On a fresh Ubuntu install, your HFS+ drive should mount read-only automatically, without having to tinker with anything.
Unless if it's a drive over 2TB in size, in which case dmesg should show...
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On a fresh Ubuntu install, your HFS+ drive should mount read-only automatically, without having to tinker with anything.
Unless if it's a drive over 2TB in size, in which case dmesg should show...
You need to use quotes around your Inform parameter, because Bash uses ";" as a command separator. So what you are actually sending to Bash is 2 commands:
mediainfo --Inform=Video
and
...
I had this error when my Debian NFS server had, in /etc/default/portmap :
OPTIONS="-i 127.0.0.1"
So it was not listening on the ethernet interface. Commenting out the line solved the problem.
See here for useful links, including a bash script to batch convert:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/817727/converting-jpeg-colorspace-adobe-rgb-to-srgb-on-linux/9115755#9115755
Thanks a lot! This is a great tip.
Since I wanted to understand what your script really did and how, I reformatted it, and then changed a few details to my taste. In case anyone else is interested...
From the window that came up during my postgrey upgrade:
Indeed, in /etc/postfix/main.cf, I had to replace 60000 with 10023 in this part:
For the lazy and daring, just paste this in the...
If you prefer copy/pasting commands instead of mousing around through menus you can also paste this into terminal:
gconftool --type int --set /apps/gnome-power-manager/backlight/idle_dim_time...
Many solutions:
uconv:
sudo apt-get install libicu-dev
uconv --remove-signature BOM-FILE > NOBOM-FILE
awk (from this site):
I can live without these Windows programs, but why should I? These are the programs for which I occasionally fire up my XP VM in VirtualBox:
My Banks offline payment program (works in Wine, but...
Yes, I tried the new Teamviewer .deb package, and it worked. The supported user had a Windows machine with a huge screen, so it was pretty slow, but it worked.
But I'm still hoping for a solution...
I had great hopes for the few solutions suggested here, but none worked (on Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04):
This sort of worked, but the resulting file didn't contain anything from the form;...
In your config file, you need a single line containing "TEXT" without the quotes. The stuff you want displayed should be on the following lines.
In fact, I just realized that the real problem seems to be that I cannot have the external monitor on the left.
The primary monitor is always the left monitor.
Is there any way to let the right...
As the subject suggests: Jaunty 9.04
No apparent driver problem. Everything works, including dual monitors, except that, like the original poster, I find no way to make the laptop display be...
Same problem for me. Anybody has a hint / link / solution ?
I'm trying to re-author a DVD, but cannot find a suitable application.
Specifically, it's a DVD with over a dozen sub picture streams (subtitles), all of them labelled with the wrong language. (if...
I guess the real more general question is: "How to start a GUI app on a user's desktop from a script running without a terminal as root?"
I have an automount executable map for SMB mounts. This...
I guess the real more general question is: "How to start a GUI app on a user's desktop from a script running without a terminal as root?"
I have an automount executable map for SMB mounts. This...
Well, that was a silly question. Sorry...
pdf2tif is a small script which can be found on http://www.groklaw.net/articlebasic.php?story=20061210115516438.
I thought pdf2tif was part of ghostscript, but I don't seem to have it on my Jaunty install. I do have ghostscript installed, of course.
Indeed, I found Meld to be the best in Linux, and as Can+ pointed out, it certainly can diff directories and ignore whitespace (and comments, or whatever you can find a regexp for)
One thing for...
I'm still looking for the "right" full package list, but in the meantime, I found a few lists by browsing http://packages.ubuntu.desktop. For example, for Intrepid:
...
I'm looking for the same information.I'm sure there is a list somewhere. But where?
Weird. If I understand this thread correctly, you lost the timestamps when you added the nounix option to your cifs mount?
Using Jaunty 9.04, I just spent a long time researching why copies didn't...