It's easy to install nVidia or ATI drivers for graphic cards, just wait that Ubuntu detect it and propose you to install a proprietary driver. I've just change my old nVidia card with a new ATI with no problem.
But when you want to add a new printer... (Brother in my case) there is no easy way, why?
In Nautilus, I would like to add columns displaying metadatas contained in files.
This is mostly useful with audio and pictures files:
Columns would be editable in the standard 'View - Visible Columns' option in Nautilus
Closing a tab in firefox or chrome using the middle-mouse button is, for me, a great feature.
How can I make this work with applications in Ubuntu and the opened application panel?
I need to synchronise my iPod Nano (5th generation) with music and podcasts (video and audio). I can use Rhythmbox for music, but does not seem to work with Podcast.
So, what application can I use to synchronize my podcats ?
Edit : After a week of fight with my iPod Nano, i've definitively uninstalled Banshee and i finally use Rhythmbox. Why ? because several times my music and podcast list in my iPod have been corrupted (3 times the same podcast, podcast in music and music in podcast, wrong covers ...)
I start this new week testing RhythmBox....
Edit 2 : finally found a solution with gPodder, read my answer for details