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So here it goes, I wanted to install twhirl and was required to install Adobe AIR of course, however, I got this error several times. Sorry, an error has occured. An error occured while installing Adobe AIR. Installation may not be allowed by your administrator. Please contact your administrator. Apparently, I have several dependencies to install. So here are the steps to make it work. 1.

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So here, I will share my experience when I did my first triple-boot to give you an idea on where to start. I used my laptop, with a 80GB hard drive, partitioned it into 1 primary and 1 extended partition, dividing up the extended partition further more. I used Fedora 10, Windows Vista Home Basic, and Ubuntu 9.04 respectively. Primary Partition #1 (ntfs, 20.00 GiB) Extended Partition #2 (

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Today, I was experimenting with my Ubuntu, when I noticed that my Applications menu in my panel had no contents, only Places and System. I did a little search and found a solution in the Ubuntu forums. To restore it back, issue the folllowing commands in the terminal. rm /home/[yourUsername]/.config/menus/applications.menu This will remove your current configuration, and reset a new config.

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OpenOffice 3.1 has been released with some cool features that we so long waited. The way to install it, is pretty much the same when you installed OpenOffice 3.0. So to start, I have Ubuntu 9.04 as my OS, other debian-based OSs and Ubuntu derivatives are applicable too. 1. Uninstall your previous version. sudo apt-get remove --purge openoffice.org-* rm -rf /home/[yourUsername]/.openoffice.org

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I did a fresh install yesterday, and I got a problem on installing the latest Dropbox. The error was like this, The program 'dropbox' received an X Window System error. This probably reflects a bug in the program. The error was 'BadIDChoice (invalid resource ID chosen for this connection)'. (Details: serial 734 error_code 14 request_code 53 minor_code 0) (Note to programmers: normally, X errors

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Hello again, its just been a few minutes from my previous post, just wanted to share a PHP IDE I encountered this day when I was looking for a Dreamweaver alternative. Aptana Studio, is a java-based IDE for web development. It has a similar interface to the Eclipse IDE, is free, supports internal previews, debugging, and code completions. I'm not going to give more details about it, but if your

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I've been using linux (specifically Ubuntu) for quite some time now, I've been trying to migrate to linux from windows. One of the first thing I've encountered is adding an environment variable. Compared to windows, its very similar, only that you have multiple ways to do it. One way I find to be the easiest is by adding it to /etc/environment file. So here's how to do it. 1. Open /etc/

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