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sorry i should say please deactivate my account PS please rename the account also

as the title suggests i would like my account deleted

to get a list of installed programs

dpkg --get-selections or
dpkg -l

you should probably send the output to a file e.g. dpkg --get-selections >proglist
or dpkg -l proglist
then view it...

what Desktop enviroment do you use ?

as for makeing it non writeable chmod a-w whateverconfigfile

have you tried simply removing programs from the menu including the menu editor and makeing the config file for whatever menu non writeable for the child user ?

though once they get older you may...

you must have installed either tor or something that depends on tor
the log shows tor connecting to the tor network (as tor should)

why do you think those files appear to be encrypted though?

currently when i try sed -i 's/make/test/ ;143 q' file
it performs the desired substitution but after x number of lines and quitting any further content after the x number of lines is lost
(also...

this turns off the partitions user and group quota's
xfs_quota -x -c "off -ug" /home

then this removes the group quota
xfs_quota -x -c "remove -g" /home

it seems you cant just remove the...

it sounds like you installed windows 7 after having installed Ubuntu (not a good idea) can you confirm this?

it seems like you need to delete/move some files on your / partition probably files in /home

if you need a lighter version you could try lubuntu 14.04 a light weight version of ubuntu

http://lubuntu.net/

use sudo not su
and the password will be whatever your password is
that should fix the three authentication problems

as for getting ssh working try this guide ...

desktop Ubuntu 10.4 is no longer supported as of 2013-05-09(no security updates and no new software).
I strongly suggest you make a backup of any important files and install a newer version
such...

first download the attached script

then to make it executable run
chmod +x kernclean.sh

then sudo ./kernclean.sh

this should remove any old kernels that are no longer in use and free up...

can you remove the 2>/dev/null from the script and post some of the error messages if any ?

1 first create a file called script.sh and paste this into it

#!/bin/bash
find -type f >file
split -l 10000 file file2
cat file2aa|xargs mv -t '/home/testuser/testfolder' 2>/dev/null
...

you could add it to your /etc/fstab then it should always mount to the same place

(if this solves your problem please mark this thread as solved)

i would recomend getting a profesional data recovery service if its that important

it appears this means that if it comes across a symbolic link, it examines the file that the link points to

if i interpreted the information here correctly
...

assuming you have accidently put ubuntu on the drive and lost your files

if its important i would either pay for a profesional data recovery service

if its not quite so important you could try...

first to remove all duplicate copies of data
cd to the directory then run

fdupes -rdN .


if you dont have fdupes installed then
apt-get install fdupes

I have been trying to remove a previously set group quota so i could then set-up a project quota
but after reading the man page for xfs_quota /googling i still cant seem to get it right.
I would...

Google Earth is available for Linux from their web site it appears

http://www.google.com/earth/download/ge/agree.html

(if this solves your problem please mark this thread as solved)

when you say you cant acess it do you mean you get an error or a permission denied ?

could you post the output of

sudo lsblk -f

while the disk is attached

is it an internel drive (inside your computer) or an externel hard drive e.g. a usb drive
and what file system does it use?
if it has a ntfs filesystem installing ntfs-3g and rebooting may help
...