Thoughts of a guy...

oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh whale, swim with me whale we will go far into the sea you will take me onto your back never look back never look back whale, sing to me whale sing me a song tell me that things will never go wrong hide me away don’t let them stay don’t let them stay whale, come with me whale we will go far into the blue i will take you, listen to me then you will see then you will see whale, don’t worry whale just do as you please i will accept if you’d rather leave open my heart if you open your heart open your heart oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i’ve been swimming for a thousand years and i’ve seen more than you can realize i accept that you will never understand so i will gladly take your hand whale, come with me whale we will go far into the sea you will take me onto your back never look back never look back never look back never look back whale, come with me whale we will go far into the blue i will take you, listen to me then you will...

Ohk so u have lost all the 3 buttons on top of every window. To get them back there is just one simple task. open terminal and type metacity --replace & and u'll be done.

are u using lampp in ubuntu 10.10 and ur localhost page is wokring fine, but when u click on phpmyadmin u get this stupid error "Wrong permissions on configuration file, should not be world writable!" From what I feel is because we have set username password for mysql and have not updated the right file so that phpmyadmin can know about it so, 1.go to /opt/lampp/htdocs/xampp 2.look for mysql.php 3.update the mysql_connect("localhost") line (it will be inside a if loop) to mysql_connect("localhost"."mysql_username","passwo rd"); and then u can chmod the file to 0755.

XAMPP: Couldn't start MySQL! Trying to run mysql on ubuntu 10.10 and give this vauge error "XAMPP: Couldn't start MySQL!" Try this 1. Open a terminal. 2. run this command sudo chown -hR root /opt/lampp 3. then run this sudo chmod -R 777 /opt/lampp 4. Now Restart XAMPP sudo /opt/lampp/lampp restart U are all set. And if u r getting the follwing warning after restarting "Warning: World-writable config file ‘/opt/lampp/etc/my.cnf’ is ignored" 1.Open terminal 2.Migrate to /opt/lampp/etc 3.run the command sudo chmod 755 my.cnf

Hey I am trying to find some good quality design themes online but not able to figure out the right colour combination or a descent wallpaper theme. Hope I find one soon.

If you know hindi and like music(who dosen't)... listen to Agnee Song It is Agnee's performance at Rock On with MTV. Supposedly it is a theme song for a crappy soap similar to the bachelor.

/bin - binary applications (most of your executable files) /boot - files required to boot (such as the kernel, etc) /dev - your devices (everything from drives to displays) /etc - just about every configuration file for your system /etc/profile.d - contains scripts that are run by /etc/profile upon login. /etc/X11 - configuration files for the X Window system /home - locally stored user files and folders /lib - system libraries (similar to Program Files) /media - mounted (or loaded) devices such as cdroms, digital cameras, etc. /mnt - mounted file systems /opt - location for “optionally” installed programs /proc - dynamic directory including information about and listing of processes /sys - contains information about the system /var - mainly logs, databases, etc. /usr/local/bin - the place to put your own programs. They will not be overwritten with upgrades. /usr/share/doc - documentation.