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The_Devil_Himself
die blizzard die! D3?
LMAO.....nice catch din.hehehehehe.....falls off chair laughing
congratulations !
Now try exploring the open source realm, u wont get disappointed for most cases.
Try out compiz-fusion.
Now try exploring the open source realm, u wont get disappointed for most cases.
Try out compiz-fusion.
yeah i faced the same with gutsy but then a little google landed up with a quick solution of enabling alk repositories in synapticiMav said:
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QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Huh? Gutsy comes with those repos auto-enabled now. Have you got an issue?
That bug is given High priority already, fixes will be out by a month more.
That bug is given High priority already, fixes will be out by a month more.
Quiz_Master
* Teh Flirt King *
I am having a problem.... When I try booting the PC after a little process (I see lotte text going upward on my screen hehe) System hangs... Nothing next. Is it a hardware problem?... Dont have any other os other then gutsy to check.
Finally Avatar change kar hii liyee... No problem... Iski bhi copy karta hoon. Tu Tiger to mai Lion.
hehe) System hangs... Nothing next. Is it a hardware problem?... Dont have any other os other then gutsy to check.QwertyManiac said:
Finally Avatar change kar hii liyee... No problem... Iski bhi copy karta hoon.
Tu Tiger to mai Lion.
OP
iMav
The Devil's Advocate
+1
opk seems like ubuntu is simply not gonna work with me like a nice os please dont blame for cursing me it just doesnt work for me properly problem after problem
1. it just freezes all of a sudden which it also did quite a few times when i was using the live version mostly does so when i have firefox also working but its mostly working from login so cant actually say
2. i installed nvidia drivers now when i rebooted my samsung just gives a black screen with a box going up and down saying not optimised mode i went into the recovery mode and then saw that my optimised mode is not listed (1280x1024 @ 60Hz) no display only comes ....
any idea as to why does it freeze is there any ctrl+alt+delete equivalent here for ubuntu ??? and what to do abt my drivers
opk seems like ubuntu is simply not gonna work with me like a nice os please dont blame for cursing me it just doesnt work for me properly problem after problem
1. it just freezes all of a sudden which it also did quite a few times when i was using the live version mostly does so when i have firefox also working but its mostly working from login so cant actually say
2. i installed nvidia drivers now when i rebooted my samsung just gives a black screen with a box going up and down saying not optimised mode i went into the recovery mode and then saw that my optimised mode is not listed (1280x1024 @ 60Hz) no display only comes ....
any idea as to why does it freeze is there any ctrl+alt+delete equivalent here for ubuntu ??? and what to do abt my drivers
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bikdel
Alpha Geek Banned
man even i installed fedora 3,years ago when i was 14 and no problems at all...
got no issues and was really enjoying the software bundle
.. then one day the hard disk crashed and could not think of using it again... not because of Fedora but just because my dad believed it was me who messed up with the PC
anyways good luck all linux-newbies
got no issues and was really enjoying the software bundle
.. then one day the hard disk crashed and could not think of using it again... not because of Fedora but just because my dad believed it was me who messed up with the PC anyways good luck all linux-newbies
din
Tribal Boy
@iMav
If you really need help and if you really want to try linux, explain the problems you faced and other people will sure help you.
But if you go on praising Win and MS too much (just like - a few posts back, in same thread), that also in the open-source section, members may not be that interested to help you. You may not be doing it intensionally, but when things are not working for you, do not jump into conclusion that Win is the best or Lin is not at al easy. There are a lot of people in this section who use Lin for uite sometime and experiementing on Linux. So if you really need help, ask for it and people will sure help.
First you need more patience, Ubuntu works on the fly for most hardwares, but there may be exceptions, where you will need to configure lil bit to make things work.
Anyway, continue experiemtns without prejudice. Happy Linuxing
If you really need help and if you really want to try linux, explain the problems you faced and other people will sure help you.
But if you go on praising Win and MS too much (just like - a few posts back, in same thread), that also in the open-source section, members may not be that interested to help you. You may not be doing it intensionally, but when things are not working for you, do not jump into conclusion that Win is the best or Lin is not at al easy. There are a lot of people in this section who use Lin for uite sometime and experiementing on Linux. So if you really need help, ask for it and people will sure help.
First you need more patience, Ubuntu works on the fly for most hardwares, but there may be exceptions, where you will need to configure lil bit to make things work.
Anyway, continue experiemtns without prejudice. Happy Linuxing
praka123
left this forum longback
thats what i first itself said .imav and linux wont go..
regarding wrong resolution.u need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf Section "Screen" for correct resolution u want.(u can make a nvidia compatible xorg.conf using nvidia-xconfig if u have installed it.
also in gnome menu system>preferences>screen resolution u can set correct resolution later when X is available.
i appreciate her or his knowledge.
I doubt people can be this much stupid!
.imav and linux wont go..there is no ctrl+alt+delete.press ctrl+alt+f1...f6 for a virtual terminaliomavo said:
regarding wrong resolution.u need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf Section "Screen" for correct resolution u want.(u can make a nvidia compatible xorg.conf using nvidia-xconfig if u have installed it.
also in gnome menu system>preferences>screen resolution u can set correct resolution later when X is available.
@mehulved:reading the comment parts rocks!now i know why americans lacks something!!i remember someone posted this blog last year too.showing a genuine M$ BSOD as Linux crashingmehulved said:
i appreciate her or his knowledge.I doubt people can be this much stupid!
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gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
praka123 said:thats what i first itself said
there is no ctrl+alt+delete.press ctrl+alt+f1...f6 for a virtual terminal
regarding wrong resolution.u need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf Section "Screen" for correct resolution u want
The Live CD detects my monitor & gfx card fine. Will a native install work this way too?
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