We use SeaMonkey's Composer on Lubuntu 13.04 and have a shortcut tutorial that uses SeaMonkey as an example of how to install and make a shortcut to it in the menu....
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We use SeaMonkey's Composer on Lubuntu 13.04 and have a shortcut tutorial that uses SeaMonkey as an example of how to install and make a shortcut to it in the menu....
Here's a tutorial I uploaded for our users to fix Chromium webapp creation on Lubuntu 12.10 - It's for the LXDE desktop environment, but hopefully this will lead you all in the right direction to get...
Okay. First -this was solved. And second; my apologies for my apparent misunderstanding of the way the Screensaver Preferences on Lubuntu 12.04 are supposed to work.
The file referenced above...
I'm running Lubuntu 12.04 with LXDE. I would like to know if it is possible (and of course how to) remove the options, or simply the buttons to Suspend and Hibernate from the "Logout Lubuntu Session"...
Awesome! Thought it was something simple like that. Thanks! :P
I'm [newly] running Lubuntu 12.04, have installed XScreensaver 5.15 (28-Sep-2011) and then removed several screensavers that seem to be too much for the Pentium 4, and/or the 512 MB RAM and/or the...
It’s not just Mac. Many machines have problems with both suspend and hibernate. Granted, I am setting up 5-10 year old computers for the most part; but it definately crosses through AMD, Pentium,...
After setting up a few of the 1st gen eMacs with Lucid and lots of help from posters on this forum, I finally got the "Documents" section of our website done and there are a couple of pages that may...
ChurchInfo may be more than you need... but they have an online demo, security, reports, users with only access to their field (like I'd imagine you'd want for this person) and it's supposed to be...
I'm in a group that takes in computer donations (cleans 'em up, wipe hard drives, swap parts if necessary, etc.) and gives them back out for free. We install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS on them, BibleTime,...
Tried the two eMacs with the "losing connection to the xorg.conf" problem without plugging them into the network and (thanks rsavage) it indeed seemed to be the batteries. Ordered two and put them in...
I have an older (1999) 333MHz tray-loading iMac [had Linux MintPPC 9.2 on it, no CD/USB thumb drive work-arounds needed]. Just to see... I installed Ubuntu 10.04 on the Tray-Loading iMac....
I personally never had any trouble with using F12 to right-click except when messing with accessibility settings - I am, however using the ancient PowerPC-based Apples. Just thought I'd chime in with...
Received another original eMac with the same specs [G4 PPC, 700 MHz, 40 GB HD, 256 MB RAM, etc.] and installed Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid on it - using it to write this now. Only difference is this one...
Okay, thanks for that info oswaldkelso. After installing Ubuntu 10.04 on this (actually - I'm writing on it right now) had the exact same issues with CDs and "solved" it the exact same way eMaCDfix....
Re: eMac Can't Drop into a Shell after 10.04 Install
Battery did not occur to me since the date/time was showing up properly in both eMacs - but I did have them plugged in to the network, so they may have just been getting that from the server. I'll...
Just a small follow-up. Seems when these original eMacs remain unconnected to a power source for any extended period (unplugged to move or due to power outage), they can revert back to showing a...
Data CDs didn't mount before either, but are just fine now (that was how I discovered the problem in the first place trying to add some files to one eMac via CD when all my ports were busy with other...
Original 700 MHz, G4 eMac, 256 MB RAM, running Ubuntu 10.04/Gnome wouldn't mount CDs (although it did just fine mounting and unmounting a USB thumb drive from the get-go).
First there was the...
:P I'm in without video=ofonly! The emac6.txt [http://mac.linux.be/files/xorg/emac6.txt] did the trick to get xorg.conf to work on this original eMac. The GUI (Gnome) is great, running the default...
Thanks for keeping with me here. I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 PPC. Sorry about the typo. When I typed it right, it worked without error to allow me to login with control+alt+F1. Downloaded...
Oh yes - I'm sure this is unimportant, but the Ubuntu dots are actually going from white to yellow (not red) now.
Tried with subsequent reboots. After that command at the 2nd Yaboot, control+alt+F1 will still get me into a ubuntu login prompt. :KS
Tried what you had asked me to type in at the 2nd Yaboot prompt (Linux nosplash video=ofonly nouveau.modset=0) and got a short error:
[ 15.639349] nouveau: Unknown parameter 'modset'
saw Ubuntu...