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I'm not super hopeful, because I've not seen activity in many of the pages I've visited thus far, but is anyone a member of an Ubuntu / Linux group in the DFW (Dallas / Fort-Worth, TX) area?

I'm guessing people have seen this before, but I stumbled across it recently and found it amazing and hilarious.

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An Ubuntu-focused manga!? If anyone else is interested, it was a short,...

I had this same problem with a MacBook Pro. It turned out the drive wasn't seated all the way into the connector; it had jiggled loose, and so would lose connection when booting sometimes. It could...

I've been using Ubuntu since 8.10, and I came here a bunch when I first started out (older account) to fix various problems I had, and then started being able to help people myself! Now I'm a PHP...

My work computer, working on some PHP report forms.

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Man, I must have read thousands of articles on Wikipedia, practically every day for at least an hour or two. I'm addicted to knowledge and information, too, I guess.

I used an ASUS Chromebook for a bit and just found it inadequate for all except simple browsing - which it what it's geared towards. You might be served better with a cheap HP Stream or something.

Originally I had an old Gateway Solo 9300 that had Windows XP on it. I had found a Linux book at a local Half Price Books, which had an installation disk in it (Red Hat 9), which I installed to try...

Gateway Solo 9300
- 6GB HDD
- 128MB RAM
- 750MHz Pentium III
- Windows 98, XP || Ubuntu 8.10, 9.04, 9.10, 10.04

ThinkPad T43
- 60GB HDD
- 1GB RAM
- 1.86GHz Pentium M 750

Perhaps its a hardware issue, then. Maybe you could try opening up the bottom and checking the connections on the motherboard? Or if it used to work, have you tried re-installing the main system?

And you've restarted and everything? Hmm... What brand / model of laptop is it?

This is what the result is afterwards.

This is what I see. You have to specifically click in the empty gray space next to the tabs.

You should be able to right-click somewhere in the top bar in Firefox near the tabs and select 'Menu Bar'. That should reveal all the application menus.

Try inputting the following into terminal

sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics

Have you tried purging and re-installing LibreOffice from terminal?

Thanks, I'll mark it as solved. I just ended switching back to MATE, since I've used that DE since ubuntu first came out.

Hello! Finally after some hassle I was able to make a new account because I couldn't find the password for my old one.

I want to see if there's a way to disable this little popup in Files that...