Winutuxu is warez and Windows to Linux swithcers post
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your linux file systems should be as follows
/ -- root directory
/var -- tmp directory
/home -- home directory ( like "My Documents" )
/boot -- Boot loader files
/swap -- your swap space ( like pagefile )
each directory on its own partition
however in ubuntu you can get away with using just the root directory and it will create a file structure such as :
/home
/var
/boot
and your swap you still sill not see. All directories will be on the same partition
Procedure to enable WPA Wireless in Ubuntu
To update the source list run the following command
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To update the source list run the following command
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sudo apt-get update
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sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant
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sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome network-manager
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sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
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ok cool, i will do it for that i have to login to Linux now so i would now logoff, but before that i would say if you can remotely login to my machine it will really solve my most of the problems coz this is taking my time that i have to put in what i work in.
that would be sweet if their be a simple application in wihch we point out the installable setup and it installs the program and place shortcut on desktop.
that would be sweet if their be a simple application in wihch we point out the installable setup and it installs the program and place shortcut on desktop.
well in general i would suggest that you get VMWare and use it to test and build Linux installs... you can actually set up a partition on your hard drive and sue it to install directly to. then when you get it all working you can create a boot disk for grub to install and let it detect your Linux install on the partition and add it to the boot loader... this is how i started, and it works really well; however, i also started with Debian Sarge Net install. (ubuntu is derived from debian ).
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