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2010-12-08
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2010-12-08
, 14:55
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@ Ecuador
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Hey Juan,
I am not trying to break yourt balls here, but I do have a question that has been bothering me since yesterday: Have you yourself actually thorougly tested the setups you are promoting here?
To be honest: I think you could provide a little more information and warning to the people that follow your guide and I mean more than just "Install at your own risk". It's not that it will brick your n900, but having to reboot because you loose your mounhtpoints (/MyDocs) and you qumount doesn't do the job properly, it also means that if you want to listen music, right after having played with one of the setups here, you'll be in for a wait untill the tracker finishes re-indexing all your music files. Those kind of things should be communicated. If you didn't know yourself, it illustrates why I wrote this post.
To illustrate what I mean: I noticed the whole window parsing module was missing when I installed Arch, I ask you about it, and without saying, it turns out you update the guide on the first page. Why don't you share that information with the people who are reading page 12 of your thread?
I started with Arch linux, because that was the only thing that had my interest, actually E17 has my interest. But another guy asked about the Xephyr keyboard-focus on Ubuntu or Fedora and has not been answered. My guess is now, it's not working there either.
Apart from that, I guess you need to be more precise in your listing of steps to take. Need to leave a non-rooted terminal aside? Make sure you communicate that. Need root-access in order to perform a task? Make sure the people who read know they need to change to root.
So, just to be sure: I am not complaining here. I spent a free day yesterday, playing around with your findings, googling for a solution for the keyboard focus-thing, and I have enjoyed myself. So I hope you can take my post as constructive criticism
Keep up the good work!
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2010-12-08
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@ Ecuador
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Hi Juandp! I still have problems with the clock! lol! When I update the clock in ubuntu, it updates it into maemo too! In fact, I don't Know how to adjust GMT. In Ubuntu, i have GMT+8. How to change it to GMT+0 ???
Did you try to resolve my : "bus errorackage list" problem? I saw on the net that it is related to two bin files located in /var/cache/apt/ some say I have to delete them. what is your point of view? I'm very interrested about your script to give ubuntu its own files.
And How do I do if i want to completly uninstall Ubuntu?
rm /home/user/MyDocs/ubuntu*.img.ext2 rm -r ubuntu sudo rm /usr/bin/ubuntu sudo rm /usr/bin/ubuntu-lxde sudo rm /usr/bin/closeubuntu sudo rm /usr/share/applications/ubuntu.desktop
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2010-12-08
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2010-12-08
, 16:35
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@ Ecuador
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juandp77 could you please upload your icon files... i want to use that on my .desktop file/ link... thanks
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2010-12-08
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@ Abidjan
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Clock bug its happen to me to, let me research on that, about the "bus errorackage list" problem It happen to me too so what I did its start again with a new ubuntu.img.ext2
If you want to uninstall Ubuntu: j
Code:rm /home/user/MyDocs/ubuntu*.img.ext2 rm -r ubuntu sudo rm /usr/bin/ubuntu sudo rm /usr/bin/ubuntu-lxde sudo rm /usr/bin/closeubuntu sudo rm /usr/share/applications/ubuntu.desktop
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2010-12-08
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@ Ecuador
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Thanks for this. I will try to reinstall it!!! because I'm facing problems installing apps via terminal. And also, I want your config file to make ubuntu have its own Home Folder!!! thankssssss!!
sudo mv /home/user/MyDocs/uchroot /sbin sudo chmod +x /sbin/uchroot cd /home/user/ubuntu sudo nano chroot ubuntu
sudo qchroot $UBUNTUIMG $UBUNTUCHROOT "$@"
sudo uchroot $UBUNTUIMG $UBUNTUCHROOT "$@"
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2010-12-08
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@ Australia
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2010-12-08
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@ Abidjan
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ok the script could be downloaded from here http://ubuntuone.com/p/Sm7/ copy to MyDocs
would like to know the difference in installing netbook-launcher and plain ubuntu..planning to install ubuntu tomorrow.. =)