New Ubuntu Q&A site

Askubuntu is a great new site for questions and answers on Ubuntu Linux, run by stackoverflow.com

THANKS: Ghabuntu.com

Lernid @ Ubuntu Open Week

Ubuntu Open Week is the time when the long-distance learning application Lernid comes to the fore. Today I attended three sessions, the first was the tail end of a discussion on translating Ubuntu. Next up was how to help the Ubuntu Community, followed by an excellent Inkscape for beginners tutorial from DoctorMo in which I discovered the joys of drag 'n drop in a graphic application which is steadily developing into a power package. Just having some online interaction, with a mentor putting up pages does wonders for learning and I can see lernid being used in other pedogological /educational situations.

Party the Ubuntu way

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i22efbYLj70&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]

Steelstorm for Linux

More great development in the world of Linux gaming. Whole first episode of Steelstorm is free to play. Check the licensing details here.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fAVk05OyGQ&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]

Installation
Download the game from here, extract the archive and run the file steelstorm with executable permissions. The game graphics details is configurable so it will be playable on many system with few changes in settings.

More info at Official Website

THANKS: Ubuntuvibes

Dosbox Wizard

GR-Lida is a nifty Dosbox front-end which makes setting up games in Dosbox, ScummVM and VDMsound a lot easier. Nice piece of work for those who want to explore classic PC games.

http://www.gr-lida.org/

Ubuntu Anarchy

Ubuntu fits in with the broad anarchist vision of a stateless society where people live in cooperation with each other through voluntary aid, sharing of resources and non-aggression.

You can install the anarchism FAQ

sudo apt-get install anarchism

Check this site for an extensive library of articles:

http://www.anarchism.net/

70 000 free fonts for Ubuntu

I still remember the days when having more than 100 fonts on your system meant you were probably in advertising. This bowls me over:

http://www.fontpark.net/