Another cool tool is dtach, you can direct the output to a socket and attach to it as you want (runs like a daemon).
dtach -n /tmp/myprog /usr/bin/myprog
to attach again:
dtach -a /tmp/myprog
Another cool tool is dtach, you can direct the output to a socket and attach to it as you want (runs like a daemon).
dtach -n /tmp/myprog /usr/bin/myprog
to attach again:
dtach -a /tmp/myprog
I do not know about Ubuntu, but for xorg-server it would be:
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
gdm is "gnome desktop manager" this is a grafical login.
I would logon to the system on console prompt (just username/password where the login: is)
Then run "startx" and you will get more information.
make sure you execute the command in the folder, that contains the file libubuntulooks.so
the command needs to be executes for each file
like:
$sudo cp libubuntulooks.so /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/engines/
$sudo cp libubuntulooks.la /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/engines/
currently installed:
puzzle game: einstein (warning is addictive)
wine: Red Alert 3 :)
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