@OliveTwist You should, if someone is flagging just because it's wrong, then that's not a flag-worthy post. It just needs to be downvoted instead. People try to get around "losing a few rep points" by flagging it an letting moderators do their dirty work
1) Does installation of Ubuntu from WUBI require another partion for loading ? If it loads on C: then is it and OS Environment only ? Kindly explain.
2) Should it be a Primary Partion only ?; as I understand that only form Primary partition the OS can be loaded.
@JacobJohanEdwards It'd be nice if you would talk about your changes instead of inflicting them, especially as I made a clear attempt to tell you why I believe they are damaging. meta.askubuntu.com/q/4202/8515
You can install all the extensions with this command
sudo apt-get install gnome-shell-extensions
Then after that install gnome tweak
sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool
It doesn't have ALL of the extensions this way, but you can always go online and add the ones you like and turn them off...
Some time ago I asked a question, and got a lot of answers, two of which outshone the others. Now both the question and the best answers are being stripped of essential details. I rolled back the changes once with comments, and the editor simply changed it back without comment.
I'm appalled. I a...
I'm currently in the process of designing a solution to shutdown a two Ubuntu Server cluster that uses heartbeat and DRBD to replicate storage and offer a NFS share to some IP cameras.
We want to integrate a UPS into the system so the servers will shutdown gracefully. I'm currently looking into ...
1) Does installation of Ubuntu from WUBI require another partion for loading ? If it loads on C: then is it and OS Environment only ? Kindly explain.
2) Should it be a Primary Partion only ?; as I understand that only form Primary partition the OS can be loaded.
You can install all the extensions with this command
sudo apt-get install gnome-shell-extensions
Then after that install gnome tweak
sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool
It doesn't have ALL of the extensions this way, but you can always go online and add the ones you like and turn them off...
