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Pogo games use a lot of java and flash.

Do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?

If not you can add them through Synaptic Package Manager or via terminal using the command:


sudo...

Okay I was looking at a later version of Thunderbird. In version 3.1 which is probably what you're using I don't think hardware acceleration is active so it shouldn't be a problem.

Perhaps one of...

Hardware acceleration has come to Thunderbird too.

Tools>Options>Advanced>General>Config Editor

gfx.direct2d.disabled
layers.acceleration.disabled

Set both of these to True and restart...

If using Firefox, have you tried turning off the hardware acceleration feature?

Edit>Preferences>Advanced>General

Remove the check mark in the box next to "Use hardware acceleration when...

As I had something similar happen to me a few years back I'll add my 2 cents for what it's worth.

My color problem turned out to be a bent pin in the monitor's plug which happened to be one that...

You can do the copy part using Nautilus File Manager from within ubuntu.

To add Nautilus to your top panel right click on a blank bit and select "Add to Panel", then select "Custom Application...

Have you checked your screen saver options?

System>Preferences>Screensaver

Make sure the Activate option is unchecked.

The windows version has the same problem in 3.6.14 but you can easily go back to .13.

https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/pogo-and-other-java-pages-dont-work

Not sure how to revert in Ubuntu....

If you're using Firefox 3.6.14 this is a known problem and is being worked on by Mozilla.

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/788405

Those beep codes can mean different things to different bios so it might suggest a problem with your memory modules.

Try re-seating them. I've had the same code and that worked for me.
...

Just in case you didn't try the obvious ... did you restart Ubuntu?

To reset firefox you can start it in safemode and there will be an option to reset to defaults:


firefox -safe-mode

As to the missing options you could try changing your theme ... the new...

No idea if the following is in any way connected to your problem but have you looked into using usb-modeswitch?

From the sticky "Known Lucid Lynx issues/bugs with workarounds":

Have you tried going into System>Administration>Hardware Drivers to see if anything is suggested and if so try activating it?

It pretends like it's printign (no errors) but it doesn't save the file anywhere.

After you select the CUPS/PDF printer look for a small box to the right with "Print to File" next to it and click...

In case you're referring to the ability to open a folder in a terminal when browsing using nautilus:


sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal

or use Synaptic and search for...

Check the computer's bios settings and make sure Memory Remap is enabled.
On my setup it's under Advanced>Chipset>Northbridge

Had the same situation until I did the above.

gl :wink:

Alt-F1 will highlight the Applications menu. Release those keys and use your right arrow to get to System.

Have a look at http://psubuntu.com/

Okay, if your monitor is connected to the ATI card then you want that setting to be PCI Express. You might have to reboot a couple times into both operating systems so that the proper settings are...

Have you checked the Bios to see if there is a setting to disable onboard graphics?

FYI

The following link shows the procedure I have used successfully to install nvidia's drivers:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7081255&postcount=6

I usually have problems if I don't...

You can try something like:


cd `locate filename`


The problem is you would only cd to the first folder it finds containing the filename and that may not be the folder you're looking for.

Look for a hidden file in your home directory called .gimp-2.4. There is a brushes folder there and that's where I would copy the files.

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