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Originally Posted by fawzi105
i am a new in using linux { 15 days ago }
i use suse 10.0 and Ubuntu 7.10 each on a hard disk
1.the funny thing that suse refuse to read the hard of Ubuntu
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Yes, that is funny. I'd guess that you've done something wrong. Although, maybe you just installed Ubuntu after SuSE.
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2.where is the .exe of the prog. means which icon i shall click
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The .exe doesn't exist. Forget about the old world, you are in a new one. And I don't understand the inference that a .exe controls the icon in some way.
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3.how can i use the megaupload.com
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Not a clue....what is it? Would I even want to use it under Linux? My guess from the general flow of these questions is that a Linux user wouldn't even want to use it.
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4.how can i install and uninstall a prog., and how can i choose its location on the hard
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a) use the package manager to install and uninstall
b) (Roughly) You can't. You shouldn't, unless you wanted to break it (or you were compiling your own software). Why did you want to?
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5.how can u download .flv
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Well I suppose I could download a .flv in the same way that I download anything else. But I have no idea why I'd want to download a .flv because I use Linux.
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6.where is the help of these systems
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on the command line, 'man'. Individual gui's and distros have their own arrangements for help concerning kde, gnome,... Look out for lifebelt icons or similar.
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7.where is the cash of the firefox,
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Firefox is free. It is unneccessary to pay any cash.
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the suse installed witf firefox 1....., i install firefox 2....
now i have 2 firefox and 2sd frefuse to install any plugins
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Did you use the package manager to install it, or did you do something wrong?
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8.what is the difference () .deb add .rpm
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They are different. They do a similar thing, though. And you are probably not interested.
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i have many many Qs and these are just i begining
thanks alot
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Oddly, I was starting to worry about that. Would it be an awful imposition to ask you to ask questions that make sense in a Linux context? Maybe even use a search engine or read something before you post?