Q: Click the black Terminal icon on the left side of the screen. This will open the Terminal window. You can also press Ctrl+Alt+T to open Terminal. Type in sudo add-apt-repository ppa:teejee2008/ppa and press Enter. Ukuu is a free program that will find and install the correct kernel for you. Type in the password you use to log into your computer, then press Enter. You won't see any characters or stars appear while typing. Doing so adds the repository; this may take a few minutes, so don't type anything until the repository finishes adding. Type in sudo apt-get update and press Enter. The repository will briefly update, after which point you can continue. Type in sudo apt-get install ukuu and press Enter, then type in y when prompted and press Enter. Type in ukuu, then press Enter. If you see a list of commands appear in Terminal, Ukuu successfully installed. Type in sudo ukuu --install-latest and press Enter, then allow Ukuu to run. Skip this step if you want to use Ukuu's interface to install a kernel. If you would rather browse the available kernels using the Ukuu program, do the following: Click the "Applications" icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Scroll down and click Ukuu. Select the Kernel you want to install, then click Install. Enter your password when prompted, then click Authenticate. Click the "Menu" {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/8\/82\/Android7dropdown.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/8\/82\/Android7dropdown.png\/30px-Android7dropdown.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon.
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A: Open Terminal. Add the Ukuu repository. Enter your password when prompted. Press Enter when prompted. Update the repository. Install Ukuu. Verify that Ukuu installed. Install the latest available kernel. Install a kernel from the Ukuu program. Reboot your computer. Check your current kernel.

Article: Unplug the console from both the television and its power source. The bottom side of the Xbox is covered with manufacturer warning stickers. You will be removing the feet and stickers to reveal six screws. There is a rubber foot in each corner. Use a flathead screwdriver to pry the feet from the case. Under each foot, you will find a screw. You should see a screw under each sticker. You can save the stickers by attaching them to wax paper. Torx screwdrivers have a 6-point star shape and the screws are commonly used in computer equipment and other electronics. Set the screws aside so that you don't lose track of them. Remove the top by pulling up while gently shaking. The entire top part of the case should come directly off. If you are having difficulty removing it, check to make sure that you removed all six screws from the base.
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Power off the Xbox. Place the Xbox upside down on a flat, sturdy surface. Remove the rubber feet from the bottom of the Xbox. Peel off the Serial and Warranty stickers with a utility knife. Unscrew the six screws using a Torx 20 screwdriver. Turn the console upright.

Q: There'll be a point at which things will seem bleak: you can't quite get to each chord as fast as you want, your fingers are killing you, and it seems easier to put the thing back in its case. The reason most guitar players stop playing a few weeks in is that it hurts. After a couple of months and years of playing, callouses will build up on the fingers of your fretting hand that will greatly reduce the pain of pushing down the strings for long periods of time. Everyone who learns to play the guitar has to deal with sore fingers at the beginning. Learn to love the pain and associate it with everything that you love about music and the guitar. Ice your fingers after playing or soak them in some apple cider vinegar to alleviate some of the pain. Dipping your fingers in rubbing alcohol after playing can speed up callus build up. Just don't do it before you play. Guitarists have their own system of music notation called guitar tablature, or guitar tabs for short. The basic idea is to look at each line in the "staff" of the tab in the same way you look at your guitar. Each line corresponds to a string, and each number tells you which fret to hold down when plucking that string. For example, to play this tab-notated lick from the Lynyrd Skynyrd song "Sweet Home Alabama," you would play two notes on the open D string, the B string at the third fret, the G string at the second fret, etc. E|-------------------------------------------------|| B|-------3---------3----------3--------------------|| G|---------2---------0--------0---------------2p0--|| D|-0-0------------------------0--0----0h2p0--------|| A|------------3-3-------------2---0p2-------0------|| E|-----------------------3-3--3--------------------|| Switching between lead-style licks and chords is exciting. You'll feel like you're really making music and not just "learning guitar." Make sure you've got your chord shapes down correctly and that you're not losing the rhythm entirely when you play a quick lick.
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Manage the finger pain. Learn how to read guitar tabs.