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Wow! It's been awhile since I was on this site. I started here in Jan of 2007 and now I'm back again. I hope that I can help others as others have helped me in the past. Look forward to meeting you...

Hello and welcome to the forum........good luck with your venture. Lot's of talent on the forum, don't be afraid to ask questions.

This gives you step by step instructions on installing Ubuntu along side Windows.

https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop

Hope that helps, if not let us know.........

I can leave you with a link, a tutorial on the Grub2 boot loader.It's a very detailed tutorial.

Sounds like a zombie file.



Using the "top" and "pstree" command could show which parent to kill, which in turn would send the init to the zombie process.

I'm just guessing here........

Thanks wildmanne39

Hey, I've been using Linux for some time now but I've been away from the Ubuntu forums for quite awhile. I'm back with the new release 16.04 and it's just like riding a bike you might say, lol....

Glad you got it Fred! I'm a command line kinda guy myself. Learn the ps (process status) command and it's options. The good thing about the ps command is that it is installed on your Linux system by...

I hope me and Ubuntu make it to your age aussiebean. I use it for everything and like aussiebean, "for the sheer joy of it"....

Hey, I've been using Linux for some time now but I've been away from the Ubuntu forums for quite awhile. I'm back with the new release 11.04 and it's just like riding a bike you might say, lol. I'm a...

Nice progress on these conky scripts since the last time I was on here.

Thank you nothingspecial for the link help, I'm a little slow right now at work, lol.

Maybe a dumb question but why not add it to your fstab file? Just curious

Welcome soso, good luck on your new venture. Lots of good information on this forum to guide you.

You could start a new thread with that exact same question and I bet someone will work with you to produce an app or point you in the proper direction.

lol.

Nice work larryni..........

That's too funny! lol



I'm the same way, "photoshopped".

Nice one....

Some reading for ya........

The xorg.conf file (/etc/X11/xorg.conf) still has the InputDevice for the mouse and keyboard, which are commented due to "input-hotplug" being used.

If you use these commented sections within the...

You need to reconfigure your "/etc/fstab" file so it recognizes the location of the swap partition.

# /dev/sda5
UUID=f33563e3-48bc-4ec9-9b8c-a4783ed4109a none swap sw 0 0
Use your own...

Very clean looking. Great idea.......

The xorg.conf file (/etc/X11/xorg.conf) still has the InputDevice for the mouse and keyboard, which are commented due to "input-hotplug" being used.

If you use these commented sections within the...

If you could list your partitions:

sudo fdisk -l
and also your /etc/fstab file, we could see your layout. Is the old partition being mounted on boot? Also the "df -H" command will show the...

Try adding the notification area instead....