About a month ago my mother called and asked if I could help her with a problem on her computer that I build and installed for her. The computer reacted slowly to her input and was opening unknown websites for no reason. It was immediately clear that some sort of spyware or even worse virus or trojan was responsible for this behavior. She was really desperate and I began to scan the system immediately.
Why you should switch your parents pc to ubuntu
Posted by Martin in Advice, Linux, Operating Systems, Windows TAGS in Advice, Linux, Operating Systems, Windows20
Dec
How to Repair the Vista Bootloader
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows TAGS in Operating Systems, Tools, Windows15
Dec
I encountered a problem after I installed Windows Vista and Ubuntu Linux next to my Windows XP operating system. Ubuntu and XP were loading fine but Vista was showing an error that it could not load a file which made me think that the bootloader was trying to access Vista on the wrong partition. Vista unfortunately has a new location where the boot information are stored, it is called BCD Store.
Game for the Weekend 4 Battle for Wesnoth
Posted by Martin in Entertainment, Games TAGS in Entertainment, Games15
Dec
You know it must be Friday when I’m introducing a new game for the weekend. This time it is a strategy game called Battle for Wesnoth. Maybe some of you know the classic games Shining Force by Sega, Final Fantasy Tactics by Square and Fire Emblem by Nintendo. All are turn based strategy games - so is Battle for Wesnoth which can be downloaded for free for Windows, Mac and Linux.
My first day with Ubuntu
Posted by Martin in Linux, Operating Systems TAGS in Linux, Operating Systems14
Dec
I tried to install Kubuntu yesterday but the partitioner failed and I decided to try out Ubuntu today because I knew they were using different partitioners. I downloaded the Ubuntu iso image and burned it to a CD. I then changed the boot sequence in the bios to be able to boot Ubuntu from CD. The distribution that I downloaded is a live CD and installation CD at once which means it will boot the complete operating system from CD first and give you the choice to install it or simply use the live CD version.
Adding Windows Vista and Kubuntu to Windows XP
Posted by Martin in Linux, Operating Systems, Windows TAGS in Linux, Operating Systems, Windows13
Dec
I did not expect that it would take this long to install Kubuntu Linux and Windows Vista on another hard drive of my computer. I bought a new external hard drive and wanted to install both new operating systems next to Windows XP. It was unfortunately not possible to install Windows Vista or Kubuntu on that external drive. It took some time to create enough space on my second internal SATA drive to use it to store both operating systems.
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