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I use ZFS on Ubuntu, and I upgrade to Ubuntu 21.10, and I started experiencing filesystem corruption. I decided to install a fresh install of Ubuntu 21.10 with ZFS, only to experience filesystem...

Since it's easy to miss, I wanted to point out that there is a known issue with ZFS in Ubuntu 21.10 which causes filesystem corruption. So don't install or upgrade to Ubuntu 21.10 if you're using...

You can do this using GNOME Tweak tool. Install it using:


sudo apt install gnome-tweaks

Then click:

"Keyboard and Mouse", "Additional Layout Options" button, "Caps Lock behavior". To...

Have a look at this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/220879/edit-label-is-inactive-in-glade

Thanks for this info. I used it to answer a question on Ask Ubuntu, just FYI.

http://askubuntu.com/a/245146/2355

No, you don't need to be root to do that. But you do need to be root to own a file in /tmp. You can check the permissions of the file by running:
ls -l /tmp

How about this?




printf 'Delay 1\nString \n' | xmacroplay "$DISPLAY"



This statement (without the quotes):

Try this:



screen -dm -t title1 bash -c 'command1 ; command2 ; command3'


This will run command1, command2 and command3 in sequence in one screen session.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF6HcMCkbic

Basically, log into Ubuntu Classic and run unity --reset

Turning the router off and on again often does the trick, if you're ISP is using DHCP like mine is. If not, you could contact your ISP.

Another option is to use a proxy.

Why do you want to...

If you installed the library using Ubuntu's package manager, that probably isn't your problem. Could you tell us exactly how you installed the library twice?

Any modern laptop with a VGA port or an HDMI port should do the trick. Check you external monitor to see which ports it supports.

VGA port images, HDMI port images.

I spent a while trying to understand why some command-line options were swallowed seemingly randomly in my Python script. At first I thought it was due to a bug in argparse, but it wasn't.

I...

Try installing python-metacity:

sudo apt-get install python-metacity

On Linux, you can use the xdg module to find the FreeDesktop data and configuration directories.



from xdg.BaseDirectory import *
print xdg_cache_home
print xdg_config_dirs
print...

Bump.

In my case, the upstream developers would be support this move and would tag their branch appropriately for releases.


You hit the nail on the head. My "plain Bazaar" method builds the package as...

Merry Christmas and/or happy holidays!

I have a quick question about bzr-builddeb. If the upstream source code is in Bazaar revision control already, why not just create a branch of the trunk, add...

A friend of mine has recently installed Ubuntu 10.10 on his Acer Aspire 532h netbook (with full-disk encryption). Now all he gets upon boot-up is a blank screen with a flashing cursor in the...

I see your point. Even just my changes would count as derivative work. I didn't think of it that way. I guess I'll have to give up this idea then.

I don't even want proper credit. How easy is it...

I understand how the GPL works. I understand the difference between a license and a contract.

That's not the issue. The issue is when a project manager decides they want to change the license of a...

I want to contribute code to a GPLv3 licensed project in such a way as to make potential future license changes as easy as possible for the maintainers.

I would like to license my own changes as...

Thanks everyone. Thank you, NightwishFan and jjakspaw6 for taking my post so well.

I guess I wanted to vent my feelings somewhere. Being moved to "Recurring Discussions" was unexpected and...

I have no problem with Canonical selling proprietary software in the Software Centre. In fact, only one person in this thread did.

So that means half of you (Chancellor, simpleblue, samb0057,...

This is the output you would get:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/example-client.py", line 46, in main
dbus_interface = "com.example.SampleInterface")
File...