> Upstart was first included in Ubuntu in the 6.10 (Edgy Eft) release in late 2006, replacing sysvinit. Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) introduced native Upstart bootup as of Alpha 6.
I just started playing with awesome-wm. Sometimes, when I reload my config, the settings hold. Other times, I can see some settings take for a second, but then are overridden by the defaults.
I copied the /etc/xdg/awesome directory to ~/.config/awesome as suggested on the wiki. I've also notice...
@kalina graphics is my day job, just didn't want to move to the photoshop computer and put effort into it (just for fun) didn't even have gimp installed on this laptop till now
@Braiam long story short: original just a graphic - not an answer - flags and comments - user adds the same answer to it as the other answer - more comments - edit war - everyone upset, but it gets up-voted because it is funny, and it stays because we all like xkcd
In a recent question of mine posted on the AskUbuntu site I was ordered that M$ has to be expanded to stand for Microsoft (probably to allow for indirect advertising of the company). Is indirect advertising the reason that the following abbreviations have not been expanded for a few questions tha...
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I'm wondering how this user can justify calling Stack Exchange "totalitarian", since it's a completely decentralised system maintained by thousands of users
no, just say "if you feel that you don't like how things works in SE, just don't participate. We will be sad, but that's the prices of the peaceful convivency"...
when I know 1 of the flags is valid, and put my flag over it... does the other flag gets validated?
I hate when users includes basic "stats" in questions where stats doesn't matter... but even worse is when they doesn't include them when it matters...
@Seth my deepest condolences. You are not to blame for that crap
It's quite possible that I'll be happier with a really out-to-date-even-today version of a Unix distro that has been never used in the previous century than with Windows 8.
init.d is the sys v style init system. Its what everyone used to use. Upstart is the replacement ubuntu uses, and is backward compatible. fedora and arch amongst others use systemd, which is an incompatible replacement init system with both
I need restrict session limit on my OpneSSH server only for one session (one connection). I use Ubuntu Desktop 7.10. Of course Version is old, but I need it for experimental purposes. I tried modify my config file - /etc/ssh/sshd_config two ways:
First I changed:
MaxStartups 1
but it does no...
I was playing with Linux when I was about 9 but I couldn't get it to install properly. Slackware wasn't much fun back then... so went back to Windows 3.11.
I just started playing with awesome-wm. Sometimes, when I reload my config, the settings hold. Other times, I can see some settings take for a second, but then are overridden by the defaults.
I copied the /etc/xdg/awesome directory to ~/.config/awesome as suggested on the wiki. I've also notice...
Can you provide the link for download manager for ubuntu?
I need restrict session limit on my OpneSSH server only for one session (one connection). I use Ubuntu Desktop 7.10. Of course Version is old, but I need it for experimental purposes. I tried modify my config file - /etc/ssh/sshd_config two ways:
First I changed:
MaxStartups 1
but it does no...
