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reboot the computer, and just as it's done booting press ctrl-alt-t (at the same time) or open the launcher (super or "windows" button) then type in "Terminal". Once you're there run
top or
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You can't logging to Ubuntu with a super user account anyway, all you can do is get these privileges by running the
sudo command before executing yours :). Do not forget to mark the thread as...

You may also check if your device is not supported on 12.10 since it includes better support for Nvidia and ATI graphics =)

Awesome ! thanks a lot man, this worked just fine :)

After running an update (can't remember the exact packages : they were like 48 ) banshee no longer wants to start and throws the message :
http://pastebin.com/PKaDqfzA

If that solved your problem please mark the topic as solved using the Thread tools menu.

What do you want to do exactly? reinstall Ubuntu over the existing version ?

please mark the thread as solved by using the Thread tool menu. Thanks

This is a well know bug, I personally attached my Launchpad account to it and follow the evolution of the bug, and a lot of people are still experiencing it.
Anyway, open a terminal and run

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The best thing to do (as suggested) is :

sudo apt-get autoremove kile
sudo apt-get purge kile

If you have installed the application prom the Ubuntu software center it may be easier and more...

I think even if you unmount a flash drive, it still can be seen in Gparted and remounted from there.

Thanks a lot, I just tried it and restarted my computer. It works just fine.

What can I do to make a script that needs root privilege run on startup ? (typically, the an iptables script).
Thanks for your answers.

did you try to boot on recovery mode and fix eventually broken packages, because I don't think that the problem is specific to firefox, if you cannot log in after a freeze, maybe it's Nautilus that...

So finally you want a pc with only lubuntu on it, right ?

I can't follow you right know. What do you want to do? uninstall ubuntu and let only windows on your pc, or install lubuntu over it or what ?

Did you give a try the Synaptic package manager option?

you may only format the ubuntu partition then =)

just go on with the process of installing Lubuntu, and choose the advanced installation mode to chose the partition to install Lubuntu on : point it to the Ubuntu partition and that's it. You can't...

The problem is definetly from the cd. Try to reburn it and make sure you are burning it as an ISO image. Also slow down the writing speed when burning and do not move your computer while burning.
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You can try to import your VM data and reexport it after reinstalling debian and the virtual machine :
use the "Appliance Export Wizard" in VirtualBox to export your VM and then import it again on...

You can install 7-zip, it will add extra features to the archive manager : one installed, righ-click the rar file and look for the 7-zip menu, there will be a test option or so. Another possibility...

Try this : http://coffeecoders.de/2011/09/make-your-bash-prompt-git-aware/

Hope it helps.

you should also create a static ip address for you computer to redirect connection from the router settings : https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/network-configuration.html