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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=157836.0

Hello, found this guide over the internet, post by SRV69 somwhere in the middle worked once for me. Hope it works for you too.

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adobe livecycle for ubuntu linux pls

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Do not try any unsupported platform for production environments.

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I use Ubuntu OS, Have you drivers for Canon scan 5600f for linux?

Hi Renato, thanks for posting. Canon provides drivers for users with Windows or Mac based operating systems only; we apologize for the inconvenience!

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Hi! I am using Ubuntu. I would be happy if you would make the Nokia Ovi Suite, for this operating system also.
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PC synchronising software is offered free of charge by all mobile phone manufacturers, so it's unlikely that any will develop Linux software - the OS may be growing, but it is still only a minority system.
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http://www.sugarsync.com/partners/sync_applications/sync_manager.html
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Need Firefox 4.0 installer for Ubuntu (linux) 10.04

I can't install the new Firefox 4.0 or 4.0.1 in my netbook, 'couse it only supports Ubuntu 10.04 and I want the installer with the ".deb" extention.

Ok I tested a bunch of different Firefoxes on my pos linux box.
'''''Worked with xmodmap:'''''
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Vanilla 16.0B6,
Ubuntu Firefox 16.0.2 (16.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.10.04.1)
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Yes, sigh.
If only people could write what they mean!My apologies for not being adept at the language. But we have both been wrangling with my lack of
language skills for years, so we should be used to it by now.
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Are you saying EE when you mean XE, perhaps?No. I meant EE using synaptic. Which does not exist. Which may explain why some people think the installation is difficult. The tools they have learned are not there and the fight to find or learn the alternatives is not pleasant.
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You have been doing the baseline install for years - Back in the Red Hat 9 days, I'd been handing out the HJR Linux install (with your written permission) in my classes for years. So I expect us to get it done in a short time. Cookie-cutter boot, thru install Linux & Oracle, to tnsping shouldn't take us (you and me) more than 1.5-2.5 hours. (Especially if all we want is a basic data dump.)
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MOVED: MSI 1762 bios update for GPU upgrade

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=254534.0

Hi,
What's the MXM card you are going to apply?
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How to install the package in ubuntu(linux)?

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Mac OS X supports NSF out of the box. Configuration isn't documented.
I recall Apple got rid of net info manager in Leopard, so the configuration will be different. Perhaps more unix like.
Mac OS X support the Unix Network File System (NFS). However, it leaves out
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This page show you how to use NetInfo Manager:
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You do know about the need to match userids & groupids.
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# on Mac OS X
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/etc
/Applications
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The client the uses a command like
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Hans Aberg
This will give you some hints on NFS. Post back your questions.
Robert

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