Sorry this is very delayed response.
sudo su works well for me (ctrl+r works)
For wget, fdisk etc, I suggest installing the easy-debian package. It creates a
subtree of the filesystem (under /.debian I think) that replicates the
filesystem of a Debian installation. It then chroot's a shell
Hej all,
every time I connect to the internet I get a message from
servicebu...@ovi.com concerning 'the chat feature of this aplication is
no longer available'. I did never chat and never will. How can I get
rid of this?
Thanks,
Boris
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On Fri, 2011-10-28 at 22:03 +0200, Boris wrote:
Hej all,
every time I connect to the internet I get a message from
servicebu...@ovi.com concerning 'the chat feature of this aplication is
no longer available'. I did never chat and never will. How can I get
rid of this?
Thanks,
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It’s easy. Go to the Availability dialogue by tapping on the system status
panel and selecting “My Availability” (or something similiar; I don’t know the
exact words because I use the Czech locale). Then see the last and bottom item
in the list of your instant messaging
Why has Nokia not been as brave as a little Italian company called Ekoore?
:-(
N900 is the best thing ever happened to cellular telephony.
I suppose N9 is as good, but it's not going to be sold in Europe :-(
I suppose my new Tablet will be Ekoore + Ubuntu, though I would prefer a
Nokia device +
