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Lucid Lynx includes a new applet located in the top panel, next to the Date and the Shutdown button, as is shown in Figure 15-1. It is the MeMenu, and it was so important for the developing team that its interface was sketched by Mike Shuttleworth himself. The MeMenu is the cornerstone of a strategy to make you feel like there is no real difference between your local account and your online persona; they are one and the same. Once you log in to Ubuntu, you are online!

I ll explain why in Installing Virtual Machines Using Xen later in this chapter. However, for clarity s sake, I ll use these words anyway, but with the following definitions. The host is the physical machine that offers virtualization services, and the host may or may not run a specialized operating system to offer these services. A guest is a virtual machine without any management responsibilities with regard to virtualization.

The MeMenu allows you to set status for instant messaging (IM) accounts and to broadcast posts to all your social networks, including Twitter and Facebook. Not all sections are shown by default; some only appear after you have configured certain types of accounts.

Figure 15-1. The MeMenu allows you to set IM status and to broadcast to your social networks. Title: The Title section includes an icon representing the online status of your IM accounts, and your short name as specified in About Me (see 9). It could be that your multiple Chat accounts will have different statuses; in that case, the icon appears as a thick dash or as disabled if no Chat account has been created. Me: The Me section contains a photo and your full name, as specified in About Me. Broadcast: The Broadcast section consists of a text box. It is shown only if you have created at least one Broadcast account. You can enter text in the box, and it s posted to all checked Broadcast accounts the moment you press Enter. Be aware that some social networks limit the number of characters of your posts (Twitter s tweets are limited to 140 characters; Facebook status updates can run to 420 characters). IM Status: The IM Status section lets you set the status for multiple Chat accounts. You have several options: Available, Away, Busy, Invisible, and Offline. Selecting one option sets all Chat accounts to that status. Account Configuration: The Account Configuration section lets you associate your online accounts with your profile. You can create both Chat accounts and Broadcast accounts. There s also a pointer to Ubuntu One, a cloud-based storage service about which we will talk later in this . The MeMenu relies on Empathy (already seen in 14) for Chat accounts and on Gwibber (more about it later) for Broadcast accounts. Those applications should be installed if you want to create accounts of each type.

If your SQL implementation is case-sensitive, you need to be aware that some data values may not have the expected case. Someone may have entered dan rather than Dan as a member s first name in the Member table. In case-sensitive implementations, a query with the clause WHERE FirstName = 'Dan' will not retrieve his information. As mentioned in 2, using a function that converts strings of characters to uppercase will help find the right rows. In Listing 11-14, we convert FirstName (temporarily) to uppercase, and then compare that with the uppercase rendition of what we are seeking.