20 Most Recent ValuSoft Ubuntu Linux for PC, Mac, Linux Questions & Answers

its simple download or save image on your sd card and open your messenger and upload it.

Should be a "paper clip" icon that you can press to add photo ?

It seems no one answer so if you still need to solve this take a look at this http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/linux/reset-your-forgotten-ubuntu-password-in-2-minutes-or-less/?PageSpeed=noscript

Ubuntu has Two different passwords a root password and a user password. When you say you do not have a password you mean a user password. The System is looking for a root password. It asked you for one when you installed the system. If you do not know it the only way I know to get around it is to reinstall. Ubuntu and most linux distro is free. Download one and make a cd or dvd then reinstall if you do not have one.

I do not remember the install menu 100% but did you mark your primary partition with an "/"? When creating your partition table, a small window pops up in which you can set it to ext4, ntfs etc. but you also have to mark whether it is a swap, root or a different kind of partition. This field is blank by default but if you did not put a "/" in it, the installer might not recognize your partitions.

Run this on the command line:"sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin"that should update it to the latest version.Another one is"sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer"One of those will work.I hope this helps :)

You can use Wine to emulate Windows programs, but I think the performance will fall quite a lot.

Here is what you need to do:1. Open 'GParted'. From the menus: System -> Administration -> GParted2. Right click on the ntfs partition and select 'delete'3. Right click on this deleted partition and select 'Format to' and select ext3. This should accomplish what you want.If GParted is not installed, then open a terminal window and typeCode:sudo apt-get install gpartedAnd then proceed with steps 1-3 specified above.PS: Backup any data you need from the WinXP partition before you do this.Alternately, instead of formatting the XP partition to ext3, you could do this:Using gparted, as described above:Right click the XP partition and click delete.Right click the Ubuntu partition and click resizeIn the resize dialogue, change the settings to that it is as big as possible.Click apply changes.This is riskyer, so BACK UP EVERYTHING!!!!!! I do not take responsibility for lost data.This however will be closer to "unpartitioning" the drive, what was suggested above will still result in it being split into two partitions, they will just both be linux partitions.

Click "Applications" and then click "Accessories" on the top taskbar in the Ubuntu desktop.

Click "Terminal" to open a terminal window.

Type the following command at the Linux prompt and press the "Enter" key:

sudo passwd

To change the Administrator account password, the password of "root" is changed.

The "sudo" command gives the current user temporary Administrator access, in this instance, to change the password of "root."

First, the user will see a Unix prompt asking for the current user's password.

Type the user password for the current user account. Press the "Enter" key. Next, Unix will prompt the user for the new password for "root."

Type the new password for "root." Press "Enter." Finally, a Unix prompt will require a confirmation of the password.

Retype the new password for root, and press "Enter." The Administrator (root) account password for Ubuntu is now reset

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Boot computer into recovery mode. Reset your computer and as it is booting, hold down the "Shift" key on your keyboard.

You will be presented with the boot menu.

Select "Recovery Mode" from the boot menu.

It is usually the the second boot option.

Wait for computer to boot up.

You will be presented with the Recovery Menu. Select "Drop to Root Shell Prompt."

Type "ls /home" and press "Enter." Note:

The command starts with a lower case L, not a capital i.

You will be presented with a list of usernames of accounts installed on the computer.

Type "passwd username" where username is replaced by the name of the account you want to reset. For example, if the username of your account was "jeff" you would type "passwd jeff" and press "Enter." You will be prompted to create a new password.

Enter a new password of your choosing.

Note: You will see no visual response when you type in your newly selected password; however, the computer still will register the input. Press "Enter."

You will be asked to retype your password.

Re-enter the same password and press "Enter."

Your password is now reset.

Type "Exit" to return to the boot menu and select "Resume Normal Boot" to restart Ubuntu.

hope this helps

empathy for ubuntu works with most messenger formats including yahoo. empathy is installed along with linux on ubuntu 10.10 so may already be installed on your system. ubuntu 10.10 is free and I guess you must now be out of your 60 day included support.
you might want to check out the ubuntu forums on the correct syntax to download and install programs in ubuntu
http://ubuntuforums.org/
the valusoft offering appears to be ubuntu 8.04 which is way out of date as we're on 10.10 which is the latest stable release and includes a software installer.

Could you have disabled the internet connection? try clicking on yhr control panel and checking your internet connection there, click on"set up or change internet connection, be sure thatin the connections tab you have your information in the box

you can download the valusoft ubuntu linux for pc if you will buy the software...it cost $8.49-$11.99.
or you can use the free software...search www.download.com and type their free software for valusoft ubuntu linux for pc. actually, valusoft is the manufacturer of ubuntu linux.

Go to the system main menu ----->Administration----->disk utility, then click on your hard drive its partition table will show, choose which one you want to change and click "edit file system label", and make sure the file system (drive) you wanna name is unmounted before you try renaming it.

Follow the steps bellow:
1) Press escape key (or shift key) during ubuntu bootup proccess ultil you see de grub menu (if you have a dual boot you'll always see it).
2) Choose to boot into recovery mode (it's frequently the second option).
3) Once that you're in the recovery menu choose to boot as root.
4) Once that you're logged into root shell write the following commands
ls /home (it will display a list of users registered in the computer)
passwd username (replace the word username with your userneme [or the])
(then you'll be asked for your new password)
exit
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Now you should be able to login using the username and password.
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Please leave a comment if you need further assistance.
Regards, Ekeagle777

The main network configuration file is /etc/network/interfaces
afeter you edit the network configuration file you should write
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
Wait some minutes to the network service to restart and it should be working as per your configuration.

Hi Good day!! you can install it from here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=81895 hope my solution helps you.

you have to download codec for your sound system. and install it.

Download driver file Canon_UFRII_Linux_V1.90_EN.tar.gz from http://software.canon-europe.com/software/0035665.asp?model=

Unzip and extract the contents of the .tar.gz

You will find the following two files

cndrvcups-common-1.90-1.x86_64.rpm
cndrvcups-ufr2-uk-1.90-1.x86_64.rpm


Now open terminal and run the following commands

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install alien

Now in the terminal window, goto the directory containing the extracted files (cndrvcups-common-1.90-1.x86_64.rpm and cndrvcups-ufr2-uk-1.90-1.x86_64.rpm)
and enter the following command

sudo alien -k cndrvcups-common-1.90-1.x86_64.rpm
this will generate cndrvcups-common_1.90-1_amd64.deb

and

sudo alien -k cndrvcups-ufr2-uk-1.90-1.x86_64.rpm
and it generates cndrvcups-ufr2-uk-1.90-1.x86_64.deb

Now open the above files containing folder from file manager, choose the .deb files generated above, right click and choose install

and now goto System->Administration->Printing

Now choose "Add the Printer" and it will automatically detect and show the right driver. Install and enjoy printing.

Here: http://gnome-device-manager.sourcearchive.com/documentation/0.2/dir_4d7551a3bb11785d15ea36a618453b9d.html

there are many problem to occured ....someone is here....
check your ports system and usb
or may be software is not supported or many other....may be your camera is damaged...1st clear your problem....