I created a new because I could not find a way to edit the command that ran from Unity. I saw in another thread where someone suggested using alacarte, and that seemed to work... but this is the...
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I created a new because I could not find a way to edit the command that ran from Unity. I saw in another thread where someone suggested using alacarte, and that seemed to work... but this is the...
Yes I did, I don't need quotes around the command for it to work do I?
The default scroll speed for Chromium is a bit slow for me so I found a command that I can run to launch Chromium with the scroll speed set to what I like:
chromium-browser --scroll-pixels=155
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If you open up a file browser, your devices should be listed in the top left. Select it and click the small arrow just to the right. That will expand the path and show you where the drive is...
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1398
the best way I have found to test faulty drives is to use the manufacture's testing software. UltimateBootCD has a bootable image that...
Sometimes if you start the auto-complete and select the one you want to delete and press the delete key it will delete the entry from the list.
Which email program are you using?
Thanks, still trying to get my feet back under me, I didn't realize how much has changed in 2 years
I havn't been on the forums in a few years (or using Ubuntu for that matter), but I am getting back into running it as my main work OS.
I've reset my password to my forum account and I'm trying to...
For anyone that finds this post later, When the OP sent me his fstab, I saw that the UDI=1000 part was missing.
Look at #6 on that Tut, seting the UID may help
You can try using another monitor on your computer to see if that is the problem, but as old as that monitor is, I would put money on it being the problem.
You send me a PM with it or a link to the pastebin
Hmm, I have used that Tut a few times, and actually wrote a part of it. I never had that problem. Can you post your fstab file?
Stick in a Windows Boot CD, and pull up the Recovery Console. Use the command "fixmbr" and it reinstall the Windows Boot Loader to your Master Boot Record.
Did you do the chmod stuff?
Try reading this thread and seeing if it helps any: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=638864
Okay looking at your GRUB and your Partition table, it looks like you have two OS's installed Ubuntu 9.04 in sda1, and Ubuntu 8.10 in sda8, which is part of the Logical partition sda2. You have a...
To get GRUB post your menu.lst file
In the terminal type
gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
Since thats gonna be a long file, use pastebin.com
Do you have any specific issues to start on. Its kinda hard to diagnose your problems without any specific examples
+1, 8 gig should be plenty. But if you want to put a SWAP Partition, 2 gigs should be just about right
See if this helps you any: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/56736
Yeah thats what I was talking about... not sure then.
you could try using a different keyboard mapping for a few min and then switch it back to reload the keyboard settings. That might help
The issues in OOo are not nearly big enough for me to switch from it, I would suggest using OOo untill you find a reason not to. I have saved stuff as .doc and .ppt without any problems that...
Alright, I one question about your setup, all three PC's are connected to a switch, and then the switch is connected to the internet. I wonder if the switch is your choke point, and its not up to...