manuleka

so you're saying Windows approach is inferior to the traditional swap system?

Windows Page Space is dynamic in size compared to Linux use of Swap Space which is fixed and created on installation...

Just ordered a Galaxy Note II and it will arrive first thing tomorrw morning whoo hoo can't wait to try out my first android device...

i just had to fix dependency issues sudo apt-get -f install Now frostwire is working whoo hoo

sorry found it: 1. Install the repository GPG key:# wget -q -O- http://archive.getdeb.net/getdeb-archive.key | sudo apt-key add -2. Add the following line to /etc/apt/sources.list:deb http://archive.getdeb.net/ubuntu/ quantal-getdeb apps3. Update the package index:# sudo apt-get update4. Install frostwire deb package:# sudo apt-get install frostwire

so i downloaded frostwire 5.3.9 and tried installing it blakmunky@kumunky:~/Downloads/aps$ sudo dpkg -i frostwire-5.3.9.all.deb(Reading database ... 189355 files and directories currently installed.)Preparing to replace frostwire 5.3.9 (using frostwire-5.3.9.all.deb) ...Unpacking replacement frostwire ...Setting up frostwire (5.3.9) ...Unpacking libraries...httpcore-4.0.1.jar=A58B9B0BDF5B357939A2CC4B0B1F5537h2-1.3.164.jar=81609A2C130C2E295C55B1CA99AB8F45laf-widget.jar=927AE69B7C713CAFEC1A622717DB2B1Agson-1.4.jar=0171F64A36C3D000D9BC92463F902255lw-resources.jar=AA2323B5296D91E1BEE934F786D27063netx.jar=849801167A72FDC992DD271611EFCD6Efrostwire.jar=868A0751C3542FC7464F88564E09AF8Btrident.jar=CE314A5E332FFBB5E8560A46BEF3A703lw-setting.jar=20EF6D4BED1268FB8013618468562258gettext-commons.jar=1816C391697DDD3B752721E6786FA8EBlw-common.jar=E4676F374725D5273A4371E4E2DE7BEBlucene-3.5.0.jar=4BB4EFD822173DA076BEAA16B488B713splash.jar=0A734C05AB60AD02F2D3E7E25FE2739Alw-osx_stub.jar=845EF074894BF4347543F29988B7D2BAcommons-logging.jar=CCAD3132DD637A8E5193B7532E85D0C3messages.jar=9995E6EE68A64FDEF6F64EEF26A1B97Flw-azureus.jar=9C83A67A1B01B100C189287926701003lw-jdownloader.jar=0299B3AB84C663D7D0F7A421B9CF1644httpclient-4.0.jar=8043ED8EC1021A45F2AA173CC256D908lw-medialib.jar=5A6D333F1CDE561C17125DED97C2994CMRJAdapter.jar=31CFD022CB0AC803B140A549D78042AFdnsjava-2.1.3.jar=2DBC8E142F583B967AC636760F3DF581substance.jar=92CC033BCB08DFE591EE4CA5D099946Clw-alexandria.jar=467E7C6822709713DB369BB3BDED3E44Done unpackingProcessing triggers for man-db ...Processing triggers for hicolor-icon-theme ...blakmunky@kumunky:~/Downloads/aps$ after this i can't seem to find it on applications - someone tell me what's going on please?

aaah i see... swap space is fixed though and page space is dynamic right?

yea i find a lot of people use the terms interchangeably... but was wondering whats their real difference, and why Linux uses it - i thought swap was an older technology

yea just tested it and it seem to load properly... although the network icon doesn't seem to recognize any connection though - weird

will go through vbox manual

great application though if it ends up with a product utilizing such technology/capability and features... i wouldn't mind using palm of my hand as a touch screen... or my hand/arm - would be so cool (from todays perspective) -

sounds like a fun way to make/receive phone-calls lol... i remember years back i use to own a Nokia phone which came with a PC app, i use to plug it in to the PC and send texts through PC interface/program - so much quicker to text by typing on keyboard hehe

can the machine connect to any network though?

I notice that everytime i install a Linux Distro, there's usually a Swap partition need to be createdDoes Windows use swap partitions? or does it just rely on paging?I'm having to sit down and have a read through on some articles to clarify the differences between the two but i'm wondering what are you experts understanding of the two?Can Windows use Linux created Swap partition? Does Linux use paging as well? or does it only utilize Swap?

Version 4.0.4 IceCream sandwish reports no network connection but i can access the web though on the browser...

thanks yordan - that article is about 4 years old now hehe... i decided to just transfer to my USB Hard-Drive, then connect it to the VM and copy-paste it into it - waaaaay much faster than going through shared folder (network method) i just thought there could be a way of creating a virtual-direct connection/link between Guest and Host

now this one would probably blow the Quad-core out of the water - 8-cores?? Intel really needs to push their research and CPU investments into the mobile arena... http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

If only these things were $20 bucks, would be nice to keep up with tech devices rolling out http://www.gsmarena.com/rumors_galaxy_s_iv_to_have_13mp_camera_499_1080p_display-news-5100.php

Just wanting to see your thoughts on these two devices...I'm going to get one for an Xmas present, now eventually i will be using it from time to time, I am a Pacific Islander so i have big hands lol...This will be my first Android device and am looking forward to play around with it woo hooI am looking around online for reviews and videos on these two but just wanted to see what your thoughts arecheers

Ok so i'm running VirtualBox 4.2 on Kubuntu 12.10I wanna share files between my Host (Kubuntu) and my VMs (Windows XP, ElementOS, OpenSuse)File sizes being shared are from 1GB - 50GB in size... i know sharing using shared folders would be one option but this seems to be quite slowall VMs are connected to the Network using NAT (default)someone know a quicker way of transferring files between VMs or VM and Host?

mouse doesn't work for me on Virtualbox... I can't install VMware on Linux at the moment so can't really test it unless i boot into Windows

i need quite a bit of practice to get to 100...

a bit tricky though as i'm using Virtualbox on Kubuntu... just going through the .vbox file on kate seems to look different from the .vmx file for vmware....

ok will give a shot... thats an earlier version though

i think i can easily get up to 60 or 65 if i do a bit of practice... i can't believe yordan can do 240 per minute... that's crazy fast