Ubuntu For Free

A great application to watch Internet TV, Miro, has provided the Ubuntu community with instructions on how to install Miro in Feisty Fawn. I’ve used the software for a while now, since it was previously called DemocracyTV Player. It requires a lot of resources to use, but the output is excellent. The best part is the ease of use. I was able to install, open, and subscribe to Pal Van Dyk’s Fast Tracks in a matter of minutes. It integrates with Google Video, YouTube, Bit Torrent, and many different services to allow you to view and save video content and has quickly become a favorite of mine.

Having chosen to dedicate myself to Kubuntu, I needed a proper way of installing Debian packages. These files can be found across the .net as ending with a .DEB extension.

 KDE, Kubuntu, and Konqueror make this process easy. Simply right click on the downloaded file and then select Package Manager -> Install Package.