You may find it useful to grab the colemak layout files from
colemak.com and see how they've done it. Colemak is available from the
menu in Hardy, but before then you needed to do things manually.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 1:07 PM, david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've bought an ASUS laptop which
A friend at work has installed Ubuntu (hardy heron) on an Asus EEE pc.
When he plugs in a in a USB flash drive, he gets an error message
explaining that he need SU rights to do this. this surprises me because
I have no trouble on my machine.
I said he should see what happens if he logs in
2008/9/22 Chris Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A friend at work has installed Ubuntu (hardy heron) on an Asus EEE pc. When
he plugs in a in a USB flash drive, he gets an error message explaining that
he need SU rights to do this. this surprises me because I have no trouble
on my machine.
I said
Jim Donovan wrote:
Can anyone suggest a better host which also allows SSH logins?
Quadra Hosting have Australian servers, nice value plans, and in my
experience, zero noticeable downtime. SSH access with a bash shell is
available, you just need to fill in a form.
Their servers do
Brief howto .
to enable sudo for a non priveleged user
you will need to
1/ edit /etc/sudoers (you need root passwd to do so)
2/
you will need to boot in safe mode (runlevel 1) from grub create a
root password as below:
#passwd
3/ add a line to /etc/sudoers ( run
2008/9/22 R.G.Salisbury [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Brief howto .
to enable sudo for a non priveleged user
you will need to
1/ edit /etc/sudoers (you need root passwd to do so)
2/
you will need to boot in safe mode (runlevel 1) from grub create a root
password as below:
If bargain-basement is the goer, try www.memebot.com --- website is
free up to 30M space, 100MB/month. An additional $20US fee enables
ssh for a year, and ups the data allowance to 300MB/month. If you
want your own domain name, you can use their DNS, also included in the
price.
CGI is
On Sep 22, 11:57 am, Jim Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I run a site with about 20MB of files and a finite amount of traffic.
We've been using a $100/100MB plan with Smartyhost which gives us SSH access
and a linux server.
Unfortunately, smarty's service seems to be falling off.
