The UI is pretty. Other than that it's mostly non-functional placeholders on the nexus7-wifi (i just wanted ubu-tablet not necessarily all the phone stuff so i was disappointed...i'm working on getting drivers and sensors working for now)
Well it sort of works. I think some of the problems are the apps not using fullscreen properly (taskbar is supposed to auto-hide and doesn't so part of the window is off the bottom of the screen...making two of the demos including calculator not work. buttons are dead if the window isn't contained on screen)
@Lucio well you know, now that mention this, I know this case is a dupe but I have found A LOT of cases where I can't mark them as dupe because of X or Y problem. Am surprised how many different problems a video card driver can make.
I just ordered the Nvidia GTX 560 card, which should arrive tomorrow. I have a dilemma, though. Should I keep using the driver which is available in "additional drivers" in Ubuntu (10.10), or should I install the driver from the nvidia site?
The latest driver available at the nvidia site:
LINUX...
@Lucio wanted to talk to you about something but need to wait until jrg gets out... don't want to say anything around him because of... you know...the thing...
Was actually working on a bigger one but there are sooooo many issues that I can't put there that I just went with "Got a problem, use the search button!"
I don't mind people editing my posts, but when you edit them to remove correct spellings and put in incorrect ones that's taking the biscuit... — Conn3 mins ago
That's fair. Alternately, you could call the "British spellings" of English words French-English abonimations and US English spellings proper latin derivations a la "colōris" <-- note the lack of an our in there ;) all in good fun btw
If you want full wicked colours follow this simple steps:
Open VNC VIEWER
Select OPTIONS
Unselect Adapt to Network Speed
Drag the bar to the quality you wish to have
To the Right is the best colour option but uses more bandwidth. To the left you have less bandwidth use but also less col...
@Conn Firstly: Anyone and everyone can edit everyone's posts. If that's not OK with you then this probably isn't the place for you. See the FAQ. Second: "colour" is the European (think UK) spelling of the American "color". Rather a trivial edit I know, but then, this is the internet. It's diverse. Thirdly: Being rude is absolutely 100% NOT allowed. After all, it's just a word. — Seth30 secs ago
Hi everyone i am probably just being lazy or doing something stupid, will explain as best as possible. i have four HDD Sata 2 500gb 2 1Tb i can not clean a drive completely so thats possibly part of the problem, it just wont work properly. linux Zorin on one Hdd Mint on another and then of course...
There are a couple of ways:
lscpu or more precise lscpu | grep "MHz".
This will give you the general MHz for the CPU.
cat /proc/cpuinfo or more precise cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "MHz".
This will give you the individual MHz for each CPU Core. So if you have an Core 2 Duo, AMD Bulldozer, Core i...
@IanCarroll hey buddy, ok I took about 6 hours and what I found was mostly issues related to having a rack and ubuntu server not detecting it. Several recommended connecting another HDD or hooking the hdd directly tot he motherboard in some cases.
I did this because somebody stupidly posted to chmod 777 your whole hard drive, and then somebody commenting said that it would halt your system. I figured that it would be worse to, well, delete everything. It survived though...
This applies to 12.04+ since this are the ones I could test but could also be used in older versions. I have separated this guide into several parts, which consist of:
Part 1 - Wireless Routers with no password or WEP Key
Part 2 - Wireless Routers with WPA Key
Part 2.1 - Connecting to a ...
I just ordered the Nvidia GTX 560 card, which should arrive tomorrow. I have a dilemma, though. Should I keep using the driver which is available in "additional drivers" in Ubuntu (10.10), or should I install the driver from the nvidia site?
The latest driver available at the nvidia site:
LINUX...
Answered by the OP in the question:
Never mind, I just changed the desktop background to a plain color and
it's okay now.
If you want full wicked colours follow this simple steps:
Open VNC VIEWER
Select OPTIONS
Unselect Adapt to Network Speed
Drag the bar to the quality you wish to have
To the Right is the best colour option but uses more bandwidth. To the left you have less bandwidth use but also less col...
When I login, nothing happens.
I am presented with my desktop wallpaper.
No Dash, no Launcher, nothing.
