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Give me a link to the Simdock.tar.bz2 to help you better. Generally, it is done by running these in order: 1. ./configure 2. make 3. make install And for the apt-get thing, syntax is: apt-get remove <name>

No, I meant you are a hyperactive emotive 13 year old in god-knows-what aged casing. Right, You want me to stick to the topic, but since I don't care I won't too. I wonder why you retort back like a 13 year old does. You really 13? Nah.

Xubuntu uses the XFCE Desktop Envionment, simple easy and light DE that can be customized a lot. :)

Well, even Fedora does that. Exploring the art of a female anatomy they say. You find it disgusting? I don't find it on my desktop but am hetero.

WASD or IJKL

do a sudo apt-get install beryl beryl-manager to get beryl. And then type beryl-manager in the terminal to get that icon.

Yeah I loved the way you act like so ... the same word I used before ... :)

Correct link is *shipit.kubuntu.org

I think its CTrl + Shift + Left or Right arrows. Or simply click the virtual window bar at the bottom... (If it ain't Ctrl, Shift, try Alt etc)

Offtopic: I wonder where your cheap Vista user promoting bar is.. Ontopic: How good can a company get after it makes its own anti-* tools? Oh right, when they make their own conceptual infections to fuel it...

**** sorry sorry sorry, uname just escaped my head! uname -a It must display the hardware architecture like x86_64 or something, it shows x86 here...

Sources.list?

Yes you sure can but some applications that exploit a lot of exclusive features of GNOME might need you to install all those GTK libraries, GNOME core files, etc on Kubuntu to run. Not a problem really but takes more space at times.

Ah that's a bit difficult on Ubuntu... But there's this small thing you can try. System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts Also, in the comments here, there's a good gconf-editor hack way. Sigh, just try it out and it must mention it. Also look in the sources.list (the 2nd method) the links...

Intel_Gigacore - Around 2.5 to 3 GB

@morpheusv6 - ( Just didn't feel like writing it :mrgreen: ) So in simple, just type cat /etc/lsb-release. GCC is a C/C++ Compiler and can be accessed only via the terminal. Bittorrent is the same way. Write the words gcc or bittorrent in the terminal to know more about them. A good way is...

He's announced PlayStation 4 5 and 6 before he retires next week... God.

Both are Word-Processors. Not simple text-editors :) You dont want us to use MS Word to code do you? Oh the horror. :))

Am looking for a long time, still dont see a PlayStation... We will continue seeing?

Faraaz... Just make a CD out of that Software. Else, simply go to /var/cache/apt and take all the files out into it and port it wherever you want to...