kde libs slow down the computer.
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kde libs slow down the computer.
You guys don't understand the brilliance of that move. The bittorrent corporation who has absolutely no control over anything in terms of what is shared and what isn't, signs a deal with them saying...
Did you try my post above his.
Oh it works for me when I do it even if it is open. You could add a quick test to see if it is running and then if it isn't not to execute the wine "/path/to/utorrent.exe"
#!/bin/bash
if [[ !...
do the compiling wxsvg stuff step by step and see where the problem is:
#Compile wxsvg
echo "Compiling wxsvg..."
tar xf wxsvg-1.0b7_2.tar.gz
cd wxsvg-1.0b7_2
touch NEWS README
autoreconf...
Wrote a script to automate this. Simply get the script below make it executable.
chmod +x dvdstylerinstall.sh
And then run it as root
sudo ./dvdstylerinstall.sh
That shouldn't be hard, I don't know what you want though. Simply follow the logic of the script figure out what your choices are and then where it says If [ answer = yes ] or whatever, if your...
Looks like apt-get is cleaner. Aptitude is too greedy when it comes to dependencies, which could cause problems. The apt-get looks fine and should work. Are you still sure that it removed both the...
On my sudoers file, the syntax is different, I don't know if that is what is prompting you for a password or not but it looks like this.
username ALL=NOPASSWD: /sbin/shutdown
Yeah, you can just replace apt-get with aptitude in that commented line.
Could you give me an example of such a program that was removed but is in both ubuntu and xubuntu.
When you look at the script, it should only have removed the stuff that was outputted initially
What it ouputs initially is stuff stored in $UNIQUE (hence the echo $UNIQUE). Then at the bottom...
I wrote a little script that allows you to determine the difference between the meta packages. It will find the dependencies of the first meta package, and then subtract the dependencies of the...
Those of you who don't want to add automatix and all the baggage that comes with that for such a simple task of adding three packages
sudo sed -e 's/# deb/deb/g' -e 's/universe$/universe...
1. When updated software is put in the repository, you will be automatically notified via update-manager and it will update.
2. No it is not a bug, you were probably having connection issues,...
The menu.lst is located at /boot/grub/menu.lst.
Doing sudo update-grub should add that kernel assuming you installed it correctly. Or you can always edit it manually.
Feisty, which comes out april 19th will be shipped so kind of defeats the purpose now. But also, ubuntu is upgradable, so they could get dapper and then upgrade it to edgy with relative ease.
Ok, so here is what /etc/sudoers (visudo) looks like
bruenig ALL=NOPASSWD: /home/bruenig/script
Here is what /home/bruenig/script looks like (slightly modified)
#!/bin/bash
if [[...
Cool idea, could you explain the syntax of execi. As in what does the 1800 mean. I assume an interval but maybe not.
Pretty sure that will give you a permission denied error. Either
sudo bash -c 'echo "options e100 eeprom_bad_csum_allow=1" >> /etc/modprobe.d/options'
or
echo "options e100...
Hmmm, that does appear to happen. I never even considered that. I just assumed that those things would be gone. Such a thing can be fixed though. I have changed the script above.
With feisty coming up, those who prefer to fresh install may want to know all the packages you have installed yourself outside of the base installation to allow you to pick up very quickly where you...
1. It is probably best that you just have us run the scripts with sudo, instead of using sudo for all the commands inside the script because that way we don't have to interact with the script as it...
It works in firefox too with the adblock extension. It does mess up the page a little because it isn't downloading that backdrop but it doesn't lose anything important and is much faster, so thumbs...