Oddly enough, there is no option, when browsing folders, to right-click and send by email - something Windows users take for granted. Fortunately this omission may be easily corrected as follows.
These instructions are for Kmail, if you are not using Kmail (or KDE Kontact PIM) then these instructions will need to be modified for the command line of your email client.
This is how I recovered data from an NTFS partitioned hard disk, I am not a recovery expert, and it would irresponsible of me to recommend that you follow these instructions.
/etc/apt/sources.listIf the display resolution is VGA, the run:
$ dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
When configuring XORG, do ensure that the maximum resolution is as you want it, as this will be the default resolution for every boot.
Apparently Rootkits are a major problem in the linux world. Unlike viruses, you are much more likely to be infected without realising that you even have a problem. The purpose of this document is twofold:
If you are unsure what a Rootkit is, then please read the Rootkit Wikipedia page before continuing.
Most image viewers only show the first page of a multi-page TIFF. The KDE document viewers, of which there are many (KView, KFax, KDVI) will not open them, stating “This version can only handle fax files”.
This is not an ISPConfig tutorial, so it is supposed that you know how to do this.
Use the ISPConfig web interface. Probably sensible to make the site a maximum size.
Ensure you install the same version as wine. For me that meant installing as follows:
$ sudo apt-get install -t 'etch-backports' libwine-sane
If you are looking for a full Samba LDAP installation, please look elsewhere, this is a simple set-up to access files from an existing Windows or Samba server.
# apt-get install smbfs smbclient
This document is certainly incomplete and possible inaccurate, please proceed with caution:
This also installs printer libraries, printing for GIMP, additional fonts etc.
I am not going to reinvent the wheel - the following link is excellent: