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To get rid of the extra entries in the "Open with..."->"Show More Applications" context menu, I removed some .desktop files within

~/.local/share/applications/

Apparently, there were a large...

This should be an easy fix, but I can't find anything in Google because the search always brings up results for how to remove the application completely. I've already deleted these programs (the...

I know it's not open source, but Spotify is a great music player that organizes music in the cloud and on your harddrive. Although the Wine version of Spotify crashes a lot for me, the official...

Note: This forum post is a bit outdated and is locked. The file that it refers to has been renamed. This method works for me on Natty.

http://i54.tinypic.com/jv3n6s.png

To de-clutter the Gnome...

You might just have a buggy version of Handbrake. Try adding a different PPA (I use the snapshot one with no problems) to see if the new version fixes your issues.

Also, Handbrake can lock up on...

Those are quite difficult instructions, but thanks anyway. :)
I'm looking for a simple tethering program. Do they exist for Linux?

Good idea, but the directory is under /home/USER/.cache/.banshee-1 and /home/USER/.config/banshee-1

I deleted both directories and Banshee starts up again correctly. :popcorn:

Try "Kill All the Prefix Processes" and then reopen the programs from the PlayOnLinux manager.
Sorry I told you something different in the other post. I should have double checked...

Don't worry about your .nautilus folder being empty. It will fill up with stuff after you use Nautilus for a while.

Are you using the most recent version of Nautilus? Have you updated in a while?

Aha. I wish it were that easy.

As of right now, there is no way to move around the Indicator-applets individually within their allotted space. Of course I can move around the whole system...

I'm glad you worked it out!

You can mark the thread as SOLVED by going to the "Thread Tools" menu at the top of this page.

This is (almost) foolproof.
Each time Ubuntu updates the Linux kernel, it keeps the old one on your computer - just in case the new one doesn't work. Over time, the kernels will accumulate and take...

In my experience, running "sudo nautilus" or "gksu nautilus" doesn't have Trash.
Since it is the superuser or administrator, you've got to be careful! There isn't an easy safety net if you need that...

I would suggest deleting your .nautilus file under /home/USER/.nautilus .

This clears out the cache and it will rebuild automatically.

Thanks for the replies, but I've had success in changing the theme. I want an application that changes the actual position of the applets.

I'd like to have a manager like Alacarte for my...

I would install PlayOnLinux. It's super simple and it will walk you through all the necessary steps to installing Steam.
If you use that, it will automatically update your wine version and install...

It looks like one (or more) of your programs has crashed and is still running in the background. In PlayInLinux, click on "Tools" and select "Kill wineserver process". After that, you might want to...

You can enable the UbuntuOne Music Store in Banshee by going to the "Edit" menu in Banshee and clicking the "Extensions" tab. From there, you can enable/disable the UO Music Store.

You should be able to install it through the Ubuntu Software Center, but since you have no internet connection, you're going to have to manually download the packages from here. Just download all the...

Sorry you're having problems.

Sometimes Nautilus messes up and needs to be restarted. If you open a terminal, type
nautilus -q and retry.
If that doesn't work, try logging in and logging back...

I'm sorry you're having problems, but I think UbuntuForums has a 24 hour thread bump policy. I'm not really sure on the rules, but for future reference, please don't bump this multiple times in the...

I'm not sure if the indicators fall under GNOME, but here goes.

Is there a program that lets you edit and manage the indicator-applet section of your panel?

As shown in the screenshot, my...

Thanks a lot! Thanks for your help!

Whoops. I was mistaken. Sorry about that. It's not WEP2.
It's a WPA2 Enterprise network with Tunneled TLS authentication and the inner authentication is MSCHAPv2.

I would like to tether my...

If you have an internet connection, you may be able to install Ubuntu remotely. A Google search for "remote install ubuntu -cd -usb" comes up with this and this. They may be worth a read, but they...