oh my GOSH! It worrked! unless it is mounting it wrong but I think
it is because I had to make the directory /home .
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 6:46 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> well... I know it is mounting home.. I go to /mnt/home/bmike1 and my files
> are there. I know mount it to /home
well... I know it is mounting home.. I go to /mnt/home/bmike1 and my files
are there. I know mount it to /home not/mnt/home!. Here's hoping for the
best!
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 4: PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> ARGHH!
> I just restored my mint install and the restore is not working. I thought
ARGHH!
I just restored my mint install and the restore is not working. I thought I
archived it with it working. What it is doing: I login with my preferred
user and enter my password and the screen blanks like it is loading the
user and then it goes back to the login screen. (like before) I fix
I generally install nautilus-terminal to give me a terminal built-in to
nautilus. Extremely handy. Here are the instructions from my changelog:
Added nautilus terminal (terminal within a nautilus window) as shown on
http://www.webupd8.org/2010/09/nautilus-terminal-embeds-terminal-into.htmland
h
Backtrack lacks a lot of the user-friendly functionality that you would get
with a standard Ubuntu distribution. Because Backtrack is often used as a
live distribution, the focus is on keeping it as lean as possible. Synaptic
should be on board, though.
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you know it must be backtrack that is giving me problems. I didn't have
problems installing googletalk in my other distrubution. dpkg must not have
put it in the right place because when I try video chat it goes back to the
download page. Anyone know where it goes? or is it a backtrack thing?
i have found if i doubleclick on a proper package it brings up the gui
package manager and goes.
there is also a one line command interface allot like the windows
"run" dialog that you can use as well.
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 7:16 AM, Michael Havens wrote:
> Is there a way to make nautilus able
Is there a way to make nautilus able to accept commands? What I mean is
like I download a deb file and I need to enteter the dpkg command. I hate
having to open a terminal and CDing to the direectory. I mean with emelfm2
you just enter your commands into a field and away you go.
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