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  "canonicalUrl": "https://rickymoorhouse.uk/blog/2009/2009-03-12-customising-pocket-ubuntu-for-windows",
  "path": "/blog/2009/2009-03-12-customising-pocket-ubuntu-for-windows",
  "publishedAt": "2009-03-12T13:08:14.000Z",
  "site": "at://did:plc:r53zv4vpzeihop3aliwyejlu/site.standard.publication/3mos5q3a7jf2w",
  "textContent": "I've been playing about with Portable Ubuntu for Windows, as a replacement for my secondary machine at work, and customised the system a bit for my liking. This is going to be a working post for me to add notes on what I've changed so that I can find it again! Initially I was planning to build my own image based on Cooperative Linux, but decided that as Portable Ubuntu for Windows had most things configured it made a better starting point.\n\nMoving the notification popups\n\nThe default notification position is bottom right, which was appearing below the windows task bar - so I wanted to move them\n\n   Open up gconf-editor\n\n   Go to apps, notification-daemon\n\n  * Edit popup_location to suit your setup - I'm currently trying top_right",
  "title": "Customising Pocket Ubuntu for Windows"
}