For a different approach, here's a one-liner du command, human readable, with directories sorted by increasing size.
du -k --max-depth=1 | sort -n | cut -f2 | xargs -d '\n' du -sh
I use this in a...
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For a different approach, here's a one-liner du command, human readable, with directories sorted by increasing size.
du -k --max-depth=1 | sort -n | cut -f2 | xargs -d '\n' du -sh
I use this in a...
Well said Bucky. I agree, I always have /home on a separate partition. It makes it so much easier to install a new version or another distro.
Hello and welcome. I see caljohnsmith just said pretty much what I'm about to say...
10 GB is adequate for a linux installation. By that I mean it's enough room for the base OS installation plus...
According to the virtualbox site, the VERR_ACCESS_DENIED error seems to be related to a permissions problem.
So lets start over.
I see from your error picture that the file resided in...
Try placing the iso somewhere in your /home directory and then have virtualbox boot from that iso. I run isos all the time from my hard drive inside virtualbox and it works just fine. But that's when...
USB drives usually mount to /media. So look there and see if there's a subdirectory called "usbdisk" or perhaps the disk label.
ls /media
As far as copying files from the usb drive - where are...
You're welcome - I'm glad you solved it.
Regarding the deleting of the leftover folder - Where is this folder located? You can only (normally) delete files and folders that are in your /home directory. Files and folders outside your home...
Check to see if the nvidia driver is being used. Open up the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf and look for the "Driver" line. If it says
Driver "nvidia" then the restricted nvidia driver is being...
You can put aliases in .bashrc (you don't absolutely need a .bash_aliases file), although I like using the .bash_aliases file so I don't have to hunt thru my .bashrc file to find the aliases section.
To do exactly what you asked, using only rar:
I don't know how to do it with any GUI, but from the command line it's easy.
Open a terminal and use this command:
rar a -r -m3 -v5g archivename...
Hmmm, as far as I know, the exclude= option works for directories too. A few questions:
What does get rsync'd, if anything, when you run the command? Or does the whole command fail (i.e, nothing is...
Sounds like a good plan. With the ease of installing nowadays, it's no sweat. I can highly recommend the separate home partition. I've had no trouble at all with it. As far as being able to set up...
OK, if you have already formatted the xp partition to ext3, then problems #1 and 3 are moot.
As for #2, that's not a problem either. You can move your /home to the old xp partition if you'd like...
System Settings > Appearance > Icons (for icon themes)
System Settings > Appearance > Window Decorations and
System Settings > Appearance > Style also have stuff you can change, like widgets and...
Good job. I didn't know about the group write thing on ~/
I think the permissions on the ~/.ssh directory are supposed to be drwx------
That's why you are getting the "bad ownership or modes" error.
Change the permissions:
chmod 0700 ~/.ssh
Hey thanks. I had not heard of this, it looks pretty neat. I'll give it a try next time I install KDE4.
yeah I agree, still a bit buggy. I tried it out last weekend on an arch linux install I just did. Hated the default menu thing. Fortunately you can switch back to the "classic" menu, which is the...
Processor: Core 2 Duo E6550
Graphics: onboard nvidia 7100
RAM: 2 gig (I forget the brand)
Motherboard: ECS GF7100PVT-M3 (V1.0) (nVIDIA Geforce 7100/nForce 630i chipset)
onboard gigabit...
Hi and welcome. I can answer a few of these....
No need to convert anything. Install a package called "ubuntu-restricted-extras" using the synaptic package manager. That package will install...
NTFS doesn't support linux file permissions either - that's why you get the error.
Are you transferring files to a fat32 formatted disk? I've seen that message when I copied files to a fat32 drive.
It sounds like your sister changed the disk label. Reformatting does not change the disk label, that's why when you've reformatted the disk the label stayed the same. I believe gparted can change...
Well, I'm outta ideas :( As you said, something else is causing this, it's not just a ktorrent problem if other apps are also affected.
Hopefully someone else will join in and help.