hi:i have installed the latest nightly, the main thing i noticed was the, boot menu had changed so i had to think about what option to choose oem version or normal version - it was not clear which was appropriate. one of the cardinal rules of ui's should be dont make me think.
the other thing was
hi:i am confused about something.what i did:* added a user and group called lighttpd through xubuntu-users-admin (hereafter called xua)* added a user mrelectron to the lighttpd group thru xua
expectation:* mrelectron as a member of the lighttpd group will have the same access to directories and
hi:downloaded, burned and installed - no problems, am now running it. cheersmarkOn 08/05/06, Jani Monoses
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Yep, the url is no longer Nworking. Seems that the new one is:
Now that's released,
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/dapper/flight-7/
as this won't go away
hi:i may have some time up my sleeve, what help do you guys need?cheersmark
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hi:when x starts, i get the brown ubuntu startup screen, but when i shutdown or restart i get the blue xubuntu shutdown / restart screen. what do i need to change to get the blue xubuntu screen on startup.
i am using dapper 6.06. which brings me to another question, how do tell which version of
hi:i like scite (in standard distribution and at http://www.scintilla.org/), but on ubuntu/xubuntu i have been having a lot of trouble with segfaults though. jedit is great too not in standard distribution but can find it at http:// www,
jedit.org, it has plugins for php/python and just needs a
hi:it must have been sorted, because my new default dapper install does not have an applications menu. cheersmarkOn 01/05/06, Jonathan Carter
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On Mon, 2006-05-01 at 03:05 +0300, Pekka Kujansuu wrote: I think it's pretty confusing that the main menu in Xubuntu is
hi:i have been running ubuntu for a couple of months (dapper) and have been trying various desktop flavours over that time (kde,gnome,openbox and other custom mixtures). i downloaded xubunutu last night and it really is a terrific release, it looks great, has a nice mixture of applications and is