Article worth a read:
Linux is not Windows
What can it do for you?
Free you from the shackles of endless amounts of EULAs, for instance.
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Article worth a read:
Linux is not Windows
What can it do for you?
Free you from the shackles of endless amounts of EULAs, for instance.
When Benz and Daimler invented the car, were people amazed or did a bike "do the trick"?
If your observations of having "lost the sudo ability" are correct,
this is exactly what you want to be looking at.
Did you change your username or are you logging in from a user account...
I dunno what file format and codec you're aiming at, but unless it's divx encoded avi, it ought to get saved to your /tmp folder once buffered.
So just start the stream, mute the volume or hit...
Open port 21 via iptables
Please post the exact error message the LiveCD responds with.
Most likely it's a bad burn. Have you checked the md5 hash?
Are you running the danger of losing non-backed up data?
If so, boot...
Killing all running processes would shutdown your system.
Listing all running processes:
ps aux | less
Killing processes by PID or name: man killall
+1
Same thing.
Wipe the Ubuntu partition and add the newly created unallocated space to some existing Windows partition.
32 or 64 bit, Windows 98 or 7 - it's all ntfs.
http://www.virtualbox.org/
Open an instance of nautilus (your file manager) and utilize it's "bookmarks" menu.
sudo apt-get install ncurses-bin
You have access to a terminal?
The just run
gnome-panel from there.
Add it to System > Preferences > Startup Applications manually afterwards, if it keeps failing to start itself.
That's exactly what the problem lies in now.
Create the folder, either by the quoted command or manually in nautilus.
Darn.
Problem appears to be more deeply rooted, eh? Sorry.
If you get the opportunity to, cause the system works gracefully for a while, still do the above updating.
Boot from a LiveCD. If...
It's beyond the scope of a forum thread to discuss the causes of kernel panics and I have no reasonable guess as to what went awry with you system after the latest update.
Most likely it's some bug...
Could you post a screenshot, please?
sudo mount /dev/sda3 /media/OS
is theoretically correct syntax, leave the /.
It would have been helpful had you also posted the error it results in.
Does the folder /media/OS exist in the first...
You updated from 10.04 to 10.10 right?
If that's the case, older kernel versions are still existent on your system but do not get booted by default.
"GRUB" is your bootloader. After your...
In order to recover / backup data before reinstalling:
http://www.knoppix.net/get.php
http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Rescue_FAQ
In order to reinstall the Windows OS:
No, you cannot "make" MS...
Have you attempted booting from an older kernel version?
Unless you've reinstalled, older kernel version ought to be selectable from the GRUB menu.
sudo apt-get install language-support-hi
Duplicate.
System > Preferences > CompizConfig Settings Manager > General Options > Focus & Raise Behavior
System > Preferences > Main Menu