the Android Debug Bridge CLI tool (adb).
Downloading photos from Ubuntu Touch to your desktop
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Arquivo de categorias: Ubuntu Linux in English
Ubuntu Global Jam Brazil 2013
Last saturday we have performed the Ubuntu Global Jam on Brazil. All the event was virtual, following the same format of the Ubuntu on air, where we had a hangout that was being transmited via YouTube and people talked to us via IRC.
We had an audience of about five hundred people on YouTube and about one hundred on #ubuntu-br IRC channel during this Global Jam. The event was great and I like to thank each person that was present to help and make the Brazilian jam perfect. And in special I like to thank the guys that without them our event would not have been so good: Ivan Brasil Fuzzer, Tiago Salem Herrmann, and Zandre Bran :-) Continue lendo
Ubuntu presence at Latinoware 2012
The Ubuntu Brazilian Community are proud to announce the Ubuntu presence at Latinoware 2012.
As published previously, this year we gonna have an Ubuntu booth at conference as well many presentations from Brazilian and Uruguayan community members.
We hope you there! o/
Ubuntu Brazilian Community at Latinoware 2012
From October 17 to 19 the Ubuntu Brazilian Community will be attending the ninth edition of Latin-American Free Software Conference, the Latinoware. The conference will be in Foz do Iguaçu city, a beautiful place in Brazil that have one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
Ubuntu-BR-SC LoCo Team Blog Launches New Visual Identity
The Ubuntu-BR-SC LoCo Team is very proud to announce your new visual identity called Ubuntu Way.
Ubuntu Way was based on many Ubuntu Brand Guidelines. The new visual identity was launched on June 24, 2012 and since January the blog contains more than 360.000 visits and 840.000 pageviews! Continue lendo
Interview: Jorge Castro, Ubuntu Community Team member
Jorge Castro speaks about his job at Canonical, the coming Ubuntu 12.04 release, the Unity shell and juju.
Interview: Nick Tait, Unity project manager
Nick Tait, the Unity project manager, gives an interview about your job in Canonical, your expectations about 12.04, and gives tips to help who wants to support Unity development.
New Ubuntu Brazilian Community Council announced
Ubuntu Brazilian Community is proud to announce your new Community Council:
- Ayrton Araújo: http://launchpad.net/~ayrton
- Fábio Nogueira: http://launchpad.net/~fnogueira
- Tiago Hillebrandt: http://launchpad.net/~tiagohillebrandt
It’s really a big honor for me become a part of Brazilian Council. Now I look forward to continue learning and applying great ideas to support the growth of Ubuntu Community! Thank you to all.
Ubuntu-BR-SC LoCo Team Blog
Ubuntu-BR-SC Local Community Team is proud to announce the release of your most recent project, the Ubuntu-BR-SC LoCo Team Blog. The project, that was created by Tiago Hillebrandt (the LoCo Team Leader) and Julian Fernandes (an Ubuntu-BR-SC member), intends to promote Ubuntu and opensource to Brazilian Users and Developers. Continue lendo
Installing Kernel 3.0 via PPA on Ubuntu “11.04″ Natty Narwhal
This is the first post about Ubuntu written in English by me, so I would like suggestions about it. You may help me to make it better.
This procedure can damage your system, so make sure you understand the risks.
First step is authenticate at Terminal like root:
$ sudo -i
After this we need to add Oneiric repository with Natty repositories using the following command:
# echo "deb http://br.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
Now is needed to create an APT rule that say to application: Continue lendo