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I believe in Ubuntu the service is called 'apache2'. Other said methods work but you could also:


sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start

Thanks everybody. I think I'm starting to learn towards XFCE since it uses the GTK+ library which is what most of my preferred applications run on and use. It also has more of a GNOME feel to it. I...

So I've been a fan of GNOME 2 for quite a while, however after trying pretty hard to take a liking to GNOME 3 in distros such as Fedora 16, it's not for me. I'm not trying to start a holy war or...

Are your SATA/PATA cables plugged in to the mobo in their original order? Try switching them around.

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/unix-linux-shell-scripting-disable-controlc/

More results can be found with a simple Google search. What's the point of this though? You already need a password to...

http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/09/18/theme-applications-running-as-root-in-ubuntu/

Google is your friend. Found this in under a minute after searching "GTK themes root ubuntu"

Student to student, RTFM:

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=linux+env+tutorial

Keep in mind with newer hardware, especially motherboards, there is a fair risk that the Linux kernel Ubuntu uses doesn't support your hardware. Perhaps try a distro's live CD with a more cutting...

Try the following:


chsh /bin/bash

If problems continue to persist try:


cp /etc/skel/.bashrc ~

.iso is for optical disks. If you want a bit for bit backup run dd on the partition in question then compress it.


dd if=/dev/sda1 of=backup.img
gzip backup.img

Look up the dd command. You can copy your hardrive bit for bit into a file.


dd if=/dev/<parition> of=test.img bs=1024k count=10

That should copy the first 10MB of your hardrive. You can then...

Although I'm not sure it seems like that extention is just faulty or conflicting with another extention you have installed, but I'd assume the prior.

I use Notepad++ when coding ASP on Windows, but I'd much rather use vim. It's a CLI editor so I don't know if you'd want to bother to learn it's vast yet incredibly useful command lists and get quick...

This wasn't pre-installed at all. I've honestly never ran into that 100MB partition xD. I'm using Ultimate edition, might be something Home Basic does or something like that.

http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/7810/80529830.png

The 300MB partition is my boot for Fedora.

I wasn't disagreeing, only explaining as to why and where he would see those marginal slowdowns.

Seriously though I suggest installing it on it's own partition. It's more "clean" that way.

I wouldn't use those parameters. If it's speeding it up some bits aren't being reset. That nuke software probably works but if you want things 100% wiped in every way shape and form, just run the...

Never happens to me. Upon doing some research it would appear that it is a boot partition. I wonder if it uses a faster version of NTFS without journaling or something.

Your hardware is pretty new so it's quite common for the kernel not to support it 100% yet and that's when you can run into funky things like this. If you don't want to have to reinstall every 6...

If you want your data gone for GOOD use that dd command. It has to manually set each bit on that harddisk to a 0. A bit for bit copy of a hardrive using 'dd' can hold up in court.

Speed between distributions isn't an awful lot. Linux is so lightweight that even if 11.10 did run slower it would be so marginal you wouldn't notice since it's basically the same system. Also the...

This is just plain false. I don't believe you can even do that with Windows. You need 1 ~40GB NTFS partition.




This is also false. It's installed wherever you want it, and will run from...

Sandyd's solution would be the easiest. Click here, and download the .deb file that is for your version of Ubuntu (Natty, Lucid etc etc) and your processor architecture being AMD (amd64) or Intel...

That's odd since the data received from an ASPX file would be the same as any HTML file unless ASPX has some sort of special garbage it does. Perhaps choose to open it by Firefox with default? From...

Try connecting to the database, then immediately run the following command and post the results:


sudo tail -50 /var/log/messages