It works! Holy cow! I don't know why it is so hard to setup VPN on Ubuntu, but I REALLY appreciate this tutorial for VPN beginners like me. I can now VPN to my home network from the road, and browse...
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It works! Holy cow! I don't know why it is so hard to setup VPN on Ubuntu, but I REALLY appreciate this tutorial for VPN beginners like me. I can now VPN to my home network from the road, and browse...
Wow, that's not overly complicated or anything. Why doesn't it just f**king work when you turn up the mic volume in Alsamixer?
Anyway, thanks for the solution. Worked flawlessly.
Thanks for the info. When I configured as directed, I received the following error:
Time Machine can't access the backup disk "TimeMachine".
The operation couldn't be completed. (OSStatus...
Thanks for the fix, lethalfang. Note to other Googlers: I also had to close my terminal window and open a new one for the fix to take effect.
Thanks so much for figuring this out. I was pulling my hair out trying to SSH past my stupid DSL modem, and this turned out to be the problem. I'm using a ZyXEL PK5000Z, for the record, and all that...
Yay! I have had a similar issue on my HP EliteBook 6930p (notorious for a myriad of brightness control issues in Ubuntu). My specific issue was that despite having all software brightness control...
I think the bigger problem is that it doesn't work. Often links to podcasts present the user with the "choose an application ..." dialog. Even if you select a valid application (/usr/bin/whatever) or...
But it's easier to blindly dismiss all error messages and Google them instead. We've been conditioned to expect that when something doesn't work in Linux we will face a long and tedious process...
That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.
Howdy.
I have a devilspie script that is intended to close windows that match a certain title. The script works fine if I run devilspie manually from terminal AFTER the window is open, but it...
Cheers for the response.
That post doesn't clarify whether the calls are free (as though I was in the US) or charged as international GV calls. It says "international calls will use your Google...
OK yeah that is pretty cool. Glad you posted the solution. I'm going to use this now :) Good work.
Define "nothing" :) Does that mean it ignored you and continued applying the Emerald theme? Did that persist after a logout/login?
Try:
sudo apt-get install compiz-fusion-plugins-extra
The 3D windows still don't seem to work out of the box, but it does get you closer to the cube you wanted.
That's pretty cool, but I've never seen it work like that, and there are lots of Google hits for the # of desktops being limited to 1 (tried it on my system; same problem). Sorry I can't be more...
So it sounds like you need Emerald in order for your compiz effects to work (which doesn't seem right to me), but you want to keep your regular Ubuntu clearlooks/humanity theme? If that is correct,...
Maybe I am misunderstanding your question, but can you simply change the theme in the Emerald Theme Manager (System > Preferences or emerald-theme-manager from terminal)?
Do you mean Rotate Cube?
I am in the US and have been using Google Voice calling. Google indicates this is only for US customers, but I was wondering if anyone has tried:
Making calls from your US Google Voice account...
I am curious at what point the system is unable to continue deleting files as a result of critical system files having been deleted. I might have to try this too (in a VM, as matt_symes suggests).
A sure way to impress many sexy ladies and/or dudes.
No problem. Air traffic control is a boring job so any distractions are always welcome.
Yeah I think so. See above. My guess is that when the dude says "they get the temperature from an external sensor connected to a hardware monitoring device," that might explain why it's a PCI device...
That temp might actually be your CPU. Possibly see here for an explanation.
What about the stuff that was reported by sensors-detect?
One more crazy idea ... do you have avant-window-navigator (AWN) installed? It has a hardware sensors applet that uses various tools to...
You mean a column under the Processes tab?
Apparently not. There are numerous threads about this throughout this forum and other Linux forums and nobody seems to know anything. Best information I...