Hope this helps,
http://ubuntu-in.info/wiki/index.php/Installing_Softwares_without_Internet_Connection_using_APTonCD
Regards,
Manish Sinha
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Rohit Gupta wrote:
The Mailing List of our GLUG is: http://groups.google.com/group/kgeclug
Sure, I would try it out. Hope people from outside are also invited
(kidding)
The whole event is a student initiative of our college and we need
ubuntu support. We request ubuntu to send us some
Rohit Gupta wrote:
but by goodies we also mean stikers, badges, cups, t-shirt or just
anything with ubuntu flavour in it. These goodies will be given to
participants in our event. We request you to help us with anything.
These goodies are a source of inspiration for GNU/Linux.
I can
Ramnarayan.K wrote:
I guess what you mean is atleast change the subject line of a digest
post to know what the contents of the mail are.
Yes! Exactly. :)
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nagendra prasad wrote:
I want to install a web server on my ubuntu. Please help me with it.
Also, I want the easiest one.
Use Apache.
sudo apt-get install apache2
to start,stop and restart the server
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2
Nothing much to say, except a few things
1. Please don't reply to digest messages.
2. Please don't top post.
These are very humble request. I use a mail client with many mailing
lists subscription, so it becomes tough to deal.
Hope nobody would take it in bad sense or take it personally.
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Moz wrote:
AptOnCD is the software to use, but you would have had to create a CD
beforehand.
This is the most efficient way.
Moz, you don't need to write the ISO on the CD. Create the iso, keep it
on a flash drive + the deb installer of aptoncd from /var/cache/apt/archives
Now install
Dinbandhu wrote:
--I just rejoined the list yesterday, and couldn't tell whether this reached
the list or not--
It did reach the list. If you are not sure, you can enable mail
acknowledgments from your settings or check here
Sambit Bikas Pal wrote:
I hope the panel on the top is still there. Right-click on the panel
at the top, and select New-panel. A new gnome-panel should appear.
Drag the panel to whatever position you prefer (side or bottom). Right
click on the new panel and select Add to Panel, an option
निशांत / Nishant wrote:
Hmmm OK. Just thought that there were better filesystems than ext3 out
there. Will upgrade it now :)
My home machine is running continously for the last 3 years amidst
unclean shutdowns due to power outages at least twice a week.
Filesystem is reiserfs on Debian
निशांत / Nishant wrote:
None till date, but that is no guarantee that it can't happen in
future. If you are in a situation that you need to rebuild tree, its
the most scariest.
Yeah! Heard about it. Am safe since I run Ubuntu on laptop which has a
power-backup from battery. Still X-crash
Fabian Enos wrote:
I need to know what is the best one to use for managing my documents
and stuff. I also have files 1GB in size so there should be almost
or 0% chance of data corruption. Speed is also required.
Which FS do you use presently? I have used JFS once and didn't find it
so
Ritesh Sinha wrote:
Could you please post the output of
sudo lspci -vv ?
That may be too much of output. A better way is :
lspci | grep -i network
I searched the net, it looks like you have a broadcom chipset. Broadcom
does not have open drivers and bcm43xx driver which doesnt always work.
Sarfaraz Kazi wrote:
I've got the same wifi chipset on my laptop and it works perfectly
well by selecting the Broadcom STA wireless driver from Hardware
Drivers. I'm running Ubuntu 8.04.2 on my laptop.
You can count yourself as a lucky person. The laptops provided by my
college for the
sanath kumar wrote:
Cant any GUI be written for it..?
http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/admin/gdhcpd
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Ramnarayan.K wrote:
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 1:29 AM, Khadri Arvind arvindkha...@gmail.com
mailto:arvindkha...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you even sure that you have Ubuntu installed, and Abhishek
Amberkar
Linux can't be installed on Windows filesystems you have to use Linux
ambika divya wrote:
I don't want to change pidgin .Now what can i do .
When i get one new mail it shows the notification of double the
number of inbox mails .
Any idea how can i rectify this
Pidgin is muti support IM client .
I am not asking you to change pidgin. Just
Relax Ambika,
When you are in a new town, you do find it difficult to adapt. We are
here to make you feel like home.
I am really new to linux
Once I was also new to Linux
What i did wrong , i don't know
I need a stable kernel.Which not create problem easily .
Linux is also a
Abhishek Amberkar [अभिषेक] wrote:
Where's ext3? Have you installed Hardy on FAT32 filesystem?
You should have installed it on Ext3 filesystem.
Looks like I got why it is FAT32.
Ambika, have you installed Ubuntu using Windows Installer called Wubi?
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ambika divya wrote:
Guess, I googled a lot about this problem and in many places
suggest to
fix the time on system clock and reboot. Many have repoted to fix the
problem by this method.
System clock is locked just like other harddisk partition
Wht can i do
ambika divya wrote:
I mean pidgin showing me wrong number of new mails in mail notification.
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ambika
I am still not sure which protocol Pidgin uses to fetch mail
notification. I think it would be better it fyou use Mail Notifier
addon of Firefox. This works better for
Parthan SR wrote:
Manish Sinha (मनीष सिन्हा) wrote:
I know what I am recommending is not a solution but a workaround. I
hardly see anyone using Rhythmbox music player. Still wonder why Ubuntu
keeps it as the default.
Eh? I've been using it for the last two years now and I know
nagendra prasad wrote:
Hi All,
I have found the solution for my problem.
First unmount all the drives from the computer.
second launch the command line. then type sudo -i
then you will be enter in the root access.
then type mount -rw /dev/sda5
there you go
Now you will have the
Ambika,
Can you tell us where you live? This can help us a lot in finding a LUG
close to you
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