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Tell Ubuntu or Debian GNU-Linux where to look for package sources, for instance, tell Ubuntu or Debian not to look at the CD.
vi /etc/apt/sources.list
Resolution
This was tried on a completely empty installation. If it actually matters, you are advised to consult your nearest neighborhood GNU-Linux sysadmin.
And of course your first step would be to back up everything.
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Back everything up, including a list of installed packages. First two commands if necessary:
cd /
mkdir backup
dpkg --get-selections > /backup/installed-software.log
dpkg --set-selections < /backup/installed-software.log
dselect
Check what you have now:
From Pierre George, who has spent a lot of time thinking about this and trying to present it.
(See attached file: structure.xls)
i have been pondering our talk of yesterday and have two suggestions on
coeditor and connections
hope the following helps common understanding whatever the outcome
Pierre
From [[WSF2008 site specifications v4]]
Again there can be various such hub sites, but the need for hub sites conveying social forum identity is there, whereas the idea of a “single networking site” will be increasingly unrealistic given the high level of quality of various networking sites
Really?
James wrote something on your Wall.
Pierre George 4:39 PM
i call it a vision...it is not a functionnal spec .....it is a way to communicate
i do not know if and how it can be implemented in drupal .. i am basically trying to meet some concerns of pluralism - horizontality - decentralizasion - accountability etc...
Benjamin Melançon 4:41 PM
Well one part that would be good to work out-- do we ask for real names or not? We can't enforce it, but we can encourage people to use their full name to log in
Pierre George 4:41 PM
it makes sense ... because that how they know each other
Con Kolivas has quit developing for the Linux kernel. He had made some very appreciated performance improvements for desktops, and quit because without a way to quantify these improvements in a test, they were not being accepted by the full-time developers, who are mostly employed by major users of Linux for giant servers.
This is an important point for every open source free software project, no matter how friendly we think we are:
If you accidentally do a lot of edits in vi to a read-only file, or rather a file to which you do not have write permission and forgot to sudo in, you can do the following to save it elsewhere temporarily and then overwrite the original.
Let's say its name is recalcitrant file:
From inside vi:
:sav ~/temporary.file
:q
<code>
Then:
<code>
sudo mv ~/temporary.file recalcitrant.file
Pitfalls: you should check the owner of the file you were trying to edit and set your temporary file back to that