Thank you, Dennis N, for your continued input. I assume that works for you because xscreensaver took over the role of screen power management. However, just by checking the box labelled "monitor...
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Thank you, Dennis N, for your continued input. I assume that works for you because xscreensaver took over the role of screen power management. However, just by checking the box labelled "monitor...
I made it so that the power manager starts up by using "lxsession-edit". "monitor power management control" was unchecked by default - I've now checked it to see if it makes a difference.
Thanks...
Now we just need to find out why power management doesn't work! (Issue #2)
You're right - changed the theme to Lubuntu Default and it fixed it right up. It was one of my custom themes that was causing the bother. Do you know what I would need to modify to make the theme...
Hasn't changed at all - am I missing something?
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49669128/bar.png
I still need some help with Issue #2 and Issue #3 if anyone has some time... :-)
What might be an idea is to sync your bookmarks using Firefox Sync and do a clean install after. Are you sure this isn't an adware issue and just a problem with Adblocker not working? What websites...
Do these adverts pop-up no matter what website you are on? Have you tried a clean install of Firefox?
I did notice that myself when I opened it up in a VM. Hopefully they'll work something out to reduce it.
Trying this out now - I've installed it and will now reboot.
UPDATE:
It worked - thanks for that!
I'd try a clean install.
Lubuntu is a much lighter alternative if you're worried about memory consumption - I'd assume that memory is higher in 13.xx because of the UI changes, as stated above.
Auto-Mounting Partitions, Power Management and Indicator Applets
Hello Ubuntu Community!
I've recently made the switch, replacing my Windows 7 installation with Lubuntu 13.10 (x64) - after making a few modifications and customizations, I can say I am very...
AH! I think I have found my solution:
When using the command 'sudo screen -r', I am able to access the screen!
How foolish I have been - init.d runs all commands as root. Is there a way of...
This is the .sh script I have placed in /etc/init.d/:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/screen -d -m -S CSS /home/arthur/css/srcds_run
The script executes correctly on server launch, but when I try...
I completely agree and, like you, wonder if a .sh script can trigger CTRL+A+D (screen detatch) for me.
Does anyone know?
Screen and init.d scripts
Dear Ubuntu Forum Users,
I am currently running a Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server, which employs a number of customized .sh scripts in /etc/init.d/ to facilitate the launch of numerous services on system...