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The relevant questions:

http://askubuntu.com/questions/146759/was-using-ubuntu-12-04-lts-working-fine-now-have-only-grub-prompt-what-do-i-d/146761#146761

askubuntu.com/questions/146759/was-using-ubuntu-12-04-lts-working-fine-now-have-only-grub-prompt-what-do-i-d/

Journeyman Geek

@LordofTime: Actually, its probably cause i have been editing too many crappy questions today

Lord of Time

oh...

in that case...

aking1012

@jrg you just got my humor star

Lord of Time

throws @JourneymanGeek into /dev/lowquality/

there's TONS of stuff to edit there >:)

jrg

@LordofTime I thought we just called that cat /var/log/askubuntu-qs.log | grep "error" :P

Lord of Time

1:14 PM

@jrg nah, i actually created a /dev/ for that

jrg

sweet!

Lord of Time

of course...

/dev/lowquality and /dev/doom-and-despair share certain... shall we say, "qualities"...

Journeyman Geek

lol

they're symlinked

izx

@LordofTime @jrg mknod must really hate the two of you :p

Lord of Time

@izx i know it hates me and fears me at the same time

it fears the evil that is my system :P

izx

1:18 PM

@LordofTime It has to be one or the other for maximum effectiveness...haven't you read Machiavelli :P

Ask Ubuntu Meta

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Q: Some users downgrade votes and not give an answer

This happen in "Was using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, working fine. now have only Grub prompt. What do I do now ?", question. I give an answer, that for me is absolute correct to this question. However, some users vote down, with the justification that the answer is not clear. My question is, why these ...

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Lord of Time

@izx paradoxical effectiveness :P

@AskUbuntuMeta how did this get here

:/

izx

@LordofTime A mirror-universe Skynet?

I would never give up a badge -- even peer-pressure -- little badgies...my preciousssss

Amith KK

BBL

jrg

Mine. My own. My precioussssss....

aking1012

1:27 PM

I'm so glad 1 upvote ~= closed question.

i don't mean proportional, i mean sort of the same as

Ashu

isnt this answer wrong? askubuntu.com/a/146790/29470

jrg

that doesn't help with GDM themes, correct

Ashu

and isnt my comment on the question correct?

aking1012

i disregard GDM question b/c lightDM is the standard for Ubuntu now

Lord of Time

@izx Possibly, except if that's happening then the walls of the universe are breaking down (which is bad)

Ashu

1:31 PM

@aking1012 i know but if someone has asked you need to help him right?

Lord of Time

@Ashu correct

invalid'd a few bugs that were saying GDM themes dont work, and therefore need to be invalid'd because that's by-design

Ashu

@LordofTime thanks just wanted to clarify

aking1012

@Ashu then someone needs to help him...it's just not me. @LordofTime has a point as well

Ashu

@aking1012 fine.. dont help... meano. :P

Lord of Time

and also, ubuntu tweak doesnt work for themes in 10.04

i tried back then

aking1012

1:33 PM

@LordofTime then i suppose the correct answer is, you can't do this by design? if you personally invalidated bugs related to this, i would think you're the perfect preson to make that statement

Lord of Time

@aking1012 i've invalid'd bugs because i was told to

not because I had the preroggative

aking1012

@Ashu not being mean. just trying to limit my scope to improve success rate

Lord of Time

(mainly because i checked upstream :P)

(and with a few on the dev teams)

@aking1012 at the time, it was 11.10, so it may be changed now in 12.04

so if i knew it was a by-design thing i'd have answered

been a while since i've double checked

(the "correct" is from my last checks)

aking1012

i'm not disagreeing. i'm saying if it's by design, it's a very specifically out of bounds

Lord of Time

well i should point out these "bugs" were for more specific things, that still pertained to themeing

this one's pretty generic in comparison to those bugs

Ashu

1:35 PM

@aking1012 was just jokin.. well every1 has their own opinion

Lord of Time

@aking1012 also, don't 100% rely on everything I say, i am only 85% certain its by-design since i've been out of the GNOME loop since 11.10 (switched to KDE)

aking1012

@LordofTime i do like theme-ing, but i think at some point it becomes trivial. would you rather have a compliant system or a theme-ed system? i want compliant personally

Lord of Time

compliant :p

izx

@LordofTime Absolutely. Fear the Reapers!

jokerdino

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Q: Could we have an Ask Ubuntu blog?

I am thinking we should have a community blog for Ask Ubuntu. Yes, I know I am poking the older discussion of the same topic. The reason why I am bringing this about is because, recently I took up the task of blogging monthly updates of Ask Ubuntu on the Ubuntu planet. As I just started writing...

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Lord of Time

1:38 PM

@izx I'd rather fear the Daleks though

@jokerdino don't we have one?

jokerdino

Let the flame war begin!

@LordofTime really??

Lord of Time

and frankly i dont think we need one (if we don't have one already)

i mean, what'd we blog about?

specifically

jokerdino

i'll promise to interview you. Happy?

Lord of Time

99% of stuff we'd blog about is aggregated in planet.ubuntu.com by a ton of other users first

nope

already had enough interviews for this month :P

aking1012

i think an aggregator for the pinned star section might be useful, but i don't see a need for more than a tumblr snap-in for pinned posts

izx

1:40 PM

@Ashu y u copy me n Luis now in ur answer :'( please edit our answers if there is something to improve...

Lord of Time

wow, some of my old questions on SO are still popular o.O

jokerdino

@LordofTime @aking1012 i think our community is unique enough for us to brand-ish it.

it is not just the content, but the community around it.

but, i am happy to hear opinions.. keep them coming

adempewolff

okay. hopefully that will shut him up.

I even included a nice screenshot of what would happen if someone tried his answer.

aking1012

@jokerdino I added my opinion to your question @jokerdino

i thought that would be posted by questions-feed not you since that would double post...sorry about the confusion

jokerdino

thanks @aking1012

Ask Ubuntu Meta

1:45 PM

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Q: Could we have an Ask Ubuntu blog?

I am thinking we should have a community blog for Ask Ubuntu. Yes, I know I am poking the older discussion of the same topic. The reason why I am bringing this about is because, recently I took up the task of blogging monthly updates of Ask Ubuntu on the Ubuntu planet. As I just started writing...

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jokerdino

egg-celent

@adempewolff good stuff. hope he understands the idea behind it.

adempewolff

@jokerdino I hope he understands that I wasn't just trying to give him a hard time, it's dangerous to be recommending people do things that you don't understand and haven't tested

this answer just wouldn't have worked, simple as that. but answers to other more delicate problems as poorly researched/tested/understood as this one could break things

jokerdino

i get your point.

izx

So should I put this in meta: If I notice competing answers are getting more upvotes, can I blatantly copy their *ideas*, rewrite in my own words/screenshots, and then add to my answer in order to catch up to said competition?

Compare the content added in this revision (http://askubuntu.com/posts/146633/revisions) to these "older" answers on the same question: one (http://askubuntu.com/a/146624/58612) and two (http://askubuntu.com/a/146638/58612)

adempewolff

@izx also, I didn't even realize how wrong his post was, good points. I just saw the first couple major problems and stopped thinking it through.

Jorge Castro

1:51 PM

@jrg your /etc/motd won't work

it'll change it but then get changed back

jrg

@JorgeCastro odd. my /etc/motd works fine for me. :P

Jorge Castro

ubuntu will change it back

it's not a static file, it's generated

jrg

wait, so server is that different from desktop?

Jorge Castro

pam_motd executes the scripts in /etc/update-motd.d in order based on the number prepended to the script. The output of the scripts is written to /var/run/motd, keeping the numerical order, then concatenated with /etc/motd.tail.

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A: How is /etc/motd updated?

It's updated by pam_motd on login. The update-motd manual page describes this: Ubuntu introduced the update-motd framework, by which the motd(5) is dynamically assembled from a collection of scripts at login. Executable scripts in /etc/update-motd.d/* are executed by pam_motd(8) ...

jokerdino

@izx he has a tendency to yank stuff without attributing

Jorge Castro

1:53 PM

I think?? they're the same

jrg

Weird, I only run puppet apply (no server) on my laptops once or twice a week, the MOTD doesn't change on me.

aking1012

Investigation of differences ensues

Lord of Time

@izx accuses @izx of being a Dalek

stueng

im getting annoyed having like 5 laptops with ubuntu on them and having to configure them all the same and downlload wallpaper etc etc... is there something similar to windows roaming profiles which can be stored in the cloud ?

jokerdino

sounds familiar.

Lord of Time

1:58 PM

eww roaming profiles

aking1012

@stueng /etc/skel was built for that

Lord of Time

condemns @stueng to /dev/null for mentioning roaming profiles

stueng

@aking1012 could you elaborate? :)

does ubuntu one not have something to help me out ?

you know like jolicloud kinda thing

Lord of Time

@stueng ubuntuone does not immediately make you "in the cloud" FYI

that's cloud based backups/syncs at the individual level last i checked

aking1012

@stueng when you create a new user, the initial home directory is built from /etc/skel. if you want to make all users have the same wallpaper, you find the file in the user's home-dir and make one like that in /etc/skel

stueng

2:01 PM

@aking1012 ok I think you mis understood me... I want all of my machines to be synced up regardless of where they are geographically... for example, imagine storing your windows profile inside dropbox and configure all your machines the same

jokerdino

#ubuntu is trending on G+. yay

aking1012

@stueng that sounds more like remote mount of /home and moving other stuff to /opt

stueng

in theory.. I should be able to have all my ubuntu machines connected up to ubuntuone and all the machines, regardless of where they are all looking and feeling hte same

anyone used Jolicloud?

aking1012

i prefer not to use cloud tech for local machines. cloud tech is AWESOME for apps, but i personally disagree with it's use in end-user markets beyond apps

<-- is a control freak

stueng

things like wallpaper, desktop icons, unity dock icons.. this is all stored within ~home I presume

aking1012

2:05 PM

yes. it is afaik

Mitch

Hello,

stueng

Ill sign up to Uone and see what I can do :P

aking1012

hi @Mitch

stueng

gimme summin to do I guess

jrg

@stueng I use a combo of puppet (for packages), chrome sync, dropbox and symlinks for that.

Mitch

2:06 PM

Is this statement true? GDM themes dont work on 9.10 and above.

aking1012

afaik without extensive tweaking it is correct

Lord of Time

@Mitch 88% sure it is

stueng

chrome syn is good for history and favorites yeah im enjoying that

Lord of Time

(up from 85% because I poked a few people)

stueng

puppet you say

Mitch

2:07 PM

The reason I ask I found a site that shows you how to install GDM themes in 10.04

stueng

@jrg dropbox is better than one ?

aking1012

@Mitch link plz? i think it still requires either tweaking or specific packages that are not default

<-- is all about operating with defaults and adding from there

Mitch

Can some one please look at my answer, and tell me if I should delete it, so users won`t get the wrong info?

jrg

@stueng personal preference when it comes to dropbox. I use them because they had windows support before Ubuntu one.

that and LAN sync, and because I have multiple machines now, that's a big thing.

Lord of Time

if you work with @aking, perhaps , @Mitch

aking1012

2:09 PM

@Mitch please edit to include a link to the question

Mitch

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Q: How can i install gdm themes in ubuntu 10.04 LTS?

I found some GDM themes on art.gnome.org. Are these usable for ubuntu 10.04 ? If yes, How can I install these GDM themes in Ubuntu 10.04 ?

10.04 gnome

stueng

@jrg you are referring to this? help.ubuntu.com/11.04/serverguide/puppet.html

jrg

That is the puppet, but my setup is a little different.

I don't have a puppet server, I just have a local puppet file that I apply every few days

stueng

puppet file includes information as to what packages you should have installed, how they are configured etc?

jrg

Yes

stueng

2:10 PM

it does things like wallpaper, icon placement etc?

or thats where the symlinks come in

aking1012

@Mitch do you know if it works out of the box on 12.04? i'm willing to test it if you have

izx

@LordofTime : excellent answer on that meta q -- nothing beats hard cold logic ;)

Mitch

On 12.04?

jrg

so I use puppet for all the system level stuff (packages, services, etc), and then I use dropbox and symlinks to sync my wallpapers, a few select applications config, etc.

stueng

ok cool, thanks

Lord of Time

2:12 PM

@izx which meta q?

aking1012

@Mitch i don't run anything older than 12.04. if you tested it there i'll verify and vote. if not, then there's not a lot i can do for it

Mitch

@ aking1012 give me a few minutes..

Lord of Time

takes away a few minutes

:P

aking1012

@Mitch take your time, just ping me in a response

izx

@LordofTime user wars :P

Lord of Time

2:14 PM

@izx oh THAT meta q... the one where i dissect a statement pretty logically

xD

izx

@LordofTime The global include statement at the end especially heartened me :D

Lord of Time

:P

wait...

@izx link to the answer itself

i want to make sure yuo and i are looking at the same thing

izx

Sorry, here's the link - meta.askubuntu.com/a/3324/58612

Lord of Time

ah right that one

yeah, the global "All other statements by others here are valid." made it so i dont have to reiterate those points ;P

izx

:)

adempewolff

2:22 PM

"global include statement", heh

jrg

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Q: how to take input while installing debian package on debian systems

I have created a small debian package which has to take the input from the user and print it out. In order to take input from user "read" command on postinst scripts will not work on debian systems i dont know what is the exact reason, but it worked in ubuntu systems. Later i have figured out th...

linux unix ubuntu package debian

think that might belong here?

jokerdino

let me take a l00k

Lord of Time

@jrg nope, that belongs on Debian's support site :P

jrg

in other words, do you think it could get a good, well done quality answer?

aking1012

@LordofTime I'm not sure calling everything else invalid was good, but I take your point.

Lord of Time

2:23 PM

@aking1012 eh...?

i called them valid

jrg

(Yes, I know he's talking about debian, but in this instance it's close enough we might be able to swing it)

Lord of Time

3 mins ago, by Lord of Time

yeah, the global "All other statements by others here are valid." made it so i dont have to reiterate those points ;P

@aking1012 reread that statement

where in that statement do i use "invalid"

jokerdino

don't want.

aking1012

@LordofTime revision -- MY BAD

jrg

@jokerdino ok

Lord of Time

2:24 PM

@jrg that belongs on a site that doesnt exist on SE

adempewolff

@jrg and he does mention that it worked on Ubuntu, so it could take a "what's the difference here between Debian and Ubuntu" angle

Lord of Time

now, if it mentioned I have a package that I'm creating for Ubuntu

then it could be moved here

otherwise, leave it be

Ashu

hey guys just a community opinion.. is this revision on my answer fair askubuntu.com/posts/146633/revisions

here is the question askubuntu.com/a/146633/29470

jrg

It's valid.

Lord of Time

its definitely valid

Questions Feed

2:27 PM

Bounty offered: Spotify Quicklist for Unity http://askubuntu.com/questions/145697/spotify-quicklist-for-unity?atw=1 #unity

Tweeted by StackUbuntu on June 5, 2012 at 2:14 PM

jrg

I'll rollback, and drop a comment

Marco Ceppi

When did > become the replacement for code ticks and indentations! RAMPAGE MODE

jrg

@MarcoCeppi About the time I got told by multiple people I should stop abusing the code ticks and indentations 'because they looked ugly'.

jokerdino

@MarcoCeppi we are united on that. i hate the blockquotes being misused for code samples.

Marco Ceppi

@jrg people are stupid, Quotes are quotes - code is code. Let them deal with it.

Jorge Castro

2:29 PM

I've done a few of those fixes lately

jrg

@MarcoCeppi Hey, stop insulting people! ;)

shrugs fair enough

i guess i don't care that much

Marco Ceppi

It's like 12 years ago someone was like "People keep complaining that my dissertation that I published on this internet thing is too plain. I KNOW: ANIMATED GIFS" <3

Lord of Time

o.O

O.o

jokerdino

@marco i have put up a post on meta for you to go rampage. ;)

Marco Ceppi

@jokerdino don't worry, I'm already half way through my reply :)

jokerdino

2:31 PM

(for some reason, i like pinging Marco these days)

i stopped being scared of him :P

jrg

@jokerdino that is a bad sign, you're turning into gasp a responsible user! :OO

Marco Ceppi

I'm not a scary person, just a person with a very dry and sarcastic sense of humor

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jokerdino

@jrg @ashu i think @izx was worried you are just copying his answer.

Lord of Time

@jrg are yuo saying that we aren't responsible users?

jrg

@LordofTime that's exactly what i'm not saying. Or am I saying that... this brings other questions to the table.

Marco Ceppi

2:33 PM

@LordofTime no

jrg

@jokerdino I didn't check, but was it a 1-1 copy-paste? I don't think so.

Lord of Time

@jrg i have successfully caused you to end up in a paradoxical confliction state of mind. My work is now done. :P

jrg

"Your work here is finished here my friend. Go out to the command ship and await my orders"

Lord of Time

what command ship?

jokerdino

@jrg not a copy+paste. but he was a little paranoid.

Lord of Time

2:38 PM

i dont have a command ship

Ashu

@jokerdino it wasnt a copy at all... i have nothing from his post in mine

jrg

@LordofTime oh, i forgot. You have a glorified phone booth.

Lord of Time

DON'T INSULT THE TARDIS!

Mitch

@aking1012 It installed, but I can`t see able to use it. Guess I`ll just delete my answer..

Lord of Time

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL YOU INSULT MY TARDIS!

Marco Ceppi

2:40 PM

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A: Could we have an Ask Ubuntu blog?

First of all, thank you for helping to promote Ask Ubuntu on the planet and the community at large. Your efforts are much appreciated. I still wrestle with this idea, I'm always one for jumping in feet first and giving things a try. However, as I mentioned in the previous post the majority of ot...

jokerdino

thanks. reading through.

Ashu

@LordofTime YOU HAVE A TIME MACHINE !!!!!!

adempewolff

@LordofTime I want an animated gif of that original line going to the edited one

Lord of Time

@adempewolff I actually do have a planet as a command base though. Took the idea from the Master.

Journeyman Geek

@Ashu: But its always Tardis!

jrg

2:44 PM

@MarcoCeppi really? Just as I'm about to post on the G+ page, you go and do the same post I was going for. ;P

Marco Ceppi

@jrg that wasn't me :)

jrg

Oh.

jokerdino

that wasn't me :)

douchebaggery

jrg

It was Jorge.

wasn't it.

Jorge Castro

:)

adempewolff

2:46 PM

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah 13 problems all gzip'd into one question!! the horror!

jokerdino

@adempewolff for serious. lolz

jrg

I got 13 questions but reading the FAQ aint one. Or is it....

Lord of Time

@jrg @adempewolff talke a look at my comment on that question

Mitch

@Ashu, What kind of hack are you talking about?

Ashu

@Mitch time machine which @LordofTime has ... isnt that clear (or is there a pun) ??

Mitch

2:55 PM

@Ashu I`m talking about GDM themes in 10.04

Ashu

oh sorry

Mitch

K

Ashu

well gdm is well not possible on anything above 9.10

aking1012

@Mitch seriously, i'm a big fan of theme-ing. if you have something that works on latest vanilla LTS, lmk and i'll test it

and vote

izx

To clarify, from my perspective it felt like Luis' answer and mine were being ripped off in a fashion by @Ashu, but I agree with @jrg that as the accepted answer-er he has more leeway in that area towards the betterment of "the" answer.

Lord of Time

2:58 PM

it wont though, @aking1012

GDM was phased out

its using lightdm now

aking1012

i know

Mitch

@aking1012 Here is what I did Update the package index

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mythbuntu-gdm-theme

aking1012

that's a package though, not a customization tool. i like that you followed through, but packages and customization with tools are imo two completely different things

Mitch

It installed fine, but I really have not find out how to change to it. Ubuntu Tweaks won`t do it.

Well, just to be fair to the person that asked the question, and not to give wrong information, I went ahead and deleted the answer.

aking1012

@Mitch i wasn't criticising. i think you did the right thing trying to answer...then deleting

brief aside: ppl that say they want to study for cisco certifications, but don't show up for scheduled study sessions upset me...moving on

Mitch

3:03 PM

:)

jokerdino

leaves for the night

Mitch

@aking1012 Go ahead and criticize, good criticism, is a way to learn

Ashu

@jokerdino adios

aking1012

@Mitch srsly though, constructive criticism doesn't count as criticism in my book

criticism is like when someone is just being negative for no reason

if you're trying to help, it's not criticism...it's just opinion about how the answer might be changed to be more accurate

okay, i'll bbl. if anyone wants me to read responses, just tag me. i'll look at tags

Mitch

@aking1012 OK :)

Ask Ubuntu Meta

3:12 PM

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Q: Why are people using Quotes instead of Code?

We use the dollar sign link for code and the " for quotes right, Why am I seeing code formated as quotes? One example is this answer http://askubuntu.com/posts/146792/revisions I have heard that some don't like how it looks, But it looks that way on purpose, It's mono-space so we can tell where...

discussion formatting

adempewolff

3:31 PM

I almost just had to open up a can of whoop*ss on Western Union

George Edison

I am excited to announce that the new quickmediasolutions.com is now live!

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adempewolff

@GeorgeEdison congratulations! also, non-sequitar but I've been waiting for you to see you in chat for a day or two, what does "Network Error." in StackApplet imply?

George Edison

@adempewolff That indicates that there was a problem either connecting to the Internet or communicating with the Stack Exchange API.

What value do you have the refresh rate set to?

adempewolff

@GeorgeEdison every five minutes, but I've never gotten it to connect successfully. I made a question with more info.

George Edison

~~Are you using a proxy?~~ Oh, I just saw the link to your question.

adempewolff

3:36 PM

yes, but only for Chromium, no global proxies.

varunit

Hi all, how to stop uget from capturing clipboard links?

adempewolff

and I actually run proxified and non-proxified instances of Chromium at the same time.

George Edison

Hmm... Line 108 in network_thread.py would be the source of the error.

I'm not sure why it's getting generated though.

adempewolff

I think I might have a theory

George Edison

Would you be able to paste the contents of ~/.stackapplet/config somewhere?

varunit

3:40 PM

@GeorgeEdison, can you reply to my question just posted above?

George Edison

@varunit I'm afraid I don't see any question.

varunit

@GeorgeEdison,how to stop uget from capturing clipboard links?

George Edison

@varunit I don't use uget, unfortunately.

varunit

@GeorgeEdison, okay. What do you use?

adempewolff

@GeorgeEdison umm, I don't have a .stackapplet folder in ~/, could it be anywhere else?

George Edison

3:42 PM

@varunit I've written a download manager: software.quickmediasolutions.com/twistload

@adempewolff Hmm... that's odd.

In version 1.4, there used to be a file named .stackapplet in ~/.

varunit

@GeorgeEdison, cool. Going to give it a try now.. Thanks :)

adempewolff

@GeorgeEdison locate .stackapplet isn't finding it

although, I think I might be onto something

Aarthi

Is @AmithKK around? Doesn't really matter -- yo @AmithKK! Your box is en route.

cc: @jrg ^^^

adempewolff

@GeorgeEdison My proxy server is offline right now (and not listening to wol magic packets, grrr) so I have one Chromium window that is dead in the water (the proxified window, I'm using the non-proxified window to type this). StackApplet is opening http://localhost:8150/ in the dead-in-water proxified window. as such, when I hit "add account" it isn't loading the se sites in the drop down menu.

George Edison

Ah, that would explain part of the problem.

adempewolff

3:49 PM

So it looks like the problem is that StackApplet is using Chromium's (more spec one particular instance of Chromium's) proxy settings. Which right now, are just completely dead. And maybe even when that proxy is dead, StackApplet doesn't like making API request through socks5

because I was getting the Network Error. messages when the proxy was live

now I can't even add an account

George Edison

Yeah, that seems like a likely explanation for the behavior.

But I have no idea why StackApplet would use Chromium's proxy.

adempewolff

well if I copy paste http://localhost:8150/ into the non proxified Chromium instance I can add an account

George Edison

Oh.

adempewolff

but then I get Network Error.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: Why "Linux Generic" use RPM extension in MySQL download page?

I need to install MySQL 5.5 from source in Ubuntu 10.04. So I'm trying to find tar.gz source from here. But when choosing "Linux Generic" from the drop down menu, it is showing an RPM extension I wonder why? Can we install from source using RPM package in Ubuntu now? It's like a joke but this ...

ubuntu install rpm mysql

George Edison

3:51 PM

Well in that case, maybe not.

adempewolff

so I'm guessing that the Applet itself is still trying to use the proxified Chrome instance

let me try closing that instance and see what happens

no go. if I hit refresh it opens up a (proxified) Chromium window and tries to load "http://askubuntu.com/users/adempewolff" (which would be a dead link anyway, even if the proxy server was up)

jrg

@Aarthi Yay!

Jorge Castro

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4069164

I could use some upboats!

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