My read of this page: http://docs.python.org/2/howto/sockets.html makes it sound like you're ever-so-slightly better off closing the socket when you're done sending.
Makes some intuitive sense to...
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My read of this page: http://docs.python.org/2/howto/sockets.html makes it sound like you're ever-so-slightly better off closing the socket when you're done sending.
Makes some intuitive sense to...
Sounds like dpkg-reconfigure -a is not handling packages in the right order, or having issues trying to do everything at once. I'd recommend trying to run it manually, giving it the packages that...
OK. So, anybody have a workaround?
I've thought of two. The first (and worst) is to put in a cronjob to run as often as possible to basically run this command:
xkbset ma 5 10 10 5 10
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In my experience, Wireless-N routers are indeed more powerful. In my in-laws' house (older construction, but not exactly huge), I could get nice strong Wireless-N signals everywhere, but the 802.11G...
Hmm. Sometimes -f makes it "just work".
I was googling around for things, and came across this page. Probably worth a look:
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You can try running apt-get with the -f flag. That'd be my first suggestion.
Though, it's worth pointing out that Ubuntu 10.10 is an old release which is no longer supported. That means that...
Wine can be a timesaver, but it isn't always a miracle worker, and it doesn't run every piece of Windows software all that well.
If you're curious about whether an application will run, there's a...
Bit of an oversimple suggestion, perhaps... but, have you tried looking for the file in nautilus (or whatever your graphical file browser of choice is)? Sometimes I've had an easier time deleting or...
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but since the above is relevant to my issue I thought I'd repost.
I'm using mousekeys and a cheap wireless keyboard to use Ubuntu as a living room PC. Works great...
Tried giving it a little of the old in-out. No change. Nice thought, though. :)
Hello,
I'm running an older laptop, the Darter Ultra daru1. Just installed Ubuntu 12.04, amd64, fresh installation. Haven't done much to it. The System76 driver says that everything is supported...
I'll give this thread a bump, since I'm having a similar issue. I'm running an IR receiver off of a Hauppauge PVR 350 card, and a serial IR transmitter to talk to a Comcast Digital Transport...
I've been on Linux at work since 2005, and Linux-only at home since 2007, when I bought a no-OS laptop to make up for the fact that my then girlfriend (now wife) was going to Australia for two weeks...
Looks like you have the snd_hda_intel card. I have one of those too, and for whatever reason it gives me trouble in ubuntu.
Try editing your /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf file (this is a text...
Since you're thinking about using 4 drives, if you're worried about performance you might want to consider RAID10 instead of RAID5. Gives a tiny bit more fault-tolerance, too; ie, RAID 10 can...
Thanks, Sporkman. That was really helpful.
I'll point out that there's a slightly easier fix for this, too, using a PPA for ease:
https://launchpad.net/~renbag/+archive/ppa
I'll credit...