Have you tried "quickly -t ubuntu-application tutorial"? It walks you through the basics of application creation, and includes examples of both retrieving and modifying the text in a textview.
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Have you tried "quickly -t ubuntu-application tutorial"? It walks you through the basics of application creation, and includes examples of both retrieving and modifying the text in a textview.
I see now that you used the example from the GtkFileChooserDialog documentation. I don't think that's meant to be a working example. I think it's only meant to show you how the dialog works and that...
The linker doesn't care about header files. If you didn't include the right header file, then compile should fail before you get to the linker. I suppose it's possible that the compiler used a bad...
With gtk, it should be possible to determine when an application window is minimized and also whether an application window is minimized. With XFCE, LXDE, and Gnome2 (haven't tried Gnome3), this all...
Yes, ignore network-manager for that interface. If it's in /etc/network/interfaces, then network-manager isn't managing it anyway. And regardless of which system is managing it, ifconfig is the...
Somewhere in your .bashrc or .profile, you probably have some line (maybe they should be comments?) that begin with the words "Reading" and "Building". Since "Reading" and "Building" are not known...
tsc is known to be unstable as a clock source and should be avoided, especially on multi-core machines. You can make it a bit more stable by disabling CPU throttling, but I don't recommend it. Even...
It looks like the line that defines the loopback interface got corrupted somehow. Line 2 (that's what the 2 means in the error message) should be:
iface lo inet loopback
If it exists at login, ~/.config/menus/xfce-applications.menu will be used. Otherwise, /etc/xdg/xdg-xubuntu/menus/xfce-applications.menu will be used.
You can find an archive of user contributed .vimrc files here. The site used to have descriptions of the what the user thinks is "special" about the specific file; hopeuflly that functionality will...
There are several different versions of vi available for install. Run this command -- 'update-alternatives --display vi' -- and post the results so that we know exactly what's being run as vi.
At...
Here is another suggestion for getting 4313 cards working on 10.10.
The restricted drivers gui doesn't list 4313 as one of the supported chipsets for the STA driver. Are you sure it's supposed to...
Look for examples in /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/network-interfaces.gz. A simple example of what you're trying to do would be:
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address 192.168.N.N
...
When you say "automatic startup" what do you mean? If it's started as an startup application via your login session manager, then it's running as you. If it's started via upstart, then yes, it's...
I think that all you need is to make sure that you don't set an additional default gateway when you connect to the 192.168.*.* network. You only want a network route for that network, not a default...
Either run tar from the directory where you want the archived files to be placed, which would require you to specify the full path the .tgz file, or add "-C /desired/directory" to the tar command...
Did you modify sudoers to allow you to run 'sudo iwconfig' without authentication? You would need to add something like this to /etc/sudoers:
username ALL = NOPASSWD: /sbin/iwconfigPlease note that...
Comment out the "PasswordAuthentication" setting until you get pubkey authentication working.
If you run ssh with the -v option, it should give you a whole bunch of output related to what it's...
Are you able to simply delete the file? And if you do, does it make any difference for your ability to log in? Are you able to read and write other files in your home directory?
If Ctrl+Alt+F7...
There are known problems with Broadcom 43XX on Ubuntu 10.10. Did you read this post in order to attempt to resolve your problem.
FWIW ... the issue is not network-manager or wicd related. They...
It sounds like the wireless card is not recognized by the system. Was it recognized and working correctly under 10.04.
It's hard to offer suggestions if we don't know anything about your system....
Use Ctrl+Alt+F1 to switch to a console login prompt and then login to the system. Run 'ls -l ~/.ICEauthority'. On my system, the file has "-rw-------" permissions and it is owned by me. This should...
I think that you want:
PubkeyAuthentication yes
PasswordAuthentication no
Ordinarily your wifi interface would be managed by network-manager. Is network-manager running on your system? And if so, please check the things that I suggested checking previously (left-click and...
Do you also have a .gtkrc-2.0 file? This would be created by gtk-chtheme and will pull in .gtkrc.mine. I use gtk-chtheme because opening it and clicking apply will cause any changes that I make to...