Notebook HP Envy 17-2290NR - Core i7 2GHz / 8GB RAM / 1.5TB HD / Blu Ray/ 3D / Tela 17.3" com óculos - R$6.999,90

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HP-Envy 17

Óculos 3D – com 3 ajustadores para nariz, bateria nova e case para óculos

Bateria Extra 12-células

Carregador de Bateria

Cabo HDMI

Cartão de Memória HP 2GB

Cartão de Memória Extra 16GB

Case para Laptop HP-Envy 17.3”

Ubuntu Linux Instalado

Windows 7 Home Premium Original

Manual de Instruções

Folheto Informativo

Especificações do notebook

• Intel Core i7-2630QM processor 2.00GHz
• 8GB of DDR3 SDRAM system memory
• 1.5TB SATA hard drive
• Blu-ray disc player and SuperMulti DVD burner
• 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet
• 802.11a/g/n Wireless LAN
• 17.3" full-HD HP 3D Ultra BrightView Infinity LED display
• Radeon HD 6850M Graphics with 1024MB GDDR5 and up to 4083MB total graphics memory
• HP TrueVision HD webcam with integrated microphone
• 5-in-1 memory card reader
• Bluetooth with Wi-Di
• 1 x USB 3.0 port
• 3 x USB 2.0 ports
• 1 x VGA port
• 1 x HDMI port
• 1 x headphone-out/microphone-in combo jack
• 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet port
• 6-cell lithium-ion battery, up to 2 hr. 15 min. battery life
• 12-cell lithium-ion battery, up to 5 hr. battery life
  
  

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Linux Mint 12 and Gimp 2.8.0

I've spent a long time trying to install GIMP 2.8 on my Linux Mint 12, now that I finally was able to do it I'm sharing with you all how to do so.

First open the terminal and type this command, since I'm on KDE I'm using Konsole

sudo kate /etc/apt/preferences

Then insert the following lines to the file, save and close

Package: *
Pin: release a=oneiric*
Pin-Priority: 1001

Then on the terminal again run

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:otto-kesselgulasch/gimp && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get remove gimp && sudo apt-get install gimp

Not that hard, right? Let me know if you have any problems.

Take care!

Kubuntu Ubuntu HP Envy 17 3D

I've bought a HP Envy 17 3D laptop this week, the first thing I did before even using it (Just boot Windows to see if it had battery) was format and install Kubuntu Linux on it since I've been using Linux for years now and can't get used to Windows anymore.

The laptop specifications:

• Intel Core i7-2630QM processor 2.00GHz
• 8GB of DDR3 SDRAM system memory
• 1.5TB SATA hard drive
• Blu-ray disc player and SuperMulti DVD burner
• 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11a/g/n Wireless LAN
• 17.3" full-HD HP 3D Ultra BrightView Infinity LED display
• Radeon HD 6850M Graphics with 1024MB GDDR5 and up to 4083MB total graphics memory
• HP TrueVision HD webcam with integrated microphone
• 5-in-1 memory card reader
• Bluetooth with Wi-Di
• 1 x USB 3.0 port, 3 x USB 2.0 ports, 1 x VGA port, 1 x HDMI port, 1 x headphone-out/microphone-in combo jack, 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet port
• 6-cell lithium-ion battery, up to 2 hr. 15 min. battery life

The OS specifications:

• I Installed the Lenvyx which is a modified Ubuntu and it improved my battery life almost 70%, plus the laptop doesn't get hot anymore
• Linux Kernel 2.6.38-11-generic
  
• KDE 4.6.2

What's working out of the box:

• Speakers (audio)
• Bluetooth
• Wireless
• Optical Driver, although I haven't tested a Blu-ray disk yet (since I don't have one)
• Keyboard Backlight
• HD Webcam
• HDMI
  
• VGA
• Mics

What I haven't tested yet:

• 3D

What didn't work after a fresh Kubuntu 11.04 installation:

• Audio Volume Controllers
  (They would increase, decrease, and mute but the sound would still be 100%)
  
• Brightness Controll
  
• It doesn't "wake up" after you put it to sleep (like closing the laptop)
• Turning the touchpad On and Off

What I could fix:

• Volume controls
  Right Click on the Kmix icon (system tray icons on the panel) -> Select Master Channel -> Switch from Juniper HDMI to Internal Audio Analog Stereo
• Brightness controls
  I couldn't really set it to work properly but at least I'm able to save some battery now:
  The way around I found is to set the Increase Brightness Shortcut to set the brightness 100% and the decrease to set 50%
  Go to System Settings -> Shortcuts and Gestures -> Custom Shortcuts
  Right click on the "Configure Input Actions settings" left side panel -> New -> Global Shortcut -> Command/URL set a name for it
  Go to the "Trigger" tab click on the "None" button and press the increase brightness key, confirm the dialog that appears and paste: xrandr --output eDP1 --brightness 1.0
  Now do the same with the decrease key and set the command: xrandr --output eDP1 --brightness 0.5
  With some work would be possible to use xrandr to increase and decrease, but for now I'll stay with it
  
• To get Kwin effects I had to disable proprietary ATI/AMD driver
  Applications -> System -> Aditional Drivers click on the driver and then the button "Remove", reboot and you will have Kwin effects
  
• Sleep and Wake Up
  I could not fix it, but again in order to same battery and also be able to close my laptop I configured it to just turn the screen off when closed
  
  

#
# I did try other distros though:
# Ubuntu 11.04 - Work pretty much exactly like Kubuntu
# Kubuntu 11.10 - Same problems
# Mandriva - Did not boot, Graphics problem
# openSUSE - Plasmoid Network Manager doens't work, but internet connection does
# Chakra - Same thing as Kubuntu
# Sabayon - Wouldn't install

#
# I did try the Kernel 3.0 with no changes

#

For now that's all I was able to do, if I find any way to fix any issue I will update this post, as well if I find another problem.

Please let me know if you know how to fix any of the problems =) Thanks

Kubuntu Ubuntu Natty Narwhal 11.04 Wallpaper

A minimalist Ubuntu Natty Narwhal Wallpaper

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Agrupar Mensagens no Hotmail

Se você ainda usa hotmail, aqui vai uma dica para agrupar as mensagens como o Gmail já faz por padrão.

Obs.: Clicar na imagem para ver ela maior

Primeiro passo

Entrar no http://hotmail.com e fazer login (obvio né rs)

Segundo Passo

Passe o mouse(cursor) sobre o seu nome no canto superior direito (No caso Dalvan Silva), na sequência irá aparecer o menu que pode ser visto na imagem abaixo, então é só clicar em "Opções", onde está marcado de vermelho na imagem.

Terceiro Passo

No menu situado na lateral esquerda abaixo do link "Geral" clique em "Mail" marcado de vermelho na imagem abaixo

O que direcionará para a página:

Onde você clicará no link marcado de vermelho na imagem acima "Configurações da conversa"

Quarto Passo

Na página abaixo selecionar "Agrupar mensagens por conversa"(Marcado em vemelho), e em seguida clique "Salvar"

Pronto

As suas mensagens que apareciam separadas na Caixa de Entrada, assim:

Agora vão aparecer assim:

E se clicar na mensagem agrupada verá algo como:

Linux Themes Styles

IconsPack

Icones do Pacote (png 256 x 256 pixels):

Amarok
Blender
Chat
Chat2
Cheese
Dolphin
Emesene
Facebook
Firefox
GIMP
Google Chrome
Gwenview
Inkscape
Kopete
Mac
Minitube
Mysql Browser
Opera
Skype
Terminal
Text Editor
Twitter
Ubuntu
Ubuntu 2
Video Player
VLC
Windows
Wine

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