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    By maurizio | February 6, 2012

    This is a guest post from my new friends at The Source AV. They think you might be interested in what they do.

    Several home theater speaker systems have been installed by home theater installers in Orange County. Home theater installers in Orange County are professional technicians having expertise in the installation of speakers, components, system wirings and overall acoustics required for the same. Home theater installers in Orange County understand the specialty of high end audio in today’s genre, demanding much better quality without making compromises in technicalities involved for installation. One should know that although buying a home theater does not comprise a difficult task for its buyer, the maintenance of the same requires a high degree of accuracy. Also, for high end audio its installation requires thorough expertise or else, all the money spent in the purchase of home theater would be a waste. People buy home theater systems for enhancement in quality output and high end audio. If a normal installation of home theater is going to render near to same output as the buyer’s previous system, then the buyer’s effort spent in the purchase of the home system would be futile. This is where home theater installers in Orange County come to play. These are a bunch of professionals who would conduct a thorough survey of your house, rooms, the architecture of your interiors, and everything else which would enable him infer the optimal way to install the home theater.
    Moreover, there are various packages comprised in a home system buy, which prefer different modes of installation. Every mode of installation should comply to the requirements of the home theater packages. It is impossible for ordinary layman to comply with the nitty-gritty’s of the installation, that concerns high end audio. This is why it makes sense to hire home theater installers in Orange County, who will not only render a professional installation of your home theater but also will be available for further help or technical support, if required by you in the near future. The packages comprised in installation process are purely technical , which require a thorough knowledge of wiring compliances. More so, an error caused in installing a mega-budget home theater equipment could even cause any of your equipments to breakdown or falter in their functioning. Home theater installers in Orange County are apt service providers in aiding you with your home theater installation without any further headaches caused to you in complying to installation technicalities.
    One could easily do a good research on internet to find the best home theater installers in Orange County.

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  • Ubuntu 11.10

    By maurizio | December 23, 2011

    I am now using the newest Ubuntu, 11.10.
    I think we should all donate money to buy Mr. Shuttleworth an Apple
    computer (a Mac, for those who don’t understand what an Apple computer
    is :) ).
    I really don’t understand why Ubuntu decided to move to Apple’s view
    of an user interface. I’m not against it. I’m not even against Apple’s
    view. What I think it’s wrong is to make compulsory such a change.
    Ubuntu UI (Gnome, actually) was following a Windows-like paradigm.
    Window buttons on the top right-hand side and menu inside the window
    itself. Apple’s UI instead has buttons on the left-hand side and menu
    at the top of the screen. The reason Apple’s menu are at the top is
    the same reason Windows “Start” button is at the lower left position
    (apparently Windows Vista wasn’t really there for some odd reasons).
    The reason is that it creates a simple hand movement, where the user
    has just to move the mouse arrow to the top of the screen. How much it
    doesn’t matter, since the menu is at the top. You can move 1 meter or
    10 meters and you’ll always be at the menu. This is how Apple works.
    Microsoft instead think that people master the use of a mouse easily
    and prefer to move it the least possible (also this is the reason
    contextual menu were born, probably). Both ways works. I prefer one
    over the other, but that is not the point. The point is why they
    decided to change that? Is there a good reason? People have habit. If
    you change the basics people will get frustrated.
    Hopefully it’s possible to move back the menu to its “original” place.
    You can do that by uninstalling a couple of packages. Try this on a
    terminal/shell (or google “Disable Global Menu Ubuntu” )

    sudo apt-get remove appmenu-gtk3 appmenu-gtk appmenu-qt

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  • Back again

    By maurizio | November 26, 2011

    Posting. I had as goal to write more just to learn how to write, then I found that it’s infinitely more interesting to develop rather than writing some (boring) post.

    Every year (or month) I promised myself I’d write something. Whatever came to my mind. In fact it’s easy to see that by checking my latest few posts. Every X months I post that I should post more :(

    Writing is boring. Programming is interesting. Stumbling is funny :)
    That’s the reason I stopped posting. That and the fact that I now have a fulfilling job and when I come back home I’m always too tired to write. I’m not enough tired to start coding something.

    I’ll share here my latest work, maybe someone find it interesting and want to improve it or help me.
    My blog should have been about sharing ideas, but I thought I should have waited to have more eyeballs before I start it, otherwise I’ll lose all to the first lurker. The fact that most of the reader of this blog come to see a funny haiku does not help me..

    I’m now going to write almost all my thoughts and ideas, hoping to get some feedback from someone interested in implementing or sharing views about them.

    Let’s see if I can post regularly at least for a month.

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