Sunday, May 23, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Ecards Like Jibjab's But Free
and Linux user management command line needed Ubuntu packages
User management under the latest version of Ubuntu is not working properly (10.04 LTS), including regarding the management of the uid. Here are a few commands to get by in a terminal.
- Show uid and gid of a user:
> userid - Add Group:
> groupadd group_name-gGID
- Add User:
> useradd-uuid-gGID -s/bin/bash -d/home/utilisateur Pxxx-m-user
- Change the uid of a user:
> usermod-u UID user - Change the gid of a user:
> usermod-g GID user
Friday, May 7, 2010
Promo Pacific Science Membership
Here is a list of some packages that I find essential for the proper functioning of my system in Ubuntu.
- non-free-codecs libdvdcss2 and : play audio and video non-free (mp 3, wmv dcd ...)
- numlockx : automatically activate the Num Lock key keypad at startup (see http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/numlockx )
Add / etc / gdm / Init / Default with administrative rights following lines:
if [-x / usr / bin / numlockx] Then
exec / usr / bin / numlockx we
fi
- nfs-common : For NFS mounts
- ia32-libs and util-linux: use 32-bit programs in Ubuntu 64-bit
- flashplugin64-install Flash 64-bit version
> sudo apt-add-ppa repository: sevenmachines / flash
> sudo apt-get update
> sudo apt-get install flashplugin64 -install
To generate your file sources.list (repository list): https: / / dev.sourceslist.org
Acrostic Poem Using The Word Flu
Message "No such file or directory type" when trying to run a program
I was confronted with the message "No such file or directory type", or its English version " No such file or directory "when trying to run an application on Ubuntu 10.04 (The Lucid Lynx) 64-bit executables that existed yet indeed! In fact, the error message is very awkward because the problem was not that the file or folder does not exist but that was an executable version for a 32-bit and 64 bit not ...
The best solution is to recompile the application in 64 bit or to find a 64-bit. Otherwise, it remains possible to use 32-bit programs in Ubuntu 64-bit by installing the ia32-libs package and util-linux .
The best solution is to recompile the application in 64 bit or to find a 64-bit. Otherwise, it remains possible to use 32-bit programs in Ubuntu 64-bit by installing the ia32-libs package and util-linux .
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Can A Cuicinart Chop Ice
This is a video of 1944
The song takes a minute, but waiting to see what they do in the future ...
To look up The end ... incredible! Click on the link
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Monday, May 3, 2010
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