Can someone give me an idea how to install this latest version. I have downloaded the strawberry demo. I have then unzipped it. The instructions then say click on the install icon. However I cannot...
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Can someone give me an idea how to install this latest version. I have downloaded the strawberry demo. I have then unzipped it. The instructions then say click on the install icon. However I cannot...
The following are a few dedicated Linux gaming sites (in no particular order):
The Linux Game tome
Tux Games
Linux Games
linuX-gamers.net
You should get loads of ideas from these.
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My experience has been that you just need your login id and password. And that you should not have "talk.google.com" under advanced > server. That should be left blank.
When I imported my settings...
I started using the following (for the first time) in 2009:
Google Chrome - of course!
Keepnote - as I've recently started an OU (Open University) course, I found this to be an excellent...
The alternate CD has the ability to do everything the Live CD can do (and more).
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I have a couple of NSLU2's which are lower-powered. One is used a backup of the first. The other one I use as a file server, for torrents, storing my music etc etc.
They're on 24/7.
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It depends on what your personal view is of "need".
You don't "need" Adobe Flash to access and use the Internet. However having this installed certainly enriches your Internet experience....
sudo apt-get remove bluefish
That should do the trick.
However rather than uninstalling Bluefish, are you not able to get .php files to be associated with Aptana by right-clicking on a file,...
At the moment it seems there are problems with 64-bit Flash. So, how have you installed Flash?
And have you tried switching off desktop effects, for I believe in some instances this fixes the...
I have an HP Advent 6553 laptop. Following the installation of Karmic Koala (in my case 64-bit) I can't seem to switch the touchpad buttons to the left-handed configuration. And for left-handed folk...
BBC Radio 5 Live - England vs Croatia.
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As volkwagner says, for starters you shouldn't be mounting directly on to the /mnt directory create a folder within the /mnt directory itself, e.g.
sudo mkdir /mnt/netshare
and then mount your...
Firefox.
It works the way I want it, and has the add-ons I want. And because there are Linux, Windows (at work) and Portable App versions I can use it wherever and whenever.
I like Epiphany but...
It didn't take me long to adjust to Linux and the way it worked, possibly up to a month. I'd already been using Firefox, OpenOffice.org etc for a few months previous on Windows anyway.
And then a...
On this laptop: Ubuntu(my primary OS), gNewSense, Debian, Fedora and Windows Vista (it came with the laptop).
On my other pc's: Debian.
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Easier to forget your download and go straight to System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager and do a search for Firefox. Scroll down and you'll find that Firefox 3.5 is listed. Install it.
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Have to agree with lykwydchykyn, the age excuse is bo******. More pertinent is motivation (which has nothing to do with age) and can happen at any stage of life. I'm in my 40's and more driven to use...
Yes, when I was using Windows I had a few viruses. One I particularly remember because it was a swine to remove and infected my home network. Took me days to sort it out ...but I learnt, and it...
Unless you have strong reasons for needing a LTS release you are best choosing the latest and greatest, i.e. Jaunty (9.04), if for no other reason than it's the release that the majority of users on...
As already mentioned you can resize to your hearts content, however you'll need to do it using the Live CD.
If you do resize your partitions, as Sef indicated it might be a good idea to create a...
And if you press CTRL+ALT+F1 do you get a command prompt? This should take you to one of the "virtual terminals".
(And pressing CTRL+ALT+F7 would take you back to your gui by the way).
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Was watching a repeat of "Gregory's Girl" just the other night!
Flippin' eck! The 80's were my teen years.
Was into load of the early electronic stuff: Ultravox, OMD, Kraftwerk, Japan. Flock of...
Whether you're running the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Ubuntu the procedure is the same as oldos2er instructs.
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Usually you do tab and return.
However you can also install all that using Synaptic (System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager) if it gives you problems.
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Do you have the correct codecs installed? VLC uses it's own which are separate/different to those used by Rhythmbox. You'll probably want the various Gstreamer packages (good, bad and ugly).
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