d I understand why.
Swearing in a Ubuntu-UK cast tho, may not be a great idea as it does put
some people off, and we don't want to do that.
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ks are just .desktop files[1] and are handled by the file
manager.
I don't know if Konqueror can create symlinks graphically. That doesn't
mean that it can't, just that I don't know if it can or not.
Tez
[1] Example of a Link to Location (URL) file, linking to your home dir:
am.
>
>
All ClamAV will do is scan files for windows viruses. Unless you are on
a network with windows machines and serve files to those machines, then
it's completely pointless installing ClamAV, or any other anti-virus app
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m /var/cache/apt/archives/lock" in
> the terminal.
>
> dsas
>
>
That is one way, but an "easier" way is just to do:
sudo fuser -vik /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
(or the location of the lock file in use)
that should kill the process using the file, and as
s not seem to change things
>>
>> Is my database mixed up or must I live with a continuous indication of
>> an impossible update?
>>
>> --
>> alan cocks
>> Kubuntu user#10391
>>
>>
>
> There is a problem with the updates right n
it longer and get a machine with a decent spec.
>
>
I have a PC with an integrated Intel graphics chip (845G) and the
open-source driver is excellent. And you don't have to mess around with
downloading and installing proprietary drivers to enable any functions
of the chip. It has worked
7;ll get is if you change the partitioning scheme or
change network cards. Then you'll just have to edit grubs menu.lst and
fstab to reflect the changes in partitioning, and edit the network
settings if the network card changes.
But Linux can deal with hardware changes well, that
rm in an XFCE4
> session).
>
> I prefer to rely on console rather than GUI tools for upgrading
>
>
>
I recently (a few hours ago) upgraded my test box from edgy to feisty,
I'd used apt-get to get dapper to edgy (which was fun), but this time I
used aptitude and it wen
Jonathan Riddell wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 15, 2006 at 07:34:20AM +0000, Tez wrote:
>
>>>> Stephen Garton wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Now, it doesn't really bother me, but I was just wondering why the
>>>>> signature appended to the m
Michael Wood wrote:
> Tez wrote:
>
>> Stephen Garton wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Now, it doesn't really bother me, but I was just wondering why the
>>> signature appended to the messages on the list link to the kubuntu
>>> wiki instead of the
cussed on the kubuntu-users mailing list.
wiki.kubuntu.org and wiki.ubuntu.com are the same,
wiki.kubuntu.org/anything is the same as wiki.ubuntu.com/anthing
I don't know the reason why, but there is no difference between the two
wiki sites.
And about the blue theme, you can have that theme on th
ticate so you'll need to set that up too.
If you go with the VNC approach as suggested by Caroline then the NX
client for windows can be used as a VMC client too.
Tez
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Tez wrote:
> It's also on archive.org but doesn't seem to be live yet,
>
You can now watch it or download it from archive.org
http://www.archive.org/details/Installing_Updates_Kubuntu
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>> Totally excellent work! Nicely themed both in keeping with Kubuntu and
>> the work that Alan has done. Long enough to be interesting and relevant
>> without over doing the point. Not being a KDE user at all (well not
>> since v2), I've just learned lots.
>&g
and do kubuntu version of the ones Alan's done, so both
kde and gnome users can get the same information. Then maybe we can
collaborate on which ones we should do to stay in sync.
It could be a good idea to get a team of people working on these
screencasts as we can roll them out quicker wi
p://tinyurl.com/y35p86/2006_installing_updates_kubuntu.ogg (15 MB)
Let me know what you think of it, but don't be to harsh :-D
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run or package to install that will
> redetect the hardware on boot?
>
> Thanks
>
> Matthew
>
>
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm 90% sure that it will
(re)detect the hardware on boot anyway.
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that.
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e packages in the main and restricted repository
will be upgraded from the CD, so if you have any universe or multiverse
packages installed then you will have to download the updates of them.
Also I don't think ALL the packages in the main and restricted
repository's are on the disk anywa
email address) and have
used that mirror before. However when I did use it, and this was a while
ago to be fair, the mirror wasn't very up to date and apt kept falling
back to the GB ubuntu mirror. Things may be different now though.
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I'll
> keep an eye on it... thanks for the "heads up"...
>
> Sean
>
>
You may also want to choose a different port than the default as some
ISPs limit or block connections to/from certain P2P and BitTorrent ports.
You can look on the Azureus Wiki[1] fo
ght then thanks!
>
> Ju.
>
>
Not sure whether you know this or not, but even windows doesn't play
DVDs "out of the box". You need to buy some software (normally comes
with the DVD drive) that has the DVD codec on it.
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verify that the
key is yours you need to send it to a keyserver which others can check
against. The keyservers update from each other so if you send you key to
one (like "keyserver.ubuntu.com") then other servers will be updated
with your key as well.
Take a look at https://help.ubu
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