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#1 Re: Introductions » Hello from Up North (Canada) » 2011-08-23 06:58:35
Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone!
Will definitely give both geany and Eclipse a try!
Stoked to get some conky+tint2 tweaking started, fingers crossed that things don't get messed up too much! XD
#2 Re: Help & Support (Stable) » Bad Partitioning - Locked out of Windows » 2011-08-22 15:16:56
oh wow, that was too simple. sorry for spamming the forum with this!
much appreciated and thanks a bunch!
#3 Introductions » Hello from Up North (Canada) » 2011-08-22 15:09:08
- tronosaurus
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Hi all,
This little Canuck is fairly new to Linux, installed and clicked around on Ubuntu and Fedora and that's about it.
Installed #! not too long ago, but messed up a little. Trying to fix that now 
since I really need my netbook soon.
I usually run on a MBP and a netbook for my schooling needs, however a lot of coop placements in my program require some sort of familiarity with php/python/ruby.
Can anyone recommend a nice, simple and clean IDE to try?
Great community, and definitely appreciate all the work that is #!
See everyone in the forums! 
#4 Help & Support (Stable) » Bad Partitioning - Locked out of Windows » 2011-08-22 14:52:50
- tronosaurus
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I made a really stupid mistake while installing #! on my netbook.
I was in a rush while partitioning the drives and didn't read through the last screen that confirmed what drives the grub would recognize. I thought I saw the grub recognize my windows partition as it had listed the 7 and vista loader, but apparently not. My bad!
Now my windows drives are locked and partitioned under a dev/sdaxx directory.
There is also a recovery partition.
Are there any ways I can restore a proper directory/ get grub to recognize my windows/recovery partition?
I'm trying to explore this option as I currently don't have a copy of 32-bit windows lying around to do a fresh install and no recovery disc D:
Thanks in advance!
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