Hey everyone. My name is Robert and I'm the host of UbuntuReviewer on youtube. I'm just starting out, however I've gained some professional knowledge and am really looking forward to making fun educational videos about Ubuntu, its software, and so forth. Please watch, thumbs up, comment, and subscribe to my videos. If there's any way I might be able to help anyone don't hesitate to ask. Have a great day :)

http://youtube.com/ubuntureviewer

After some deliberation I have decided to teach myself common lisp. In order to get going with Lisp on ubuntu (and to do it in the traditional way) I had to install emacs along with some other tools like slime (the canonical lisp development environment). Using aptitude for this entire process is possible, but not optimal -- one will end up with an outdated version of slime and Debian will not be packaging lisp tools in the future. The best way to get started with a Lisp system on Ubuntu is to use cbuild.

My birthday!

Yes, today is my birthday.

My lovely family bought me this beautifal ubuntu messenger bag - http://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=123&osCsid=e039c5...

and some awesome 20 watt bluetooth speakers!

Heh, I also received some ubuntu thinking putty, so it was a bit of an ubuntu themed birthday.

Ubuntu has come a long way hasn't it? This review is mostly my opinion as I have tried it out and have nothing ill to say about it in general, these are just my nuances.

A few things Canonical should do:
Include Flash and Video Drivers