ubuntu 7.04, firefox query

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praka123

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^yaar-i am searching for this feature,where u open a terminal some random text(proverbs,quotes) is shown.I have experianced this with Linux-mint terminal or knoppix dont remember.have to digg out what the trick is.btw,there is this one called "fortunes" which is may be used as the input.i have even saw a package fortunes-debian-hints:
This package provides a set of hints and tips on using Debian, in a
fortune database format. New Debian users (or administrators) may find its
advice particularly sage or helpful, and even veteren Debianites might
find some new tidbits.
someone research on this.btw linux-mint gnome users anyone?do u have this feature when opening terminal?
edit:found some links reg this.u can use fortunes or cowsay :D
*www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=582616
*forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-97905.html
btw /etc/motd.tail is message of the day.
 
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gary4gar

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praka123 said:
^yaar-i am searching for this feature,where u open a terminal some random text(proverbs,quotes) is shown.
*ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/02/18/let-sudo-insult-you-when-you-screw-up/
 

praka123

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^that i already posted here ;) .
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68998&highlight=insult
wht am saying is-this is something different.
 

gary4gar

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praka123 said:
^that i already posted here ;) .
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68998&highlight=insult
wht am saying is-this is something different.
then i dunno know
i am n00b still anyday infront of you;)
 

gary4gar

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praka123 said:
wth?ur using linux for past 1.5 yrs right? :twisted:
i left it in middle & then stayed away from linux for 8months as i did'nt have a net connection, after i got BB then i started off again

so i used linux barely for 4 months properly:(
 

praka123

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btw,reg ur cool-n-quiet question,u need to install a kernel optimized for ur amd 64 from synaptic and try cpufreqd and powernowd.see the below link:
*kerneltrap.org/node/2894
 

gary4gar

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praka123 said:
btw,reg ur cool-n-quiet question,u need to install a kernel optimized for ur amd 64 from synaptic and try cpufreqd and powernowd.see the below link:
*kerneltrap.org/node/2894
i can install the kernel optimized for ur amd 64 from synaptic but then system arch will be 32bit or 64bit???

64bit is a pain in ass:(
 

praka123

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the module ur trying to modprobe is available with amd optimized version.and remember gutsy offers better amd support wait till 18th for the release.also kalpik posted here that 64-bit is working well and for plugins,he uses nspluginwrapper for 32-bit apps.
 

kalpik

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Yup, 64 bit is great now! Flash works.. Java browser plugin is a problem though. If you really need to run Java in your browser, there are a lot of scripts available for one-click install of 32 bit firefox and plugins too..
 

gary4gar

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kalpik said:
Yup, 64 bit is great now! Flash works.. Java browser plugin is a problem though. If you really need to run Java in your browser, there are a lot of scripts available for one-click install of 32 bit firefox and plugins too..
how much increase in performance you got by switching to 64bit??
 

mehulved

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praka123 said:
^yaar-i am searching for this feature,where u open a terminal some random text(proverbs,quotes) is shown.I have experianced this with Linux-mint terminal or knoppix dont remember.have to digg out what the trick is.btw,there is this one called "fortunes" which is may be used as the input.
Just install fortune package and add the line to bashrc.
To add a little more variety to it, use it with cowsay.
In gentoo, I've enabled 'offensive' use flag for sudo and fortune-mod, I get some really nice quotes there. It's not for kids, so gary and other kids on the forum please don't try it.
 

praka123

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i need to try it.btwn there is a debian-tipsntricks-fortunes package also available.shud try/
 

kalpik

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gary4gar said:
how much increase in performance you got by switching to 64bit??
Hmm.. As i dont do many CPU intensive tasks, i wont be able to notice the increase in the CPU throughput. Though applications DO open blazingly fast!
 
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