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i wasn't targeting you, the 4gb ram thing a common misconception
my post wasn't some sort of reply to yours

the difference is noticeable, don't listen to that "it doesn't do anything unless you have more than 4gb of ram" rubbish.

few days ago i tested the 2 versions and the results showed great...

did you visit any computer stores lately?

http://laptopnews.ro/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Toshiba-Cloud-Companion-AC100-10D-500x500.jpg

i use thunar with openbox
you don't really need to install anything
whenever you need a file manager open thunar

that's what i do, but i do guess i don't really care about permissions and security, my sudo never asks for password and i find myself running as root most of the time
so in my case my solution...

here's a guide i wrote a while back while experiencing difficulties with tags on my sony walkman

http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/mp3_tagging

well, the root user is the owner of everything that's outside of your home folder
i suggest you create a folder inside your home folder and create a symbolic link to /var/www
that's what i did
...

check the keyboard shortcut list for XF86AudioLowerVolume

i never worked with unity, but there has to be a "place" where you set up keyboard shortcuts
now i do have a way of displaying the volume status and percent when changing volume, the bad part is...

geany can search within files, i'm not sure if it can within powerpoint files but it can with text files, you might want to give that a try

for the file names you can use the find command

find...

open grub.cfg

open a terminal and

sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg

and move the windows startup lines above the ubuntu startup lines

first of all, that's not the bios, that's called a bootloader
if you want to remove entries you will either have to remove the unused kernels or keep the kernels and just delete the extra text from...

respond like that and you'll probably not going to get any help

one way of creating links is via command line


ln -s /path/to/real/file /path/to/link (~ not allowed)

another way would be,...

what happens when you
shutdown -h now ?

most likely your browser or some download client is set to download in ~/Downloads

did you try umounting it from gparted?
also, are you sure you are not running any process from that drive?

what desktop environment are you using?

alt+f2

change
line 47
from
set gfxmode=auto
to
set gfxmode=640x480

you have to input your username first, then you will see a list of available des
and as far as i recall, ubuntu will remember the last DE that was last accessed and load that one on next boot

i don't know all possible answeres, i am just telling you what happened to me, maybe it's related

http://portforward.com/ has most of the routers available
pick yours -> "Click here to skip this...

wow! i'm shocked to find that the default is "consider recommended packages as dependencies"
many times i would go insane because of unwanted packages being downloaded and now i see that i never...

it could be that your router has a bad IP Flood Detection
that's what happened to me
it would confuse the ongoing torrent activity with a flood and it stopped the internet on that machine
i had to...

so let me get this straight
you have a pc and a laptop connected to a router then the internet stops working but when the laptop drops the wlan connection the internet is back up?

running more than one de won't cause any issues as far as i'm concerened but no, as awn depends on gnome you cannot have awn without gnome

you could try cairo-dock or wbar
or check the...

what i meant was try using html5 :P