Linux driver my SO is ubuntu 12.04 and my desktok gnome clacic

If you install Ubuntu (Linux), you will need a new set of drivers for Linux, you cannot use Windows drivers.
Most will come the distribution.
If not, you must contact the manufacturers for a Linux version of the driver that will work with your version of Ubuntu.

there are plenty of free OS's out their that are Linux based the one I would recommend is Ubuntu but you may want to change the style of the desktop manager you have a few to choose from xfce (like windows), kde, gnome and others are out their you just have to look

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The Ubuntu Linux operating system is available either with or without a desktop environment. The version with the desktop environment is meant for personal use and includes word processing, email and graphic editing software. The version without the desktop environment is called "Ubuntu Server." The server version does not come with any graphical software or productivity software. There are three different desktop environments available for the Ubuntu operating system. The default is the Gnome desktop. The other two are the KDE and the XFCE desktop environments.

Log into the server. Type the command "sudo apt-get update" to update the list of software packages available. Type the command "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" to install the Gnome desktop. Type the command "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop" to install the XFCE desktop. Type the command "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" to install the KDE desktop. Type the command "sudo reboot" to reboot the server. Ubuntu Linux Tutorials,Howtos,Tips & News http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-gui-in-ubuntu-server.html

Download yahoo messenger package from its website then double click the package and install it the same way like in windows... But make sure you downlad the .deb package file. Ubuntu is a debain based linux and has gnome desktop environment. I can probably give you an insurance that this would work

UBUNTU is a linux open source OS. Chances are your camera doesnt have a Linux driver and wasnt designed to operate under Linux. The website http://www.ubuntu.com/support/communityis the user support community for UBUNTU.. I would post your question there for assistance from someone with a similar model for your laptop. There is also a selection for real time chat support from other UBUNTU users. I have checked DELL website under your unit and it was made to run the Windows XP system so there are no Linux drivers available directly from Dell.

Here: http://gnome-device-manager.sourcearchive.com/documentation/0.2/dir_4d7551a3bb11785d15ea36a618453b9d.html

Hi,

First use the following command to see if your card is being detected by kernel.

cat /proc/bus/usb/devices

Then you can use the following script for the installation, you can check if this is for your version of Ubuntu.

#!/bin/bash

#This program automates task of setting up connection for Reliance USB Card on Ubuntu Hardy Heron. This program does not come with any warranty whatsoever. Please use it at your own risk.

# Detect Modem
echo "Modem Detected: $(lsusb | grep -i huawei | cut -d" " -f7-)"

# Get Connection Number from User
echo "Enter Your Reliance Data Card Connection Number : "
read connection
echo "Setting up connection with $connection"

#Install Gnome PPP Package
echo "Installing Required Packages.."
sudo apt-get install -y -q gnome-ppp wvdial

#Add entries to /etc/ppp/ppp-secrets and /etc/ppp/chap-secrets
echo "I:Modifying necessary system files to allow dialing with Gnome PPP..."
sudo chmod 666 /etc/ppp/pap-secrets /etc/ppp/chap-secrets
echo "$connection * $connection" >> /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
echo "$connection * $connection" >> /etc/ppp/chap-secrets
sudo chmod 600 /etc/ppp/pap-secrets/etc/ppp/chap-secrets

#Start Gnome PPP
echo "We are all set.... "
echo "Starting Dialer..."
gnome-ppp &
exit 0

well it depend but i prefer ubuntu

No driver is neccessary. When you plug the camera into the USB port, Ubuntu should automatically mount the camera. If not, Open a command prompt and type the following command and post the output here:

dmesg | tail

You say you're running Ubuntu/Kubuntu. Which on are you using? Kubuntu uses the KDE desktop rather than GNOME, the default for Ubuntu. The user interface is different.

If the camera is mounted as it should be, it would be mounted under /media (Usually /media/disk), and that directory would contain all your pictures.