Jaunty Journal

When I use Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope, here is my initial setup:

  • remove help from top panel
  • disable weather and temperature in clock
  • adjust local time in clock
  • disable confirm dialogs for logout, restart and shutdown
  • disable spellcheck and auto-bullet in tomboy
  • install thunderbird
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/thunderbird/thunderbird*.deb”
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/thunderbird/lightning*.deb”
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/thunderbird/calendar*.deb”
  • install xchat-gnome
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/xchat-gnome/tcl*.deb”
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/xchat-gnome/xchat-gnome*.deb”
  • install ttf-liberation
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/ttf-liberation/ttf-liberation*.deb”
  • install notecase
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Install/notecase/notecase*.deb”
  • manual update
    “sudo dpkg -i /home/username/Packages/Updates/*.deb”
  • add calculator shortcut to top panel
  • add terminal shortcut to top panel
  • add firefox shortcut to top panel
  • add thunderbird shortcut to top panel
  • add pidgin shortcut to top panel
  • add xchat-gnome shortcut to top panel
  • add openoffice.org shortcut to top panel
  • add tomboy shortcut to top panel
  • change theme to Dust Sand
  • change system font to liberation 9
  • disable compiz effect
  • remove minimize effect
    “gconf-editor”
    “apps > metacity > general > reduced_resources”
    “desktop > gnome > interface > accessibility”
  • tune firefox preference
  • set thunderbird account
  • install thunderbird add-ons importexporttools
  • import mbox files to thunderbird
  • set thunderbird message filter
  • tune thunderbird preference
  • set pidgin account
  • tune openoffice.org
  • set rhythmbox playlist
  • tune nautilus preference
  • disable automatic update
  • reduce grub time to 1
  • set wireless connection
  • set wired connection
  • set mobile broadband connection

I use dpkg to install application because I already have the deb files from previous installation that I collected from /var/cache/apt/archives

jaunty

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