- select apps->nautilus and change Nautilus (Ubuntu Linux file browser) default settings if you would have same behaviour for the root user, then do additionally sudo gconf-editor. then run nautilus as root user with gksudo nautilus

install then PECL & APC
$ sudo pecl install uploadprogress
$ aptitude install php-apc

Edit “/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini” find the “; Dynamic Extensions ;” section
and add a line with “extension=uploadprogress.so”:
$ vi /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini

Restart your webserver:
$ /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Clean up all the tools which won’t be needed
$ apt-get remove autoconf automake1.4 autotools-dev binutils cpp cpp-4.1 gcc gcc-4.1 libc6-dev libssl-dev libtool linux-kernel-headers php5-dev shtool zlib1g-dev

Enjoy drupal & OpenPublish

As with all of core Drupal JavaScript functions, this function uses the Drupal namespace. The t() function is a member of the Drupal library. This function’s job is to take a string and perform any translation actions on it. Here’s a simple example of this:

alert(Drupal.t('hello world'));

The Drupal.t() function can take up to two arguments. They are (in order):

1. The string that should be translated.
2. An object containing name/value pairs for substitution into the string.

Here’s a brief example that makes use of both:

var params = {
"@siteName": SiteInfo.name,
"!url": SiteInfo.url
};
var txt = Drupal.t("The URL for @siteName is !url.", params);

Check out https://www.packtpub.com/create-multimedia-website-with-drupal/book