Need help!

[rokytnji]

LINPUS LITE ISO 699M


LINPUS LITE Md5SUM

Linpus Linux 9.6 Iso 3.6Gig

LinpusLinux 9.6 Md5sum

Hope that helps.

[cgurrell]

thanks a lot m8, gonna try this stuff now

[cgurrell]

Hi again,

ok the downloads are too big for the laptop because it has a very small memory, but i found the executable file for Nautilus, but when i double click it it says the file doesn't exist, confusing? will post screenshot when available

EDIT: screenshot: i757.photobucket(.)com/albums/xx217/chris_gurrell/Screenshot1.png

[rokytnji]

How did you open Nautilus?
You already had file Manager open. So no need to couble click on file manager.
Use the up arrow (from what I saw in your screenshot) on the task bar till you see a bunch of folders like bin,boot,dev,etc,home, on and on.

Scroll down to the folder that says etc
open it (left double click)
Look for X11. Open it. look for a text file that says xorg.conf.
Right click xorg.conf and pick rename from the menu. Click it
rename it xorg.confbackup

After that the test file should read xorg.confbackup in the window.



I ask how you opened Nautilus file Manager, (because that was what I saw in your screenshot), because you need to be root user to do what I am suggesting in Nautilus. If it opened by typing gksu nautilus in terminal. Then you are in root user mode and can make changes in the file manager like I suggested above. Hence the question.

Edit: if you get that far to editing the name of xorg.conf. You can reboot after that and see if you will be brought back to a working Desktop

Reference for later
http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...creenshot1.png

http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...reenshot-1.png

Stock Linpus Desktop

http://nonimage.com/files/2008/12/fuglyscreenshot.png