Re: Great GUI tool !!
Thanks!
Originally posted by Snowhog
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The sudo find -name command is a true gem, IMHO. I use it a lot.Code:cd / && sudo find -name device.map
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Yes indeed!!! Since you pointed it out to me, I - too - have been using it a good bitThe sudo find -name command is a true gem, IMHO. I use it a lot.
I've played around with it and learned you can specify any directory to search by placing the directory name after "find" and before "-name":
Pretty coolCode:sudo find /usr -name *gimp*
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I'll place that in my How To stuff. Thanks!Comment
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Well, the files are too small to cause the problem.
What exactly is the problem? Can it be shown in a video perhaps?Comment
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You make a change to an entry, add an entry, or just change a setting it takes a while before it shows that change and in the process, nothing else can be done. Truthfully, I wish I hadn't mentioned this as it may have to do that all of my testing is being run inside a Virtual Machine (VirtualBox). It could just be a matter of CPU time as I only have a P-IV-HT machine. Great processor, but even it has it's limits after nearly 4.5 years.Comment
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I set my background color, and my highlighted color, and turned on blink. Looks great! But when I use a splash image, everything else was lost. In the grub block it's just white on black with no highlighting. Can't I have it both ways??Comment
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No. Splash image cannot be used along with colors. It's a GRUB issue.Comment
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