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If anyone solved this I would like to know the answer. I have this same issue. I had the issue on my old home built server and thought it was just getting old. I thought maybe a power issue. ...

Correct. Google Chrome from the standard install package google-chrome-unstable

I haven't seen a package for chromium or I'd give that a go. I'm too grumpy to install from source right now. I...

I thought I would post this in case anyone was interested. I have been playing with Google Chrome lately and though it has a few things that annoy me I like its speed enough to use it. One of the...

There are a bunch of things I would check. First open a terminal and type iwconfig and see what info that gives you. Try to determine if you are connecting to the AP at all. I've had similar...

First, the behavior you describe is not how it should function. If the directory existed, and it should by default, it would not have been replaced by that file with that command. The file simply...

Just a wild guess at it here. First I believe you should be able to use the startx command as your regular user without sudo. Asside from that it looks like permission issues to me. Try creating a...

Yes that is my point. When you do that you are executing the script with your environment not the cron environment. They are not the same. In your term if you do echo $PATH you will see your path....

I have tried it on my work PC as I am forced to use Win there. In the 3 months I have been using it I have had to reinstall it twice and this week it managed to break itself again. It's a simple...

First I hope you mean that your twisted pair is a crossover with that because they are definitely not the same thing. Since you abandoned that though on to the transfer type:

You will not improve...

Maybe you should check out this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1155961

It shows a quick way to install using the minimal edition and then add only the apps you need. That way...

Couple of ideas for you. I'm not sure why it fails but I have seen this sort of thing before. Do you have a local MTA set up so cron can mail you errors? This may help figure it out.

Asside...

For remote access I suggest you look into vnc. You can run the tightvnc server/client for free and terminal server client works well connecting to it once you install the client on the linux box. ...

Fair statement Paqman and I should have noted that. I have looked at ufw and the gui frontend for it but like the original poster I do see value in seeing the alerts as they happen and Firestarter...

I don't think the above edit capture was very clear. If you want the actual filesystem location look in /usr/share/pixmaps. If you are using KDE try under /usr/share/icons

Not sure. It makes an ISO by default. I'm not sure if it has an option to go to an HDD. I usually just burn the ISO to a DVD and run it from my external DVD drive. I just like it because it is a...

They all seem pretty comparable with the major difference being the processor. They have gone up a notch on the internals which just makes them a bit faster. I will add that I upgraded my ram to 2G...

I don't think that is likely to be possible as it goes against all things secure. If you shut down your PC between sessions though you might consider blanking the passwords and only setting a boot...

I've been using Linux since 1995. Back then it took a lot of work to get some things to function. Now it just works. I only use Windows when forced to at work and I support my Wife's PC for her...

I have the D150 model and it works perfectly. Everything worked on install including WiFi, the webcam, sound, everything. The only glitch I have been able to find is that suspend and resume doesn't...

Have you looked into remastersys? It might not be perfect for you in that you sound like you have a large amount of data but if you only do the system apps and config you should be fine. It...

I do this on my PC. I like to see it running so I can catch the access attempts. There is a little more to it though. If you just add the sudo command it still wants a password to open. Here is...

You could always manually set the password in the /etc/shadow file to "U6aMy0wojraho". That is the hash for a blank password.

Then you should be able to just smack return to log in.

I stumbled across your question while searching for the same thing. Have you found a solution yet?

If not I will share my workaround. I have a script I wrote that I call gscontrol. I simply...

Obviously most systems are using iptables. For the front end I have been using Firestarter for the last year or two. I like the simplicity and that I can run the gui in the system tray and it will...

Thanks for the sanity check but I just verified it. I am not getting the proposed. Just the standard updates. Oh well...it was a very minor X11 update from the description and the version only...