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I am trying do this from a PPA as well: https://launchpad.net/~n-muench/+archive/programs-ppa2/+build/2563503

I want to stick with Lucid for this. Anyway, it almost works. The problem is that...

Are people having trouble using their browser because the icon's changed? Ubuntu must be attracting more Windows users. Take some responsibility people for doing an elective upgrade. Firefox 3.0 is...

I used Evolution for a couple of years, and I'm glad Thunderbird finally has a decent calendar so I could switch. Evolution mostly had the features I wanted, but it was so slooow. It also had a hard...

There's no way to tell. If it's Apple hardware, then the software will be genuine. What makes it infringing is whether it was installed from someone else's copy of Tiger or not. It sounds like you...

I've read lots of posts about touchpad configuration, but I still can't get my MacBook 4,1 configured right. The main problem is that putting two fingers on the pad usually makes it jumps a few lines...

"it keeps the Mozilla version installed as completely separate from the Ubuntu version"

There's a non-Mozilla version of Firefox??

Maybe "Mozilla version" isn't the best term, since they're all...

My MacBook4,1 shows Intel GMA X3100, not Nvidia. Shouldn't all MB4,1s be the same? (Maybe you have a Pro?)

Anyway, I see no desktop effects.

For me it is saving in videosrc, but cheese has its own entry for webcam device in gconf. I can't make it work no matter what gets saved.

Thanks. That gives me the option to go to 3.0~b5. I think 3.08 would be what I was running before the update. Maybe apt-get has something.

The problem appears to be memory. Synaptic segfaulted too...

I think Zenwalk is a little smaller. I've been meaning to try it.

I applied some FF update this morning, after being prompted. This time however, when it prompted to "Restore" the program segfaulted. After another reboot it finally launched, but without any prompt...

Perfect. I just got it by md5summing the downloaded image. Time to burn some copies.

Had to settle for an md5sum, but it's confirmed. Thanks a lot!

66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso

Download now, check sha1sum later ;-)

19aabf327fdbde9e66db54dc04e3a83b92f70280 *ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso? We shall see...

Network Manager remembers the configuration and password for networks that you have connected to. When you disconnect ethernet it will go into search mode, and it should find your wireless network...

Yes, clear. So:

ping -b -c3 192.168.1.255 && sleep 5 && arp -a | grep <WGA Mac Address>

should work. Do you know the Mac address of the WGA device?

This line:

Link Quality=56/100 Signal level=-77 dBm Noise level=-70 dBm

indicated a poor link quality. In fact, it says that you're signal is lower than the noise floor, which is impossible or...

Since 192.168.1.101 worked for him, I'm guessing that what he identified as his "router" has the DHCP server, and it gave an IP address to his computer and his WGA wireless access point. Thus, he...

chili555, I read it the same way. I would call the WGA a router, because the other device (a server?) has the gateway address.

If you broadcast ping the subnet (e.g. ping -b -c3 192.168.1.255) then it will show up in your arp cache if it eventually responds (arp -a | grep 00:15:F2:FF:26:99)

So, this works for me:
ping -b...

There's no linux utility that I know of, so you'll use their windows utility or, preferably, a Mac to configure it. How about telling us what settings you're using now? When you don't give enough...

There are some configuration options you could try in ~/.ssh/config.

see: man ssh_config

I'd recommend starting with:
AddressFamily inet

you also might try a different cipher:
Ciphers ...

Right, just set it up with ifconfig:
sudo ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.1255.255.0

You may receive more multicasts due to the second network, but you probably won't notice. This is over...

...and don't manually set your bitrate. It will just work worse.

Did you notice that your signal quality dropped dramatically? Your wireless card has to send at a lower rate or your data won't be received. You can get closer to the AP, or you can put the AP on a...