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I burnt a cd and I got the same results,I pressed the up key and it stops randomly when it starts and stops things i can get some examples

And i have allways like Gnome classic as a desktop enviroment

I am installing the 32bit version, I am using a win vista with a intel pentium to make the usb boot
I will try 12.04.1

hmm okay thanks

I have redownloaded the iso about 4 times through unetbootin and manually, could it be i need to use a cd/dvd rather than a usb?

Same thing

I have a hp pavilion zv5000

My windows xp install died and I made a Ubuntu USB install (13.04 32bit) with unetbootin when i start my computer the unetbootin screen appears and i press install...

yay 100

Turns out after all it was corrupted next time i will manually backup

Thank you elfy for moving the thread i should have asked it here to start with

I should take yhis to mint forum all i wanted to know if there was another external way of viewing the files

Thanks though

No i dident but im on mint now would i need to reinstall ubuntu just to get them back?

Is it possible I reentally installed mint whilst I wait to get more ram
and lost some important files at the same time (not related) and they are in a deja dup backup but i have no idea how to...

oh i had problems with unity being very slow and having items missing(like side bar ect)

@mlentink your signuture is classy

is the desktop slow when you first load it?

in the file you installed it too there should be a launcher you could then make a shortcut

the command line is 'eclipse' if you cant find the launcher

urm wow that is a lot!

No it can only backup 5gb i belive.

Oh to add if you want rock solid backup you can use the daja-dup backup tool that uses Ubuntu one no install required!

just installed to get point of view if you cannot open crash plan use the command line


/usr/local/bin/CrashPlanDesktop

find out where you put the file (Nivida drivers) for example if they were in the downloads folder you would open terminal (ctrl+alt+t)quick way and type


cd Downloads
then type

sudo...

There are many videos on Youtube just type in 10 things to do after installing Ubuntu.

Some are not the best but there are some with good tips that could suit.

Depends very much what you are like for example I use Gnome 3 my personal preference

If you are using unity you can install Myunity from The Ubuntu soft where centre.

And also what you are...

can you open terminal? ctrl + alt + t ?

Thanks great tutorial!

All done I have now got a swap file :)

Thank you to all the helped :)

okay thank you I understand now