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Here is a link to the video.

Also, how important will Gnome Shell be to Gnome 3?
Everything I have seen mentioning Gnome 3 shows it with the shell.

I prefer Gnome to KDE, but if Gnome Shell is...

Using Privoxy is also an option.

It will work similarly to any hosts file configuration, but I find it easier to setup for removing advertisements. Just depends on what you are looking for.

YMMV, but the method I found to output input is to enter this:

pacat -r | pacat -p
into a terminal.

A similar method is to do:

arecord | aplay
but this has quality issues.

Hello, I am trying to play back the audio from one of the input devices on my system.
I can successfully record from the audio device, but I do not know how to play the audio live.

The device I...

Thanks sekinto, that was exactly what I was looking for.

I have a question about general mathematics that I can't seem to find an answer to through searches on Google.

My question is how to solve equations where one of the variables is known to be an...

So what changes need to be made exactly to the xbox360_controller.cpp file in order for the USB 360 controller to work properly?

What is the difference between the ddrescue and the gddrescue packages?

In the past I have usually just used either dd or dd_rescue to attempt to recover stuff, but I just skipped over gddrescue....

Thanks for the information.

I can't currently get to the disks that were giving me the problems with the cloning, but I will try the copying to /dev/null when I get a chance.

I think that help entry is a little old now because the Hardware Information/Device Manager screen was removed in Hardy (or was it Gutsy?)

But to find out information about your particular network...

About a week ago I tried cloning a disk with Windows installed on. First I used Clonezilla, which I believe uses ntfsclone, and that gave me error messages (I think it was something about unreadable...

Try typing "ifconfig" into the terminal. If it shows eth0 or eth1 or something, then all you need to do is configure the settings to connect.

If nothing shows up, then it could be that Ubuntu does...

Thanks for the fast replies!

Just one more think I would like to know is if it is possible to download a file or something with both internet connections simultaneously with a program like aria2,...

My questions is about how most Linux distributions, or even operating systems manage multiple connections to the internet.

If I were to have a computer on a wired connection to the internet, and a...

So I'm assuming that by saying clone the entire disk you mean to clone the entire disk:)

Also, should there be any reconfiguration after the the disk is copied?
(I don't mean hardware...

What I want to do is clone an existing install of Windows from one computer to a virtual machine inside of Virtualbox or VMware on another computer.

My question is what I should do about the...

I don't know if this would help any, but I used a program called qjoypad to get the input working the way I wanted it to in some programs.
If the stick doesn't work at all in or out of wine, then I...

For me, just to make sure that xpad would never load I would enter

updatedb
locate xpad
then remove any occurances of xpad from the system one directory at a time.

I'm sure that there is a...

I don't know when I tried it, but I think I did try chmoding the /dev/input/uinput/js0 to 775 or something along those lines. It could have been at a different time than when I did the strace though,...

I don't know anything about it, but I was getting errors that said

ioctl(3, USBDEVFS_SUBMITURB, 0x7fffedef1250) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
and

write(1, "error submitting URB: No...

Here is my output of that command.


robert@robert-desktop:~/Desktop/Icons/xboxdrv-linux-0.2$ sudo ./xboxdrv --id 0
USB Device: 003:007
Controller: "Microsoft Xbox 360 Controller"...

I am also running Hardy 64 bit and when I this is what I get when I run xboxdrv


robert@robert-desktop:~/Desktop/Icons/xboxdrv-linux-0.2$ sudo ./xboxdrv
USB Device: 003:007
Controller: ...

Also, it's likely that you did, but make sure that you ran photorec as root.

If the previous method failed use foremost.


sudo apt-get install foremost

then,

It seems that photorec only works with mostly working drives, so instead you should use ddrescue.


sudo apt-get install ddrescue

From your dmesg output it looks like the device is showing up...

The command to change the permissions to a file is chmod.

There is a lot of information about it in its man page.

The command to change the owner is chown. This will remove the ownership...