Manage your Ubuntu One account
Yesterday I wrote about the Ubuntu One Music Store (see my article “Ubuntu One Music Store has arrived“). This little feature is starting to drum up a lot of excitement throughout the Linux community. Although this feature is also drumming up a lot of anger from other distribution communities, it is an outstanding new service that is LONG overdue.
Ubuntu One is a great feature…but how is it managed? You can have multiple machines attached to a single account (which means you can sync all your purchased music onto all of your Ubuntu One machines – sweet). The act of adding machines and managing your account is not that much of a challenge – you just have to know where to look. In this article I will show you how to manage your Ubuntu One account.
Yesterday I wrote about the Ubuntu One Music Store (see my article “Ubuntu One Music Store has arrived“). This little feature is starting to drum up a lot of excitement throughout the Linux community. Although this feature is also drumming up a lot of anger from other distribution communities, it is an outstanding new service that is LONG overdue.
Ubuntu One is a great feature…but how is it managed? You can have multiple machines attached to a single account (which means you can sync all your purchased music onto all of your Ubuntu One machines – sweet). The act of adding machines and managing your account is not that much of a challenge – you just have to know where to look. In this article I will show you how to manage your Ubuntu One account.
