Linpus Linux Lite Acer Aspire One Desktop Failure (Looks like a zebra)
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Linpus Linux Lite Acer Aspire One Desktop Failure (Looks like a zebra)
Hi
Like the title says my desktop looks like a zebra (black and white horizontal stripes) with what looks like dead pixels in, but they are not dead as i am posting this from the same laptop and it looks fine. When i try to open a file after searching through the search bar, it says "nautilus file manager is not running". How do i get it running and is there a way to fix my desktop without reloading Linux onto my laptop?
You know, several acer laptops that I have purchased for friends came with Linpus and it always made me think that it was an Acer joke. I have no idea if it is any good, but from the weirdness you are experiencing I would install a different Linux distrobution such as OpenSUSE, Mint or Ubuntu. Itīs up to you to continue battling with a crippled OS.
Last edited by ctkroeker; 03-10-2010 at 10:51 AM.
Reason: typo
You know, several acer laptops that I have purchased for friends came with Linpus and it always made me think that it was an Acer joke. I have no idea if it is any good, but from the weirdness you are experiencing I would install a different Linux distrobution such as OpenSUSE, Mint or Ubuntu. Itīs up to you to continue battling with a crippled OS.
Forgive the double post;
Where you've opened nautilus above- nautilus is a file viewer, like the view you're viewing the nautilus directory with.
Ok so if nautilus isn't running, what file viewer am i using to view it? So Confusing. I would just re-install the OS but i can't find the disc, will have another look but
EDIT: Found the disc, how do i put it on a pen to boot from? I don't wanna have to install the disc on another system to do it though.
I think I may have the same problem, but only next week will I get the Netbook in my hands. I will then try to solve this problem and post the solution (if any) here.
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