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I have a wireless network printer that I setup on a desktop. Other (non-admin) users on the desktop cannot see the printer. I added them to the lpadmin group and can install printers under each...

You get Debian at http://www.debian.org/ Be aware though, Ubuntu is built on Debian, so it might be largely familiar, but Ubuntu's developers put a lot of polish on the OS... right down to the...

I am running Linux Mint Debian Edition on mine. The Unity interface was the main reason I removed Ubuntu. On a netbook, Unity is really difficult to work with. Keep in mind, if you go with an...

Spinal Tap?

Just throwing this idea out there, but would it be immoral to download a movie for a single viewing if you subscribe to Netflix and they carry the movie for streaming but don't offer a Linux client? ...

If you are looking to leave Ubuntu, why not leave for Debian. Bring some downstream ideas back upstream. Debian is rock solid and stable and it's time to work on the next release. Giving back to...

Why not eliminate the launcher and just run an autohide terminal instance to let you type the stuff in? A GUI is for clicking stuff isn't it? Can we get the keyboard overlays for the shortcuts like...

I am not a fan. Both Unity and Gnome-shell have taken a step back by requiring typing to launch applications again. I thought the idea of a GUI was to eliminate the keyboard in navigating the OS.

Oh, my bad. Well, it "software center" won't install it, why not try using synaptic


alt+f2 synaptic
or
open gnome-terminal and type:
sudo synaptic
or
open gnome-terminal and type: ...

It looks like it is installed. Please open a terminal and run foxit from the terminal. Please post the output here.

I can't walk you through it, because I don't have it setup, but I think you might have to go back and check the configuration options. Simply installing the software doesn't setup the server. There...

Check out DraftSight. I find it works better than AutoCAD 2010. Seriously, why the hell would the put a ribbon interface on a program with so many options?

I am really sorry to hear that. It doesn't make any sense though..

If you are going to reinstall, go through the process and see if you can set the installer to leave the array alone, but mount it as the ext4. The data should still be there. Just don't format the...

Grahammechanical: Wow, I just went into classic mode on 11.04 and my Debian Squeeze machine and neither one has the option where I thought it was. Your Nautilus route was the only way to get there. ...

This might be a stupid question, but is /dev/sda part of the array that you are trying to reassemble?

It seems like the superblocks that tie your array together are screwed up. You can try
sudo mdadm --assemble --force --scan /dev/md1
or
sudo mdadm --assemble --force /dev/md1 /dev/sd[bcd]

To...

Ok, try doing
sudo mdadm --detail --scan

let's see the output from that.

My pleasure. Happy to help. If the network is taking 30 seconds, set the sleep number to 90 in my little script. That is not the ideal solution, but as long as it works, who cares!

sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/md0 /mnt/raid

You will have to change the /dev/mdxxxx number accordingly. I think it should be md1 on your setup. That should at least make it accessible. I am trying to...

OK, if you said "Do Not Use", then Ubuntu doesn't know how the disk is formatted. Don't forget the "disk" is actually the raid array. Is the array assembled correctly? If so, you will have to...

Since you have not received any other replies, here's what I would do. This probably isn't the best way, but it might work.

Open synaptic
Search for GDM
Mark for reinstallation
Apply

Follow...

I am posting from Natty, so I might be a little bit off on this, but...

In the GNOME main menu, go to System>Preferences>Removable Media
Look in there for the option that says to play CD's when...

If they are Ubuntu (or any Linux) machines you have to make sure that you install and configure SAMBA to get them to show up in a Windows network. Nautilus has the ability builtin to browse them,...

Did you specify a filesystem type or set a mount point that will get over written during install?

trying running testdisk on the raid and see if you can detect the partition table. You might just...