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Those files can be imported into Evolution or Thunderbird since they contain your mail boxes. You won't be able to import your address book that way though. Just check the largest files in the...

Does your backup at least include the Mbox files?

Sadly enough it didn't work for me. How can you check if the changes had any effect?

Edit: It's much less frequent though.

Network Manager can make your system come to a grinding halt. For me this happens when I connect with unstable networks.

That's only necessary when you want your joystick to be configured automatically. That file contains all input devices that will be automatically detected. It's much more logical to edit the...

I would recommend visiting their IRC channel. Run "mupen64plus --saveoptions" to save the current configuration to a new configuration file called "mupen64plus.cfg" (found at...

Instead of wmctrl I would advise to use Devil's Pie.

Maybe you'll have more luck with GStreamer based software (Totem for example). See this thread for more information.

Why are you attempting to compile your own version of MPlayer? If you want to install the missing libavcodec file you will need to search in Synaptic.

Start Google Earth by typing "googleearth" after pressing alt+f2 (start an application) or by typing "googleearth" in the terminal. If that works you can add a menu item yourself.

Correct, or you can change the alias (which I wouldn't recommend if you still have the other firefox installed).

You have nothing to worry about. All things you did were correct. The only issue would be that the "firefox" alias (in the commandline for example) still links to your old Firefox version.

This page helped me to use the program for MD5 hashes.

There are no restricted drivers needed for a GMA 3100 (there are only open source drivers). It should work out of the box.

You can click on the icon in the left top corner from Totem (or any other program) and select "Always on top". Right clicking the window on Gnome panel and selecting "Always on top" is also possible.

If you only install programs from trusted sources (Ubuntu repositories) there is nothing to worry about. Ubuntu is reasonable secure by default.

What version of MPlayer and Ubuntu are you using? That error message means that MPlayer is not compiled with faad support (for MPEG4 audio support).

You can graphically navigate to "/usr/bin" and search for "unstuff" with nautilus (the file manager).

If you want to backup your files you can always boot into a live cd and copy your files to a usb device. Just reboot to see if it works again. You won't lose your files from rebooting.

Windows games or programs will not natively run on Ubuntu. Depending on the games you want play you could use a program called Wine which will allow you the execute Windows programs in Ubuntu. I...

The file you downloaded probably did not contain source code. You can decompress the file in your home directory and start the thunderbird binary (maybe you need to make it executable first). After...

Open the terminal and paste each command (line of text) separately. If the file is saved on your desktop you can just change the directory to your "Desktop" folder ("cd ~/Desktop"). Use your tab key...

It extracts the compressed file and makes the file "djl.sh" executable (with the help of the terminal). It's the same as double clicking the file and extracting it somewhere. You can make it...

Maybe a simple and fast solution for your problem. Just download a compressed file (firefox-3.5.5.tar.bz2 for example) from the Mozilla Firefox website. After downloading it decompress it in your...

Type "fire" in the terminal and press the tab button a couple of times. It will show some suggestions. For me it shows:


~$ firefox
firefox firefox-3.0

Which are the names of the...