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you could start by shrinking the clock fontsize for one

just an update, i went with this suggestion and made a template for each line, tho i had to add an offset otherwise i wound up with a space and a half between the lines and it went off the bottom of...

Thanks, i'll give it a go

I finally got around to making a conky(s) all seems to be going pretty well except for a couple settings/options in a couple of lines i have, for example, instead of --spaces is there another way to...

sudo aptitude install abiword

Sorted

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I have been down this road many times as I have been turning wrenches since before the inception of OBD. The trouble is the less expensive Code readers are limited in apps that can read them, my...

You could try;

sudo apt-get install pysdm

Then;

Menu>admin>Storage Manager

set to defaults, rename if you wish

1 - Right clicking the <filename>.tgz should give you an option to extract here.

2 - As a previous poster mentioned information in the README and INSTALL txt files will assist you.

3 - pms.sh...

Though my story isn't as scary, Ubuntu 9.10 did offer some challenges over previous releases. I have never seen the problems in a "mid-release" that were prevalent with the mass of rushed...

I also had sound issues with dvdrip, i switched to handbrake in mint and acidrip in ubuntu, i know this isnt a actual solve but maybe worth trying?

Try playonlinux it actually has a built in option to install Microsoft office within it, tho you may need to turn the downloaded file into an iso with bchunk or burn it to iso.

clonezilla +1

Is there an post in your /etc/fstab for it, if not i suggest installing pysdm (Storage manager) and set the drive to defaults and apply, it will auto mount with read/write for all on restart

actually, head to the OO website, grab the dictionary you want, download it, they right clickit and select open with OO, it will automatically install it

Right click on panel select add to panel, then select window list, windows will now appear there when minimized

I use cksfv for stuff like that, you can get it from here ,

once installed simply cd into the source directory and cksfv * > nameofsfv.sfv (* = everything in the directory)

then just send the...

Here ya go, scroll down and click on episode 1

sudo apt-get devede

sorted

you could install gprename ( i believe it is in the repos unless they took it out, you could google it) and this is a batch renamer so you could use the replace option and just put

before : txt...

sudo telinit 3 or sudo telinit 1 should do the trick for you

The easiest yet most powerful one i use is gprename

it should be in the repos

try in GOOGLE search

get program name

works for me

Way to vague to get help with, most will skip right over this one, need to know what are you installing cd/dvd/usb? is it seeing the install disk? is it booting straight to you're other os?

to merge the files into one you can use avidemux by opening the first one, clicking ok to anything it asks to re-map or unpack, then each additional one use

File > Append > then select the file
...

Sounds like another reason to head back to jaunty until the LTS is released, imo the dev team have totally lost their minds. They took a fairly problem free distro and basically "partially" stripped...