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Well, you could always try using Inventor in a virtual machine. Granted, the 3d performance is going to be abysmal so I am not sure how usable it will be. I have used AutoCAD in a virtual machine for...

sudo apt-get install gpm

Hope that helps.

As far as I know, that while the default xorg.conf settings are sparse, you can still add sections just as before. The following is what I have done to set my tap zones and stuff. You should be able...

Remove Evolution, Ekiga, Bluetooth and Palm apps. Install xchat and pidgin to get me through all the file copying that lies ahead.
Copy all my config files over. ftp, apache, xorg, apt sources,...

Note, this can break your X Graphic settings and dump you into the recovery mode on Intrepid. Make sure to back up to working xorg.conf file. You should be able to edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file...

Sometimes the files you download fail a hashcheck, so it deletes the bad sections and attempts to redownload them. It's better than getting a corrupted file or having to redownload the entire thing.

Sweet. I had the same problem a while back. Glad it worked for ya.

Do you have a swapfile? Maybe its trying to read the whole thing or something. Might be a good idea to do a sanity check on the files listed. If they are too big, dump them.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351&highlight=find+uuid

Try the second half for the example where it can't find grub.

From my experience it seems that the processor converts whatever you are trying print into postscript. For me, when I try to print large pdf files, it just hangs for several minutes before actually...

Well, I said to use the hardy repo since Intrepid is not listed as an option on the download page I linked. Yes, if you browse to http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/dists/ it lists...

The non-free repos are on this page:
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads

I just used the Hardy repos they have listed.

Personally I prefer having something detachable like a USB external harddrive. There is less chance of your backups going wrong. You can't accidentally delete data from a drive thats not plugged in....

Try:

sudo lshw -C cpu
And look under capabilities.

For example mine says:
capabilities: boot fpu fpu_exception wp vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat clflush dts...

I have a maxtor external harddrive enclosure. It shows up as a removable drive in linux without any extra drivers. The orignal 100 gig drive it in died and I threw in a 250 gig and that works fine...

If you want to make sure your download is correct, and so you don't have to redownload the entire thing if just a few parts are messed up, download the torrent file, rename the iso if required (make...

I have the same exact problem on a Lenovo T60. It also makes the beep when I go into standby, which is really annoying in the dead of the night or if I am in a classroom. Yes, hitting the mute button...

Eventually after years of use, the mouse will dig into the wood and make a bare spot in the desk.

I ran the script, and it does not make a beep for me.

Actually, you can share the pagefile.sys file. Windows clears it on every boot, so anything that is put there by linux is wiped out. So in order to get linux to use the file sucessfully, you have to...

Another option would be to split the file into smaller chunks. You can do this with Winrar/Winzip.

After typing the command "split" in a terminal, it looks like it would work too.

I had the same problem. I have a MX5 and its hard to middle click without hitting the horizontal scroll buttons. I ended up using btnx to do it and assigning the horizontal scrolling buttons as...

Well according to the changelog and about:config, Firefox says its 3.0.1. Either way, I removed the Hardy Proposed repository. When I updated my sources quite a few of my programs are considered...

Eh, I just updated a bit ago and according to Synaptic I have Firefox 3.0.1 wtf. That version doesn't even exist on the Mozilla site and just broke about half my extensions. When I tried to revert to...

Well, one of the benefits of open source is that you can change and recompile it.