Thanks for that I suspect it's going to take a bit of reading and getting my head round. I assume that's 'generic' firmware and manufacturers don't do anything wildly different?
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Thanks for that I suspect it's going to take a bit of reading and getting my head round. I assume that's 'generic' firmware and manufacturers don't do anything wildly different?
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It's been a while - I had Ubuntu running on an old laptop (dual booted with Vista to set the time in context).
I now have a Lenovo Yoga 510-14AST and am growing tired of Windows 10 (I...
what I can't quite figure out is which:
1. Which config file is setting the splash / login screen as there seems to be more than one; and
2. What file in the system is telling lubuntu to use...
Ah the OP sure is facing them lol!
ok then:
oooh I see a problem - but I'm not sure what the consequences of fixing it by deleting the #'s will be:
Sorry for the delay - pesky kids!
Thanks again :-)
I tried to edit /etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter-ubuntu.conf with gksu leafpad but the file was empty. There is an /etc/lxdm/default.conf file but the background is set to
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Thank you!
It's changed the splash screen at boot and shut down but the xubuntu / xfce login screen is still there.
Happy with being at the halfway point but would like to sort the login screen...
Hello
I recently installed Lubuntu on my laptop after a few minor but annoying issues with Xubuntu.
I've got Lubuntu set up as I want it but want to remove the Xubuntu login and splash screens....
Hello all
After too much fiddling, I thought I'd ask here.
My network manager applet has disappeared from my indicator panel since upgrading from 15.04.
Can anyone tell me how to get it...
For some reason after a few switches off and on, it appears to have fixed itself.
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As the title suggests, I had a power failure halfway through using the command. Now I can't connect to the Internet to complete it (either wireless or with Ethernet - although the lights...
I finally bit the bullet - and reformatted the drive in question and installed Xubuntu 14.04 in the place of Ubuntu 13.10.
It meets my needs and the old laptop is purring like a kitten and in...
I think I'll just keep it simple and delete sdb5 and extend sdb7 into the free space - everything I needed from sdb5 is backed up anyway and I haven't really done anything with the Xubuntu install on...
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I had some problems with ubuntu 14.04 in that it would just hang after entering my password. To solve this, I decided to install xubuntu to replace the installed ubuntu (to dual boot with...
I've gone through that routine and it still doesn't work. It's a pain because I don't know enough to extract the system information for someone wiser than I to diagnose the fault.
Once I've...
Hello
I've been using ubuntu for about 4 years and have never come across this problem....
I have an old dell Inspiron 1720 dual booted with Ubuntu 14.04 and vista. I haven't used the laptop...
I have a dell inspiron - I just plug my USB HDD in and it pops up as a little button on the left.
That probably doesn't help much......
I'm by no means an expert on Wifi but this looks a bit like your problem
http://askubuntu.com/questions/73607/wireless-connection-keeps-dropping-with-an-intel-3945abg-card
Had you seen it? Does...
Quite an old post but this might help with the DBus problem
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=779992
Had a quick google for the camera and the first page of hits wasn't too enlightening...
I gave up with my iPod and Ubuntu quite early on (10.04 I think). I've kept a partition with windows in it and my music library sits on an NTFS partition accessible from Windows or Ubuntu. It's...
I'm stumped too - thanks for your help though.
I can always wait for 14.04 ;-)
it does but the one I want is the one that's already selected .... very, very confused :confused:
I've already tried that - this is the place where Ubuntu thinks I have a UK keyboard but I actually have a US one for example shift+2 gives @ and not "
Click the Ubuntu logo in the top left of your screen and type Disks. Open Disks and it'll give you a summary of how each disk on your machine is partitioned - generally the partitions that aren't...
I almost feel embarassed posting this but:
I've upgraded to 13.10 with a fresh install and I'm stuck with a US keyboard when I want a UK one. I've checked the settings and Ubuntu is convinced I...