I need to install Ubuntu Gnome on a new partition of my disk. Since I already have another Ubuntu partition with working GRUB, is there a way not to install it? Thank you. PS: no, I can't install ubuntu-gnome metapackage because i need to install gnome 3.10, which screws up unity
@user1763514 If you choose Something else at the install I think it asks for where to install grub, you can disable it there. If I'm wrong, then just run sudo update-grub from your old install and it will overwrite the newly installed grub.
From time to time I middle click all my tags to open them in new tabs and go look for some questions that I might be able to answer. I know that outside of this tags it is almost impossible for me to give a nice answer to someone.
Is it possible to see only questions related to my favourite tags...
I'm not asking why a specific answer get downvoted but specifically why would you normally downvote an answer.
This should help newbies understanding why their answers were downvoted even though nobody commented.
If you want you could add your reasons to upvoting answers. Note, this is limited ...
How can you keep different partitions for Windows and Ubuntu.
I'm not sure if I want to switch to full Linux already, so I need to try it before.
Never did it before, can you guide me?
This question relates to this Q on the main site:
Chrubuntu terminal issue
Having done the traditional "google search" (other providers may be used) I came across this blog post that describes chrubuntu and how to install it.
http://chromeos-cr48.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/chrubuntu-one-script-...
I don't know.. Only a few users from last night got invites to the private room where I'm told that stuff was discussed (and I wasn't one of them) .. So I don't know.
@NathanOsman around? your feed in the Regulators room isn't working..
@fossfreedom okay, then I'll poke Tavern and make a note that you've said they're monitoring the situation, but if I have to expend another 50 flags for this spam flood, I expect a flags refund from staff
since all my flags will have been for the spam in the past 24 hours
@fossfreedom stay on alert, maybe ping the CM godmods to help out if it becomes unmanageable. We should also consider having more moderators to deal with this, too...
@hbdgaf temporary mod to deal with this crisis wouldn't be bad, but me without coffee is a hellish force of nature so it would have to be super temporary
@Oli FYI, the ubuntuforums site is a CC Attribution 3.0 license, so on the specific post that the whole philosophy argument was on is OK with just an attribution back to "Ubuntu Forums" and the user there who posted it, according to the ubuntuforums people.
@Oli but in general, yes, we have to be careful. For Ubuntu Forums linked posts, though, CC Attribution 3.0 means we can simply copy and provide attribution back to who originally made it, as I understand that license.
I got two VLQ flags in my queue... actually the question is impossible to understand by normal humans, but I can't handle the flag if I don't either, invalidate (which I will not), or add a spam/offensive flag.
What to do in such situations?
The first sentence says "If you want more than just pre-shared keys OpenVPN makes it easy to setup and use a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to use SSL/TLS certificates for authentication and key exchange between the VPN server and clients." That's not really a good way to start off. Because what are preshared keys?
In cryptography, a pre-shared key or PSK is a shared secret which was previously shared between the two parties using some secure channel before it needs to be used. To build a key from shared secret, the key derivation function should be used. Such systems almost always use symmetric key cryptographic algorithms. The term PSK is used in Wi-Fi encryption such as WEP or WPA, notably in Extensible Authentication Protocol, where it is known as EAP-PSK, where both the wireless access points (AP) and all clients share the same key.
The characteristics of this secret or key are determined by th...