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I'm using the newest Deluge, so I can't speak to older versions, but I can affirm on my machine that Deluge 1.2.0(rc3) supports magnet links.

I was having the exact same issue with Deluge. It's fixed now. A newer version of Deluge is in the PPA and it works fine again.

I'm in the same boat. Very annoying. I'd be very thankful if anyone knew a fix for this.

Instead of using sudo to execute the command, just log in as root to do it. Just do
su
to log in as root and then
cat myfile1.txt > myfile2.txt

That should work.

Stumbled across this today when looking to see if Netflix had made any announcements/progress regarding Linux support.

For those not wanting to visit the link, this program called Boxee--based off...

I stumbled across this thread while trying to make my Syntek integrated webcam on my Asus Z96FM no longer be upside down. I tried setting the vflip value to 1, but the image was still upside down. ...

DJ_Peng, this link deals with the bug.

Well, it looks like the only thing to do now is this:

Edit the /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base file with this code
sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base The next part is inserting a model name at the...

Could you post the output of aplay again? The option is supposed to be a lowercase L, not a one.
aplay -l Sorry if the first one confused you. Those l's and 1's can be tricky.:)

Just edit the /etc/modules file
sudo gedit /etc/modules and add each of those modules in there. You don't need to include the "sudo modprobe" part, just the name of each of them.

Holy crap! I just solved this problem literally minutes ago, and I've been trying to figure it out for the better part of a year! I have the exact same freaking laptop. That's just too weird. ...

Let's start with the easy stuff. Double-click on the speaker icon in the top-right of the screen. From there, check Edit>Preferences to see if there's a headphone channel you can enable by checking...

I've been plagued with this problem since I started using Ubuntu back in the days of Edgy. I'm no expert, but this is the knowledge I've gleaned from my year-long struggle to get my headphones, once...

The only way to get that working right now is by compiling compiz 0.7.5 from source and screwing around with the settings in there. 0.7.5 is unstable and relatively new, so you're probably best...

I'd definitely go with VLC. It has options to change the aspect ratio (change widescreen to fullscreen and vice versa), built-in equalizers and the ability to handle almost any audio or video codec...

I'm not in front of my Ubuntu box right now, so I'm not 100% sure, but I believe it's
sudo apt-get install apache2

When you downloaded the file I linked to in step 1, did you put it in your home directory? I'm sure those commands are correct commands and I think the error you're getting is because it's not...

Since you're new at this I'll give you some more detailed instructions than those that are on the snapopen site.

1) Download this file to your home directory.

2) Make a directory if it's not...

The file is /etc/modules. Edit it with the text editor of your choice (gedit for example)
sudo gedit /etc/modulesYou don't need to put in sudo modprobe before the names of the module in the file. ...

The file is /etc/modules. Edit that with whatever editor you choose and add each of those modules to the file. You don't need to put in "sudo modprobe" before them, just the name itself. For...

It depends on which part of the menu you're looking at. Some of the italicized words aren't applications, but categories for applications. For example, the Education section underneath Applications...

The way I have it set is to not allow sites to choose their own fonts. Go to edit>preferences in Firefox. Move to the Content tab and where it says "Fonts & Colors" click on the Advanced button. ...

The umask and gid both deal with who can read or write to the drive. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong on this, but I really don't think that the umask and gid options are necessary in this...

His post was in regards to having Ubuntu automatically mount your Windows partition every time you start up, which is very nice if it's not being done already. For example, having that launcher on...

No problem. Glad to help.:)