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Works perfectly and streams smoothly with normal or high quality streaming.

Thank you very much for the easy step by step instructions! :popcorn:

Thank you very much for the free tutorial. Glad it's really easy to do, too.:)

It does mirror my own personal experience with Ubuntu, but no I didn't write it myself. It says Hugo Rifkind at the top of the article.

Stumbled across this on The Times website under Tech & Web: http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/article7110657.ece

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=716201

Desktop and 2 Notebooks with Ubuntu 9.10 installed on them.

http://maven.apache.org/settings.html

In a folder called .m2 according to the Maven site. Also sometimes you have to launch the program initially for it to create the directory/config files.
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Edit: Settings should be in the /home directory, the folder is probably hidden so you'll need to Ctrl+H to see hidden folders

There's a good tutorial here that you might find helpful: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1337381

No problem. Enjoy Ubuntu!:D

Right-click the volume icon in the notification area (top right), select "Sound Preferences" and then under the Hardware tab try changing the options until you get sound outputting to the speakers. ...

Press Alt+F2 and type:



Go to Apps>Nautilus>Desktop and uncheck "Volumes Visible"

Sometimes changing the channel on the router helps. I had a similar problem with Intrepid (8.10) on an old laptop, I changed the router to channel 1 and it worked perfectly.

You could also try...

Windows 7 is pretty damn good. There I said it.:)

Drag files to 2 separate external hard drives.

http://www.zedonet.com/en_p_turboprint_download_2.phtml

Download the .deb version and install it. It's not free (30 day trial), but then again how much would a new HP printer cost?

Enjoy Ubuntu!:D Glad you like it and have had a good experience with it.

Got to agree with that! - They'd be running as root, and installing every piece of software they could find on the internet, within 2 hours! :lol:

Is it a Pixma? If so it reckons it "mostly" works on the Open Printing database, and that there's a commercial Linux driver available from Turboprint.
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Make sure you open the window first.;)

Seriously though, Canon are notorious for their lack of Linux support.

Manually check the filesystem:



then see if it boots.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Thank you very much for the tutorial. It adds nicely to the one in my sig by bodhi.zazen

Do you mind if I add it to my sig also?

Marco.

Mine has always shown the blue HP BIOS screen before the GRUB bootloader, so yes it's perfectly normal.

Marco.