Ubuntu :: How Can I Change Username Via Terminal
May 21, 2010How can I change the username via terminal?Also, via GUI is there any to change the username?
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Oct 20, 2010I'm having a hard time installing Ubuntu 10.10 (32bits). I load the CD and everything's ok throughout the installing procedure, but when the installation is over and it says it's gonna reboot it doesn't do it!
The screen resembles a terminal with a message like "the computer is going to reboot NOW!" but it could stay like that for hours. The keyboard is locked so I can't reboot by commands, and if I press CTRL+ALT+DEL it just reprints the same message. Therefore I'm forced to turn off my computer manually.
After that, the Ubuntu desktop doesn't load. The screen shows a terminal asking for my username and password to access the computer. No graphics at all.
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Oct 20, 2010i followed the instructions in http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php...5&postcount=11
result was that my pc is rendered unusable. i have no graphical interface when logging in. i can call only the terminal. i have a terminal with the new username before the bash command line, but the user_folder in home is still the old_username. my mistake was, as i discovered later, is that i followed the instructions not in recovery mode.question is, how can i make it all right again, and make my ubuntu to function normally again?
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Feb 9, 2011So I'm trying to put together a birthday present for my girlfriend. Here's the background. She just got back from a semester abroad in Rome. She's having a hard time getting used to living in the states again, so I want to make her a photo album with all of her pictures from Italy and the rest of Europe. Its a surprise, so I can't just get them from her. I've got her Time Machine, which has all the photos on it (I'm 'debugging' it for her, she's not so tech savvy). I've found the pictures folder, but I don't have the permissions to access it.
So the question is, I have her username and password, what do I have to do in order to read the file with all the pictures in it? I'm not a crazy stalker, in case you were wondering, I just don't know how to change my username to one that have permissions for the folder.
General :: Username When Ssh-ing, Is There A Way To Go Back And Change It?
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Jan 27, 2010hi to all, i am a newbie in linux and i am using CentOS 5 and our office just transferred this responsibility on my job and still have no idea on how to change the username and password on squint. the one incharge was already resigned and did not turn-over the procedures.
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I'd like nautilus-open-terminal to launch Terminator rather than gnome-terminal.
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Mar 31, 2010Basically i have a 1TB USB HDD that is formatted HFS+ (i used to use it attached to a hacked AppleTV, it has loads of media on it).
Appletv wasn't great, so now i have a lovely acer revo running XBMC Live, and it's blooming great. my problem is my USB drive mounts, but i think it's read-only, as i am struggling to sftp new files to it. so my question is:
How do i make the drive writeable?
I've read things about disabling journling, an fstab file, chown in terminal, but im really struggling.
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revo@XBMCLive:
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Jun 18, 2010no matter what i do in there terminal when it comes to changing directorys or copying items it just dont work.this is what im typing
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Ubuntu :: Change The Terminal Color On 10.10?
Sep 20, 2010Can I Change The Terminal Color On Ubuntu 10.10?? Is Purple Like Always I Want It Green
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