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sudo apt-get install wallpaper-tray

first i would try to back up bookmarks

and then remove ~/.mozilla/firefox/ directory
to see if works

what version u run? the ppa version has a new feature called intellihide, maybe that can do the trick

I guess that unetbootin only creates usb live "cds", that's why your changes were not saves.
You have to make a persistent install

if I got it right, you want to install windows with ubuntu already installed, right?

here is a great guide to do that.

try to run them from terminal too see why they close

just type the program name in terminal and you will see what's happening to them

AcetonISo can do that i guess,
but for mounting maybe libdvdcss2 will be enuogh, from Medibuntu repos.

not sure about that, they create folders in your home dir.

Is the BSOD happening only with torrent files?
What driver do you use in Vista to access ubuntu partitions?
I used to have BSODs simply when accessing ubuntu partition from windows

for ext3 you can do it from terminal with

sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdaX

just be careful to format the correct drive

for ntfs i don't know how it works in terminal, just in gparted

I've never used gimp but maybe your problem is related to file permissions.
Try to see if it happens when u transfer your brushes as root, starting nautilus in terminal with
gksudo nautilus
...

dropbox works fine with ubuntu
and also there is ubuntu one

deluge maybe?

if you boot in recovery mode you should be able to set up your monitor settings with



ps: and please do not bump ur thread so quickly, someone will always help

what do you mean by mozilla site? if firefox 3.5, the best way would be to install it the ubuntu from a repo,

http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main

foud this guide for you:
Dual Boot Ubuntu / Windows (2 Drives)

maybe this thread might interest you

Firefox profile in RAM for increased speed and stability

I forgot its name, but if you right click to panel you can add an applet to shows the windows wich are open

it should be ok if you installed java the ususal way from repos

# tar xvzf package.tar.gz
# cd package
# ./configure
# make
# make install

generally is like this

but after unpacking the archive there must be a description in readme

/home/username/desktop

?

where did you save it?

where is your gpg file located?

that nautilus opened from software sources is root nautilus

you can install it with the hardware driver manager in
System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers

install bootchart to see where it hangs

sudo apt-get install bootchart

it will place a png image of all the boot process in /var/log/bootchart