Hi there,
I'm back. After a year plus time away, a friend returned an Ubuntu computer to me. I'll be aiming to use it in church to put the song words up on a large screen via data projector, and perhaps use it as a supplementary computer in the house for my kids. It's old, etc, but it works really well and I have fond memories of flailing my way through those early years of Ubuntu use... ah, the memories! (Or should I say, "AGH!!!1!!one! the memories!")
Anyhoo, because my friend was using the beast as his primary laptop for ages and ages, it's got a lot of junk on it that I have no need of. Is there a way to completely wipe the slate clean and start again, from within the OS? It's currently running 11.04, and doing so fine. I don't have any discs for it, neither do I have a large quota for downloading (I'm hijacking my friend's connection to type this...).
Thanks in advance for your help!
Cheers,
Cilionelle
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