Can only say +1 to the live cd. It's invaluable for me at the moment
till I can fix my windows pc.
Unfortunately I don't think I can help, although there is something in
that book about scrambled screens. Try looking in the index for it.
James
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On 31 May 2009, at 15:49, Greg Herdman gherd...@toucansurf.com wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I too can vouch for Keir Thomas Jaime Sicam's book - although it
hasn't got me out of my scrambled scren 'hole' yet, it was a real
support while I was styarting out on the Linux road. Add to that the
Live user mode on the DVD which is still in use until I can summon up
the courage to reinstall the whole shooting match.
The scrambled screen issue is still fouling up my
all-singing-al;l-dancing use of Ubuntu, but Live user from the DVD
is a
real get-you-home utility; I can access my hard drive, print, access
removable media and go online - all from the DVD. I've just not made
use
of e-mail access since everything has to be reconfigured every time
the
system is started. As a promotional tool - to show non-believers how
Ubuntu looks and works - Live user is a gem.
Any more hints on my scrambled screen issue would be much appreciated!
Greg
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