Whew. Actually, uninstalling UbuntuStudio was more difficult than I thought, but apparently it fixed my mike! Might want to note it myself in the future.
@Whaaaaaat Right click, properties, and click on the square icon in the upper left. Select a file. Done. Hope that helped!
Anyone know any good ideas for Ubuntu friendly mid-low end graphics cards? I want something than can get ~100 fps in Minecraft on high end settings. My friend has a Saphhire. Currently, I need the x.org drivers or Minecraft and other games crash on startup and even the xorgs are buggy.
@hbdgaf: Interesting that he mentioned the brix. Supposedly the high end model tends to overheat. Though, if you have wired ethernet, you could just stick a gaming box in a corner and stream to a ultra cheap nuc class box.
@JourneymanGeek Infinite time and effort, I say. Wait a second...that image...Portal 2 BETA? lies. all lies. Today, I decoded the SSTV broadcast from the radio.
Linux in my opinion is the future, mainly due to it's OpenSource-ness. Perfect mix of developer and user. And I'm not saying this because I'm on AU, it's because it's my opinion.
I'm not entirely sure, just being a fork, makes it accurate that someone is trolling. Think: "Commit denied, same commit put in manually. We're making money. You're volunteering." Just saying, commit histories need to be read thoroughly before anyone passes judgement, and I don't have time to read the commit history on minecraft.
What is the technical reason behind Linux doesn't need to refresh, some people say like that but they don't know reason. If that feature doesn't need : why Ubuntu has been added that feature under (F5)
I have Ubuntu 14.04. I've tried connecting to the AT&T router in my apartment, but I cannot see the symbol. I've tried installing drivers for the WiFi Router from Additional driver but there no drivers in the list.
Can we add a 4k Reputation Bonus?
Luis (in chat) mentioned something about a birthday calendar. My idea is that any 4k+ user that has a birthday gets a little cake by their name.
It's good because:
It's fun
It's stupid
It can be an easter egg
It allows the community to celebrate a special day...
As far as I know, there is only one 12.04-related tag: 12.04.
Also, 12.04 (by itself) EOLed on August 8, 2014. 12.04.5 EOLs in April 2017.
As one is off-topic and the other is on-topic, how do we know the difference between the two? Do we just assume that it's 12.04.5? What do we do?
Hi, I have Dell-Vostro-Inspiron-amd64 architecture-500 GB Laptop. Had two partitions with 270 GB for Windows 7 and remaining is unallocated. Made usb stick as bootable disk with ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso.
Hi, I have Dell-Vostro-amd64 architecture-500 GB Laptop. Had two partitions with 270 GB for Windows 7 and remaining is unallocated. Made usb stick as bootable disk with ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso. To install Ubutnu 14.04 on my machine, tried to install from usb stick while booting. It's always getting shuts down after select the language as "English". How to install Ubuntu on laptop, Windows 7 already exists. Any inputs?
@hbdgaf I don't think that's it. You found an app designed to do something or other to corpora. The OP seems to be using it to somehow work with zip files and there is no mention of WAM in the hidex documentation.
@terdon That could be it. HideX seems like it's supposed to do some kind of language processing, so adding something to the HideX lib could be adding something to a speech corpus.
@Pandya hard limit to 5 tags, and the existing ones seem appropriate.
@hbdgaf Yes, that's what I thought. I just ran a quick search of the documentation (brilliant by the way, I need to find the README and go down to section 2 before getting an explanation of what the hell the software actually does) and there was no mention of "wam" which was in one of the answers. Hardly conclusive evidence.
not sick enough to miss work, but getting better, some kind of thing going around - gives you some kind of fever but not a high temperature then a lot of congestion
Yeah, there's something going around here too. I powered through it in a day and a half. There are people who have been exhibiting symptoms for almost a week though.
In other news, you have to wonder about a fellow that puts something on github called "the-backdoor-factory". No really, it's there.
I am trying to run Binvox(http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~min/binvox/) via web server, on an Amazon EC2 server running Ubuntu 14.04. I am using the system(binvox, $ret) function call in my PHP script. However, Binvox uses an X11 window to display its processing, and thus fails to run. Same is the ca...
@Mateo I installed an old MSDNAA windows license on the older laptop. It's more powerful than the new one, but it's falling apart piece by piece... so installing windows seemed a philosophical statement. ;)
What is better for performance? A partition closer to the inside of the disk will have slower access times, and we must wait for the drive to switch between the OS and swap partitions.
On the other hand, a swap partition bypasses all of the filesystem allowing writes to the disk directly, which ...
I didn't want to ask this question in main because it was propably asked before, but how do we put ubuntu desktop on power saving mode? And then how do we wake up from it? I have my computer on much of the day and I am not using it, and I would like to put it in some kind of power saving mode.
@Seth @Mateo hey I have created the swap partition and it seems to have put a positive effect but I want to know how to make it automatically activate it on boot?
ahh leave it. got it from an answer on the main site
My home server has a USB hard drive plugged to it. Once in a while, the breakers jump or there are power outages. Since my server is a laptop, it keeps chugging along, but the rest of the hardware (network, periphericals) do a power cycle.
My hard drive is set to auto-mount in fstab, but after a...
I am using Debian. I cannot mount Western Digital My Passport Ultra on my system. I have tried sudo mount /dev/sdbx /media/hdd. It worked fine for me. But the problem is that I have to repeat this process every time I restart my system. And it is hard for my friends to mount it on their Linux mac...
Reading the book Hacking: The Art of Exploitation by Jon Erickson, I am trying to approximate the address of an environment variable SHELLCODE to exploit a program.
Every time I run getenv("SHELLCODE"); to get the location, the result is completely different.
Extract from my shell:
> for i in...