Ubuntu will automatically launch a CD burning tool when you insert a blank data cd or dvd. This can sometimes interfere with something else you are doing right at that moment.

First, it’s possible for you to configure the controls by going to System \ Preferences \ Window. You will see that the window drags easily.

Here’s how to turn off that annoying message. Note: You should probably have antivirus software installed. You will want to open up your control panel, and then fire up the Security Center icon. On the left hand side of the security center window, you will see a resources section. Since I don’t have antivirus software, I unchecked the bottom checkbox. No more annoying popups!

Ubuntu provides a really great, simple way to get around this problem. You will most likely be prompted for your password. This is a really great feature.

You will be presented with a password dialog for the currently logged in user. Now when you reboot your system, you will automatically be logged in. This can be very useful when you are installing a bunch of software or testing out configurations.

Enabling remote desktop mode is extremely easy on Ubuntu since Dapper. Now that you’ve been warned of the risks, let’s move on. Navigate to the System \ Preferences \ Remote Desktop on the Gnome top menu. The second checkbox should always be checked, and you should enter a secure password. You will be prompted for this password when you have a go at log on. Tested on: Ubuntu Dapper Drake, Ubuntu Edgy Eft

We will use this step to send the email notification on success. Step Name: Email Notification Success Enter this SQL into the Command window as seen below. This will be the failure notification step.

There’s a simple way to fix this problem in SecureCRT.

it’s possible for you to also browse directly to the item you want to start. Tested on: Ubuntu Edgy Eft

First go to the start menu and press the Control Panel. you might hit Change Plan prefs to disable that as well if you want.

Ubuntu Edgy includes a software tool that lets you manage these repositories easily. you might find the tool on the System \ Administration \ Software Sources menu. Tested on: Ubuntu Edgy Eft

For this to work, you will need to check that that you have thevmware tools installedand running. In VMware Workstation, go to the VM \ options window and then choose the Options tab. From here you’re free to modify the shared folders. grab the Add button, and you will be presented with a wizard. I personally did so simply because I was worried about accessing in-use files. You shouldn’t even have to cycle your virtual machine....

A large amount of the spam that I get consists of mail coming from all sorts of international domains. If you do the Select All option, you should be warned that .US is also in that list. you’re able to also choose to block message encodings.