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Book:------Name: ProdigyWriter: Muhammad Zafar IqbalCountry: BangladeshGenre: Science FictionDOWNLOAD the book from here

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I found this is the easiest. Just run the commands in a terminal and VOILA!!sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installerEnjoy Video!

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Install VirtualBox on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic KoalaVirtualBox can run whole operating systems "in a window," but that do not have direct access to your computer hardware. VirtualBox can run all versions of Windows, Linux, and various other x86 and AMD/Intel 64 bit systems. Some versions of Linux are optimized to run in a virtual environment, but any will work.Requirements-----------------At first, you

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You want to install Bangla(bengali) unicode fonts in your ubuntu? It's not a big deal. Just follow the steps bellow, hopefully your Ubuntu will be embellished with the beautiful Bangla(Bengali) language.Way 1------Simple n easy! Use the Synaptic Package Manager to search for fonts and install your desired font once you found it. Anyway, you normally don't get bangla fonts here. So you better take

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In Ubuntu, you can install packages in many ways. You can either use command line instructions in terminal or you can use the synaptic package manager for adding/removing packages.There’s another way! You can do so from your web browser (like firefox etc.). Just visit http://appnr.com and here you’ll find all the necessary softwares, categorized according to need. Just click on the software you

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Here you can learn how to set up environment variables on Ubuntu.Please follow the simple following steps:1. Go to:Applications > Accessories > Terminalto open the terminal window.2. You should take a back up of /etc/profile file. So write the commands:sudo cp -p /etc/profile /etc/profile_backup3. Now, to edit the /etc/profile file, write the following command in the terminal:gksudo gedit /etc/

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Have you just noticed that your right alt key is not working in your Ubuntu?Nope, don't be afraid, your button is ok. You just have to alter some option to make it behave like the left alt key.1. First go toSystem -> Preference -> Keyboard2. Under Layout options tab, open the branch "third level choosers" and assign the third level chooser to any another key other than the right alt key.It's done

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If you have two computers, you might want to synchronize data between the two. For example, if you have a laptop, you might want to transfer the files in your Documents folder to the main PC (and vice versa). You could do this manually by creating a network share, but it’s much better to do it automatically, with just a single click. There are a variety of ways of synchronizing files under Ubuntu

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Do you want to open a .chm file in your Ubuntu?Simple!!For Gnome users, you may use the package "gnochm". Install it with this command:sudo aptitude install gnochmFor KDE users, you may use the package "kchmviewer". Install it with this command:sudo aptitude install kchmviewerDo you want to convert from .chm to .pdf?You can use this conversion tool:sudo aptitude install chm2pdfSimple enough,

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Automatic-------------If a new version of Ubuntu is released, the update manager will notify you via an upgrade notification pop-up bubble. To upgrade, click the Upgrade button, and follow the instructions.Manual----------If you want to manually upgrade, first find out the codename for the next version of Ubuntu (in the same vain as Warty, Hoary, Breezy, and Dapper). Now open this file:/etc/apt/

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Privilege related commands:sudo command - run command as rootsudo su - open a root shellsudo su user - open a shell as usersudo -k - forget sudo passwordsgksudo command - visual sudo dialog (GNOME)kdesudo command - visual sudo dialog (KDE)sudo visudo - edit /etc/sudoersgksudo nautilus - root file manager (GNOME)kdesudo konqueror - root file manager (KDE)passwd - change your passwordDisplay

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It's simple !First of all, you have to create a mount point. A suitable place already is given: inside root, there is a directory named mnt. Inside mnt, you can create am empty directory where the HDD FAT/FAT32 partition will be mapped. Create a mount point:sudo mkdir /mnt/FNow the next task is to find out the partition that we want to be mounted.See the HDD partitions:sudo fdisk -lAfter this

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Hello all! I downloaded the jdk package from SUN's site and installed it offline. It's just simple.offline istallation---------------------If you download the .bin file from Sun's site, then you can install it by:sudo ./j2sdk-1_4_2_16-linux-i586.binonline istallation---------------------sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jdkNow, you have to set the path variables for JAVA:export JAVA_HOME=/mnt/F/

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New to ubuntu? just stumbled upon installing gcc compiler and running a sample program? It's simple!open up a terminal and write the command:sudo aptitude install build-essentialIt will automatically install gcc/g++ compiler into your system. Also you can do the same thing from the Synaptic package manager. Open the Synaptic package manager, search for a package "gcc" and then you will get the

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Wanna connect to internet with the dsl / ppp / pppoe connection in Ubuntu? I found it actually quite easy, easier than connecting from windows.1. Open up a terminal and run the command: sudo pppoeconfIt'll open up a new window and it'll search for a connection. If it finds any, it'll ask you for username and password in subsequent windows. REMEMBER! the password is written in simple textmode

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Are you trying to install Ubuntu/Xubuntu using WUBI? After running the wubi from inside windows and after reboot do you stuck at some point with this prompt?Busybox v1.1.3 (Debian 1.1.1.3-5ubunu7) Bult-in shell (ash)Enter help for a list of built in commands.(initramfs)I also got the same thing and was astonished. The solution is simple: From windows, after running the WUBI installer, replce "

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Few days back I was trying to install Xubuntu 7.10 in my machine with WUBI. The installation began ok, but at some point it stucks and showed me the message :[173.22] Buffer I/O error on device FD0, Logical Block 0[182.56] Buffer I/O error on device FD0, Logical Block 0..and it continued to show those errors. The installation was a failure.After some searching in the Internet, I figured out what

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Well ... I have to search a lot to find the way to use my Sony Ericsson w810 mobile phone as a modem and enjoy internet in Ubuntu linux. And After searching a lot, I found the solution quite easy! It's so simple. You just have to write three commands sequentially. These commands work perfectly with other mobile also, not necessarily with SE only.At first, open a terminal and run this command and

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See the HDD partitions:sudo fdisk -lCreate a mount point and mount that partition:sudo mkdir /mnt/Fsudo mount /dev/sda9 /mnt/F Unzipping pc^2 zip file:unzip -o pc2v8.zip (download the package) Installing java:sudo ./j2sdk-1_4_2_16-linux-i586.bin (download from Sun's site) Setting the path variables for JAVA:export JAVA_HOME=/mnt/F/ubuntu/j2sdk1.4.2_16export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATHNecessary

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just checking a few things... !

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