I don't think that file is in a directory located in your desktop. As far as I remember, the NTLDR file is in the C drive. Look for it in your backup
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I don't think that file is in a directory located in your desktop. As far as I remember, the NTLDR file is in the C drive. Look for it in your backup
Thanks for your reply! I knew the option "force version" existed, but had never thought about its use... I'll try it in a virtual machine one of these days, and reply what happens.
Regarding the...
+1. It might be useful.
Quotes are not needed. To delete a file called "file", you can just type
rm file
and not
rm "file"
So the awk doesn't need the quotes.
Here's a link to a site where you can find debs.
http://linuxappfinder.com/
Just in case, backup that folder first! make a complete copy of your home folder before changing its permissions.
Right. If you see the files using this method, then the problem is about permissions. You can right-click your home folder (from the window you opened with gksudo nautilus), and go to the...
Hi. The main difference is the fact that .deb files are already compiled and ready to install, just by double-clicking them. Other differences come from this one. For example, .deb files are not...
You can use a virtual machine. Install virtualbox, for example; it lets you create a virtual computer in which you can install windows. That way, IE would be perfectly integrated with windows and...
Weird thing... What happens if you uninstall VLC? Does it complain about not finding it, or does it open the folder it shoud? What about reinstalling?
I once had a problem like that. The files weren't missing but with wrong permissions. Try opening nautilus as root (in the terminal "gksudo nautilus"), and see if the files are actually there. If...
Hi, all. Ubuntu 10.04 has nautilus 2.31, which has a couple of features i don't like:
·space bar doesn't open multiple folders, like ENTER does. Sometimes it's more comfortable to hit the space bar...
glad you found it useful!
Does Adobe Reader appear in the list of right-click-->properties-->"open with" tab?
As far as I've seen, deleteing an application from there makes it stop appearing in the contextual menu.
First, I understand that you already tried right-clicking the pdf file, then going to properties, "open with" tab, and selecting evince as the default in the list of applications.
If you already did...
+1.
Be careful when deleting something root owns.
Sorry, what kind of software would you need?
This is something I've found useful a couple of times: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Linux_software_equivalent_to_Windows_software
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Yeah, the name "menu bar" is not very intuitive. And even less considering that there's an item called "main menu".
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Don't knwo if this will be of your interest, but you can make programs run from the terminal stay opened after closing it. The terminal command should be for example "epiphany &". Once it's launched,...
Have you tried Applications--> Software Center (or "add/remove software")?
+1.
I've had that kind of issue when opening Evolution: I had to type that keyring everytime it was launched. I read the following solution in these forums i think, and it worked. I had to go to...
Maybe you can use the stickybit and also SUID or SGID (set user ID set group ID). One of the latter, when applied to a directory instead of a file, makes every file created into the folder belong to...
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