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There are better protocols for that use. Like SSH (SFTP). Just make sure you configure it to use another port than the default.

You cannot use the fglrx (ATI) driver on your NVIDIA graphics card. Simple as that, fgl_glxgears is an ATi thing.

pics or it didn't happen. :lolflag:
I really do not believe that Karmic comes with an automatic bios upgrade for a specific brand of laptops. I'd check that usb drive of yours for any bios updates...

I'll play:

Thanks man, some of those I already knew about, but it doesn't hurt to have a few in the toolbox.

Yes you are installing to the virtual harddisk you create when creating the virtual machine. The harddisk will be created inside ~/.VirtualBox in your home folder. So make sure you have enough space...

tried mt-daapd? also known as firefly, you get a "iTunes stream" with that that Amarok, rhythmbox and banshee all can see. Been using that one for a long time.

Prey is another good game, they have a linux version now too I hear. Don't forget about Quake 4.

I've tried it. Can tell you that these games works on it, haven't tested more.
10800 Zombies, works, is a bit slow.
Resident Evil 2, works.
Fallout Tactics, works, hangs for a few seconds now and...

Nautilus: edit -> preferences -> preview. Set show thumbnails to always.

http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/165

Or, you could go the easy way and exchange harddrives, put the larger one in the server if you don't need the space on your workstation.

Edit,...

Megadeth - A tout le monde.

Just boot from the cd as you normally do, when you reach the desktop, look under the Administration menu. If it's not there, you can install it. Even if you are using a live system, use the Synaptic...

sda1 is NOT the windows installation, but probably a "recovery partiton".
sda2 is windows, the "*" under Boot in the above tells me that. And the size, and the NTFS filesystem.



And that...

run
mysql_secure_installation in the terminal and set a password for mysql root, it is NOT the same as root on you system btw. Then just accept the defaults and you will be fine.

Just configure your audio input to the device that is your mic, and set the others to pulse in skypes configuration.

Anyone with physical access to any machine can do just about anything to it. If you want it more "secure" set a BIOS password + a GRUB password. And disable booting from USB and CD. This goes for any...

Desktop:
AMD Athlon XP 2600+
Nvidia 6200 AGP 128MB
1,5Gb RAM
40 + 80GB IDE drives
Fedora 10 KDE-4.2

Laptop:
Acer Aspire 5102 wlmi
AMD Turion x2

I'm not 100% sure about this, but you might want to have look at remastersys, http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/ubuntu.html

Danzig - Twist Of Cain

i just had a nerdgasm :lolflag:

I think you should have a look at VMware Workstation:



You can get the trial version to test it out, registration is needed though.

http://www.vmware.com/products/ws/new.html

Have you tried the alternate version? You can find it here: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
also, how much RAM do you have?

That looks like significant improvement! :guitar:

Also, if you are new to ubuntu or linux in general, I suggest you use nano instead of vi that is used in that guide. Personally I find nano easier to use.