Don't prepend sudo. You caused the directory to be created by root, and consequently lack write access to it.
Now you need to do:
sudo rm -r ~/Desktop/NAEV
and re-run:
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Don't prepend sudo. You caused the directory to be created by root, and consequently lack write access to it.
Now you need to do:
sudo rm -r ~/Desktop/NAEV
and re-run:
Did you run
mkdir -p ~/Desktop/NAEV && cd ~/Desktop/NAEV && wget http://naev.googlecode.com/files/naev-0.4.2-linux-x86-32 && wget http://naev.googlecode.com/files/ndata-0.4.2 && chmod +x...
I'm assuming you closed the terminal and opened another. By default, the terminal starts in ~/ (one directory above the desktop). To get back to the NAEV directory, you need to cd ~/Desktop/NAEV/
...
Ugh, okay.
I just fired up a VM. Getdeb's repo for 9.10 is missing packages, the 10.04 one isn't but I'm doubting packages from it would run on 9.10.
So, here's what we'll do:
mkdir -p...
Your repos are likely out of date. Run:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install naev naev-data
So you haven't installed it, then.
Run:
sudo apt-get install naev naev-data
... and the game, along with the shortcut, will be installed.
So, the repository is enabled and you've presumably installed the package. Is the shortcut present in Applications -> Games?
What happens if you try and run this?
naev
When you visit http://www.playdeb.net/install/naev what happens? It should give you a prompt from Firefox. After that, a package update should run, and NAEV will be downloaded and installed.
If it...
You need to install PlayDeb's package first - it sets up the repository (here). Once you've done that, you can install anything from PlayDeb.
Yes, you can recover files. But stop writing to the drive immediately, or you risk losing them. Simply put, a regular deletion merely removes references to data. The data is still there, but the...
Heh. Funny coming across this (I'm one of NAEV's developers). If you got the tarball from the Google Code site, it's probably a source tarball - You'd have to compile it yourself.
If you're...
If you're serving potentially malware-laden files, you should install ClamAV on the server and run periodic scans of the directory you share with the Windows system.
The only security issue occurs...
You can act based on detected file type, as well.
For example:
find ~/ -type f -not -iname '*.sh' -not -iname '*.pl' -not -iname '*.py' -print0 | xargs -0 file -0 | awk -F '\0' '{ print $1...
No, just XMPP/Google Talk. For AIM/Yahoo/MSN video and audio chat, I think you're out of luck on Linux at present.
Pidgin (and Empathy, likely) supports file transfers on all major protocols.
...
Check out man free.
The -m flag outputs sizes in megabytes. You could use -g for gigabytes, but be warned that it only prints integers - Which is to say, 1.9 GB of usage will be rounded down to 1...
Pidgin is the most widely-used IM client on the *nix platform.
It has video and audio chat support, though it's presently only functional for XMPP/Google Talk. The framework used intends to...
/etc/ is for system-wide configurations, the Firefox profile is contained in ~/.mozilla/firefox - If you want the old one, it will be in $MOUNTPATH/home/$USER/.mozilla/firefox/, $MOUNTPATH being...
Your link points to http://ubuntuforums.org/www.logicsupply.com rather than http://www.logicsupply.com/.
Logic Supply has a good reputation, but the feasability depends on what you're looking for....
You can do a loopback mount via:
sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 YOURISO /media/cdrom/
For simpler, interactive use I'd just recommend running:
tr '\n' ' '
and then pasting in the input, followed by ^D (Ctrl-D) to terminate and get space-delimited output.
Yes. Edit ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml and change <titleLayout>'s value to something like IMCNDL.
You can also do this with obconf. IMC = Iconify, Maximize, Close.
That's tiny, typical of a fresh boot. You might also try du -sh (summarizes, and prints human-readable output) in future.
That's barely a quarter megabyte. To contrast, after a month of uptime and...
There are a fairly large number of 2-player games. I'm assuming you prefer two-players-at-one-keyboard to hotseat?
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Frozen Bubble. It's akin to Puzzle Bobble or...
You could set up a cronjob to backup ~/.macromedia, if it's really important to you.
It seems rather odd that files that aren't being written (e.g. saves for other games) would be touched at all,...
For the most part, yeah. There are a few missions outside of that campaign, but it's the only multi-mission campaign at present.
F2 opens the console, documentation here. If you're just...