Honestly, I don't think we need yet another Ubuntu forum. However, if the idea is to eventually transition to the new platform, I don't have a problem with that.
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Honestly, I don't think we need yet another Ubuntu forum. However, if the idea is to eventually transition to the new platform, I don't have a problem with that.
It's also possible you've put it in fullscreen mode, try pressing F11
EDIT: And it's
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade not
sudo apt-get upgrade
I'm pretty sure the problem isn't qtwebkit's javascript engine, since Firefox uses the Gecko rendering engine which has its own javascript engine.
It's something that (If I recall correctly) the EU requires that sites that use cookies do to tell their users that the site uses cookies. Everything is fine.
And I'd expect to only see security updates for packages that a server might use, since the server version doesn't go EoL for another almost 2 years. For future LTS releases, this will be different...
Lubuntu might work, though it might be a little slow. It'd probably help if you could bump the RAM up to 1 GB, though.
If you want KDE, you can just open a terminal and run
sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
You could still use ext3 on newer releases of Ubuntu. Heck, you can still use ext2, and there are some cases where it makes sense to use ext2 *cough*SSD*cough*
There's probably multiple instances of you logged in (i.e. you in X and you in the terminal you typed "uptime" into).
I don't actually have a Mac, I'm just repeating what I've heard elsewhere.
Anyway, it seems that the special Mac disk image only exists for lubuntu, so the other flavors might have the Mac support...
I think there are special liveCDs/liveDVDs for Macs because their EFI doesn't deal well with stuff made to run on a computer with a BIOS (or something)
And you shouldn't need to reinstall a drive.
You should be able to open a terminal and run
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
The first part (before the &&) will update your list of packages and the second part (after the &&)...
I don't see why a lubuntu installaton wouldn't be another option.
This doesn't exactly solve your question, but from the announcement of 11.10's EoL regarding 12.04 (the latest LTS release)
Which implies that LTS releases get some, though probably not all,...
If I had to guess, and perhaps someone else could confirm this, an apache2 process gets forked to deal with each request (and then, at least theoretically, dies when the request is finished)
Have they even made 2 GB hard drives in the last 4 years? Heck, the company my mom used to work for was deploying computers with 4 GB hard drives in 1998.
Why "fix" what ain't broken. Oh well, nothing a quick
sudo apt-get install firefox won't fix.
No offense to anyone, but I don't see any reason to use anything Solaris-based other than ZFS, and I think that's been ported to BSD and is in the process of getting ported to Linux via FUSE (if I...
I don't particularly like this proposed change. However, since it's dead simple to install firefox anyway, it's not that big of a deal. I mean, it's not like they're removing firefox from the repos.