Deleted the .pulse folder and the problem was fixed on re-boot.
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Deleted the .pulse folder and the problem was fixed on re-boot.
Re: Your preferences can not be read
I had the same problem...this worked for me.
cd ~
cd .config/google-chrome
sudo chown <your user name>:<your user name> 'Local State'
sudo chown <your user name>:<your user name>...
Using 10.10 and this worked for me too.
Yes....this works! Thanks
Code:
nautilus
Right click any folder listed, Open with other application > File Browser > Remember this application for 'folder' files.
Installed KDE on Ubuntu 8.04 and used it for a week, I’ve been very happy with the install and have been using KDE daily. I installed some programs (with the package manager) screen savers and some...