IMAP synchronize was the reason why. Thunderbird has a couple tabs when you first start it up, one of which is the migration assistant. Turn off IMAP sync from that tab.
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IMAP synchronize was the reason why. Thunderbird has a couple tabs when you first start it up, one of which is the migration assistant. Turn off IMAP sync from that tab.
When I upgraded from Karmic to Lucid it was a disaster. The upgrade process locked up and I had a system that was unbootable.
So, I reinstalled, wiping out the / paritition. I told the installer...
I dunno.. I heard something about free beer.
4 years later I love Ubuntu... Still looking for that beer.
I did a clean install of Lucid, retaining my home partition.
I installed Thunderbird and it picked up all my accounts, but a couple of them could not send mail. It turned out that Secure...
Right click on your panel, select Add to Panel.
Now drag the Indicator Applet where you want it. You'll get the volume (and evolution) icons.
My system just got hosed upgrading to Lucid. No worries mate!
I booted into a live CD. Ubuntu's disk recognized I had a RAID0 array but couldn't mount it. I used Puppy instead which didn't see...
If you don't quite understand the wonderful thing that is CUPS, let me tell you a story.
Two weeks ago, a client purchased a laptop from me. Like any person trying to cultivate a customer base, I...
So I've been running Ubuntu for about three years now. Don't use Windows much-- don't need it other than for a couple apps, and I usually fire up a virtual machine for that.
However today I found...
Seems like VMWare Server or VirtualBox would work just fine.
Use TwinView, put the screens where you want them (X Server Display Configuration->set position to Aboslute if screens are not the same resolution, or use Left Of, Right Of if they are).
Hit...
just install the entire build-essentials package as you'll probably end up needing it anyway, which gives you the compiler and linux headers.
You should have downloaded the .deb file:
http://www.real.com/realcom/R?href=http://forms.real.com/real/player/download.html?f=unix/RealPlayer11GOLD.deb
Then just double click to install.
Use the PPA instructions and Pidgin will stay updated. Copy and paste each line into the terminal:
sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com \ ...
Old thread, but all seems to work well with my hp 550, broadcom wireless and Jaunty.
My beef with Evolution is the lack of the option to Delete Mail from Server when deleted in Evolution. Yeah, I know POP wasn't meant for that, but every other mail client does it and it's convenient...
If the application you want is not in .deb form, then you will have to compile. Otherwise if given the choice between .deb and compiling (for the same version), take the .deb. The .deb will...
For anyone interested, I'm posting my hosts.deny file. It contains IP addresses that have tried dictionary attacks via SSHD or VSFTPD. In addition, while hunting for the owner of one of the ip...
I've installed likewise-open some time ago and always noticed something odd in my auth.log.
It dawned on me today that the root cron jobs are not running because the root account cannot be...
They are simple files. Copy them elsewhere and you're good. Of course, Karmic is 5 months away, but it's always good to know your backup plan.
Port forwarding is pretty basic stuff. You'll get that on pretty much any router.
This is not an issue with Ubuntu, as it is your motherboard that is deciding what device to boot from.
Try disabling boot from USB altogether.
Curious, are you going to the boot menu or into...
Respectfully, most of us have moved well beyond SiS740 video and 1024x768 resolution. You might find that Ubuntu 9.04 runs slow on that hardware. I hope your experience is positive, but if not a...
Instead of telling them you're on Linux, ask them for the settings to configure your mail client. Thunderbird is the same on Windows as it is in Linux.
No, you don't have all the rights. SUDO does. Do this from the source directory:
sudo cp -f ./lock-dialog-default.glade /usr/share/gnome-screensaver
The 9200 is an old card... It would probably work fine if supported, but ATI thinks you need a new video card. Frustrating, eh?