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    [ubuntu] Re: general apple usage

    With Hardy, MacBooks' hardware is fairly well-supported. If you're planning on single-booting with Ubuntu, it shouldn't be too much of a problem to get the disk partitioned; you have the option of...
  2. [ubuntu] Re: Triple-booting woes (installing GRUB to partition)

    At long last! Leopard, Hardy, and Vista are booting up fine, the shared-storage partition is recognized by all, and the GPT/MBR tables are in harmony. Here's a little "ten-step plan" to what I did:
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  3. [ubuntu] Re: Triple-booting woes (installing GRUB to partition)

    I tried that... and after I did, not only did Windows refuse to install, but the partition tables got out of sync, OS X was unable to see the NTFS drive, and Linux became unbootable again.

    I just...
  4. [ubuntu] Re: Triple-booting woes (installing GRUB to partition)

    Ubuntu boots fine after reformatting the JFS partitions as ext3, but now Windows won't install. It tells me, "Windows was unable to find a system volume that meets its criteria for installation" when...
  5. [ubuntu] Re: Triple-booting woes (installing GRUB to partition)

    ...Aha. I guess I'll go reformat as ext3 and see what happens. Thanks!
  6. [ubuntu] Triple-booting woes (installing GRUB to partition)

    I recently wiped my Santa Rosa MacBook (macbook3,1)'s hard disk clean and, consequently, felt that now was a good time to install a Leopard/Hardy/Vista triple-boot on it. But I'm running into a...
  7. Re: EXT3, XFS, JFS, ReiserFS - which file system is best?

    Anyone, feel free to correct me on any of this. I'm combining personal experience with what I've read before, so...

    Ext3 is the Linux filesystem; it's guaranteed to be recognized by any Linux...
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    Re: What is w32codecs for?

    There is the occasional WMV file that doesn't play without the w32codecs. Even so, those files aren't very common - at least, not anymore.

    But consider this: what players provide a frontend to...
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    Re: Is Linux the high moral ground?

    This is true. Marx's idea of a perfect society was one in which everyone had complete freedom (without government, even) but nobody abused it; everyone just took what he needed out of the commune. In...
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    Re: Pidgin 2.0 Released!!

    Er, that's because I messed it up. Whoops. :mad:

    Try this:


    sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/pidgin /usr/bin/
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    Re: Pidgin 2.0 Released!!

    I believe it installs in /usr/local/bin instead of /usr/bin. I can't know for sure myself (mine's still compiling :p ), but this might work:


    sudo ln -s /usr/local/pidgin /usr/bin/
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    Re: Pidgin 2.0 Released!!

    sudo apt-get install libgnutls-dev should take care of it.
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    Re: Super Mario 64 announcer?

    It actually sounded to me like "Mex-ico" when I first heard it, but then I realized it was "Let's-a go" after a few times. "____ pickle" never entered my mind. The wrong syllable is accented, and...
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    Re: Anyone else not using Beryl/Compiz?

    I don't have the hardware to run it effectively. I'm using Ubuntu on a laptop with 256MB of RAM, a Celeron, and an Intel 800-something GPU. As a matter of fact, I'm using Fluxbox because GNOME tends...
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    Poll: Re: What age are you?

    Another youngster here: 15.

    By the time I was old enough to really understand how to use a PC, Windows 3.1 was quickly being replaced with Windows 95. I didn't become overly interested in...
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    Poll: Re: How do YOU pronounce Gnome?

    I originally pronounced it as "nome," but then I heard that the correct pronunciation was "guh-nome." But now that I see that most people pronounce it as "nome" anyway, I think I'll switch back. :p
  17. Poll: Re: More mudslinging between Linus Torvalds and GNOME

    I would have to agree with Linus there. I normally use E17 just because I couldn't stand Metacity/GNOME any longer, and I plan on trying out Xubuntu when Feisty is released.

    I'll probably switch...
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    Re: So, what's your homepage?

    ...Weird. I've got the exact same one.

    It doesn't really matter anymore, though, thanks to session savers. 8)
  19. Re: We will get CNR!

    Aha. I guess I'm looking forward to CNR's move to Ubuntu, then. :D

    My (old) laptop doesn't even have a DVD drive, so at the moment it's not an issue for me personally. But I do plan to buy a new...
  20. Re: We will get CNR!

    I've read in a couple different places (including the WIkipedia article - not that I trust Wikipedia as an entirely trustworthy source :p ) that libdvdcss2 doesn't bypass the copy protection measures...
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    Poll: Re: Ubuntu users: Stallman or Torvalds?

    I'm not really sure. But saying "GNU/Linux" gets me weird looks. :p

    greggh, it was Ari Lemmke who first gave it the name Linux. That's what he called Linus' directory on his FTP server.

    And it...
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    Poll: Re: Ubuntu users: Stallman or Torvalds?

    I call it Linux, not out of any disrespect for GNU, but because it's the name everybody knows. Really, the kernel itself is Freex - Linus didn't choose the name Linux. Linux is sort of what the...
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    Poll: Re: Ubuntu users: Stallman or Torvalds?

    Stallman is talented and cool and all that, but I find him (and his disciples, in some cases) somewhat... snobbish. In the fifteen years since Linux was created, though, Linus hasn't managed to...
  24. Re: December 2006 Desktop Thread (Safe for Work content only)

    Behold. I'm using the Cillop-Midnite GTK theme and the ATER-Blue Metacity theme, both from gnome-look.org.

    No Beryl or anything, though. My Celeron-with-256MB-RAM laptop isn't really capable of...
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    Poll: Re: Why does Ubuntu have a new release every six months.

    It's released every 6 months to synchronize itself with GNOME, which also has a 6-month release cycle.
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