I've been using F-spot to manage photos for ages, and my Ubuntu box defaults to using it even with the latest releases (with Unity). However, I just created accounts for the children on the machine, and wanted those accounts to use Shotwell instead. So, I have both installed, but one account must use F-spot and the others use Shotwell. Could I find the instructions on how to do that? Nope. Well, yes, but only after a lot of looking.
There is a preferred applications options in system settings, but this doesn't cover the photo manager - which it should.
In the end I found an option in Nautilus (that's the Ubuntu/Gnome File Manager), so if you go to nautilus/Edit/Preferences/Media tab, you can find options to set various default applications. The one you want is Photos!
Thursday, 23 June 2011
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Tesco sherbet lemons have CHANGED!
Bought a couple of packs just now, hoping to find the not-at-all-like Barratt's Sherbet Lemons of past purchases, but no, they are now just like Barratt's Sherbet Lemons.
What a disappointment. I really liked the old ones - crunchier and fizzier. And more yellow.
Shame on you Tesco's.
What a disappointment. I really liked the old ones - crunchier and fizzier. And more yellow.
Shame on you Tesco's.
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