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How to install Ubuntu 8.10 on Eee PC 901

How to install Ubuntu 8.10 on Eee PC 901

Step 1. Install Ubuntu
a. donwload Ubuntu 8.10 from ubuntu.com
b. run or install the cd on any desktop PC

Ubuntu for Buddhist Studies DVD

This operation system has been created for the students of International Buddhist College.

Requirements:
Any computer that can run windows xp with 512 MB RAM (at least 256).

How to share files between two Ubuntu computers on the same network

1. Install ssh in the two ubuntu computers
For Ubuntu 8.10:
$ sudo apt-get install ssh

For Ubuntu 8.04:
$ sudo apt-get install openssh-server openssh-client

2. Find out your IP address

Use VirtualBox to Install Windows Xp inside Ubuntu 8.10/8.04

Need Windows Xp to run some programs (not often used) which Wine does not support.

1. Install VirtualBox
a. download Virtualbox for Ubuntu
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads

How to Mounting CD/DVD Image file as a drive in Ubuntu

Method 1: Use "Furius ISO Mount"
It is an ISO, IMG, BIN, MDF and NRG Image management utility for the Gnome Desktop Environment.

Download it at:

Create Your Own Operation System: How to Remaster Ubuntu/Linux Mint/Dreamlinux/PCLinuxOS

Updated Oct. 15, 2008
I always make my own OS. The tools I am using to create Live-cd/Install CD are:

Remastersys for Ubuntu 8.04

1. download the Remastersys.

How to install Openoffice 3 (replace Openoffice 2) in Ubuntu 8.04/8.10

1. download Openoffice3 (Linux DEB) at openoffice.org
2. remove the openoffice 2
sudo apt-get remove openoffice*
3. unzip the downloaded openoffice
4. install the unzipped files

How to install fonts in Ubuntu 8.04

1. Go to your "Home Folder"
2. From menu "View", select "Show Hidden Files"
3. Create a folder called ".fonts"
4. copy your fonts to this folder.

How to input/type Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Openoffice 3

How to input Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Openoffice.org?

It works for both Opeonoffice 2.04 and Openoffice.org 3 (tested under Ubuntu 8.04, Oct. 15, 2008)

How to use scim to input Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Ubuntu

Updated on Nov. 5, 2008. It works with Ubuntu 8.10

Step 1. Install scim-m17n

sudo aptitude install scim-m17n m17n-lib-bin

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