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ratedrkoman

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madurax86 said:
n00b here :P
i havent installed ubuntu inside windoz lol windows will make ubuntu slower than windows ....no use :P
so better give it some space for its own! i gave 20 GB i think ...this is on a 160GB HDD
there are lots of people who have 320GB+ now lol

hehe
i installed it on a 4GB space
runin like a baby :)

hehe
 

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ratedrkoman said:
okay
so if the path too app is the desktop what should i type in sudo <path to -app> ??
goto the desktop using cd, should type Desktop ....its case sensitive :P
then type
sudo <name of the driver>
 

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ratedrkoman said:
u mean the live cd ???
should it work ?
i mean i've already installed ubuntu ......
no no cd command in terminal!!
:rolleyes:
i told about it in a previous post u can change directory with it
 

nipuna777

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    yman said:
    GUYS PLS TELL ME THE BEST FREE O.S

    Like Fedora 11, Ubuntu,open sues

    Ha Ha wrong question brother. Are you trying to start a war here ?;)
    Well differant people like differant oses so you should experiment and choose your own.
    I suggest that you try mint coz it is one of the easiest to start with.
    But other are as just as good.

    So try one with the live cd, try another if you like one install it.
     

    nipuna777

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    ratedrkoman said:
    still i can't understand madura thnxz 4 ur effort tho :)

    go to Applications> Terminal

    Then type "cd Desktop" without quots press return
    Then type "sudo drivername" wihout quots and replace drivername with your driver name in the desktop. press return.
     

    kosandpol

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    madurax86 said:
    ok i downloaded the "sinhala interface" how do i access that?

    you downloaded the package separately or using apt-get ?
    Ifyou used apt-get it should've installed SCIM. check the settings or administration menu for the SCIM management, From there, you can select to use Sinhala interface.
    I dont use Gnome desktop so I cant say the exact menu to use.
     

    kosandpol

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    ratedrkoman said:
    okay installed ubuntu 9.04 very fast install now having truble installing the graphics driver i know where the terminal n all is but i don't know the codes n all the downloaded graphic driver setup file is located on the desktop how do i intall ?/ this is only i know so far ( for commands) "sudo apt-get -t" :( :( plz sme one reply back to windows...
    before all that, what's the graphics card you got ? card model and model number ?
     

    kosandpol

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    ratedrkoman said:
    Inno3d nVidia gforce 8600gt
    i downloaded the correct linux drivers
    far easier to use the ubuntu's provided nvidia glx drivers.

    From a command terminal execute :
    sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180

    That'll install the proper nvidia driver.
     

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    nipuna777 said:
    go to Applications> Terminal

    Then type "cd Desktop" without quots press return
    Then type "sudo drivername" wihout quots and replace drivername with your driver name in the desktop. press return.
    this is what i get when i do that
    euebd1.png