It appears you are missing some dependencies...try reading the README or INSTALL file that came in the package and see what you need to install. The script certainly wasn't too specific, though...
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It appears you are missing some dependencies...try reading the README or INSTALL file that came in the package and see what you need to install. The script certainly wasn't too specific, though...
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This program is available through the package manager, try
sudo apt-get install artha
in terminal.
For me, at least, I have to right-click the executable and select "Open with Wine Windows Program Loader" rather than just double-clicking it.
No go, with either password.
I did have the same password on my old system. Unfortunately, I don't remember what files I transferred--I had some difficulties and had to remove some files I had originally restored and vice versa.
I recently did a clean install of Maverick Meerkat and copied a few configuration files from my old system. I can log on normally, and the system works just fine. However, when I lock the workstation...
I'm trying to use the byobu program (which is similar to screen), which uses F2, F3, and F4 to switch tabs. In GNOME Terminal, pressing these keys is doing nothing. F6 and F9 both work fine. I tried...
Yeah, it's a good point. I have my home directory and /etc backed up, any other config files I should make sure I have backed up first? The only reason I don't want to do a clean install immediately...
I started installing the beta of Maverick a few days ago, but the update server was running inordinately slow, so I canceled it. Several times, I have attempted to continue the installation, but I've...
Thanks! No help in solving the problem, but at least I know what's wrong. I might just raise the update frequency to lower the annoyance.
sudo apt-get purge {package}
will delete the package as well as config files.
You need to put a text editor and 'sudo' before that path (although in this case it seems you don't need to use that file), like so:
sudo vim /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Other common text editors are...
Pressing Ctrl-Alt-Delete does not kill the X server by default. On many systems, Ctrl-Alt-Backspace will. You can also use Ctrl-Alt-F1 to get to a virtual terminal, then run
sudo killall gdm
Of...
Um--where did the flash drive come from? He said they were in his home folder. So I think those commands should work. Preceding the ( with a backslash, as bodhi.zazen said, should then make the rm...
Thanks, never heard of that. Do that instead. :D
If the CD needs to be unmounted, do
sudo umount /dev/cdrom .
But many CDROMs are not on /dev/cdrom. Can you post the output of
mount after the "blank" CD has been mounted? (Or you could look...
In that case, I expect it was an update.
Hmm, would you be willing to make a list of all your packages? Maybe we could figure out what software we had in common that might be causing the problem....
I'm using VirtualBox, Ubuntu 10.04, and 10.04 in a VM. How can I insert a Ctrl-Alt-F1 (or F2 through F6, for that matter) into the virtualized OS? If I type it, my host system goes to the terminal....
It seems to me that the problem may be that your power management settings on the hardware are either configured incorrectly or not supported. Have you tried any other operating systems on this...
Like I said, if nothing else will work you can run one of the commands I mentioned. Have you tried the panel applet abs_kkk suggested?
I do agree that's a little odd--other tools like crontab let you choose what editor to use and point you to nano as the easiest.
But so what, you got it working. :)
I'm assuming from the command name that this command uses VI as its text editor. VI has an unusual control scheme which I won't go into detail about, but basically:
1. Use the h,j,k,l keys to scroll...
That's really bizarre. Does it do this in other programs, or only Gedit?
And I am not aware of any such setting, Gedit has always worked just fine for me.
Did you expand the ISO image onto the CD using an image-burning program, or did you just burn the file to the disk? Just burning an ISO file onto a data disk will not produce a usable CD.
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You might try setting the "Legacy USB Keyboard" option in your BIOS (assuming your keyboard is USB). Seems to have solved many of my odd keyboard problems in the past.
May not work at all, but...