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| 532603 | 2007-03-13 07:37:00 | Partition Problem in Kubuntu. I have recently downloaded Kubuntu and takes about 1 DVD. Burned successfully onto DVD and tried to install onto the system. When I come to partition part it have serious problem, the problem is it takes ages to responce. CPU: P4 with HT Mem: DDR 1GB 200Mhz Kingston RAM 512, 256, 256. Grap: Asus 9250 256MB MOBO: Asus P4P800 Mon: Viewsonic 15" VE510b DVD: Samsung DVD RW PSU: 400W AcBel OEM What's the problem? Is the specs too low to run Kubuntu? |
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| 532604 | 2007-03-13 10:04:00 | Some Linux distributions have a program to test the media on the cd/dvd. | mikebartnz (21) | ||
| 532605 | 2007-03-13 20:34:00 | Some Linux distributions have a program to test the media on the cd/dvd.The DVD I've burned is fine. Maybe the HDD was too big and it was SATA too. 250GB Maxtor SATA1. But I got it installed anyway and it took ages. The Live version was pretty cool. But I have problems installing appllications such as Adobe Reader. From tar.gz file. | PedalSlammer (8511) | ||
| 532606 | 2007-03-14 04:40:00 | KPDF is much better than acrobat on Linux. You can install it by typing this on the command line and entering your password: sudo apt-get install kpdf Ubuntu comes with a graphical package manager for installing software. The selection there is massive - I strongly recommend enabling the extra repositories (which contain material which cannot be distributed in some areas) and using software from these whenever possible. As long as you stick to this all your programs will automatically be included in the system update manager. |
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