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   Subject: Re: Looking for a Ubuntu equivalent of XP sending picture by email   
   Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 15:21:02 -0800   
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   wannes wrote:   
   > Mike Easter schreef:   
   >> wannes wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> You could install nautilus-image-converter, use it to resize and   
   >>> then right-click -> Send To on the image you would like to mail.   
   >>   
   >> I have an uptodate Feisty and I don't see anything called   
   >> nautilus-image-converter in the add/remove function under graphics or   
   >> searching for nautilus.   
   >   
   > It's in universe. Have you enabled the universe repositories?   
      
   My software sources function lists these checked:   
   canonical supported open source main   
   community maintained open source universe   
   proprietary drivers for devices restricted   
   software restricted by copyright or legal issues multivers   
   source code   
      
   and sez to download that from server for US   
      
   Does that mean that all of those which are checked are enabled, or does   
   that just mean that if they /were/ enabled, that's how they would be   
   downloaded?   
      
   For example, opera isn't listed in the add/remove either   
      
      
   >> I don't understand why some things which are supposed to be in the   
   >> feisty repository don't show up in add remove.   
      
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   Mike Easter   
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