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Thanks heaps for the fantastic post.

My position on the paranoid<->convenience scale is that I'm quite happy for 'MY' computer to log things, such as conversations, files opened, etc. It's my...

You can also do
sudo -i which seems to do the same thing. See "man sudo" for details.

Hay thanks for the feedback. Getting feedback like yours makes it worth the time spent to document. Cheers :D

HowTo: Configure Wireless for HP Deskjet 3050 ALL-IN-ONE J610a on Ubuntu 10.04


Following this howto requires you to disconnect from the Internet/HomeNetwork for a short time. A pdf version...

Bummer :(
I hate having problems no one can help with :(

I often get a crash report telling me that "hpfax" has closed unexpectedly.
Whenever I do almost anything with my printer setup it crashes.

Steps to replicate:
System->Administration->Printing...

It is also possible to edit the install.rdf file of already installed plugins (ie one's that weren't saved somewhere before they were installed.)

To do so simply edit the install.rdf file...

My two favourite plugins for firefox are ImgLikeOpera and Net Usage Item, but these aren't always compatible with the latest version of Firefox.

I have no problem using an older version so you...

I cannot submit bugs to Launchpad. I always get a Timeout error does anyone else?

I have just tried five times to submit a bug (reproduced here) and each time it has failed.


I tried using...

I have tried four times to submit this bug report to Launchpad and each time it has failed. So I'm posting it here in the hope that someone can help me.

Package Hint: Evolution 2.28...

In this HowTo I'll explain what I did to make gnome terminal minimize to the system tray and back when pressing the F12 key.
Other programs should be able to be substituted in place of gnome...

Hi,

I really want to make use of the --pid-owner &/or --cmd-owner matches contained in the owner module of iptables. See here http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man8/iptables.8.html

I am...

Thanks so much for this!

I've been searching for the last two hours and am now pulling my hair out trying to find a solution to this.

How do I disable special URIs in KDE

I like the console! But its easier for me to...

I have a similar problem.

Apologies if its not related but I think it is.

I want to make myself a member of group root so I can set the root files I want to be able to edit to 775 and not have...

Hmm, Don't seem to be able to set this thread to SOLVED.

I thought I went to Thread Tools -> Mark as Solved but There's no option for that there. Am I looking in the wrong place? Where else could...

Thanks so much for your help.

The problem was that I was not entering the mount command properly (there is no example in the man page!)

I was going

sudo mount -o remount...

Hi, I don't suppose you guys have hade any trouble remounting an LVM filesystem have you?

I posted a tread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1018525 a month ago but got no responces....

Bugger, I still haven't found the answer to this.

Can anyone tell me if they have the same problem
I'm using kubuntu 8.04 installed via the alternative CD.
lvm2 version 2.02.26-1ubunt
mount...

Thanks for that, the reason I wanted to log accepted packets was because that's what I care about, what get's in, not what gets rejected. I was running Apacke before and didn't have it secured. I...

Hi,
I've found about three posts about this problem, some from as far back as August. But none have an answer.

Did you ever get your printer working?

I need mine real bad and I only have a...

I have the same problem. The Printer worked in Fiesty but doesn't in Hardy.

How did you solve it?

Cheers.

I have started this thread in response to the Wiki article MetaPackages where there was some contention regarding these packages being "recommended not to be removed"

Here is my two cents...

I...

Hi I have several logical volumes on my kubuntu Hardy install.

My problem is that if I try to remount one of the filesystems the -o tag does not take effect and the filesystem is instead remounted...

I stumbled upon the answer!


dpkg-query --show --showformat '${description}\n' package-name | grep -v "^ "

dpkg-query --show --showformat '${description}\n' package-name shows the package...