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<0> mine too
<1> but any mode like 800x600 should work too
<0> 15.4
<1> dito!
<0> Liquid Crystal
<0> this what you do
<2> sources.list is read only
<1> automagically: are you root?
<0> I was ablet o configure my horizontal and vertical sync ranges correctly with debian..
<3> yea you need to type sudo to get root priv
<1> Zoo: ah, how?
<0> took me a while.. but I did it
<2> i don't think so.. i'm using my first name like it told me to. it keeps asking my p***word almost everything i do though.
<1> manually?
<0> yep
<1> or with some fancy tool :p
<1> in your xorg-conf
<1> of any config in /etc/X11 for that matter
<2> is root the same p***word?
<1> s/of/or/
<3> yea you type sudo and then your p***word
<2> but how would you edit a text file in command line?
<0> fro my hsync . it was.. 45.71-50.52 and for my vsync it was.. 60.00-60.00 but thats not even what engineers probably know the actual rate
<3> type sudo nano
<0> all linux does.. is take a estimated guess :-)
<1> automagically: you use a text editor, like vi
<3> nano is the command line text editior
<0> see thats the thing
<0> thats why you need to add root into ubuntu
<1> Zoo: think I'm gonna google on my specs
<0> hee
<0> what you got
<1> but is there a way
<1> to switch back to a root console?
<0> I be willing to be partner with you m8
<4> Anyone here using LVM in their ubuntu?
<1> like in mostly any other OS?
<1> ctrl shift f$number
<0> you ever try Xandros?
<1> yes I did
<0> i added the debian sources to it as well..
<1> it didn't please me ;p
<0> in my source list. and even isntalled a fluxbox to it.. :-)
<0> why, becase you don't have the vision to reverse engineer it?
<1> lol
<1> nah, I just don't like it
<0> Reading, and research is powerful... I even did that to linspire 5.0 for users
<1> even though it's debian based ...
<0> m8
<0> it loads even faster than ubuntu :-)
<0> it uses lilo, as to where ubuntu uses grub by defaut
<0> default*
<1> default default
<1> you can change it ;p
<0> I know..
<1> when I get my X running I will use lilo too
<5> I have a problem i can see my ntfs partitions on desktop but
<0> there is so many things us humans are capable of
<5> it says that i have no permission to see them
<6> how can i test that my nvidia drivers are working? (ie 3d tests)
<7> that's it
<0> sagn, you have to make fstab say it can
<7> i'm reinstalling
<7> one to many freezes
<0> cycom,
<0> cyphase,
<0> what problem you having... :)
<4> I'm installing ubuntu on an Athlon 3800 x64 ... now it says I have 3x kernel images to choose from. How to choose intelligently?
<8> I am dualbooting with windows xp, is there a way to boot windows in linux?
<7> Zoo, it's partially my fault i think
<5> how can i do that from /etc/fstab ?
<6> any ideas? i don't think the drivers are working, since i only get about 20fps in screensavers
<0> hee
<7> Zoo, i've messed with the system to much
<0> do'nt worry all.. open source by 2010 will be ready for all the drivers :-)
<0> cyphase
<9> quux: pick the latest one - the one with the largest numbers in the name, basically
<0> I understand what your saying, however, its not like windows registry :-)
<7> Zoo, no, of course not
<7> Zoo, :)
<4> MAd: of the 3, only one even had a version number
<0> I am actually.. seeing that.. linux tends to not hold its architecture with some applications stable sometimes. but what can I say.. I like to test softwaer out...
<7> Zoo, but it's very unstable. and i can't blame it
<0> i hear ya
<5> how can i do that from /etc/fstab : the problem with seeing the ntfs partitions?
<0> going redo mine as well :-)
<10> Hi, quick question. How do I remove my old kernels? I have about 4 of 'em, and I don't think I will need them anymore
<2> do i need to add root username in "Users and Groups"? I only see my firstname in there.
<6> any ideas how can i test that my nvidia drivers are working? i'm only getting about 20fps in xscreensaver
<9> automagically: use sudo, it should be working by default...
<9> !tell automagically about root
<0> hi maddler
<0> Madpilot,
<11> hi all! got a kernel panic -->kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
<0> its sure worth being patient with ubuntu
<5> how can i do that from /etc/fstab : the problem with seeing the ntfs partitions?
<5> can anybody help
<0> 1 sec
<12> anyone know of a way of searching what packages are in a repo?
<11> i just upgraded my ubuntu to breezy
<11> and i got a kernel panic
<13> hi!
<0> hold on sa
<14> #xubuntu-fr
<13> anyone knows if there exists a graphical etc/fstab manager?
<15> hello tribe!
<13> in gnome
<13> ?
<0> probably could design 1
<13> I found Kouvert but it's based on kde
<13> i need something similar in gnome
<16> can someone tell me why I can't connect from my XP machine to ubuntu with samba? He always asks for a p***word, and I don't seem to find a default one in smb.conf?
<17> anyone played HL2 under cedega?
<2> so i need to type something like "sudo etc/apt/sources.list" but not exactly that, cuz that don't work! :p then it'll open in a text editor?
<0> hee.. 1 easy way... add permissions.. :P
<16> I did
<0> user = access everything :D
<0> :P
<0> j/k... don't all do that :P
<18> echylo, you need to run 'sudo smbp***wd' in a terminal.
<19> echylo: set up a p***word with 'sudo smbp***wd -a <yourusername>'
<20> l
<18> Then set a p***word for yourself.
<16> aha! thanks
<0> ;)
<15> can someone explain me what could have DCOPserver to do with Gnome logins?
<0> oh
<0> so I can do.. su -?
<9> automagically: "sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
<0> ???
<19> Zoo: sudo -i
<16> let's try
<16> thanks
<0> hi Fujitsu
<18> Hi Zoo.
<2> so complicated
<15> yesterday I launched by hand dcopserver in a gnome session, and then i wasn't able to log back in...
<0> sorry about early... I was drinkin..
<0> ;)
<18> Heh
<0> so I can add.. it so I can.. do su - and have it switch over to root?
<0> I'm reading.. I get alot more done that way. but figured I would ask.. and please people
<0> don't give me no.. tell zoo about
<5> how can i do that from /etc/fstab : the problem with seeing the ntfs partitions?
<0> this crap.. thanks thats why this channel here.. :-)
<9> Zoo: have you read the RootSudo wiki page?
<0> oh okay.. I seeing it now
<0> nm
<9> Zoo: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo
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