phyzguy said:Dump Winodws permanently and download Ubuntu Linux. You won't be sorry.
Ubuntu has it own share of problems. After the last update my friends ubuntu doesn't startup anymore.phyzguy said:Dump Winodws permanently and download Ubuntu Linux. You won't be sorry.
╔(σ_σ)╝ said:Ubuntu has it own share of problems. After the last update my friends ubuntu doesn't startup anymore.
I have to install 2 different versions of ubuntu to get it show up on my monitor and for my wireless networks to show up.
The third time I installed it didn't respond to any firefox plugin linkage. That is, when I installed the plugin in ternimal and tried to link it with firefox it would put the file in the right place but firefox will not recognise it. It had nothing to do with firefox...all ubuntu.
I know that firefox won't know it's there that's why I linked the file by some command I got of the flash website. I followed all the steps and it didn't work. I asked my friend who sucessfully installed his flash to help out but to no avail.jarednjames said:I've never had any problems with it - not major ones like that.
It sounds like your drivers weren't working.
The firefox thing, if you don't install it through firefox or tell firefox it's there it won't show up.
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Mugs, if a restart doesn't solve the problem then Ctrl Alt Del won't. Are you sure you haven't removed the task bar?
Go into control panel and check under appearance. There should be a task bar setting in there that indicates if you've removed it.
╔(σ_σ)╝ said:I know that firefox won't know it's there that's why I linked the file by some command I got of the flash website. I followed all the steps and it didn't work. I asked my friend who sucessfully installed his flash to help out but to no avail.
XD Well thoes are the not so nice things about ubuntu and if you can't figure certain things out using ubuntu can be a nightmare.jarednjames said:Flash is a tricky b*tch. I've found a group that repackage it and provide it for easy install via the terminal straight from them.
Took me ages to sort it out.
╔(σ_σ)╝ said:XD Well thoes are the not so nice things about ubuntu and if you can't figure certain things out using ubuntu can be a nightmare.
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