Re: ubuntu install with accessibility?

Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? when you install linux, the MBR of the primary hard drive gets over written by the grub bootloader. if you want to boot into windows, you will need to add an entry in your grub.cfg file to point to the partition that your windows installation

Re: ubuntu install with accessibility?

Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? hi, how do I make a partition to instal ubuntu?and I read the instruction how to install it via USB, and it say to launch the startup disk maker.is it in windows or in ubuntu?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=178312#p178312

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Well I havent had much success with installing ubuntu alongside windows. I installed ubuntu alongside windows with the default settings, that went fine. My system ran linux by default. But while I was using it someone told me that linux and windows cant

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Alright then. How much does a partition typically need to be for ubuntu to run? My hd is around 300 gb, 298 to be exact, but I accidentally gave linux 16 gigs and ended up with a 282 gb primary partition.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Alright then. How much does a partition typically need to be for ubuntu to run? My hd is around 300 gb, 298 to be exact, but I accidentally gave linux 16 gigs and ended up with a 282 gb primary partition. And what I mean. If you choose to install alongside

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Jack, everything you need to repartition your drive and install Ubuntu is on the live CD and is accessible for the most part. Obviously, due to time and space I cant get into specifics right now, but in order to answer your question yes

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Alright. Ubuntu is now installed, but I tried to edit the grub config /etc/default/grub. To make it beep when the boot manager loads, I change the line to grub_hidden_timeout_quiet=false. Then I attempt to save it but it says its write protected. What

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? jack wrote:Alright. Ubuntu is now installed, but I tried to edit the grub config /etc/default/grub. To make it beep when the boot manager loads, I change the line to grub_hidden_timeout_quiet=false. Then I attempt to save it but it says its write protected

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? yeah but i try to gain root by editing the file /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-unity-greeter.conf and that results in a file is read only error.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=177397#p177397

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Jack, in order to edit system files like grub.conf you have to run the program as sudo. For example,sudo nano grub.confwhich would open grub.conf in the nano text editor and give you admin rights to modify the file. If you dont do this you cant obtain root

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? how do I create an empty partition with windows 7 driver tools? and do I need to buy the ubuntu installation or is it free?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=177051#p177051 ___ Audiogames

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? I think that is free.For my systemURL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=177149#p177149 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Does the installer let you create a new partition through it like you can on the windows 7 install? Or will that have to be done manually through disk management.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=176981#p176981

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Hanif, yes, it is possible to install Ubuntu Linux along side Windows. there are two ways to do it. One is to use there special installer to install Linux into a swap partition side by side with Windows. Its the easiest way to set up a multi boot

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Hi,Id just like to revise @twards answer in post 2.You may, in fact, simply press CTRL + S when the live image has booted to start orca. This holds true for the actual install.As for sticking with 12.04, @tward, youre probably right. Ive installed 14.04

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? What I want to know. There was a rumor about possible speech in the ubuntu boot manager or for one of the distros via a shortcut key think it was f9. I heard that open susa for sure has a talking boot, but people have said that distro is a total waste

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? is it possible to install this OS on a windows systems? and can I install it without a CD?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=176265#p176265 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

ubuntu install with accessibility?

ubuntu install with accessibility? Hi,I want to install a default ubuntu distro beside windows. I do know about vinux and sonar etc, but as they pull packages from their own mirrors, they probably arent accessible.So, does anyone know how to have accessibility with the default ubuntu

ubuntu install with accessibility?

ubuntu install with accessibility? Hi,I want to install a default ubuntu distro beside windows. I do know about vinux and sonar etc, but as they pull packages from their own mirrors, they probably arent up to date.So, does anyone know how to have accessibility with the default ubuntu

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Re: ubuntu install with accessibility? Dhruv, when booting the Ubuntu installer wait for the cd to stop spinning, which should stop at the start install or boot to live mode screen, and then you should press super+alt+s to launch Orca and do the installer. Note, the super key is called