Give XFCE4 a try. It is very simple, clean, and so far no annoying bugs I know of. I usually set up my monitors with Xrandr, but XFCE4 has a montitor widget that works fairly well. I've been using...
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Give XFCE4 a try. It is very simple, clean, and so far no annoying bugs I know of. I usually set up my monitors with Xrandr, but XFCE4 has a montitor widget that works fairly well. I've been using...
Usually this means something else is binding the hot keys for the pop up.Good job on running it from the terminal, btw. Go to your keyboard bindings and try to disable them. Without any key bindings,...
Might have a look over here.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=142495
I'm just now seeing this on a new RAID. If I figure anything out, I'll post back here.
To get away from google, and the NSA, go buy your own domain name (don't use godaddy!), then have someone webhost it. Namecheap has been rock solid for years. That should address your...
Make sure gcc is up to date. Do apt-cache search gcc |grep gcc to get the correct name for apt. In fact, perhaps just do:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
should bring your system up to...
Play with xrandr. You can add new modes, check what modes are supported, set new modes:
xrandr (shows monitors connected, resolutions supported, and which one currently using *next to it)
xrandr...
Gecko2,
Make sure you read all provided info. If you don't, you will find the open source community will quickly loose patience with you. RTFM is often said, which means Read The Fine Manual (Fine...
XFS is in the Linux kernel - I just checked CONFIG_XFS_FS is in the kernel config file, so if you have a Linux system you should be able to read those raid systems.
This is from my personal notes (your disks and devices will be different):
mdadm --examine --scan /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 >> /etc/mdadm.conf
The lines in the mdadm.conf file should look like this:...
For me, Linux is about choice. I don't have to upgrade to windows X when microsoft decides it needs another trillion dollars, I don't have to upgrade to office xxx when they decide I have to. For...
If you are still looking, I've got a good Jtag programming hardware/software native to Linux. I'm a hardware designer, been doing it on Linux for years now.
You can completely customize Libre office - menus, shortcuts, etc. If you take the time to customize Libre, there will be very little difference between MS and Libre.
It looks like your drive is partitioned as follows:
/dev/sdb1 MS Data (whatever that is - I assume it is a Microsoft something)
/dev/sdb2 is md0, a Linux software raid
/dev/sdb3 is Linux swap...
So I've found some interesting things out. First, NFS is not built into the kernel, and many of the drivers are not built, even as modules, so I built my own kernel. Here's how I did it. I've...
Vector Linux runs great on low-resource hardware. I just don't know if they do power pc. I've run it on a pentium-200mHz with 200M of ram, and it performs great.
12.04 is working here with YouTube, but I have mediubutu repositories enabled. Might try that.
How do you right-click, anybody? ED: two finger click @ bottom middle. How do you middle-button press??
I'm running a C7 stock with xfce4, and it's quite snappy. A SSD will run, but you have to...
Well said, Transhumanist.
So having heard such awful things about unity, I decided to just forego using it until now, since I need to develop an appindicator. Did we just go back in time and become worse than Microsoft? What...
This happens in Precise, as well.
None of that header modification is necessary. Do not change the exe bits or remove 00-header. Just add:
GRUB_RECORDFAIL_TIMEOUT=10
to /etc/default/grub
then...
It just sounds like your raid didn't rebuild so it can mount. Is there more of the message? You should see something like can't mount xxx.
If you dump /dev/disk/by-id or /dev/disk/by-uuid like so...
Vector Linux runs on 486, and should work on 386. You need 16M of ram or so, though. It has translucent windows, it's pretty amazing. I know, because I've run it. You are right, the 286 won't run -...
The truth is any time you contemplate switching to another platform, there is this phase to go through. It's not necessarily Linux, it's that fact that you are going from one place to another. There...
Ever checked out Gimp, Inkscape, and Blender? Gimp is bitmap based, Inkscape is vector and bitmap (though the learning curve is a little steeper), and Blender, well blender is an amazing 3-d modeler,...
Having developed and used both Windows and Linux since the 90's, I can tell you there have ALWAYS been issues with Windows. I'm recovering data from a NTFS partition right now for a friend...Windows...