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GO to Ubuntu’s site — download cd — boot?

Try downloading the Ubuntu installer/Live CD — either Gusty Gibbon or Hardy Heron — and see if the live CD boots normally into X/Gnome.

If so try copying the /etc/X11/xorg.conf to your installed partition.

No, mods are not paid, nor are they employees of cnet — they are volunteers from the community.

[quote -Sophie-][quote -Sophie-]and if the mods are not sure what to do then it rely does not matter..

[quote KT1] …..this is a private website and we can “discriminate” as much as we like….. [/quote]

dose this go for mods as well

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I’m not sure what you are trying to say?

[quote -Sophie-]wast of time appointing a uk mod if the mod only comes on when the other mods are online…..

It is more important to appoint a mod that is actually online at the time you feel there is a gap…like uk time in the mornings.

Since is is a very simple job being a mod on this site then this should be a simple task to find one.[/quote]

It is not very simple. In fact at times it can be very hard.

No sense of fun.

throws aardvark at you

There isn’t much to say here. We close that other post because it was turning into a pointless argument.

We were not censoring any of the parties involved — rather the misguided attempt at insulting each-other (was mutual).

Because we have a duty to protect our users. IF you have a complaint take it up with me.

They say you should have 6 months in savings, maybe 1 month worth of bills in cash.

But in a real emergency, cash will be worthless — focus more on water, electricity and non-perishable food items (canned food…etc)

You might actually have to use Two separate ServerLayout sections, one with each of the Screens and InputDevices.

I’ve never done anything like this but you in X you can have two screens acting separately (not spanning)

Where it gets tricky (maybe impossible) is that i don’t know if you can associate an InputDevice to a specific Screen in /etc/x11/xorg.conf

Take a look at the X.org wiki: http://www.x.org/wiki/

Also consider asking on the Ubuntu forums — same as Debian but more friendly towards beginner questions

Be cool — and turn that frown upside down.

It will take me a little while to fix the lag — I notice it as well

You still can’t be a mod so get over it.

1) check for updates from Microsoft
2) install Ubuntu Linux