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DEAR PEOPLE FROM THE FUTURE: I found this other page in the same Google search:
http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/01/ubiquity_alternatives_offer_power_users_command_line_tools_for_the_web/

I found my larger USB drive, so I don't need Samba yet. I might try again after updating Ubuntu. The larger issue continues here.

I've managed to get an uncorrupted ISO over to my Ubuntu 9.10 (this computer) via a flash drive. I installed it to the hard disk with Unetbootin (frugal install) and tried to boot to it. A message...

I got seven packages returned as results for that search, including those you listed. For completeness, I got them via the terminal so I can paste them. Interestingly, smbclient and libwbclient0...

I'm trying to upgrade to Ubuntu 11.04 via Unetbootin, but for some reason I can never download an uncorrupted ISO. I have Windows 7 on a separate computer (It's for work, I promise! :p) so I decided...

Just thought I'd update this thread... https://bugs.launchpad.net/unetbootin/+bug/351556

With guidance from one PovAddict in #infinote IRC, I was able to get 0.4.93 running on 9.10. I believe this sums up the steps that actually worked, although I haven't tested it. (Note that...

Well, I guess I need to sit down and read for a few hours some day soon.

But since a USB can be installed onto without a CD, surely we can turn that on its head, basically use a full hard drive in...

It's been a while since I hosed my system, and I finally stopped procrastinating to backup, format, and reinstall. The latest disc I have available is 9.10, and getting new ones is a feat now that...

Is there no other possible lead to fixing this?

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Bash script:
sudo apt-get install -f
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop

Output:
Reading package lists...
Building dependency tree...
Reading state information...
0...

Alright, I finally got this done. Sorry it took so long.

I saved the provided bash commands at the root of the broken partition from the Live CD, then booted into repair mode and ran them. At...

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I forgot that Python is actually essential to Gnome and wanted to update to 3.1, and didn't realize my mistake until some of Gnome had been removed, then I Ctrl+C'd out. Now I can't even connect to...

I tried editing sources.list in nano and using the Live CD, but that didn't help... Here's sources.list:
deb cdrom:[Ubuntu 9.10 _Karmic Koala_ - Release i386 (20091028.2)]/ karmic main restricted...

I forgot that Python is actually essential to Gnome and wanted to update to 3.1, and didn't realize my mistake until some of Gnome had been removed, then I Ctrl+C'd out. Now I can't even connect to...

http://jesdisciple.blogspot.com/2010/05/learning-lisp.html :D

The most commonly recommended Scheme textbook, and the one I will use, is probably The little Schemer, which you can read all but one page of here. For Common Lisp I'm using the de facto standard...

I haven't yet learned Scheme, but I am fairly far into Common Lisp (not done learning it yet) and the folks who helped me instructed me in many of the differences. It seemed like every time I found...

O.O I've never written assembly, but I have seen it (refer to Wikipedia) and I think your second statement above is way off the mark.

I just found out that pygame can't open GIF images when run in the terminal, but it can from SPE. This seems like a strong indication that SPE has its own Python, so how can I tell SPE which Python...

Meh. I like having a Run menu option and hotkey in my editor. Nonetheless I might end up needing to do that.

The bold is correct. =)

...Can it have its own installation? The boilerplate...