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Don't waste your time with the chroot, you really don't need it. You can get the required scripts from here:
make_dev_ssd.sh
common.sh

Anything else can be done without the chroot. Just copy the...

Would it be possible for, if you find more apps you that were looking for, to post an updated version of that spreadsheet? Some of these things I've never heard of, but look interesting and I would...

Opinions?

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Thanks! Would it be possible to get your bespin config?

Details?

Fresh install.

I suppose none of you have seen this site? Most of it is quite amusing, but at the same time most makes you want to repeatedly bang your head on your desk.

I wish I could do something like this at my school, however I know it will never happen, as the campus is large with a huge amount of machines and a huge IT budget. Besides the fact that I am sure...

You may be able to chroot into the installation to change the password. See this post, and at the part where it says "run whatever commands you need", just run

passwd root
and it should work...

What is the dock that all the KDE people are using?

I've been messing around with both my laptop and desktop themes all day today and I think I have something I like. Laptop is just openbox with tint2 and using Elegant Brit. On the desktop, I have...

Try executing

plasma-desktop
in terminal and install whatever package it tells you to.

Running an up-to-date arch installation with a Core2Duo E8400 and an nVidia 9800GT.

Running synchronized to the vertical refresh. The framerate should be
approximately the same as the monitor...

What is your question exactly? Did you want to disable this functionality? (It is, in fact, a feature, meant to simulate a flash.)

So, I will soon be setting up a new system which I plan to use as both a media server and a media player of sorts. Now, what I have been looking into is setting it up with a small boot drive and an...

Wait for the HP slate to come out, and install Ubuntu on that. Or get an HP TM2 if you also want it to double as a laptop. It's a really nice computer.

See if maybe you can get an internal SD-SATA adapter (or something similar) so that you don't have to have that flash drive hanging out all the time...

Building now... can't wait to test it out in a VM :-D

On the liveCD boot menu, press F6 and select "Low Graphics Mode". See if works then.

Just try opening them with archive manager, see if it can do it. It may be able to determine the file type based on the mime type.

Well if you use s-video, you will only get a resolution of 720x480 (or 640x480) which is quite small, so not exactly optimal for use as a main monitor. If the tv has a vga input, just hook up a vga...

What are you asking? If you should use your TV as your main monitor?

Or you could just try it again. If it reboots, unintentional.

If it works on windows, it should be fine. What setting is the 'normal' setting you set it to?

There is already a bug report submitted on this somewhere.