Category5 Technology TV - Zimbra Desktop

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Topics Covered:

Robbie Ferguson and Hillary Rumball present. John's backstage.
Liam Daniel Ferguson makes his world-wide Internet TV debut.
Viewer Question: Where is the baby-sized Starfleet uniform?
Viewer Question: If I were to enter the IT field in my forties, which aspect of the field would be best for me to get started?
Viewer Question: Recently my dual-boot system stopped booting to GRUB and it just shows a black screen. What can I do?
Understanding the "bitrate" of a Shoutcast radio station feed.
Setting Shoutcast to launch radio stations in your own player, such as Totem in Ubuntu Linux.
{code}/usr/bin/totem{/code}
Viewer Comment: I enjoyed the Category5 Blues song during Episode 169, and it was great to see Hillary!
Viewer Comment: Congratulations on the birth of Liam. I tried the H.264 feed, but my media player doesn't work with it. Are you going to continue to update the DiVX feeds?
Information about the new Category5 TV Web Site which launches on January 1st.
All existing users have received 150 Category5 TV Viewer Points.
Viewer Comment: Congratulations on the birth of Liam. I love the quality improvements on Category5 TV in the past few weeks with the introduction of the new HD camera. Keep up the great work.
Viewer Question: What is Category5 Gear?
Thoughts about how YouTube is providing speech-to-text based, automated closed captioning -- but how accurate is it?
Robbie demonstrates how bad YouTube's automatic closed captioning really is.
Feature: Zimbra Desktop -- a free, feature-rich email application with Calendar, task list, contacts / address book, social networking integration and more! Works on Windows, Mac or Linux platforms.
Robbie demonstrates obtaining and installing Zimbra Desktop on Linux.
Ubuntu Tip: perfectbuntu makes installing Zimbra Desktop a breeze.
Extracting the files from a .tgz file in Linux.
Loading the Linux terminal and changing the directory to the Zimbra Desktop folder on your Desktop.
Installing Zimbra Desktop on Linux.
Installing the Zimbra Desktop user.
Web 2.0 is revolutionizing the way applications run and also cutting down on system resources need to do big tasks.
Running Zimbra Desktop for the first time.
Configuring your Zimbra Desktop and connecting it to your email account (Zimbra, Gmail, Yahoo!, Exchange, IMAP or POP).
Why Zimbra Desktop may warn about your security certificate (at least, in our case).
Adding the Category5 TV calendar to Zimbra Desktop (or any remote calendar).
Prize Giveaway: Brother MFC-J615W from Brother Canada.