Just an update for anyone who, like me, runs across this in 2012 from a Google search:
In Ubuntu 11.04, with VirtualBox Graphical User Interface Version 4.0.4_OSE r70112, the pae option can now be...
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Just an update for anyone who, like me, runs across this in 2012 from a Google search:
In Ubuntu 11.04, with VirtualBox Graphical User Interface Version 4.0.4_OSE r70112, the pae option can now be...
What permissions does it have? Root has to obey file permissions, it just has the ability to alter them. In general, you need to give root write permission to be able to delete it. If root is the...
Assuming you are running GNOME, there is a "Keyboard Shortcuts" program, which you can usually get to from System -> Preferences. If you scroll to the bottom, there is a section for "custom...
You are, in fact, correct. There is a way to "collect / consolidate / redirect the output of multiple commands from within a bash script".
Putting () around any bash commands will consolidate all...
The simplest way is to do the opposite.
If you can create a group which everyone allowed to execute the program belong to, then you can set the program to be in that group, and set its permission...
Although I have no idea what is causing this, I have one possible solution.
Run the command "xev" (in the package x11-utils). It outputs all the information about events going to the X server you...
Unfortunately, while there may be others, the only editor I personally know which can do both of those operations is Emacs.
I love Emacs, however, many people don't enjoy learning the many key...
Assuming you trust your jre-6u22-linux-x64.bin file (if you're paranoid then I suggest checksumming it), it should be safe.
There are a few ways, depending on what you want to do and what direction it should go in.
If you want to use the Windows computer to reach the Linux one, then install Putty, which will give you...
I'm not familiar with the library, but in Ubuntu, the standard place for libraries is /usr/lib/python<version>/dist-packages. So, if you're running Python 2.6, try copying graphics.py to...
I don't know about /tmp versus /var/tmp, but I know about /var.
You wouldn't want to put /var into RAM, since it is a place where various groups of files normally get located. If you're running a...
A few ways occur to me. Possibly the simplest for you to set up would be to install Ubuntu, and in addition to root and an account for you (for standard system maintenance), create an account which...
It sounds like a program is hanging for some reason, that is, during the phase where Ubuntu sends kill signals to all of the applications, one or more stop responding.
Your best bet is probably to...
It seems to be tied up with CLC, the Common Lisp Controller, which uses /usr/share/common-lisp or /usr/lib/common-lisp. I've been having trouble with it recently. It looks like the common lisp...
Well, good luck! It's not the easiest thing to do, but it is very rewarding to manage to customize a computer to do exactly what you want to, like that. I hope you succeed!
That does sound like it would be the right start, a server install and then either apt-get or just download a source tarball or .deb archive from another computer and copy it onto yours. You might...
I don't remember very much, but since no-one else has replied, I figured I'd give you a start.
When I took a class on kernel programming, we wrote very simple kernel modules. They are probably the...
It doesn't seem to have any work to do. Have you tried "make install" or whatever else is indicated by the documentation (probably README, INSTALL, or docs/something) to begin using the software?
It depends on what you mean by "daemon", whether it's a session startup program, a /etc/init.d script, a cron job, or something else entirely.
In any case, though, it will have a user ID, and so...
That is weird. I would try uninstalling and reinstalling noip2, and if that doesn't work then using "apt-get purge noip2" before reinstalling, to try to remove all traces of it.
Sound, unfortunately, is still sometimes a very hard part of new Linux installs. Your best bet at the moment is to upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10 (I assume you were on 9.04 when you posted this), but beyond...
I don't know what is causing all this, it must be ftp options somewhere in the server or client, but the -R command to chmod makes it run recursively, so "chmod -R 755 ." in the directory will also...
It sounds like logging in as root is trying to trigger some program which expects it to have its own X11 session. Try checking /root/.bashrc and /root/.bash_profile and looking for programs which may...
There are a few ways, with varying difficulty.
CP can call FP as if from the command line, using popen. If you are familiar with fopen, it works exactly the same. So, for example, you could write...
Hard to say. The general pointer first try for this kind of problem is searching Google for the word "Ubuntu" plus the model of the microphone.
That often isn't very useful help, though. So,...