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Okay cowboy, slow down.

Looks like for whatever reason mkdir /Matlab made the directory in /root instead (so its /root/Matlab). So, try this:

mount -t iso9660 -o loop...

What does "ls /" (w/o quotes) show?

You left this so vague, so...

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Hm, how are you determining that stuff is still being forwarded? Also, what about any portfowarding done on your router?

iptables -L will only show the default table (filter). Since your rule is in the NAT table, show us the output of this:

iptables -t nat -L

If you don't mind learning about the CLI and how to use it, then Arch Linux is okay, or Ubuntu server. Other than that, your hardware is probably too outdated to be compatible with most of what's...

Probably a hard drive going bad then.

Probably a hardware issue. Try booting from a live CD and see if any issues happen.

Anyone who has access to sensitive information when they shouldn't is a "no-no thing". To say no one will have access to cPanel and FTP means you don't have either installed, otherwise someone will...

What about it?

To be honest it's no different. Just make sure you have the ports forwarded properly on your router. Though it usually helps to use a service such as No-IP or DynDNS.

I'm not really sure where to point you at because I don't know your skill level.

GitHub might be a good place for you to start, but then again so should Source Forge. Heck even Freshmeat is a...

Ubuntu is a version of Linux. To answer your question though, either Ubuntu or Linux Mint.

If you're worried about security and safety then your best bet in that scenario is to run a virtual machine or install Cygwin. That, or install Putty and connect to a remote box via SSH.

Long story short, you need to install Samba on your Linux machine before you can mount Windows shares. I haven't done a Windows->Linux share in a while (mostly do Linux->Windows) so I'm not sure...

As long as your OS hard drive has a web server installed and is pointing to the mount point of where the website data is, then yes.

"I wanted to know if it is possible to run both harddrives simultaneously."

Depends on what you mean by "run both harddrives simultaneously". You can't run two operating systems at the same time...

How do you figure Gnome2 = Windows-like UI? It looks more Mac than Windows. KDE is the Windows version of Linux.

As for Cinnamon, I've heard good stories on it. I've never used it personally...

It's been a few months since I did work in Bash, heh.

For killing processes, assuming you haven't ran any other commands since running bells.sh, you can do kill -9 $! which expands to "kill -9...

No, Linux From Scratch is a project to teach you how to compile the kernel and get it bootable.

The reason why you find no installation disc is because that's all you get when you get the kernel,...

Some things to note:

1) Ctrl+Z is not an interrupt. It simply moves the process to the background so you can continue working on things while said process continues running.

2) Ctrl+Z does...

To go on with what Kerms said, the rule of thumb is to actually not do upgrades that you don't know about.

For example, if you're upgrading AbiWord to the newest version, and it needs a new...

I would highly suggest NOT doing LFS to "learn Linux". If you want to learn Linux, then go with Gentoo or Arch Linux for the most barebones. Slackware has a tendency to have an elitist community,...

The meanest prank to pull on a Linux beginner is getting them into root and telling them to run "rm -rf /".

Also, this works too:
find . -exec "rm -rf {}"\;

I believe that's the command...

Well, first, Ctrl+Z doesn't terminate processes, it suspends them to the background. Also, running the same script numerous times can cause a hiccup, but since we don't know what said scripts do and...

Netbooks were not intended to run Ubuntu 12.04 (or really anything beyond the 10.x series). As for getting 10.04, the LTS (long-term support) release is your best bet:...