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Thank you! Really helpful link!

Yes it allright. It becomes executable when you add exec permission.

Worked for me too after re-logging.

man ls

You can run

touch filename
to create file called filename.
Then

nano filename
to edit it and press Ctrl+O to save it.

You can find it out by running:

file <item with some color>
which displays kind of the file.

Also you can run

sudo apt get purge <package>
to remove configuration files of that package.

I suppose you can do that in the same way.

sudo apt-get remove indicator-network

Not a problem.

whereis geogebra

Redshift is not mentioned yet.

You may use wine (emulator for windows programs).
There are a lot of programs for Linux -- just have a look at Software Center.

I haven't encountered on such a feature in gedit.

Its allright.

http://www.rigacci.org/docs/biblio/offline/TLCL-09.12.pdf
This one might be useful.

Obviously for compilling c++

gcc --version

To find out where its installed:'

type gccTo compile .c file just run:

gcc foo.c
This will produce executable a.out (If you wouldn't have errors)

./a.out
To run a program.

I have the same problem with unity. But unity 2d is unaffected.

Please run it in terminal:

lsb_release -a

run in terminal:

ls -l <path to movie>
and post here output

Do you have Synaptic opened?

http://cb.vu/unixtoolbox.pdf

One second.

#define False True