Every time I log myass out and back in again, the count of processes I own rises by one. This would seem to indicate, at best, a minor inefficiency inherent to the design of Xubuntu and to Xubuntu's...
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Every time I log myass out and back in again, the count of processes I own rises by one. This would seem to indicate, at best, a minor inefficiency inherent to the design of Xubuntu and to Xubuntu's...
Thanks for the report, bruno172. I knew I felt better about installing any new major release of the distro from scratch rather than accept an "upgrade" based on the prior version, and you have...
I just installed Xubuntu Core on an old slow 32-bit computer. I am used to Avahi working fine between regular Xubuntu LTS systems (not "Core"). I tried connecting such a regular system to the new...
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Bank of America's tool that lets you, if you have a credit card with them, generate credit card numbers to give to untrusted merchants, used to work with Chrome on Xubuntu 14.04 LTS and now fails,...
I am truly not observant. My RSA public key was in fact not in the authorized_keys file.
-- Jack Waugh
Server: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (as supplied for installation by the Linode server firm)
Client: Ubuntu 14.04 (software not up to date, but can ssh to lots of other systems).
/var/log/auth.log on...
Thanks! That was it!
I have a web server up on some arbitrary port number that is not a well-known port (doesn't require superuser to listen on it) and happens to equal 3000 in my case. I can browse to the web server...
Testing with an old operating system (live CD) takes suspicion off the software. At least one of the drives works regardless of the software version, and at least one of the drives fails regardless...
I have two computers that run Xubuntu and take all updates. I have four magnetic disk drives of the size that fit in desktop and tower computers. I have been using Kingwin USB adapters to get the...
Tires rolling on a wet road.
This has been happening to me in Xubuntu. I had "set -u" in my .bashrc. When I removed the "set -u" command, the problem went away. But in my case, I was always able to use a tty console.
Is there an input method that would support typing letters with macrons over them, ae digraph with and without macron, thorn, eth, winn, insular g, etc. for typing in Old English (Englisc,...
When I follow the first instructions I come across for loading lanugage support, I see it's downloading help files for the Gimp, etc, which don't draw my interest and waste disk space and download...
Is it possible to run LXC from the package as an unprivileged user, as it says in https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/lxc.html#lxc-unpriv? When I try the instructions there (only changing the...
If your mouse is too fast or too slow, the controls that come with Xubuntu don't help, because they only address acceleration. As a workaround, to modify the base sensitivity you might find...
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"You cannot use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to computers running Windows XP Home Edition." Also spracht Microsoft...
When I tell my ******* XP system that I want Remote Assistance, it wants to create an "invitation" file that it says I have to give to my assistant. But 'rdesktop' doesn't seem to have an input for...
Besides Internet Exploder, another thing I have to test on Microsoft Windows is 'gpg' (Gnu Privacy Guard), because some of the people with whom I need to communicate, don't run Linux. So, browser...
I have a USB Ethernet adapter (adaptor is also a correct spelling). When I connect it to my Xubuntu headful desktopful system while I am logged in to the desktop, this adapter Just Works (at least...
I want to ssh -X to a headless server and run graphic programs such as gnome-terminal, synaptic, etc. What packages do I need to install on the server (besides gnome-terminal, synaptic, etc.)?
At least once, I do/observe this sequence: Power off my CQ50 with a wireless dongle plugged into it. Power it on and hit the function key for information. Observe that the wireless light is...
To answer my own question:
In GRUB, I edited the kernel command line to say "memmap=8\$0x791a224". REEEEEEEEE-ZULT????
After logging in, I run "dmesg | less" and observe:
[ 0.000000]...