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"policies are stored as xml files in /usr/share/polkit-1/actions."

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I have heard that both Mutt and Alpine are good (and in the repos). Alpine is supposed to be easier to use, although I have no experience with either program.

This will help you get set up:...

have you tried installing the restriced drivers through system > administration restricted drivers?
once you have them installed run 'gksu nvidia-settings'
also check system > preferances >...

It works fine for me, I made no modifications,except for a newline character on line 28: print "$h:$min:$s\n" if($h>0||$min>0||$s>0);</nhandler>

you could try going to system > administration > software sources and changing the download server.

man page for the 'find' command

you can disable the recently used documents with this:

rm ~/.recently-used.xbel && mkdir ~/.recently-used.xbel

main menu > accessories > take screenshot
untick "include mouse pointer"

run the command 'top' in terminal to see whats using your memory/cpu.

you may need to install a clipboard daemon to get this functionality, here are some promising ones that may do what you want:
Glipper
Klipper
xclip

are you asking to print one line at a time?
i am not sure what you mean by "compare the rows of the first column with a value row by row"

i have had this problem in the past... it drove me nuts for a few days. i was troubleshooting everything, it turned out to be my graphics card, as soon as it would heat up the computer crashed....

awk is a command built exactly for this purpose:

ls -ltra | awk '{print $1}'
$1 will give you the first column, $2 for the second... etc

i would use 'df -h' and the disk usage analyzer to find whats eating up your space.

More housekeeping if you're interested, this is from a script:

OLDCONF=$(dpkg -l|grep "^rc"|awk '{print $2}')...

the second and third lines are output from the command.
you should run it as:


however /dev/sda2 is just an example, 'df -h' will tell you what disk labels are. ex:

run the 'df -h' command in terminal to get a more accurate analysis of your disk space. Disk usage analyzer says 'total file system capacity' not just the partition, that includes your /home and...

does this line return more than one PID?

ps -aef | grep 'mythfrontend.re' | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'

i would change it to:

for line in `ps -aef | grep 'mythfrontend.re' | grep -v grep...

thats excelent, you are much better at writing a tutorial than i am.
i really don't know where to send it, but just being in the forums it will be indexed by google, so hopefully it will help the...

there was supposed to be quotes around this:
C=`basename "$(echo $file | sed 's/\^^/ /g')"`

Full line (so you can cut and paste)

BODY=$(for file in $Z ;do C=`basename "$(echo $file | sed...

i can't reproduce the problem, are you running a older version of ubuntu/gnome?
when I execute the script on my machine, nautilus acts as if it is working in that directory, and my script never...

i have never used banshee, and im sorry i can't help with that. I suggest, if you have no other options, try using gtkpod to transfer files (package: gtkpod or gtkpod-aac for included video support)

yes, thankfully i solved that and saved it to my scripts folder.

try this:

#!/bin/bash
# attach multiple files thunderbird.sh
#thunderbird -compose...

I think i had a solution, but he told me not to post it.

let me see what i can do.

go to tty1 (ctrl+alt+F1) log in and run the 'top' command
find the name of the 'font viewer' process (ctrl+C to quit 'top')
run 'killall font-viewer' (or whatever its name is)
ctrl+alt+F7 to get...

this might help
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