i've had issues where skype would start hogging the cpu even without a conversation (I think it was an issue with establishing a connection with pulse)
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i've had issues where skype would start hogging the cpu even without a conversation (I think it was an issue with establishing a connection with pulse)
it seems the upgrade to jaunty also broke the working config I had in hardy (I decided to take a risk & go with the package configuration rather than maintaining mine). my recommendation would be to...
it seems embedded mode broke with the Jaunty update. I've also tried 0.9.9a from the ppa, & still no luck.
After upgrading to Jaunty (which comes w/ Qt 4.5), I got the same problem as http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7069715. Would just like to say that the proposed fix does indeed work...
you could use sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb where sda is your old drive & sdb is your new drive. You'll have to resize the partitions afterwards if your new drive is bigger. If it's smaller, DO...
I'm confused about what exactly you're trying to do. Are you saying you want to run your GUI Linux programs on Windows?
If so, you'll need to install an X server on Windows (i.e. Xming) & run...
I'm having some problems. Here's my current setup that I have.
Laptop:
eth0 - LAN card. Set to obtain a static IP of 192.168.0.1
eth1 - wifi - DHCP obtains an address 192.168.1.x
Running...
Whatever the one was on the site I gave the link to.
I recently found that the Broadcom STA driver does indeed work - when I had previously tried it from the Ubuntu repositories, it hadn't worked. The version from the Broadcom website worked from the...
Could you please post your entire xorg.conf file as well as your latest X11 log (/var/log/Xorg.0.log). I have a 2600 & haven't had any performance problems - although I haven't used a...
That is not a practical solution. The hard-drive is big, so imaging it and downloading the image over the net is pointless. If I'm just doing it for the information itself, that's pointless - I can...
Sorry - misread the post. It seems you're doing it correctly.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=123116
Even better step-by-step explanation...
From what I understand of the US constitution, it trumps any law made by Congress. The only way Congress can override the Constitution is by amending it, which requires 2/3rds of both houses. ...
Turn off unneeded services and have a good password. Linux security issues generally tend to get resolved really quick.
Also, I generally don't bother with a firewall because my computers tend to...
Also, just wanted to add (from Wikipedia, but you can look this up from the primary sources as well if you want):
So what the TSA is doing is potentially unconstitutional (breaking the law).
...
I'm pretty sure that's not a given. For instance, Truecrypt can even encrypt a running system in a transactional manner. So I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility for a solution to...
Just 1 google <a href="http://www.google.ca/search?q=laptop+stolen+identity&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a">search</a> answers your questions. Essentially, I...
Let me just clarify.
First, they can't compel me to reveal anything in the original requirements. Note that I asked for a tool that could encrypt my entire drive (i.e. every single bit including...
Oh, and if you need to figure out whether or not your home directory is in a separate directory, do the following:
df $HOME
df /
The first column must contain different values (i.e. sda2...
The text is huge because virtual terminals are generally something like 80x25 characters, which means there are a lot of pixels per character (screens are typically at least 1280x800 pixels). There...
I'm not sure of the particulars of you're case, but if you have your home partition on a separate physical partition, you should be OK re-installing Ubuntu without losing your personal settings (do...
I had a similar problem caused by my fingerprint scanner. If you have one, keep reading, otherwise skip to the post below. The one thing I would recommend you do, before doing anything, is swipe...
I'm going to be travelling to the US in about a month and taking my laptop with me. I'd like a solution where I can pop in a live-CD, encrypt the whole drive with a one-time pad, and then decrypt...