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azureus

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Chuck Norris,

#16

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:25:39

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Delta62

Natural asshole

manchester, United Kingdom

#17

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:25:46

You wouldn't steal a car. You wouldn't steal a purse. Piracy is stealing!!!

the people who sat round a table and thought of this should be shot stone cold people do steal cars people do mug people and it was once a way of life

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mark_is_god

antrim, Ireland

#18

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:26:40

i prefer getting my images from other sources personally,
you don't get that annoying overlay.

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Xilmwa

Phoenix

Zarglibniksokternimilis,

#19

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:34:30

Oh, and by the way, GOD, since you seem to have forgotten what you said about greed:
https://www.biblegateway.com/quicksearch/?quicksearch=greed&qs_version=31

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Delta62

Natural asshole

manchester, United Kingdom

#20

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:35:45

i thought this was about microsoft and how much better than apple it was

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mark_is_god

antrim, Ireland

#21

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:36:23

good thing im not the christain god then

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Xilmwa

Phoenix

Zarglibniksokternimilis,

#22

Oct 26, 2008 @ 23:54:48

@Delta62 Said

i thought this was about microsoft and how much better than apple it was

why?

Plus, come on:
Windows:

Mac:

WOW! that's better.

(btw, if you don't think this is funny, just shut up, becuase you obviously need to get a life.)

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Edited: October 26, 2008 @ 23:56

emoric

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Banned

lol :D, Indiana

#23

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:20:57

More of a reason to delete that Windoze partition and get something free, easy to install, no serial number crap, of and did i mention free?

:]

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Xilmwa

Phoenix

Zarglibniksokternimilis,

#24

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:26:55

@emoric Said

More of a reason to delete that Windoze partition and get something free, easy to install, no serial number crap, of and did i mention free?

:]

hell ya! Like:
su
urpmi gparted
gparted

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emoric

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Banned

lol :D, Indiana

#25

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:29:26

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Xilmwa

Phoenix

Zarglibniksokternimilis,

#26

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:34:28

@emoric Said

You use Ubuntu. instead, run
sudo apt-get install gparted

My post was for Mandriva.

You can use su. Su is different. Su actually is used to log the terminal in as a different user, by default root.

Therefore, if you enter su and know your root password, you log in as root.
However you can run su someuser to log in as that user.

Now, Ubuntu is a bit different. Ubuntu doesn't ask you for a root password during setup, but there is a way to change it.
run
sudo passwd
at the terminal and you can change it to use su. This is also helpful if you lock up GDM or something and need to go CTRL+ALT+F3, instead of going sudo this sudo that, or just sudo -i, you can actually login as root.

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emoric

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lol :D, Indiana

#27

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:41:05

@Xilmwa Said

You use Ubuntu. instead, run
sudo apt-get install gparted

My post was for Mandriva.

You can use su. Su is different. Su actually is used to log the terminal in as a different user, by default root.

Therefore, if you enter su and know your root password, you log in as root.
However you can run su someuser to log in as that user.

Now, Ubuntu is a bit different. Ubuntu doesn't ask you for a root password during setup, but there is a way to change it.
run
sudo passwd
at the terminal and you can change it to use su. This is also helpful if you lock up GDM or something and need to go CTRL+ALT+F3, instead of going sudo this sudo that, or just sudo -i, you can actually login as root.

setting my root password was one of the first things I did after install. Of course after apt-get updates and so forth.

:]

since we are on the subject, tell me what the command is for viewing running processes in the terminal.

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Edited: October 27, 2008 @ 03:41

Xilmwa

Phoenix

Zarglibniksokternimilis,

#28

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:55:51

I think you need htop

sudo apt-get install htop

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emoric

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lol :D, Indiana

#29

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:57:57

@Xilmwa Said

I think you need htop

sudo apt-get install htop

awesome

thank you

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jonnythan

Bringer of rad mirth

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Here and there,

#30

Oct 27, 2008 @ 03:59:19

@emoric Said

setting my root password was one of the first things I did after install. Of course after apt-get updates and so forth.

:]

since we are on the subject, tell me what the command is for viewing running processes in the terminal.

I never saw the utility in top or its variants.

I always use ps.

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