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Or you could try running
nm-applet &in a terminal, then go to System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications and tick the nm-applet check box to have it autostart on boot

Sounds like you don't need a hard disk on the client at all - you could try creating a thin client network like this ;)

The non-commercial licence sounds like what you are looking for...
http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/

lspci | grep Networkshould give you your wireless

lspci | grep Ethernetshould give you your ethernet

Yep,
rm /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.stateworked for me. Cheers!

No I don't think it's a noobish question. I too have an eeepc901 and have lost networking. I'm using kubuntu 10.04, knetworkmanager tells me "Network management disabled".
Pinging the router...

You can
source ~/.bashrc
as well to save logging out ;)

That manual page is out of date. If you run
man intelin a terminal you will see that there is no longer the "XAA" option. There have been many changes to the intel driver recently and options such...

Your ubuntu grub was probably written to (hd0) and was overwritten by fedora. If you haven't changed your ubuntu /boot/grub/menu.lst you could try putting
title Other Linux
root (hd0,5)
configfile...

Well if you get impatient, why not install virtualbox and then install itunes in your virtual machine. For usb support you will need to use the PUEL version.

sudo apt-get install id3toolI haven't tried it but it should do what you want ;)

Have you edited /etc/hosts.allow? Mine looks like this:
sshd: ALL: ALLOWand /etc/hosts.deny:
ALL: ALL: DENY

ttf-dejavu: font family based on the Bitstream Vera Fonts with a wider range of characters

dejavu-sans-mono is a drop-in replacement

Think it's a bug. ooo3.1.1 in arch and sidux both have broken spell checking and I suspect in my kubuntu too :roll:
Downloading ooo3.2 now in arch - I'll let you know if it's fixed in a bit...

If you suspend to disk (ie hibernate) the contents of memory are written to hard disk, usually your swap partition. When you reboot the initramfs looks for a resume image there and reloads it into...

Try this:
sudo apt-get install alpinealpine is an updated version of pine.

This link explains a bit about the linux file structure

For Q2, you can use sshfs to mount your share to a mount point in your home directory.

As far as I can tell you can create a swap file wherever you want in the filesystem - see this link. Just make the file on your files partition, instead of "/mnt/512Mb.swap" in the example.

You should be able to permanently assign an ip address to the client machines in your router - it's called fixed mapping under DHCP server in mine.
HTH

The ext2ifs driver for windows works perfectly for my ext3 partitions.

Try booting into a live cd and running e2fsck (assuming you are using ext2 or ext3) on the drive in question. If that doesn't fix any errors then it looks like you have a hard disk failure on your...

Yeah, if you mounted the iso as in my instructions
sudo umount /mnt/image
Then I would use k3b to burn it to cd (Tools>Burn CD Image)
hth

Try this:

sudo mkdir /mnt/image

sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop /path/to/image.iso /mnt/image
Open /mnt/image in your file manager
hth

edit: don't forget to umount image when finished...

In a terminal, type
alsamixer
Tab across till you reach "mic". Toggle mute using "m".
hth