The easiest way to install Ubuntu, or any distro at that, is to make a bootable flash drive to install from. From Linux or Windows you can download and install UNetbootin, which will automatically download Ubuntu and create a bootable flash drive. All you have to do is stick in a flash drive and select [...]
At some point in time, no matter how much you dread it, you will need to use Internet Explorer. That’s right, the same IE that comes from the evil Microsoft. I use it strictly to test websites, which is the only thing I recommend it for. Anyways, if you need to install it in Arch [...]
Here is my xorg.conf. I am using an ATI Radeon 9550 AGP graphics card in my Arch Linux box. I figured this may help some people who are having problems with fglrx.
Section “ServerLayout”
Identifier “aticonfig Layout”
Screen 0 “aticonfig-Screen[0]-0″ 0 0
EndSection
Section “Files”
EndSection
Section “Module”
EndSection
Section “Monitor”
Identifier “aticonfig-Monitor[0]-0″
Option [...]
Did you notice the new theme? I hope so, it’s drastically different. As you can tell it is 100% original and simple. Simplicity over Features, you can see that that is the one rules I design by if you visit my visit my design site, http://www.rickykresslein.com.
I love the simplicity of the new theme and I [...]
Upgrade Everything
When you install Arch you are installing a “snapshot” of where Arch was at the time that .iso was released. This means, depending on how recently it was released, many, many packages will be out-of-date. To update the entire system you only need to issue one, simple command as root:
pacman -Syu
Install Screen
Not only can [...]