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I suppose that you could follow something similar to this guide.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop

In step 3, just change the geometry to the whatever size...

Please don't run sudo chmod -R /home/user 644

Directories must have the execute bit set inorder to perform any actions(ex. ls). The above command will deny access to all of your folders until you...

In -rw-r--r-- 1 iraf root 109 2009-06-22 16:32 xdimsum.par
iraf is the owner and root is the group.

Thus you have to change the group that owns the file aswell.

sudo chgrp -R iraf .
should...

Add the -r flag to copy folders.

cp -r /home/earl/Desktop/xdimsum/* .

Also remember that the new files will be owned by root.
Change the owner with
chown -R NEW_USER .

#!/bin/sh
uname -n
cd Source/Bin
java -Xmx1024m -cp .:Server
read -p "Press Any Key To Continue"

This assumes Source/Bin is in your home directory and that Server is a subdirectory in there.

Try

find . -regex "[^A-Z]+"

Basically it matches anything not in the set of uppercase letters

I'm guessing that you made your partitions a bit too big.

run
df -h

That will show partition sizes and consumption. Post that back here.

Try this:

Run in a terminal:
alsamixer -V all

scroll over to Mic and turn it down to 0. This is so there is no feedback.

Scroll over to Mic Capt or Capture. Turn this all the way up.
...

sudo apt-get install curl

To use:
curl url

If it's just like that, curl will display the file

curl url > file

Will save it on your computer.

Open up a terminal and navigate to your Desktop

cd ~/Desktop

To extract a tarball, use the tar command
tar -xzf OOo_3.0.1_LinuxIntel_install_da_deb.tar.gz

That will uncompress the .tar.gz
...

You might want to try making one set of quotes double quotes(") and the other ones single quotes.

If that doesn't work try escaping the quotes with a backslash(\).

Also, you don't need to make...

This worked for me, but not for some other people, but give it a try.

alsamixer -V all

Scroll over to mic and turn it down to 0 to prevent feedback.

Go over to Capture or Mic Capt and turn...

This is by no means a complete list. I know that mplayer, vlc, totem and xine all can. Those are all in the repositories so just apt-get install them and see if you like one.

Okay kill vt7 with Ctrl-Alt-Backspace
Go back to the first virtual terminal with ctrl-alt-F1
xinit -- :0 vt7
This should start x with the display variable set to 0 and on virtual terminal 7
then ...

Do that same thing again. Then type exec gnome-session. This should launch gnome. Then check the logs and we'll try to help you from there.

It could be that gdm isn't starting up. After you get to that screen press Ctrl-Alt-F7. That should switch you to the first graphical terminal which you are usually on.

If you want a one time fix...

The T replaces the execute bit. It means that the user can only delete or modify the files in the directory that they own or have write permission for.

Add the -r flag to recursively copy. It should go into the folder and copy everything correctly.

If it doesn't have to be up instantly, I think cron or a shell script could work.


#! /bin/sh
pgrep ktorrent
if [ $? != 0 ]; then ktorrent & fi


Then run crontab -e and add the job.
* * *...

I think this should work.

sudo grep "Setting up " /var/log/apt/term.log

It will return a list of packages that have been install or updated.

If you want more details on the dates, just...

Not sure if this will fix everything, but you need the two files that the warning specify.

Searching for them returns libflac-dev and libvorbis-dev.


$ apt-file search stream_encoder.h...

This was the error:


You need to install libgtk1.2-dev


sudo apt-get install libgtk1.2-dev
make

Use the -r flag to copy directories recursively. It should go into the folder and copy it.

Just installed it in 8 seconds. You might want to check your internet connection. Seems to be working over here though.

apt-get shouldn't hang like this. Try killing the process and running the...

Definitely rsync. You'll have to do one full backup, but after that rsync only copys the differences.

If you have 2 drives, you might want to consider making a RAID 1 set up. The linux kernel can...