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It's blurry due to the resolution being incorrect.

Open the Screen Resolution settings (should be in System->Preferences) and have a look in there.

Ignore warakawa. He's just trolling.

It depends if JDownloader uploads any of that information elsewhere - but in any case, most routers disable external login connections unless specified in the router's settins.

Did it ask you if you wanted to install it alongside Windows? ("Split the hard drive between the two")

That is because it is trying to connect to the internet to install the drivers. Put the Ubuntu CD in the drive and try it again - it should install them from the CD (like it did when it was in LiveCD...

Say, when you were installing Ubuntu, did it ask you where to install it? As you may have just installed it onto the very same USB drive you were using, instead of onto the internal hard drive.

Change the graphics settings then.

Most of those old topics and guides will work just fine.

The CoLinux project is interesting - it runs a tiny version of Linux inside an exe file, and behaves just like a virtual machine - but it integrates seamlessly with the desktop.

Based on CoLinux,...

The fact you are getting alerts should be reassuring. That means they haven't gotten through your firewall. If it all went quiet, then you should be worried.

Somehow I doubt this will improve the speed of his wireless adapter.

By the connection being "uber slow 1mb" do you mean that it's going at 1MB/s, or that it should be at 1MB but it's going slowly?

I can only assume then that the game itself is bugging out. At least in this particular case.

Seems to be trying to access memory that isn't there any more. Have you checked your RAM for faults recently? That may be the issue.

Not to mention, Ubuntu is open source. You're free to change stuff, remember?

Undertakers, undertakers, undertakers, undertakers! ~ Ballmer

I use it because I like the freedom and stability of the OS. Also I like to have fun doing things with my network using it. An interesting example of fun is shown here:...

My college uses Linux as part of all its Computing-Related courses. They believe we should have a better view of all OS's, and I agree.

And guess which distribution they use?
Ubuntu 10.04 :KS
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A quick temporary fix for me is to right click on the bar in question, choose properties, and then show the hide arrows. Then, hide them again.

This thread is two years old - please check the posting dates. There are a few screenshot threads in the Community Café forum section.

This, so much. BFBC2 is very much the superior, in my opinion.

Yet another person who didn't read the terms and agreements.

Funny really.

The easiest way to do this would be to download a NES emulator (or whichever platform you're using) for Linux and use its built-in movie recording. Most emulators have a video-dump ability.
You will...

Perhaps on your windows machine you are running a lot in the background? Perhaps background applications are using your bandwidth (updating and so on) so you get an overall slower surfing speed?

You may think you're the only user. In many cases, services have their own user to contain their permissions to certain areas. As far as I can see, two of the five are "root" (the main...

Uh, there are heaps of games out for Linux. Hell, Unreal Tournament has Linux binaries.

And blender is the 3D application of choice for Linux users, and it can do everything 3DS Max can. In fact,...

Perhaps Ubuntu should set the screensaver not to lock the screen when the user has chosen to enable automatic logins.