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I am in India learning Hindi. I am wanting to be able to type in a nice unicode compliant font. I have the necessary fonts on my computer (I believe). I have the necessary keyboard layouts (I...

Nevermind. Too late.

OK. I do occasionally make stupid mistakes -- not commonly, but occasionally. This was one of those times. Nothing at all, as far as I can tell, is wrong with my card and drivers. The current...

I am running Kubuntu 13.04 on a new computer. My computer has a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650. I have tried several of the NVIDIA drivers (nvidia_304, nvidia_310, and now nvidia_313_updates). I have also...

I am having a desktop computer built. I want to make sure that I get an appropriate NVIDIA GPU. It will need to handle at least the following well: flight sims (Microsoft FS and x-plane), much...

The owner of all the files is "root" and they are all in /etc/openvpn. Would any of those facts make any difference?

I have installed network-manager-openvpn and I am trying to connect through my VPN using the networkmanager gui in Kubuntu 12.10. I click "manage connections", click on the "VPN" tab, click "import"...

There's more than that. My notifications and some menus aren't looking right either. Also, open programs aren't being shown on my taskbar anymore, though the settings are correct.

OK, I was able to get back in with a combination of your advice and some from elsewhere. Everything is basically in working order after the update. However, it did change my login screen to a...

I have attached a picture of when I try to get in using a recovery mode. When I select "enable networking" I get the result in the picture. It just hangs there and I don't know how to get out of it.

Well, I have looked at the chroot guide in your post. I have googled it and looked at some other related items. I am now more confused about what "chroot" does than ever.

Which part of the instructions on the chroot guide do I follow?

Oh yes, and my home dir is encrypted

The chroot guide is Greek to me. I don't really know what it is supposed to do. I may have to just reinstall the os. I'll just have to figure out how to at least backup my pictures and virtual box...

Thanks,

I have already started the iso download. For some reason, I had disposed of my previous live cd. The connection is slow, so it will take a while, but I'll let you know how it works.

Today I updated my system after a while away (moving). It wasn't able to do all the updates for some reason (can't remember the error message). so, i tried to restar. Now when I turn the system on it...

haqking - I'm sure they knew that such adapters existed, but there aren't many/any success stories about them working with Ubuntu. I tried one myself which did not work. Is that one sure to work...

After having too many frustrations on my computers with 10.10 I moved back to 10.04, which relieved nearly all of my frustrations. My Home directory was on a separate partition which I retained...

I can now confirm also that it is not just my 32-bit cd iso. I am having the same problem with a 64-bit separate install. Any solutions?

I seem to be having a similar problem after I installed 10.10. In Preferences I mark "12 hour," "Week starts on Sunday," specific work days, my day begins and ends times, and I uncheck "Compress...

I'm interested in being able to do this as well. Can you not just right click on certain existing folders (perhaps ~/.evolution and ~/.gconf/apps/evolution) and tell Ubuntu One to sync these folders?...

I followed GrzesiekC's post and it worked, without any rules being made for ufw. I'm ignorant though. What did it do?

Yes, Tracker isn't yet able to search based upon tags in gui. Hopefully that gets worked out soon. There doesn't seem to be another option for me right now.

How would one usually search for tags in the tracker gui?

While I am able to tag documents from Nautilus now, I cannot figure out how to search based on tags in the gui, which makes tagging rather useless for me. Of course, I can search for them in the...