If you're pushing all Internet traffic through the VPN like it's configured to (the redirect-gateway directive), you also need to tell the server to route the traffic with iptables like so:
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.8.0.0/24 -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
Adjust to your requirements, but that...
It's a bit complicated. The base plan is $30/m for unlimited local calling/SMS/data. They throttle data to slower speeds after 5 GB. I pay an extra $10/m to get 10 GB at full speed. I get a $5/m discount for two years because I brought my own phone to their network. So for now, $35/m.
A friend of my friend has given me her laptop. So I decided to install there 4GB stick of ram, which arrived today. Push the power button and i am presented with black screen
No bios, nothing
:/ I'm starting to thing that upon touching the new stick I am breaking something in it
Well . . .I've a stick that fits in the slot, right amount of pins, right number. But i get black screen on each boot, no bios. New + Old, new only - either of those combinations produces same result
@A.B. morning ! well, evening for me, and i actually should be sleeping already
Working on my friend's computer. The best I can do is disable some services,defrag, and clean up :( I hoped to install 4GB of RAM there today and laptop just doesn't take it. Disappointed
@Rinzwind I thought that too. But there isn't any information about it. When I try to update within the program it directs me here: tools.android.com/download/studio/canary/latest, so no self updates I guess
Hrm... that's odd. Maybe it's just plugins that self-update and not the whole of the environment. Also, probably a good thing. I was thinking a la chromium/chrome that are doing that "update available" procedure - too.
I have not updated my Android Studio for a while and am presented with this dialog box when trying to update:
Usually there is an "update and restart" option, but not here. The only option is "Download" which directs me here where I can only download the entire bundle again which gives me a lin...
Good answer to a bad question. Answer-guy added links to canonical questions for the close-able parts and only really answered the League of Legends part after an exchange in the comments now deleted to clean it up. I like it as a LoL installation answer.
Skype for Ubuntu can be downloaded from:
http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/skype-for-linux/downloading/?type=ubuntu64.
That'll download a DEB file, which you can just open to install.
Also, you might want to refer to these Ask Ubuntu questions, which
give an alternative to just downloadi...
I use gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings switch-applications "[]" to disable Alt+Tab shorcut, but it seems no effect.
And i use gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings close "[]", it work on ubuntu14.04 but dose not work on debian8
How can i solve this problem?
Admitedly , low quality question. But you have to expect to deal with n00bs on the site ! Not everyone knows how to run around Terminal issuing random commands
When I try to susend my Ubuntu 14.04 (with KDE environment) using
sudo pm-suspend
it fails unless I disconnect USB devices, e.g. USB mice and flash memories.
Is there a way to solve this problem?
Have you try using 7zip, and type this in the terminal:
First install 7zip an unrar:
sudo apt-get install 7zip unrar
and then type this in the terminal:
unzip (file to extract) -d (path)
You can do this in Windows 7 & 8 using the command line.
Open CMD to run the following command.
windows7:
isoburn.exe [/Q] [<DVD drive letter>:] <disk image file name>
Here's an example:
isoburn.exe /Q D: "C:\Users\mchid\Desktop\ubuntu-14.04.iso"
windows8:
isoburn [/Q] [<DVD drive letter>...
I used Luks to encrypt my whole hard drive, and created that sda drive as a physical volume. Under that volume, I create a volume group vg00 with my 3 logical volumes
lv00_root, lv01_home, and lv02_swap
Here is my logical volumes, contained in the volume group vg00 on physical volume /dev/sda
...
(PAE) stand for Physical Address Extension. It's a feature of x86 and x86-64 processors that allows more than 4 Gigabytes of physical memory to be used in 32-bit systems.
Without PAE kernel, you should see something as follows:
free -m
Sample output:
To enable PAE, open terminal and type t...
@NathanOsman yeah, me too. I don't have my Tesla powerwall yet! xD
I want to help someone upgrade an oldish laptop from 11.10 to 12.04, which requires PAE. I am not sure whether they have PAE or not.
I know it is likely that they do have it after all, but how can I tell before trying to upgrade?
The Pi probably won't suffer much but it will no longer be doing its job (monitoring my websites). It's also an APT cache but I doubt I'll be worrying about that much if the power went out.
My computer has been stuck on 8.04 and it won't let me update. I have tried everything to do it. It still won't work. I think this is a new problem. I don't care what update it is. Please Help😢