Hi,
I've googled and read, and again, and as a newbie to partitioning am
going to take the plunge and install Ubuntu 12.10 by partitioning
manually during install.
Please let me know what you think of the following:
I have Windows already on sdc, plus a free 500Gb hdd (sdb) for extra
storage,
A couple of little thoughts.
Are you sure Windows is on sdc? Windows tends to get pretty upset
if it isn't on partition 1, disk 1.30 Gig sounds like a lot for /home,
but remember that by defaults all your video, pictures, music and
downloads will try and land there.I'm afraid I can't help with
Thanks Jarrod for the advice. I tried another viewing program but the
result was precisely the same as I have described.
However there is a simple way around the problem which I have used
before but which I had forgotten about.
It is: Open GIMP and import.
From 'Print Image Settings' open the
On 24 February 2013 14:54, Geoffrey Wilfred Combes gcomb...@bigpond.comwrote:
Thanks Jarrod for the advice. I tried another viewing program but the
result was precisely the same as I have described.
However there is a simple way around the problem which I have used
before but which I had
On 24 February 2013 08:19, David ag...@justemail.net wrote:
Hi,
is Firefox in the live-CD environment ('try out Ubuntu') equally as
secure for online banking as in a normal full installation?
Thanks
Dave
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Thanks Bevin.
There's the 2TB drive listed as dev/sdc, then dev/sdc1 listed as
'Windows boot loader', and then dev/sdc2. The 2TB Windows drive was put
in the computer first and the 1.5 TB drive for Ubuntu was added later.
In Windows disk management the 2TB drive is listed as disk0, then the
500Gb
