Szia!

Azt a doksit hol merre találom?  :unsure:
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Bocs, csak most értem ide:
http://fellow.linuxforum.hu/
innét el lehet indulni… 🙂

newbienow:
nem, nem; a gtkrc egy generalt allomany, varmilyen haxolasa kerulendo;
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Ok. fõnök, gtkrc fájlban a javítások (haxolás 🙂 ) törölve, eredeti bejegyzések visszakommentezve.

Hi!
A címben szerepel a probléma.
xmmms, sylpheed-ben, olvashtatlan bolha betûk vannak.
Találkoztatok már ilyen esettel?
Sarge-val vagyok.
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Ez itt nem a tökéletes megoldás, de megmutatja mi az ok és honnét lehet elindulni: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=16025&postcount=1
/vendégként már kopiztam az ubuntuba/ :blush:

(Szerintem) nem lesz.
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Köszi ksibetu, ellenvélemény hiányában marad a 386-os verzió :rolleyes:

🙂
Nem ennyire bonyolult ez.
Itt a hivatalos verzió az ubuntu verziók megjelenésérõl:

Releases

Ubuntu will make a new release every six months. In addition, we may make an Enterprise Release every 12 to 24 months, which will receive additional testing.

Ubuntu releases work on a time-based release schedule. We release Ubuntu every six months. While that requires an almost superhuman effort, we have the advantage of a core team of full time Ubuntu contributors who do an excellent job of the base Ubuntu platform. We then depend on contributions from the community (that’s you by the way) to make each release broader, slicker and more polished than we could alone.

Each Ubuntu release is supported for 18 months with security patches, fixes for critical bugs that could cause data loss, and extra translations.

You don’t have to upgrade to the next release when it comes out, you can stay on your particular release for 18 months (skipping two other releases) and continue to get security fixes on a regular basis. After that, you will want to update your computer to one of the newer versions of Ubuntu in order to continue to receive security patches.

Upgrades are supported from each release to the next. If you wish to skip a release, and then update to the latest one, then it is necessary to update the system from your existing release through each intermediate release to get to the release you wish to run.

Enterprise releases

In addition to the regular six-monthly releases, the Ubuntu team may make an Enterprise Release (based on an existing time-based release) that has received additional stabilisation, polish and translation work. These Enterprise Releases will be supported for a longer period than the standard 18 month support of the time based releases. Upgrades will be supported from enteprise release to enterprise release.

Release schedule

The following are the current planned releases:

1. Ubuntu 4.10 (The Warty Warthog): October 2004
2. Ubuntu 5.04 (The Hoary Hedgehog): April 2005
3. Ubuntu 5.10 (The Grumpy Groundhog): October 2005

forrás: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/releases/document_view

ubuntu 4.10 azt is jelenti: megjelenés dátuma 2004.10 hónapjában
ubuntu 5.04 : 2005.04 hónapjában
ubuntu 5.10 : …