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I'm surprised no one has mentioned the cowon iAudio.

Obviously from the tone of this thread it has done just that.

The SSH server is not installed by default on Ubuntu. It may be on ubuntu-server edition but definitely not on the desktop.

To remove SSH it is best to remove the actual package.

sudo apt-get remove openssh

That would be the best way to go, unless you actually use SSH.

As far as any files that may be on your...

as far as designing websites, depending on what it's purpose is, I'm not exactly sure you would want to design one or write all the html yourself.

A CMS is always a quick and easy way to get a...

I've never gone over 8GB in /
But if you are installing a lot of software ouside the regular repositories you may want to go higher.

Seems a silly thread to me. And I also agree that it is an ambiguous question.
So I'm taking it as why do I not just use a different BSD derivative.

There are those of us out there that are...

Ksplice is great. And there isn't any real reason to restart your servers.

However, to answer your original question for future reference:


sudo shutdown -r now

the -r option will reboot...

never touched it.
I've never really given Vista a good try either.

same crap happened to me once. toshiba doesn't care. they don't care about you or anything you own or bought from them.

I fixed mine by removing windows. if you go this route back up your data...

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java

There. that will help you get java installed more directly than the java website.

i'm not sure if you are still watching this thread. but in order to actually change permissions you will need a mac.

on the on the other hand, you can still get the files in Linux.
alt+f2
sudo...

why are you trying to install java in the command line? it should be available for install in add/remove programs. or in synaptic, which should be under administration.

and for a specific step by...

you can read a journaled hfsplus filesystem but can not write to it.
thus you can not change permissions

I would try a live CD of a different distro. You did say it worked until you upgraded.

Just a thought.

-f is the force option
-r is the recursive option for recursively deleting files out of directories.

Also if you created the file using sudo you will need to use sudo to remove it.

I've owned a Creative Zen and will never purchase another. Mucking about with mtp devices is just as bad as the iPod.

Cowon is the way for me now. Easy to use and easy to manage.

It is the same for every desktop which is not Gnome

There is too much zooming going on. It seems like a change for the sake of change. But only time will really tell.

25 min on the torrent.
It maxed out my download speed.

Coke

in b4 mah Dr. Pepper!

It should work. It works most of the time.
However you may run into a few issues which you may need to correct but it should boot.

In order to watch DVD's on Ubuntu you need to install libdvdcss.
It is available from the medibuntu repository.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu

all information is on that page.

In Gnome you can connect to an SSH server graphically and use it as if it is a filesystem on your own computer, just slower.

I don't have Gnome installed currently but if I remember right it is...

I've got both Nvidia and ATI cards. In Linux Nvidia wins.
I've also set up systems with integrated Intel chipsets. When they work they work great.