I've got the clementine orange i7 model and haven't had any issues with the fan. I did have the SSD die on me about a week ago, though. Had to have it replaced...
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I've got the clementine orange i7 model and haven't had any issues with the fan. I did have the SSD die on me about a week ago, though. Had to have it replaced...
You can bring it back, though! Just run this:
synclient TapButton3=2And it will work again. If you want to make the change permanent, make your /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50_synaptics.conf file...
Saw something interesting in the Precise Pangolin Beta 1 release notes:
Has anyone tried this out yet? If so, how does the touchpad behave?
Someone posted a fix for the suspend problem in the launchpad bug comments. Here's the link to the fix: http://thecodecentral.com/2011/01/18/fix-ubuntu-10-10-suspendhibernate-not-working-bug
Note...
I got it working by going to Sound Settings -> Hardware, then choosing "Digital Stereo (HDMI) Output + Analog Stereo Input" as the profile. That switched the output device from the internal speaker...
I'm with you on this. Every now and then I hear it fire up, but it mostly runs quiet.
edit: Here's my sensors output (after running sensors-detect):
dan@dantop:~$ sudo sensors...
I found an Xorg setting that helped a lot with the drag/drop problem. I added the following to /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf:
Option "LockedDrags" "true"
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I actually do see the hibernate option in the UI on 11.10. And yes, it does work properly, too.
I see lots of good info has been added to this thread. Believe it or not I still(!) haven't gotten my laptop back from Lenovo. They've already replaced the motherboard and the SSD (though it took...
Done, at least for the suspend issue. I didn't really get a chance to test the mic before I sent mine back for repairs. I'll be sure to test that once I get it back.
Awesome ptoche, I'll give it a shot once I get mine back. Does edge-scrolling and/or multi-touch still work with that module?
Sadly I had to send mine back to Lenovo for repairs (blowing away the Windows/Recovery partitions wasn't a problem). The issue with the screen randomly going black was driving me nuts. Supposedly...
I tried a "clickpad" synaptics driver patch that fixed right click problems on a bunch of HP laptops, but it didn't work for me. I think the reason is that the U300s touchpad is being detected as a...
Ok, I installed 11.10 last night, my issues are as follows:
1) Hibernate and suspend both don't work. When I try to suspend I get stuck at a black screen, and when I hibernate it appears to work,...
I bought the orange, 256GB model from www.newegg.com Saturday night. It just got delivered this afternoon. I'm giving it a spin right now in Windows, but I'm going to try putting Ubuntu on it later...
This is all true, but with the way he's using them it may make more sense to just do
if selection.lower() == 'quit':
Most likely your signal strength is showing up as 0 in iwconfig when you're connected wirelessly. If that keeps up for 12 seconds wicd declares the connection dead and tries to reconnect you. You...
It says don't mix spaces and tabs, and that unless you're maintaining legacy code (and the OP is not) you should favor 4-space indentation. Which is what I said, I think?
Try to keep your indentation consistent. It looks like you have a mix of spaces and tabs in there. Also the convention in Python is to use 4-space indentation, not 8, and definitely not actual tabs.
I think it's because our debian packager wanted us to wait until he built a package for us to use, and it's not ready yet. I'm not 100% sure on that though, Adam (compwiz18) could say for sure.
Could be, I didn't check when I tested it. It wouldn't be any worse than the "while 1:" one loop he was using. Like you said, if it does hog too many cycles it could easily be replaced with...
You have to do a few things for threading in a gtk app to work correctly. See here: http://faq.pygtk.org/index.py?file=faq20.006.htp&req=show
Also, you really don't need threads for this. The...
You're welcome to try wicd, but it doesn't have the "limited connectivity" notification you miss from Vista.
You can use
wicd-client -nto display the wicd GUI without the tray icon, but there isn't a way to display the tray icon without a notification area.
Where are the variables root and password coming from in your code? They don't appear to be defined anywhere. Or are they supposed to be strings as well?