Recent content by tom777

Does anyone have any idea on how to make nautilus show the contents inside a folder on its thumbnail ?? you know like the way windows does it [look at the difference between two pictures

poor guy at "18 month" is even lonelier than Tom Hanks in "cast away" :D

I don't think he's got much chance of returning the system to its first estate and most likely the damage is just too much But Do you think he might be able to do anything by changing the " root path " in the grub files at the grub rescue menu or grub edit menu in general when booting ??

I've had these kind of problems before and I learned that deleting the entire mozila file is just easier and gives you less headache

Congratutaions and welcome to linux !!! before we go on I have to tell you something that you need to know and it's that "Nothing is 100% prefect" dosen't matter if it's linux or windows , they both have their downsides. So you shouldn't expect switching from one to the other be completely...

Have you tried deleting the entire .mozila file from your home directory ? for example "rm -rf /home/<your username>/.mzoila"

I'm not sure what exactly is audio visuilazation but since it's a laptop and I haven't installed anything extra or tweaked anything inside the settings I'm gonna say I don't use it

I tried what you suggested and unfortunately it didn't help me because the error message in both senarios was the same It's not a persistent problem . If I click on the main window quickly enogh after the opening the file(using either terminal or file manager) then the second window won't...

As I said in the titile when I try to open a file using vlc I get to different windows, one with controls and one with just the movie playing . I am currently on Manjaro using gnome but I also had this problem before on a debian based distro too .Dose anyone have any suggestion for me on how to...

user_pref("media.peerconnection.turn.disable", true); user_pref("media.peerconnection.use_document_iceservers", false); user_pref("media.peerconnection.video.enabled", false); user_pref("media.peerconnection.identity.timeou", 1); user_pref("privacy.trackingprotection.fingerprinting.enabled"...

I think first you need to check the SHA-checksums and see whether file is corrupt or not And you may want to change the application you use for burning DVDs for example I have used "PowerIso" before and it's availible for windows .Sometimes these problems occur because of the application...

I don't think there is command for it but maybe you can do a "ls -la " or just use file managers sorting tool to find out when this file was created and then do a little web search to find out during that time which version of metasploit or msfvenom(I'm assuming you created the backdoor using...

Have you tried doing it without "graphical install" and doing it normally ?

Can you provide more information like whether the wireless interface get recognized or not?can see other access points in your area ? also post the result of following command " ifconfig && lshw | grep wire "

Yes you can install another OS like linux alongside windows. windows being able to see data about other OS depends on a couple of things like encryption, partitioning format used to install linux like whether it's NTFS(which windows uses)or EXT4(which only linux can view this and not windows)...