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Sambuca: Undo revision 25038 by Julie B. Hobbs (Talk) SPAM

2010-09-15T06:06:56Z

Undo revision 25038 by Julie B. Hobbs (Talk) SPAM

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	Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.		Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

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Julie B. Hobbs at 15:54, 14 September 2010

2010-09-14T15:54:33Z

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	Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.		Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

			== Education ==

			When you are in need of a custom term paper, [http://www.college-paper.org/ term papers], dissertation or any other writing services, just remember that we have the professional essay writing help you need at a price you can afford.

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Valent at 11:52, 19 July 2010

2010-07-19T11:52:48Z

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	~~''NOTE: Page has been reinstated in a shrunk down version to deal with continued high bandwidth usage since the Digg story on July 3rd, [[User:Danielk\|Danielk]] 08:10, 14 July 2008 (PDT) ''~~

	~~''NOTE: Reverted screenshots back, [[User:Valent\|Valent]] 12:15, 19 July 2010 (CET) ''~~


	=Videos=		=Videos=

	Watch the new walk-through [~~http://www.bestessays.com/ research papers~~] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.		Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

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	Watch a walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.		Watch a walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

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Anstett454 at 11:46, 19 July 2010

2010-07-19T11:46:42Z

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	Watch the new walk-through [~~[video]~~] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.		Watch the new walk-through [http://www.bestessays.com/ research papers] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

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Valent at 10:17, 19 July 2010

2010-07-19T10:17:29Z

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	=Videos=		=Videos=

	Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.		Watch the new walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.
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	UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).		UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).

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	=====''Main menu''=====		=====''Main menu''=====
	The main menu lists the top level options for the room in several categories: Lighting, Media, Climate, Media, Telecom, and Security. In UI1, the first (blank) button in the Media Category is the "Now Playing" button, which brings up the menus for your active media. In UI2, the "Now Playing" button is in the lower left of the screen. Options for your current media (like Audio Tracks, Subtitles, etc.) appear as pop-up sub-menus. All options can be accessed in UI2 from a single screen. UI2 allows you to use your remote control, your keyboard arrows, or your mouse to select the pop-up menu and sub-menus.		The main menu lists the top level options for the room in several categories: Lighting, Media, Climate, Media, Telecom, and Security. In UI1, the first (blank) button in the Media Category is the "Now Playing" button, which brings up the menus for your active media. In UI2, the "Now Playing" button is in the lower left of the screen. Options for your current media (like Audio Tracks, Subtitles, etc.) appear as pop-up sub-menus. All options can be accessed in UI2 from a single screen. UI2 allows you to use your remote control, your keyboard arrows, or your mouse to select the pop-up menu and sub-menus.

			=Videos=
			Watch a walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

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	~~=Videos=~~
	~~Watch a walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.~~

Sambuca: Undo revision 24413 by Springer342 (Talk) SPAM

2010-07-19T07:06:27Z

Undo revision 24413 by Springer342 (Talk) SPAM

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	=User Interface=		=User Interface=
	The LinuxMCE on-screen Orbiter User Interface (UI) was designed to be viewed on a basic television from 10' away. There are currently three versions of the ~~[http://www.bestessays.com/custom_research_paper.php research papers]~~, and selection depends on the type of video card you have. UI1 is the most basic, and runs on all video cards. UI2 with masking will run on a majority of graphics card (with OpenGL and XDamage support), but UI2 alpha-blended is confirmed to work only with certain nVidia graphics cards. See [[Selecting the Right UI\|Selecting the Right UI]].		The LinuxMCE on-screen Orbiter User Interface (UI) was designed to be viewed on a basic television from 10' away. There are currently three versions of the UI, and selection depends on the type of video card you have. UI1 is the most basic, and runs on all video cards. UI2 with masking will run on a majority of graphics card (with OpenGL and XDamage support), but UI2 alpha-blended is confirmed to work only with certain nVidia graphics cards. See [[Selecting the Right UI\|Selecting the Right UI]].

	UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).		UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).

Springer342 at 06:23, 19 July 2010

2010-07-19T06:23:02Z

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	=User Interface=		=User Interface=
	The LinuxMCE on-screen Orbiter User Interface (UI) was designed to be viewed on a basic television from 10' away. There are currently three versions of the UI, and selection depends on the type of video card you have. UI1 is the most basic, and runs on all video cards. UI2 with masking will run on a majority of graphics card (with OpenGL and XDamage support), but UI2 alpha-blended is confirmed to work only with certain nVidia graphics cards. See [[Selecting the Right UI\|Selecting the Right UI]].		The LinuxMCE on-screen Orbiter User Interface (UI) was designed to be viewed on a basic television from 10' away. There are currently three versions of the [http://www.bestessays.com/custom_research_paper.php research papers], and selection depends on the type of video card you have. UI1 is the most basic, and runs on all video cards. UI2 with masking will run on a majority of graphics card (with OpenGL and XDamage support), but UI2 alpha-blended is confirmed to work only with certain nVidia graphics cards. See [[Selecting the Right UI\|Selecting the Right UI]].

	UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).		UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).

Ray N at 16:38, 18 August 2009

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			=Videos=
			Watch a walk-through [[video]] that shows all the major features in LinuxMCE (including setup). A full list of the equipment used and a detailed installation description is included.

Perspectoff: /* User Interface */

2008-12-06T17:23:48Z

User Interface

←Older revision		Revision as of 17:23, 6 December 2008
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	The LinuxMCE on-screen Orbiter User Interface (UI) was designed to be viewed on a basic television from 10' away. There are currently three versions of the UI, and selection depends on the type of video card you have. UI1 is the most basic, and runs on all video cards. UI2 with masking will run on a majority of graphics card (with OpenGL and XDamage support), but UI2 alpha-blended is confirmed to work only with certain nVidia graphics cards. See [[Selecting the Right UI\|Selecting the Right UI]].		The LinuxMCE on-screen Orbiter User Interface (UI) was designed to be viewed on a basic television from 10' away. There are currently three versions of the UI, and selection depends on the type of video card you have. UI1 is the most basic, and runs on all video cards. UI2 with masking will run on a majority of graphics card (with OpenGL and XDamage support), but UI2 alpha-blended is confirmed to work only with certain nVidia graphics cards. See [[Selecting the Right UI\|Selecting the Right UI]].

	UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from ~~flickr~~ or a selection of your own photos).		UI1 takes over the screen whenever you bring up the menu; any video that is playing is reduced to a window. In UI2 your media is always full-screen and is never reduced. (When you're not watching your own video or photos, LinuxMCE displays gallery art from Flickr or a selection of your own photos).

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