I just found out that Clementine is available for Windows so I just installed it on my Windows machine. I actually prefer it to my older Windows player, WinAmp.
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I just found out that Clementine is available for Windows so I just installed it on my Windows machine. I actually prefer it to my older Windows player, WinAmp.
Ian
Sorry for the late reply but I never got a notice of your comment, in fact this is the first notice I have gotten from Ubuntu forums in a while. I like both Clementine and Gnome. Really don't...
I would suggest that you have a dual boot computer, with Windows and Linux (whichever flavor you might prefer). Free software, even in the Windows environment that can do top quality editing, is...
fantab
The downloaded PDF files from HP tell you nothing about accessing the bios, they clearly do not want their customers messing with bios settings. Thanks to yancek above, I hit on the keys to...
Thanks yancek, it was the F10 tapping! According to the Bios info, the computer is in UEFI mode.
Now, how to install Ubuntu without messing up my Win7 install.
It is an HP Envy 700PC Series, model # 700-327c.
Of course when I insert the DVD for 14.04, it does not boot from it at all, which is what I expect. However, it did do something I have not seen...
This may sound simple, but does anyone know how to get to the "bios" settings on this computer. Clearly, it is in fast boot mode. There is no Bios splash screen on this machine. What key combinations...
coffeecat
I know that I did not choose encryption--I am not that crazy. The last thing I need is to try to remember some encryption key. As to the LVM, I must say that I just don't remember! I set...
When I run that command I get the following warning:
dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove linux-image-3.13.0-27 which isn't installed
Any ideas?
The synaptic approach did work.
That worked!!! I selected the image with the lowest number, linux-image-3.13.0-24.47, had complete removal. That freed up the necessary space.
The synaptic trick is a good one, but I have been...
The purge command did not work.
However when I list the images:
||/ Name Version Architecture Description...
No that does not look familiar. basically I told it to use the whole disk for my 14.04 installation. I did not see anything about encryption when I did this. Further, I was never asked for a security...
OK, here goes:
df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root 453G 8.8G 421G 3% /
none 4.0K 0 4.0K 0%...
I recently got the notice of upgrades. When I attempted to do the upgrade I got this notice:
255476
When I run sudo apt-get clean, nothing happens, the old files are still there.
Any...
Jeesh, things are complicated. I makes me wonder if I should just build a box, order a copy of Win7 and install in legacy mode. From the various comments and here...
OK, my existing HP computer seems to have crashed and I am going to replace it (it is roughly 7 years old and I got my use out of it). What I want to do is get a new computer, preferably an HP with...
Good point. My NVidia card came with my rather older (5-6 yr old HP Pavilion computer, a Geforce 9800) so that may well be the reason the non-proprietary driver works with it, they have had more time...
Thanks. Over the years that is something I have learned the hard way:p
I really did wonder what the proprietary drivers offered over the ones that came with the install. I do remember, ever...
I have been running Clementine for some time, same version as you, and have had no problems. However, I installed it from Synaptic and not the Software Center, I am also running the Gnome Desktop....
I have a question here. I have an Nvidia GeForce card and I am running the driver that is non-proprietary that loaded when I installed 14.04. The computer runs fine and the graphics are very good....
Unless Ubuntu is your "be all and end all", stick with the recent LTS version, i.e., 14.04. If you have "geek tendencies" and want to be a regular contributor here with ever increasing problems, then...
Bashing-om
OK started a new thread. Thanks for the help. I would like to know how to rid my self of those older kernels. I would like to retain perhaps two for 12.04 and a few for 14.04. Let me know...
I had a problem with grub and found out that I have been carrying around kernel images and headers going way back to whenever I first installed 12.04. I would like to get rid of most of them and only...
I think I may well have solved this, all by accident. I went down the list immediately after the first kernel and selected one about 2 removed from the top kernel shown in grub. I made sure that it...
I could not agree more! I did not realize that just about every kernel update is retained since I began running 12.04. How do I clean them out? Where are they stored?
Strangely, I got into 14.04...