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Wow, that's pretty cool nerdy_kid, I didn't know you could use gparted :KS

I had a quick look, and it looks like you can't copy (or for that matter, paste) a mounted partition.

So I think (as I...

If it's just some interpreted scripts (such as from python, bash, php), and it contains no compiled code, then use all as the architecture type. :)

This is the architecture of the machine than your deb file will happily run on.

If it'll only run on x86 based 64bit computers, then use amd64
If it'll only run on x86 based 32bit computers, then...

Try installing usb-modeswitch from the ubuntu repositories.
I've found that has helped getting a newer vodafone dongle working (I can't be sure what model dongle it is, most likely a huawei one).
I...

quituple post, so sorry :(
uf seems to be very unresponsive at the moment.

quadruple post :(

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double post, sorry!

I've had success with this using a jabber server with empathy.

The jabber server that I use is called prosody
http://www.prosody.im/
It works well with ubuntu.

Once you've got your jabber...

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I can recommend centerim


I use it quite a lot as an msn + jabber client - it takes a little getting used to, but that's mainly because it's not a GUI app.

You beat me to it ajgreeny :)

I was going to suggest something like:

arecord -f cd -d 10 recording.wav
Which will record at 16bit 44100Hz Stereo for 10 seconds to a file named recording.wav
...

If you're worried about scratches / corrupt DVDs for your backups, I recommend you give dvdisaster a shot from the ubuntu repos.



- This should work quite well for big tarred up (and encrypted)...

Try using photorec from the testdisk package in the ubuntu repositories.
photorec is able to recover many file types (photos, documents, videos, sound).
It needs to be run as root (sudo photorec),...

Virtual Box can create a virtual partition (a big file usually located in ~/.VirtualBox/HardDisks

There's a nice installer called ie4linux, that works ok for IE6 and possibly IE7 (don't think it works for IE8 though):
http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page

You may have some luck playing around with alsamixer.
Open up a terminal, and run alsamixer
There you can mute / unmute / change volume / etc all sorts of sound stuff.

I'm not familiar with that...

Just did a quick search on the net, and it should be possible to get it going again :)

Unfortunately it's windows xp - specific, but you should be able to do atleast some of it in ubuntu (like...

Yes, that's what compiz can do :)

If you want more options to play around with, install compizconfig-settings-manager
Then access it via System --> Preferences --> CompizConfig Settings Manager
...

I'm pretty sure curl can be configured to accept cookies and issue logins too.
Only problem is that it can be a bit tricky to get going.

There should be some tutorials about curl floating...

On the remote machine try looking in your /media directory.
Most mounts (such as usb drives, etc) are automatically mounted there.

Then on your local computer just ssh into the remote machine,...

I can't say I've tried this fix from experience, as I've got a nice quick SSD here.

But, it could be your Linux kernel giving too much priority to disk io / other processes.

There was a fix...

Red Dwarf had a sketch about "enhancing" photos.
Quite entertaining to watch :popcorn:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUFkb0d1kbU

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