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I downloaded the ISO and was told by my iso-recorder when I went to put it on CD that it was a DVD. Do you know where the CD image is?

That's my next step. I guess I can copy the ISO from Windows to Linux, right? That is, I don't need to download it again.

The checksums are the same.
And the CD is 700mb.

As I said, Lubuntu worked fine.

ubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso

I didn't see a choice anywhere.

I had a weird problem trying to burn 12.04. I downloaded the ISO just fine to an XP machine at work (faster connection than home). When I went to burn the ISO to CD, as I have done with every...

It looks to me like you file-copied the .iso file to CD rather than using the iso recorder method. Is that true? If so, it won't work as a liveCD. Otherwise, just put the CD in and re-boot. When...

I have an eeePC 701 4G. I used to use EasyPeasy and it worked fine, except that it was too big. I have since switched to Bodhi (http://www.bodhilinux.com/). That works great for me.

Sorry, I've been away for a while. I will try the suggestions indicated in the links. Just for completeness, I'm not running Compiz (that I know of). My graphics won't support 3-D so I'm in 2-D...

Since 11.10 (I know, I've just been living with it) I can't get Firefox to come up in non-full screen mode. Does anyone know the steps to overcome that?

So, all that said, what is it that you do and will do with your computer. I ask because if you play a lot of games, you may find Ubuntu doesn't support the ones you like. If you do a lot of...

That doesn't sound right to me. Python 2.7 should be compatible with everything written for Python 2.6.

From the message, I suspect you're referring to an erroneous path.

Thank you. I missed that.

Greeting,
Before 11.10, I always had to enter the admin password to download and install updates. Now, I find that I usually don't. I think I sometimes still have to but I haven't noticed a real...

Greeting.
I'm running 10.10 on my EeePC (4g) now. I made USB-stick 11.04 installation medium to install Natty on it. The flash drive is fine since I'm running Natty right now in LiveCD mode. ...

I had a problem with 10.10 UNR on my ASUS eeePC. What I did to resolve it was create a clean USB installer, using the "reformat" option to get rid of anything that might have been on the drive...

I haven't actually tried any of this but in another context I found this link, http://www.lautman.net/mark/coo/index.html to enhance OOffice Draw.

I just use a flash drive and copy off all of Documents and any special directories (in my case, 'python') and then copy them back after a clean install.

10.04 Netbook Remix
ASUS
EEEPC 701 (4g)

No problems other than the known false alarm "bad battery".

I use GTK on my Ubuntu machine but only because that's what comes with Ubuntu. On my Windows machine at work I use Tkinter, again because that's what comes with the installation.

My guess is that it depends on how you have your data organized. Without seeing your code it's hard to say but if you have lists of data organized by frequency, or a dictionary of lists of data...

I like Tkinter on the PC (but I was already familiar with Tcl/Tk). On my Linux PC I use GTK because it works well with Gnome.

Perhaps a Linear Regression (Least Squares Fit) or even Polynomial Fit.

I'm not claiming this is great but it can be extended to do what you want. I wrote it long ago in BASIC and have translated into each language I moved to since. It plots a vector in 3D using GTK.

VBA isn't something that pertains to LINUX at all in my experience but I do use it at work.

Take a number, n.
Convert it to a hex string: h=hex(n)
Note that this may require adding on the...

LISP, like so many things, seemed like a good idea at the time. Like Esperanto, it never really got the legs it may have (hypothetically) deserved.