C'mon guys, at least we aren't running NTFS :D
The error refers to the Opera repository. In the terminal, type: gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv 6A423791 Then type: gpg --export...
Should have entered: sudo apt-get update But it doesn't matter because the problem is solved anyway, as you say :)
Too late, i've bought it second hand for £8 inc P&P :) I've just read a thread with Matt555 talking up SeaSonic. So if it's crap I'll blame Matt :P
Need to buy a replacement PSU due to the Task International PSU on it's last legs. Anyway, I've found a SeaSonic 200W PSU which seems to fit...
A few things to check: Can you go into a command prompt on both computers and type: ipconfig /all Post the results here. Secondly,...
Alcohol 120% creates a virtual drive by default. You can drag .ISO files into it and run them as if they were actually on CD. To remove the...
That's not really possible from an mp3 sound file. You would need the original sequencer track, like a set of wav files or a Cubase file for example
Great! :) Should you have a desire to use Windows again, you could always install VMware in Linux and run Windows within that. Assuming your...
Do you mean you upgraded Dapper to Edgy?
W00t! 740 kHz! Just the thing for Windows Vista :D
Happy Birthday to the Topless Admin! Have a good'en :beer:
Well I can tell you now that Task International are a crap brand. I went to inspect the IPCop server earlier today and noticed that the PSU fan...
Yes, you can use Synaptic But, IMO, those programs aren't doing any harm whilst they are installed :)
I don't use a firewall on my computers anymore because I have set up a dedicated IPCop server :) Firestarter is very easy to use and configure...
You are running Dapper aren't you? Don't upgrade to Edgy whatever you do.
Whatever the outcome, Novell only stand to lose. Microsoft won't enter an agreement without their best interests at heart. As AT said,...
Fears that the UK would "sleep-walk into a surveillance society" have become a reality, the government's information commissioner has said....
The same can be said for PCIe and the rapid dissappearance of AGP on motherboards. I've also noticed that PCIe is replacing normal PCI in some cases.
See here
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