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To edit a file as root try using this:
Open the program called terminal.
type:
sudo gedit
then click file and open and locate the file, where ever it is...
Make the editings that were listed...

Does it show up as a normal boot or does it give any errors. "Didn't work is like telling someone that "Car doesn't work, fix it." And your both on the phone.

Ahh, wizardry, I hope to oneday have the time to make one. We shall see. It would take an intense amount of work to create the stories not to mention if we made it multiplayer.

Cool, thanks for the heads up.

_Drive letters are something made up bythe old Dos days. They have nothing to do with the physical drives in your computer.
You can howeever, delete drive D and put linux on it.
Linux have very...

It's more than just themes when you get to the details. But for beginners I would just stick with ubuntu and try the more advanced ones when you get used to one. Some are built with a specific...

I have to send encrypted ZIPS to my clients and I use clamav with evolution. It seems that when ever I send an email has an encrypted zip, it (who ever it is) adds ***UNCHECKED*** to the beginning...

First off, make sure you have the right webcam. And have you checked that it already works? This post is VERY old and the cam I made this for works just fine in linux now. (Don't have it any more...

Good problem solving. They need a more up to date post. Perhaps you could make a details set of instructions that could work with the most modern ubuntu. I would reference to that.

Doesn't mythbuntu have a section specifically on how to setup your remote controll?
http://www.mythpvr.com/mythtv/distribution/mythbuntu/mcc.html

First I would like to say, I use my bluetooth and cell phone for my remote control now, so I haven't done this in a long while.
It is also 3 years old now and I am sure they have improved the...

Actually, that is a bug... found here... umm... can't find it now... dang...

It would be rather nifty if I could setup ubuntu to use one of the USB ports as a slave rather than a master. That way I could set it up to run as a USB hard drive.
An advantage of this is using my...

This issue has been brought up with skype. Hopefully they can fix it. It seems to be something with the new kernel.
Also, could you provide information about the cam? I would love to see a...

I too have the same cam, 0ac8:332d, and it works in cheese but not skype. It does work in skype in 9.04 but not in 9.10. So you could install that and it would work fine. That is what my wife is...

Never thought of that. Thanks. That just might work. :D I will return and report on the proposal.

I want to password protect evolution. How would I do that? I want to allow anyone to access all my other software, but my business email needs to be private. Ideas?
My current solution seems to...

Search for "PyGlade" tutorial in google. Piles of them and they all are nice.

if possible, could you give the output of this command from the program called terminal.
Click on applications... accessories... terminal...
and type...
lspci
copy all of that... and send it in...

Hi,
How are you getting the dual monitor to work? What software are you using?
I have the same model of dell and it works very well for me when I use the Nvidia settings stuff.

I love dell.
Could you tell some more inforamtion about your Dell M4400?
Do you know what wireless card it has and so forth.
Another helpful pointer is pasting the output of this command if...

Cool, that is what I was using before. I actually ran accross a conversion system as well.
It's in these python Docs.
Let's see what the difference is.

I tried it with the following result:


ser.send(output)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: 'Serial' object has no attribute 'send'

I...

Yeah it looks like you have the same cam I USED to have. They changed the name with the plus at the end. But the usb id is the same. Interesting.
Check here...
encompass@essence:~$ apt-cache...

Lsusb is just a system to recognize what is plugged in. It is basically what a driver needs to see to make sure it's looking at the right device.
What does lsusb say? could you past it here?