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How do i delete programs? The only programs i've been able to delete are the ones i've installed The programs i will like to delete are programs such as socail hub music hub etc In other words the useless programs that are preinstalled with the phone Many of them are of no use to me.
How can i install the gnome shell without any preinstalled packages or programs in Ubuntu Server 12.04? And does it come with a login manager? If not, any recommendations?
Thanks in advance!
i suggest a zero version when making new releases, which means no programs should be installed by default, and i'm not talking about the nm-applet type programs i'm talking about "transmission" and all the other programs that people usually remove anyway since everyone has their own favorite applicationsjust my suggestion
Hello all,I've got two plain text-editing programs that I use, JDarkRoom and Sublime Text.http://www.codealchemists.com/jdarkroom/http://www.sublimetext.com/I've built shell scripts to allow me to open them more quickly.
Is it possible to add a user and restrict him to run special programs?
For example after this user logs in, he can only open Firefox to use Internet and no other programs can be run by this user.
For example in a terminal, commands will not be accessible when you delete some environment variables like $HOME.
But is it possible to avoid running programs in a graphical shell, like Gnome?
If yes, how
I currently use GNOME 3 (gnome shell).
The issue came up during the upgrade to the new Ubuntu 12.04, and it is still there. I'll try to explain what happens.
Each time the "frames" that form the video stream are refreshed, some part of text become "distorted". Not all the text, just the programs' captions (i.e.
Hi, Can anyone tell me if there's a Gnome Shell distro that comes with fglrx-legacy (Radeon 4250) preinstalled? I need it to be preinstalled. Thanks.
This is problem I encounter many times. Sometimes when I download programs, they are in zip/tar.gz or any other extension. I simply extract them and click on bin.
In the pursuit of my perfect text editor I've become stuck between two camps: a) distraction-free editors (namely, http://pyroom.org/ and http://gottcode.org/focuswriter/ ) b) syntax-highlighting editors (my current favorite being vim.) Looking for other solutions, or programs, to the problem laid out below.The benefit of the distraction-free editors is that, in being made for fullscree