But looking through the properties of the mounted volume, it doesn't seem to say whether it's hda or hdb. I mount the second one, which gets assigned the name "disk-1" - that contains all the data. Hyperb0lix: Dont you worry, it's already fixed with the first commandĭr_willis: looking in the Computer browser, it lists both volumes. Or use 'sudo fdisk -l' and see what disk has partitions on itĭoes anyone know if there is a way to check temperatures for ati card and check fan speed, like atitools for windowsĪrash: So you could do rm -rf ~/.local/share/applications/wineĪrash: And rm -rf ~/.config/menus/applications-merged/wine-*Īrash: Whoops, no need for the r on second one local/share/applications/wine/Programs/Sierra/Homeworld Hydrargyrum, you could mount each one and see what one has dataĪrash. Hydrargyrum: How about you disconnect the non-blank drive, then hook it back up after your install? Lol,I messed up bad, now the installed programs still are visible in applications -> wine, but not the wine things!! (brose C:\ and wineffg)Īrash: Are you talking about menu entries?Īrash: I had some trouble removing those at first, too How can I tell which of hda and hdb is mapped to the default "disk", and which is mapped to "disk-1"? When I get into the partition editor stage of install, it lists hda and hdb as my choices of disk. I want to install Ubuntu on the blank disk. I've got a computer here with two identical hard disks, except one is blank and one is full of precious, precious data. Both are ultimately converted to CMYK by the RIPs on the printing presses (which do an excellent job)./srv//5/#ubuntu.txt /srv//5/#ubuntu.txt Dr_willisĬhangelog "Fixed spelling mistakes in source." :) Those five inches of the original image also need 300 dpi (i.e., the original would have needed 6000 pixels of width).
For example, take the same image discussed above and zoom it such that half the original image is now full frame. Please note zooming images requires they have enough resolution to support the enlargement. Warnings can be ignored if you choose, however.
Images below 150 dpi will cause Motif to issue image quality warnings at checkout. Many photos will still reproduce well at resolutions down to 150 dpi. For example, if you want an image to be 10 inches wide, you would need that image to be at least 3000 pixels wide. Resolution: 300 dpi at the given output size will yield the highest quality.
What types of images will give me the best photo quality?įile Formats: Uncompressed image formats such as TIFF and PNG will yield the best quality (compared with compressed formats such as JPG).
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