It was pain-ass to install Page Edit on Ubuntu and no-one helped, so i make this tutorial for people to do it by themselves without the arrogance of the developers.

First of all we start with the instructions from https://github.com/Sigil-Ebook/PageEdit.

We open the terminal and we write:

• git clone https://github.com/sigil-ebook/PageEdit.git
• cd PageEdit
• sudo apt-get install build-essential
• sudo apt-get install cmake
• sudo apt-get install qtwebengine5-dev qttools5-dev qttools5-dev-tools
• mkdir build
• cd build
• cmake "Unix Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ../<path/to/PageEdit/source> (This is where it fails, but don't close the terminal we will need it later)

So we continue to install CMake from Ubuntu Software.
When it's installed (see the image below):

• we open the GUI program from our apps.
• We press the button "Browse Source" and we go and select "PageEdit" folder. (Here "kailor" is my laptop username, it will show yours. Don't get confused)
• Then we go and press the button "Browse Build" and we go inside the folder "PageEdit" and we select the folder "build". (if the folder is missing, then you didn't create it with the terminal command "mkdir build", as it was on the previous steps).
• Now we press the button "Configure", which will show us all those red lines with data,
• and for last step in the CMake GUI program we press the button "Generate".

Now we return to terminal (i hope you didn't closed it), otherwise you need to get inside the folder you were "/PageEdit/build") and we type:

• make

Now it remains to put it as a preferred alternative external xhtml editor on Sigil. To do it this just follow these steps:

• We open Sigil,
• We go on "Edit --> Preferences"
• On the "General Settings", it's the last field (as the image below)

Lately i have started to upload more often photos on my account on instagram. But because i have dslr and underwater compact camera, it was annoying to have to move on my smartphone or on google photos and later to download them on my smartphone so i can be able to upload them on instagram, since instagram doesn't have native app for ubuntu.

I tried many ways to do it directly from my computer, but only 2 ways had success.

The first was from google chrome to press right click on my mouse and select "inspect" and then press the small button on top-left which says "Toggle device toolbar" and choose from the console tab "Android Browser" so it can transform it into a mobile browser.

And the second it is the Ramme app from Github. It has an issue with javascript, and it shows a message but still it works perfect like to be inside the original instagram app on my phone. You can see the screenshot, where the last 2 photos have been uploaded with Ramme app on my ubuntu laptop.

And now finally i can upload easy all my photos directly from my computer.

Καθώς έψαχνα για αντικαταστάτη του Photoshop που είχα στα windows, οι περισσότεροι φίλοι που έχουν λίνουξ από καιρό μου πρότειναν το Gimp. Βεβαίως μια μαλακία και μισή είναι... Ναι είναι σαν photoshop και με κάποια ωραία έξτρα features αλλά όταν λείπουν και κάποια βασικά χαρακτηριστικά, το λες για φτύσιμο.

Ψάχνοντας έπεσα πάνω στο Pinta (http://pinta-project.com/), στην αρχή νόμιζα ότι και εδώ λείπανε features όπως το sharpen, αλλά μετά που τα βρήκα όλα μου θύμισε λίγο το photoshop 6-7... Ναι πάνω κάτω περίπου το ίδιο ήταν, βεβαίως το pinta περιέχει κάποια έξτρα χαρακτηριστικά... 

Τελικά βρήκα τον αντικαταστάτη του photoshop για τα linux.

ε βοήθησα και λίγο από πίσω κάνοντας και περίπου το άλλο 55% που έλειπε από την Ελληνική μετάφραση (https://translations.launchpad.net/pinta/trunk/+pots/po/el/+details).

Για να δούμε τώρα... Θα μπορέσει να γίνει το 2ο photoshop με ίδια ή και περισσότερα χαρακτηριστικάς;