Exercise 1 Creating a Web Album by using gThumb
Thu, 20 Sep 2018 |
Ubuntu Desktop
You have just returned from a vacation with your friends. You decide to write about this experience on your blog and post some photographs of the trip. However, uploading images one by one to the Web site involves a lot of effort and time. You want to find a more convenient way to 1. Launch gThumb. The Desktop Images window is displayed. 2. Click Images on the left navigation bar and navigate to the folder in which the images are stored. Click Open. The workspace displays all the images...
- About the Course and Objectives
- About Ubuntu
- Accessing News
- Adding New Language Settings
- Adding Repositories
- Applications
- Bootup Options
- Browsing the
- Burning Audio CDs
- Changing the Background
- Changing the Default Language
- Checking Scanner Compatibility
- Community Support
- Connecting to and Using the Internet
- Contents
- Creating a Partition
- Creating and Editing Audio Files
- Creating and Saving Objects
- Creating Multi Media Presentations
- Customising a Screensaver
- Customising the Desktop
- Customising the Desktop and Applications
- Customising the Screen Resolution
- Customising the Theme Buttons icons etc
- Effects
- Desktop Search Tracker
- Documentation for Ubuntu 704
- Drawing with Inkscape
- Evince
- Exercise
- Extracting Audio CDs
- Features of Nautilus
- Figure 313 The Fast User Switch Icon
- Figure 316 Show the Desktop
- Figure 321 Creating New Workspaces
- Figure 329 Adding a User
- Figure 335 Opening the Appearance Preferences Dialogue
- Figure 337 Launching Tracker Search Tool
- Figure 35 The Places Menu
- Figure 39 Adding Application Launchers
- Figure 41 Network Manager
- Figure 412 List of Suggestions
- Figure 414 Adding Live Bookmarks
- Figure 418 Searching the Link
- Figure 419 Launching Liferea Feed Reader
- Figure 526 Formatting Cells
- Figure 529 Using Autoformat
- Figure 532 Launching Function Wizard
- Figure 535 Selecting the Cell Range
- Figure 539 Selecting the Chart Type
- Figure 540 The Inserted Chart
- Figure 554 Starting the Slide Show
- Figure 558 Selecting a Fontwork Style
- Figure 562 The 3DObjects Toolbar
- Figure 574 Selecting by Framing
- Figure 582 Splitting Objects
- Figure 584 Selecting a Colour Fill
- Figure 612 Flashing Hurry Warning
- Figure 62 Add Remove Applications window
- Figure 65 Confirming Changes
- G9 Review Exercise
- Gnu Cash Accounting
- How you can get involved
- Info
- Installation
- Installing a Game from a Repository
- Installing a Single Package File
- Installing Games on Ubuntu
- Installing Inkscape
- Installing Wengo Phone
- Installing Wine
- Installing Uninstalling Debian Packages
- Instant Messaging
- Instructional Methods
- Instructional Tips Guidelines
- Instructor Notes - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
- Instructor Responsibilities
- Introducing the Open Officeorg Suite
- Introduction - 2
- Jrjpuji
- Jubuntu
- Key Features of Open Officeorg Calc
- Key Features of Open Officeorg Draw
- Key Features of Open Officeorg Impress
- Key Features of Open Officeorg Math
- Lab Exercise - 2
- Lab Exercises
- Launchpad
- Legal Restrictions
- Lesson Summary - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
- Main Body
- Making Phone Calls Using Softphones
- Nautilus
- Network Manager
- Nice to Know - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
- Note - 2 3 4 5 6 7
- O ubuntu
- Online Documentation
- Open Officeorg Math
- Package Managers
- Paid For Commercial Services
- Partitioning and Booting
- Performing Basic Drawing Operations
- Performing Basic Spreadsheet Tasks
- Playing and Extracting Audio CDs
- Playing Audio CDs
- Playing DVDs
- Playing Frozen Bubble
- Playing Music Files
- Playing Music using Rhythmbox
- Playing Planet Penguin Racer
- Playing Proprietary Multimedia Formats
- Playing Ubuntu Games
- Pre Training Preparation Checks
- Question
- Question 1
- Racer
- Review Exercise - 2 3 4 5
- Scanning an Image
- Scribus
- Software Repository Categories
- Student Responsibilities
- System Documentation
- Table 51 Calc Formulae
- Target Audience and Prerequisites
- Technical Users
- The Free Software Movement
- The Fridge
- The Open Source Movement and Linux
- Thunderbird
- Types of Package Managers
- Ubuntu 606 LTS Dapper Drake
- Ubuntu 710 Desktop Training
- Ubuntu and Microsoft Windows Key Differences
- Ubuntu Desktop Course Development
- Ubuntu Development and the Community
- Ubuntu Help and Support
- Ubuntu Versions
- Using a Cable Connection
- Using a Wireless Card
- Using Add Remove Applications
- Using an Alternative EMail Client
- Using an iPod
- Using Ekiga
- Using Evolution Mail
- Using Open Office Applications
- Using Open Officeorg Calc
- Using Open Officeorg Draw
- Using Open Officeorg Impress
- Using Synaptic Package Manager
- Viewing Images
- Viewing Photos
- What is Partitioning
- Wl