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The easiest way is to just use Ubuntu Tweak to do it.

https://launchpad.net/~tualatrix/+archive/ppa

How to Remove or Change the Ubuntu Startup Sound.


Step 1:
Go to System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications
Look for “GNOME Login Sound” in the list. If you don’t want to hear anything at...

You can get the deb file from getdeb:

http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/10.04/?q=songbird

and install it from the terminal. Put it in a folder, navigate to that folder and use this command:...

This will show you two different ways to do just that:

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/05/how-to-add-thunderbird-to-messaging.html

Regards,

Didius

To move the window buttons back to the left, enter the
following in a Terminal window WITHOUT sudo:


gconftool-2 --type string --set /apps/metacity/general/button_layout...

If thee is a network problem, the terminal may not work either - you may need to just wait a few minutes or change servers. But to try it open the Terminal and type (or cut/paste):


sudo apt-get...

The Daily Live are iso files created every day during testing - you want the final release - ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso for a 32 bit install or ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso for a 64 bit install....

I agree that it is probably just a temporary problem with the keyserver, but if you are in a hurry, you can download the *.deb file you need from here:
...

If it is downloading a lot of language files from the repositories, it can take quite a while, particularly right now, when there are tons of people installing, upgrading, updating, etc.

...

Keeping in mind the above warning about problems running scripts, you can set it to simply open by opening Nautilus and going to Edit/Preferences then go to the Behavior tab.

In the middle of...

You generally won't pull down much, if anything, from them, so I just leave well enough alone. There are the occasional updates to the codecs, etc., but for the most part, you are right.

1. If you don't make massive changes to the system, you'd have the release version just by updating. Normally, at this stage, I"d say that unless you want to get involved with the final stage of...

It's not Canonical - Medibuntu is a 3rd party repository and Canonical have nothing to do with it.

To fix your updates, you can:

1. Follow the link I posted and try out the three mirrors for...

My pleasure!!

Read this for answers/solutions:

http://www.webupd8.org/2010/04/medibuntu-repository-down-what-to-do.html

Regards,

Didius

I'm curious as to what appears on your Grub menu at boot. Have you been removing kernels as soon as new ones appear? If you haven't, I'm betting you already have more kernels than you realize...

it will if you either:

A. Change to the Desktop in the Terminal before you start the command.

B. Include the path in the command; ie


dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/Desktop/cd.iso

Message #3 has the easiest answer:


dd if=/dev/cdrom of=cd.iso

You can probably get everything you'll need through the repositories, particularly for a minimal version.

You can install the mini.iso from here:
...

Glad you found the answer you were looking for! You should mark this thread "solved" so that others with the same problem can find the solution.

Regards,

Didius

First, add the Medibuntu Repository to Update Manager by cut/pasting the following into the terminal:


sudo wget --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list...

You are very welcome!

Mark this thread as solved, so anyone else having the same problem has a better chance at finding the solution.

Regards,

Didius

/proc is actually a virtual file system it's sort of a window into what the kernel sees - files, directories and hardware.

If you were to boot with a Live CD and look at the /proc directory on the...

Better than just "not bad"!! I'll look forward to you helping me and others out in the future, with a start like that.

Mark this thread solved, so if anyone else is having the same problem it'll...

the package basket 2.0~beta1-0ubuntu1 is available through the universe repository. It is a KDE file, though, so it's going to pull in quite a lot of Kubuntu files with it, unless you've already...