If you want to sync a to-do list from somewhere, I imagine you'd have to output your list as some sort of file, then strip away any extra encoding to get just text, then transfer it over. That...
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If you want to sync a to-do list from somewhere, I imagine you'd have to output your list as some sort of file, then strip away any extra encoding to get just text, then transfer it over. That...
The notes feature can only use plain text files (.txt). Just drop them in the Notes folder on your iPod and you'll be able to access them next time you use it. So if you wanted to make a to-do list...
Yes, it appears that in order to downgrade to FF2, you have have to wipe your Firefox profile or else some extensions will break.
Plug in your drive and wait for the icon to appear on the desktop. Right-click on the icon, select Properties, and then the Volume tab. The Mount Point line should tell you where the drive is being...
Compiz Fusion is installed in Hardy by default.
If anyone wants to go back to FF 2, the link in my sig will show you how.
You probably want to save the program in the /opt directory.
To install it there you will need to use the "sudo" command. For example, if you saved ImageJ to your desktop, then:
sudo mv...
I'm curious about my sources.list. In Software Sources I have security, updates, proposed, and backports all checked. But my sources.list looks like this:
# deb cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.04 _Hardy Heron_...
The steps will be something like this:
Download GParted
Unmount your external drive
Select your external drive in gparted
Delete the partition on the disk
Format the entire disk to ext3
I would use GParted like Tatty described, it's easier and less risky.
This may be what you're looking for: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
Run this in terminal:
sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts
then logout and log back in.
I'm afraid I don't know of a program that does FTP and code editing.
This is a common theme with Linux though. Instead of having all-in-one programs like Dreamweaver that does HTML and FTP and...
Here's the correct code. This will take you back to Firefox 2:
sudo apt-get purge firefox
rm -r ~/.mozilla/firefox
sudo apt-get install firefox-2
InfinityCircuit's code will merely...
You may want to read this before deciding to commit to installing Ubuntu.
Yes, yes, no, and yes.
Resolutions can take a bit of fiddling around, but you'll get it working alright.
Broadcom wireless devices are supported, but again, it won't be as easy as it was in...
Bluefish is in the Add/Remove Programs application, although it's not quite as full-featured as Dreamweaver.
I think the servers are way overloaded right now what with everyone trying to download and install all their applications at the same time. That would explain the length of time it's taking for you...
Ubuntu should do it for you using the Restricted Drivers Manager.
It's in the Add/Remove Programs application.
It might be because the servers are overloaded. You can try switch servers by going to System > Administration > Software Sources and changing servers to the main server.
Ah yes, correct. sudo is required. Thanks!
Go to Accessories > Terminal. A terminal will pop up. Just type:
dpkg --configure -a
and hit Enter.
A lot of people over in ABT are asking about downgrading Firefox 3b5 to Firefox 2 in Hardy because a lot of extensions and/or customizations don't work yet. Here's how:
FF3b5 = Firefox 3 Beta 5...
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