@Vitaly Babiy: Geany

@Victor: I’ve already configured the buttons in the screenshot. As for the ffmpeg libraries, the ones from the repo lacks the nonfree libfaac. And until Rockbox gets ported to iPod Nano 3G (encrypted firmware…), I’m stuck with using proprietary formats.

@Anonymous: hmm, I haven’t noticed any performance issues on my webcam, but then again, I _very_ rarely use it.

I’m a little concerned about the buttons in your screen shot. I like my button order to be Minimize->Maximize->Close, just like you seem to have. But is that how it’s going have to look if you change lucid’s default of Maximize->Minimize->Close? If so, that’s horrible! I didn’t think those were the actual images of the buttons. Jesus!

Secondly, is there a difference between Medibuntu’s version of the ffmpeg libraries and the alternative package dependencies for ffmpeg that are in the ubuntu repositories? You know, like:
the libavcodec52 dependency for ffmpeg has an alternative, namely libavcodec-extra-52, etc.

You can install these and more get functionality out of ffmpeg, but does Medibuntu’s repo offer even more functionality? As a side note, I stopped compiling ffmpeg from source when I found the *-extra-* alternative dependencies.

RSVP, victor.zamanian@

When working with menus, it is usually possible to select an item from the menu with a single (even though “longer”) click – press the mouse button on the menu, move to the desired menu item, and release the mouse button. AFAIK this works for the Indicator Applet, too.