Topics that were recently Updated with Replieshttp://LinuxIntro.comAh, then if you're using Fedora you can use a Live CD to install (because it usually comes in DVD). If you're using Ubuntu, it should already be on a CD. I'm not sure that i still follow where you're stuck at. BTW, i choose my own partitioning scheme: /boot = 100mb /swap = 1/2 your ram (eg, if you have 2 gigs of ram, you'd make this a gig) / = 20 gigs /Multimedia = the rest of the disk Or /boot = 100mb /swap = 1/2 your ram (eg, if you have 2 gigs of ram, you'd makehttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=562496001283180372&t=Help_with_installing_to_boot_directory_pleaseThanks a lot for your help. Many users complained to Nvidia GEForce about it. You were prompt, I like that. Cheers! http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=421868001279687340&t=Ubuntu_8.04_screen_resolution_limited_with_Nvidia_GeforceCan you tell me what the size of the file is? Is it nearly 0mb? If it is too small, then you may be ripping the wrong title (dvd://1, dvd://2, etc). DVDs have blank titles, as well as "previews" titles, etc. The main movie title is normally title 1, but i've seen cases where it is title 18 (dvd://18), so you have to check first which track is the right track. A good and easy was to do that is to use this command: mplayer dvd://1 Then, it will start playing the movie, and you can see http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=45364001277865357&t=Cannot_transcode_dvd%2C_libdvdcss2_failsCool! Maybe I'll look into that!http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=227201001277230304&t=How_do_you_rip_blu-ray_dvds%3FI looked at your link. Wow, what a mess! I guess I will have to go with mp3 too. Thanks Vector!http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=374998001277354369&t=Help%21__Trying_to_transcode_movie%21I downloaded it and burned it, but i won't get to install it until tomorrow...http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=108933001274849330&t=It%27s_here._Fedora_13_that_is.Ah, cool, I'll see if I can make an article about this once I get my laptop fixed.http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=842374001256973849&t=Ctrl%2BAlt%2BBackspace_to_Kill_the_X_Server_in_Fedora_11asdfa sfasffffasdffasfhttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=161487001224467178&t=1990_Ford_FestivaOnline Personal Organizeradfasshttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=20781001224412614&t=Mac_vs_PC_vs_LinuxAh! Glad to hear it [sml35]http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=890294001244613152&t=What_to_do_when_youre_wired_cable_doesn%27t_work%3FI'm sorry, i didn't know that you replied again. For some reason, my forums are not sending out their notifications like they are supposed to, and i have not had a chance to look into why they are doing this. Did you ever get your wireless working? I found out on one computer that i set up for some one that ndiswrapper simply would not work. I found another program called wlassistant that worked for that laptop (thinkpad). So try this: yum -y install wlassistanthttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=434769001225331348&t=tru_mobile_1300_wireless_card_install_help_fedora_9%21%21%21%21_Yeah. I use Gedit to write my scripts, and it is great because it has syntax highlighting. I have been messing around with Eclipse and C++, but i really don't put much time into learning it right now. All my SQL and PHP that i write, i do with Gedit. I've really been slacking off with all of my projects, ever since i started my video transcoding detour. I thought about writing a transcoding tool that would be a front end for Mencoder, but i'm new to C++, and so it may be a while before i get around to thhttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=877167001227464707&t=Fedora_10_in_2_days...are_you_ready%3FDidn't try the VESA driver...I'll probably give it another shot then.http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=7865001227466806&t=Debian_dislikes_my_computer_it_seems...Well, as a general rule of thumb, if you run anything on greased lightning, then it will run smoothly. I would not think that hardware is too much of an issue with Fedora anyway, seeming how it is an inherently buggy OS. I myself have been thinking of switching to Debian, or something of the likes. By the way, if you highlight your hyperlinx, and click the "link" button in the textbox's buttons, it will turn your text linx into hyperlinx. I will be fixing that later so that it is automatically done for yhttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=560320001225694427&t=Dream_PC_for_FedoraWell, I managed to get it to install, but it kept giving me the error: Stopping VirtualBox kernel module [ OK ] Recompiling VirtualBox kernel module [FAILED] (Look at /var/log/vbox-install.log to find out what went wrong) I removed the kernel-devel/kernel-headers, re-installed them, and added myself to the Vbox group but it still gave me that error (even when I ran "/etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup"). I just gave up on Virtualbox for Fedora 9 and installed VMWare instead whichttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=114947001225521680&t=Virtualbox_on_Fedora_9You cannot use target as an attribute to anchor linx, which sux, because sometimes you don't want the new page to open in the place of your page. The result of doing this is a webpage that is not xhtml valid, and validator.w3.org will give you the following error: Error Line 193, Column 46: there is no attribute "target". The workaround for this is to replace "target='_blank'" with: on-click="window.open(this.href);return false;" I have to uhttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=534660001225616819&t=Error__Line_193%2C_Column_46%3A_there_is_no_attribute_%22target%22.Haeh! (Like the James Brown sound, you know, like you're choking on something: "Haeh!"). Anyway, Haeh! I had one hell of a query that i didn't even notice wasn't returning correct results until earlier. Not only did i have to join multiple tables (two of them are the same table with aliases), but i also found out that you can (and evidently HAVE to, sometimes) nest multiple distinct statements. In my forums main page, where it shows the total number (count()) of FORUMS (subcategories, children of maihttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=329236001224870008&t=Children_and_Grandchildren_from_3_tables%2C_Nested_Distincts_and_joinsI moved this to 'Tutorials', as it was not a question or problem, but rather a 'how to' (Read the stickies ).http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=750315001224780145&t=Installing_the_flash_plugin_for_Firefox_on_LinuxA bit of clarification to what Alex was saying about which ISO to download for your computer, if your Mac is a recently built one (2006 onward, I think), then you have a Mac with an Intel architecture and you want to get the i386/i686 ISO. If your Mac is older than that, go with the PPC ISO. Picking the right ISO for your computer setup (processor architecture) is important because Linux will need to know what kind of processor it's working with before it can start to do anything.http://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=579438001224508848&t=Picking_a_Linux_Distribution_for_MacsA man and his blond wife were driving in their car listening to the radio when a news broadcast came on. "Some Brazillian sky-divers died in a sky-diving accident today. It seems there were technical difficulties..." The wife gasps is horror as she listens to the news anchor. A little puzzled, the husbands turns to his wife and asks, "What's the matter hon?" "That's such tragic news!" the wife exclaims. "Think of how all their families must be feeling right now." "Don't you think you are overrhttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=426809001224306321&t=Brazillian_sky-diversHey, check out my gaming website! It is for game testers and developers alike. VGT-Central.comhttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=61095001224305749&t=New_Gaming_WebsiteMy forums are a bit 'different' than you may be used to. Instead of having a long list of forums on one page, separated by common traits, i actually have Level 1 Categories, and inside of each Level 1 Category is a list of Level 2 Categories, and inside of each Level 2 Category is a list of Level 3 Categories, and inside of each Level 3 Category is a list of Topics that belong under that Category. I do not really care about language, but if it is extensively explicit, then use the 'Adult Oriented Topics' fohttp://LinuxIntro.com/?a=UFMS_Topic_Display&id=927044001224215958&t=Forum_Rules_-_Read_This_Before_Making_a_Topic