Author: Andrew
| Date: February 04, 2010
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| Tags:
clutter,
coverflow,
gloobus,
linux,
nautilus,
ubuntu
If you saw the video we posted earlier and can't wait to give
Gloobus Flow (CoverFlow) (click the link if you haven't seen the video) with Nautilus integration a try, you will be glad to know it's not that hard to install, but you will have to compile it.
Remember, Gloobus Flow with Nautilus integration is alpha, so expect to find bugs. Also, some things such as the list below the coverflow, menu actions, etc. are not yet fully implemented. If you encounter any bugs, report them HERE. If you find the below steps too dificult, wait for the Gloobus Flow PPA!
Before we get started, please note that if you have a patched Nautilus (such as
Nautilus Elementary,
dual pane Nautilus or
Undo/Redo Nautilus), it will not work, as you will install a new Nautilus version. Also, if you have a PPA which constantly has Nautilus updates, you may wish to remove it for now, as it will replace this Nautilus version. And a final note:
this how-to is for Ubuntu Karmic only!
This being said, let's get started!
Install Gloobus Flow With Nautilus Integration In Ubuntu