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greetings!
Yea I went Gnome to. Sure seems to be better and faster, still customize it as you want. TONS easier to find stuff you want.
My new responce to someone asking What linux build to go with.
There Is one thing you need to decide before which version of linux you want. There are 2 Basic desktops to choose from.
KDE- That will give you all the fancy, Cube, Windows Blows up kinda stuff. You will spend some time trying to figure what does what and what keyboard shortcuts you will need to make some of the fancy stuff do what it does. Finding installed programs can be a bit tough.
Gnome- Not all the bells and whistles but you can still customize it, add themes, Looks nice, as a new Linux user myself from windows 98 days, Gnome is much easier to find stuff, and Can be changed over to kde in time if you want.
As far as which brand of linux, Ubuntu,OpenSuse, all that, They are all pretty much the same. One offers no more features than the other, What may work Great on my computer, May not work well with yours.
The one Build That is as close to windows as you can possible get, Including the desktop trash can and "my computer" icon is Manriva I prefer 2008.
So decide on your desktop, Then decide which flavor of Linux you want, Hit the forums, Give the one you like a shot.
aside from KDE and GNOME, don't forget XFCE at http://www.xfce.org/, the lightest of them all. this can resurrect very old PCs, if you have one.
probably the easiest to install and co-exist with windows is ubuntu, the one that can be installed inside the windows environment, through wubi.
peace!
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greetings!
have you tried this one?
http://www.confickerworkinggroup.org/infection_test/cfeyechart.html
or maybe you just have to do a port scan.
i'll be back later...
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greetings!
maybe your mom's computer is in a spot that is difficult for a wireless signal to penetrate. have you tried relocating her pc?
move it somewhere near a window perhaps.
just a wild guess..
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greetings!
sana po ma enjoy ko yung pag stay dito
that means
i hope i will enjoy my stay here...
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greetings!
got the same problem with most of you.
BUT
here's how to view it...
Please Do Not click the link below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWVyw h zuHnQ
just copy the whole line above; then PasTe it on a new window or tab; paste only
edit the pasted link; make sure that there are NO Spaces, BEfore pressing the enter key
voila!
enjoy what mudmanc4 shared...
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1. ask them.
2. if they allow you to use their computer, you can type the word "ipconfig" at the command prompt.
peace!
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greetings!
i respectfully suggest that whenever a thread or a problem posed by users is solved in this site, "SOLVED" or "CASE CLOSED" be posted on that specific Solved thread.
thanks mudmanc4 for the reminder. i'm a new user, remember?
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greetings!
IMO, i think that is possible. (two or more accounts in the same house)
the company may have to run New cables to your house.
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gretings!
mudmanc4, maybe your worries are over now.
but just the same, you can visit this site:
http://rgaucher.info/planet/Hackosis/2008/07/10/Lost_Windows_Password__Regain_Access_with_Linux
hope this will help others too...
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greetings!
==> Isn't there a Linux CD(repair function) that will crack your Windows password and get you in? I've forgotten the details on it, so you will have to search.
zalternate, maybe you were looking for Ophcrack!
http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/
hope this helps...
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greetings!
==> How can i tweak my mothers computer if it is a old computer with win xp home swedish version. i did it once before and i success but i dont remember what i did. it
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thanks, tommie gorman...
happy to help, IF i know the answer.
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greetings!
to go to the Fonts Folder in Vista...
1. Start
2. Control Panel
3. Classic View
4. Fonts ==> your Vista's Fonts folder
to Install New Fonts: continue...
5. File
6. Install New Font
7. Check Copy fonts to Fonts folder
7. click the location of your New Font/s
8. Click Install
9. enjoy...
hope this helps.
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greetings!
better look for a second time!
that may be spelled svCchost.exe, double letter C, NOT svchost.exe only. SVCCHOST.exe is a trojan.
==> http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/dangerous_files/4541-svcchostexe.html
==> http://www.greatis.com/appdata/d/s/svcchost.exe.htm
hope this helps.
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no. you don't have to have a PLDT landline before applying Plan999. this is now Plan990, with landline.
check this out ==> http://www.myworldmydsl.com/mydsl.aspx
and this ==> http://www.pldt.com/products/consumers/internet/Pages/myDSL.aspx
hope this helps.
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thanks, man!
guess i have to sit down and wait...
any comments, people?
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greetings!
this is my measly internet connection speed.
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:::.. testmy.net test results ..:::
Download Connection is:: 310 Kbps about 0.31 Mbps (tested with 512 kB)
Download Speed is:: 38 kB/s
Upload Connection is:: 93 Kbps about 0.1 Mbps (tested with 386 kB)
Upload Speed is:: 11 kB/s
Tested From:: https://testmy.net (Main)
Test Time:: 2009/07/15 - 11:53pm
D-Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/stats/id-A0PMF8VHN
U-Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/stats/id-K4D3CSYRL
User Agent:: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US) AppleWebKit/530.19.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.2 Safari/530.19.1 [!]
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from http://www.ip-adress.com/speedtest/
Our Bandwidth Speed Test is a precisely accurate measurement of your Internet connection UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD speeds. Test your Broadband Speed with our free Bandwdith Speed Test tool.
Last Result:
Download Speed: 328 kbps (41 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 93 kbps (11.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
Thursday, July 16, 2009 13:55:15
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http://www.2wire.com/bandwidth/results.php?kbps=227.5&downloadtime=8.767&KB=243.5&recorded=1
Speed Meter
Your current bandwidth reading is
227.50kbps
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i have a 384/128 kbps DSL connection. Asian Region
those are After the Vista Tweaks...
what do you think?
thanks again...
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sinister666
man, one out of the topic question: what is the "real speed" i can get out of my "up to" internet connection speed?
thanks in advance man.
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greetings!
maybe it's just personal browser preferences. what you like may not be liked by others, and vice versa.
a lovely lady for me may not be a lovely lady for you!
beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder...
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greetings!
==> If only linux was compatible with most of the stuff I use then I would make it the main OS of my other system. Although windows 7 is proving to be fairly nice. An upgrade from Vista at least.
Linux will be compatible for most windows applications if you will install "wine" http://www.winehq.org/
you can install windows apps using this.
if you also want to play windows games on linux, together with windows apps, you can also install "Play On Linux" http://www.playonlinux.com/
enjoy!
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greetings!
IMO, cable internet is like water flowing out of a water tank, going to the gripos. if there are many gripos open at the same time, the less water gripo users get.
broadband is different. you have pipes Directly connecting you to the water tank. many gripos open, same amount of water flows in each and every gripo users.
my opinion...
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greetings!
gnome for desktop users, kde for advanced users or programmers, xfce for old computers.
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greetings!
have you reviewed freecom ==> http://www.freecom.com/ or hitachi ==> http://www.hitachigst.com/ hard drives?
both are external tough drives that provides protection.
hope this helps.
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greetings!
i think it is better to use a separate Network Interface Card rather than the onboard one.
this is, IMO, similar to what a separate video card and onboard video does. a separate card has its own memory, rather than the sharing that goes with the onboard video card.
besides, you have two internet connections; a separate NIC and onboard connection. if NIC fails, you can use onboard, right?
hope this will help.
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greetings!
if you're a windows user and want to experience linux, go with mandriva, the closest linux build to windows.
smallest footprint for me is puppy linux retro, which you will not use since you have an old hard disk and a fast computer with lots of ram.
try most, if not all distros before you decide.
better if you can install virtualbox http://www.virtualbox.org/ inside windows so you can try distros without even bothering your windows environment.
good luck...