Make your own OS logo and use that, i am designing one for DexOS, but the one i made, the other team members do not like it.inflater wrote:Well, I have the Mr. Bean avatar on some three forums, should I remove the face from Exorcist back to Bean?Dex wrote:PS: How have you gone from Mr bean to that monster as your avatar ?.Or should I use Tux like piranha or Alboin are having?
Your avatar looks like Grim Reaper btw.Dex wrote:so i am donating the old one ( He's called "Mr USB" )
Did you draw that by yourself? )Thats from my days has a hacker (white hatinflater wrote: Your avatar looks like Grim Reaper btw.
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Yes i draw-ed it myself, here is the scanned drawing, but the idea came from a drawing of a pencil.That attachment is cool man
Just like DexOS .Small, efficient, fast, and Cool.
That's pretty NICE!Dex wrote:Yes i draw-ed it myself
... compared to "my logo"... Well, I do not have talent in handwriting... especially when I listen to SuperStar's freaky singers... Well, so much for a good laugh, check my attachment. 
But like said, it isnt a big problem as I do not scan much (but i do the printing ).) ... but, when doing root stuff in Ubuntu, I always must append the "sudo" before the command, and then, I must every 15 minutes confirm my password... 
It is really annoying to type 20 character password almost every time doing a system-specific action. Can I make myself "root" ? I tried to select my group as "root", but I must use "sudo" every time, or else "permission denied", and the user "root" cannot log into X (I must press CTRL+ALT+F1 and log into command line only for becoming root)... 
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$ whoami
brynet
$ su
Password:
# whoami
root
# exit
$ whoami
brynet
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jojo@jozef-i386:~$ nvclock -m 300 -n 290
Warning!
You entered a memory speed of 300.000 MHz and NVClock believes 214.000 MHz is the maximum!
This error appears when the entered speed is 25% higher than the default speed.
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jojo@jozef-i386:~$ nvclock -f -m 300 -n 290
Requested memory clock: 300.000 MHz
Requested core clock: 290.000 MHz
Adjusted low-level clocks on a nVidia Geforce 4 MX440
Memory clock: 300.375 MHz
GPU clock: 290.250 MHz
... I have loosen my patience and I rebooted the system, because there was no progress bar thing (that could show me the results)... and there it was. GRUB took almost 40 seconds to load the boot menu:)... ), try to boot from Live CD and ... what? rebuild GRUB?... how?, but I think the whole reiserfs partition is, ... gone. I think it could read something (the bootmenu would display from the partition, but loading the OS would be an over-night job for sure )... Or... reformat, repartition, reinstall ? I should be ashamed as I have made the error myself. I didn't have on my machine the patience 
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