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Tux did a double backflip which amazed the astounded William. He then went to the local Tim Horton's and got a hot chocolate and a doughnut.

Absolutely nothing to save the chips of the world, so they talked about something else when there was a tap on Tux's shoulder...

Banned for not being on the Amateur radio bands!

<offtopic> 73 VE2HKW </offtopic>

So he promptly declared war on Microsoft, but that ended him up over at the....

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Lit the whole continent on fire, which was a problem, Tux then....

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Penguin. Tux then...

installing Linux mint Debian edition with a dual boot with Mint XFCE. He

rebooted for the second time in a row. when he loged in, he found that he was running Mint Fluxbox! He then

and promptly rebooted when he came back he was feeling better. Then....

What is your graphics card make? You might need a propritary driver. to see find hardware drivers in one of the menus (I don't use the netbook interface so don't ask me where anything is) open it up...

And Linux Mint Debian Edition flurished, everyone moved to LMDE for fear that Unity would be a big flop!

<oftipic> Please don't lead us down these paths where people could take this story in the wrong direction! </offtopic>

coded together to make Mint-Debian-PPA-installer...

BUMP! Tux then went to Singapore to the dough-nut shop

Hanger.

Try opening your home folder on the old drive, hit Ctrl + H and you should see some folders with a . in front. (you may have to scroll down) find .evolution and double click it. then double click...

Did you use an online guide to help you make the usb stick?

Here is one: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/usb

Try burning the stick again, it doesn't burn right all the time

Harrison

jrgonzalez I think you should just go with the medibuntu repo because of the install being 9.04 .

Harrison

Or I just thought try installing ttf-bitstream-vera by its self:


sudo apt-get install ttf-bitstream-vera

report back the errors if any.

Harrison

Hello

Go ahead and try the install command.

It might work. It might be it needs one of those ttf fonts not all of them.

Harrison

The problem is that googleearth requires:

ttf-dejavu ttf-bitstream-vera msttcorefonts

Run this:
sudo apt-get install ttf-dejavu ttf-bitstream-vera msttcorefonts

then run that install...

I am actually from southern Quebec (unless you like garbled French don't come here) and I visit NY quite frequency I do occasionally go to VT for field trips and I have to say both are beautiful. As...

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Install Window$!