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Did you read what I wrote him? That is exactly what I said. I wish users would take the time to read instructions, and they wouldn't have to deal with the kind of frustration they appear to have with...

Doesn't work for me either.

Did you install it from the PPA?

This walk-through has it listed about 2/3rds the way down the checklist. I tried it yesterday, and it installed fine from the PPA.
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It isn't your fault that the system is at EOL (End of Life), but that is a reality when using Ubuntu as your primary OS. If you wait until a system is no longer supported to test your DVD burning...

I set bleachbit so it cleans at shutdown.. Helps keep the browser running much faster too..

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You are definitely welcome.

I'm wondering now if it actually deleted your caches.. Try it without the gksu command this time.

just run in terminal:

bleachbit

not

gksu bleachbit

Here is a great new user guide as well:

https://debianhelp.wordpress.com/2011/08/02/how-to-maximize-system-performance-in-ubuntu/

Check it out when you get a chance..

Make sure to mark this...

I do this for living, independently.. And you msg me privately if you wish. I don't charge unless I can fix whatever is wrong. No nonsense.

Do you have a Kindle? I do.

You can migrate your ebooks directly from the cloud to Calibre instead of mounting a Kindle device to Ubuntu. That's why I suggested it. That is the underlying...

I think you are installing something that is causing a conflict too. You will have to try again and slowly try to figure out which package install is causing it, one at a time, and let us know.

No problem. Here is how you configure it:

https://debianhelp.wordpress.com/2011/08/02/how-to-maximize-system-performance-in-ubuntu/

9.10 is not at EOL (END OF LIFE)

Ubuntu doesn't support it anymore. You waited too long to upgrade your system. Now you need to do a fresh install:
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How specifically does that even address the user's problem? A new version of a browser has absolutely nothing to do with the repository PGP error they are receiving.

Next time maybe try providing...

Does this happen when you install it from the PPA instead?

It is about 1/3rd the way down the new user checklist:
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I had the same problem, and then I ran bleachbit to clean out the browsers, and now they are as fast as when I first installed them:

sudo apt-get install bleachbit
gksu bleachbit

Use Calibre instead of Kindle. Calibre is linux native, and works better than Kindle and does all the same functions too. It is about 3/4 the way down the new user checklist:
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I suggest running synaptic instead. Here is a new user walk-through to get your familiar with how it works:
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You want bleachbit:

sudo apt-get install bleachbit
gksu bleachbit

Careful that it doesn't delete your passwords. Schedule it to work on shutdown, and you will be very happy with the result.

If you honestly can't remember what you did to manually undo whatever it is that was reconfigured, your best bet is to reinstall Ubuntu 11.10:
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Sounds like your system make not be configured to handle the job.

Buy a flash drive or a thumb drive for 10 bucks and migrate your data onto that instead.

If you waited until your system was...

You are going to need to buy windows discs if you want to install Windows properly.

Stick with Ubuntu until you can afford it. After a while you may decide you don't really need Windows after...

Did you install Java on Ubuntu yet like this:

https://debianhelp.wordpress.com/2011/11/13/how-to-install-sun-java-se-1-7/

Well you did enough for the Windows disc to detect the drive at least. It would format it for you. You would at least get a prompt with the Windows Installation cd. Note: Windows Installation can...

That sounds right. :)

Did you try chmod?

You need to chmod your newly created files in Linux to make them executable.

Research chmod command on Google search engine.

Every file you create in Ubuntu needs to have...