baffle-boy
October 28th, 2009, 07:21 AM
i used to have ubuntu installed, and i wanted to uninstall it and try a bunch of distros of linux for a while. so i did.... but when i popped in the exact same cd i used to install ubuntu jaunty, and went to "try without any changes to computer" it appears to load up fine, then i get an error message saying this:
sorry the program "nautillus" closed unexpectedly your computer does not have enough free memory to automatically analyze the problem and send a report to the developers.
the two panels showed up fine, but there was no background, and i could'nt browse files (nautillus is the file manager right?), i was, however able to use other programs like the calculator. the only changes i have made to my computer since the last installation was adding a second stick of RAM, which was recognized in xp, open SUSE, and linux mint... in fact i was even able to try out kubuntu from a live cd.
sorry the program "nautillus" closed unexpectedly your computer does not have enough free memory to automatically analyze the problem and send a report to the developers.
the two panels showed up fine, but there was no background, and i could'nt browse files (nautillus is the file manager right?), i was, however able to use other programs like the calculator. the only changes i have made to my computer since the last installation was adding a second stick of RAM, which was recognized in xp, open SUSE, and linux mint... in fact i was even able to try out kubuntu from a live cd.