Where did my program go on Ubuntu?

what format is this in i try to upload in ogv format but it takes ages!
cool vid.

how did you make the window burn when you hit close? I have tried and can't figure out how.

If you install "compizconfig-settings-manager " from the repositories and then run System > Preferences > CompizConfig Settings Manager, you will find it in the "Close Animation" tab of the "Animations" button. Click on "Glide 1" or whatever the first item is in the list, click Edit and change the animation to "Burn".

I looked for it and it is not there. :(

Is there something I have to do?

I pronounce it the same way he does but with a different accent.

Something about the tone of voice he uses when he says gmanedit sounds funny to me.

The way you say "gmanedit" is funny.

how do you pronounce gmanedit?

So what languages besides English do you speak? Many? One? None? Is your accent just perfect in all of them? Some of them? None?

i really love UBUNTU! it's an amazing system. but i have to learn more to completely master him.en tout cas je vais y venir un jour proche et y rester, j'ai vus tourner quelques émulateurs dessus et croiyez moi, windows peut aller se coucher!

May I ask a doubt. In Windows, when you install a program, everything comes up in the folder where its installed (eg. Program Files) and everything is pretty straight forward.

In Linux, I don't understand where the files are going and what are the .exe equivalents in Linux ? And, its quite annoying that I get access to only the home folder (I mean, even if get full access, its really confusing whats going on) :(

Please reply !!! :(