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I am all set. Thanks to both of you for sharing your knowledge. You guys make the Linux community a wonderful place to be involved with.

First off, Thank You for your reply. I believe I installed grub on the Windows hard drive because when I remove the Linux drive, it said something about not being able to find Linux. I did not change the order in the BIOS menu, so the Windows drive is still set first. Is there anything else I should...

Hello everyone, So it has been quite a while since I used Linux, but I decided to get back into since I got a new (to me) hard drive to install into my case. My original hard drive has Windows XP on it. The second hard drive, I was able to partition in /boot, /, /home, and swap. I have succesfully i...

chmod is the command you want... type "man chmod" in the terminal for complete instructions.

I would recommend guarddog as it passes the Shields Up! test and using ipblock as well.

Great info...Thanks for sharing it, McLovin. Did you know Nikola Tesla also spoke of sending information through wires?

I noticed this too.

McLOVIN !!!

@Husse
Yes, I have mentioned this in a previous thread but will keep up with this one.

I have this in Celena with 2.0.0.6, do you have this with Daryna and 2.0.0.10?

Guarddog works well enough to pass the Shields Up! Test, but you may also want to use ipblock. Here is the link to the how-to:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=530183

Wow Agust, you never cease to amaze. All of those look great!

to get mintUpdate back, go into mint menu > administration > mintUpdate. Sorry I cant help you with wireless, I am wired in.

Yes, this has happened to me as well. It must be a bug.

Hope Im not hijacking your thread but, does anyone know if you had a full 4G of memory and were in 64bit mode, would you still need swap memory, and would a 1:1 ratio still be recommended?

I use deluge and it seems to work well and they have the plugins you want (at least auto-move dunno what you mean by labels.) You can download the latest .deb from their website too. Good Luck!

That would be a really cool feature.

In my opinion, its better for people to see that article and maybe even save a copy so they are aware of those codes, so that if they ever see them in a PM from a malicious user, they can be aware and informed and hopefully not execute the commands.

"I wanted to watch some movies today. There are two video players installed in Linux Mint 4.0: Totem and MPlayer. I've tested a DVD-Video disc and also MP4 and XviD video files. The DVD-Video disc worked very well on Totem, but it failed to work on MPlayer. As for the MP4 and XviD video files,...

Well the solution for you, my friend, might be to dual-boot your PC. That way you can use linux and still have windows for your games.