Here are some questions that got asked about the Linux Operating System.
People just like yourself needed help and I hopefully I found the answers you was looking for.
In the pages that follows and that are linked to this page may provide or give you some guidance.
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To Kill a Process
Open Terminal / Type: TOP / Find the PID# process number to kill / Type sudo kill "process number"
To Open Configuration Editor
Alt+F2 Type: gksu gconf-editor choose apps to edit
Super User (Open Terminal)
Type: sudo -s (enter)
Update Grub
Terminal / Type: sudo update-grub (enter)
Bash: Grub Error (Dual Boot Windows Ubuntu)
Running Windows go to C:\ wubildr delete file or choose to replace it after downloading the file from here http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36920146/wubildr
Reboot and choose Ubuntu at loader startup
To Download the Latest Beta Release
sudo update -manager -d
Repair Synaptic Package Manager
Terminal Type: sudo dpkg --configure -a (enter)
sudo aptitude -safe-upgrade (enter)
Install Fonts
Open Home Folder/ Choose View/Check Show Hidden Files
Home Folder Create a Folder and name .fonts (the dot before the folder name indicates a hidden file) copy fonts to folder then restart
Using the Command Line Instead of Update Manager
Terminal Type:
sudo apt-get update (enter)
sudo apt-get upgrade (enter)
How to Restore Original Panels & Menu Bar
Terminal gconf-2 --shutdown (enter)
rm -rf ~/.gconf/apps/panel (enter)
pkill gnome-panel (enter)
To Reset a Password
Hold down esc on boot up select recovery mode (the most recent) Enter the root shell prompt (enter) Type ls /home (that is a small L not an I) (enter) Choose the user to change and type passwd username (enter) It will prompt for a new password and now retype it again exit Select Resume Normal Boot enter user name and password.
Ubuntu Cheat Sheet
http://files.fosswire.com/2008/04/ubunturef.pdf
Connect 2 PC's Together
Do this to both computers (or more)
Terminal type: ifconfig [enter] Write down data shown in
"inetaddr" this wil be your ip address example 192.168.1.xxx
Terminal type: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
ssh localhost
sudo passwd [enter your password]
Now open Places,
Connect to Server, choose ssh from the list enter the ip address
of the other computer you wish to connect to.