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Ahora, si preferimos usar un método gráfico, en Ubuntu podemos usar EasyShutdown, un pequeño script en Python que nos permite definir el tiempo que tardará en apagarse el ordenador por medio de una interfaz gráfica. Podemos indicar las horas, los minutos y hasta los segundos. Si queremos cancelar el cierre, bastará con pulsar el enorme botón de detener.
GNOME Documents is a new application (part of GNOME 3.2) that works with both Unity and GNOME Shell which allows you to manage both online (Google Docs) and local documents.
Double Commander is a very interesting cross-platform file manager inspired by Total Commander (it even supports Total Commander plugins). It uses two panels side by side and comes with a huge feature list: tabbed interface, multi-rename tool, embedded terminal, internal text editor and file viewer, browse archives (ZIP, TGZ, LZMA, RPM, RAR, DEB, etc.), extended search and is fully customizable.
Aprovechando la salida de la versión 0.4.3, vamos a hablar de Converseen, un programa escrito en C++ que haciendo uso de las librerías Qt4 nos ayuda a convertir un número ilimitado de imágenes de un formato a otro de una vez.
Many long-term Ubuntu users(including me) overlook at the fact that, there are plenty of good quality applications available free of cost in Ubuntu Software Center already. If you look at our reviews of applications here, a good number of them require adding and updating third party repositories. Not that those apps are somehow inferior, but we will, for a change, list the most highly rated applications which are available for free installation from Ubuntu Software Center.
