@geezanansa You seem to be saying I need 4 partitions just for Ubuntu? I myself don't need /home on a separate partition. That was for someone else....
@Seth No not telling you what you need as making partitions for any Ubuntu directory is optional. Sorry to jump in on a conversation that you had earlier regarding partitioning. In that conversation you were asking if you should.. "So shrink from Windows, and then create Ubuntu's from the LiveCD?"
So I was poking around on the Nexus7 via ssh and there are loads of i2c endpoints in /dev. That explains why half the peripherals aren't working I suppose...moving on.
In 13.04 workspaces are disabled by default. To enable them, open "Appearance" from the dash. It looks like this:
Switch to the "Behavior" tab and check "Enable workspaces".
After that the normal shortcuts will work:
Super+S for the workspace overview and Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Keys to sw...
And was wondering if I covered everything you expected.
Because I didn't find a whole lot that was different in 13.04
I Have this error while I am compile the kernel in order to add a new system call it !
Since I have downloaded the linux-3.6.2.tar.bz2 kernel and my distributions kernel after run (uname -r) command was 3.5.0-7-generic
(
drivers/infiniband/hw/mlx4/qp.c: In function ‘mlx4_ib_post_send’:
drivers...
Previously i was using the windows 7. When i try to replace the windows to ubuntu i lost all of my other drive files. Is there any way to recover these files. I have my project files and some important files in one of my folder. Anyone pls help...
Ok Is there any chance to recover a single file....
I have two identical monitors connected on my pc but only the one connected via HDMI is "fully" recognized inside nvidia-settings.
I am trying to manually "decrypt" the xorg.conf file to make the necessary changes.
There is "Sony" monitor which is disabled (that's correct) and I have two identic...
I made a typo and run my shell script recursively.
https://gist.github.com/umpirsky/5415963
This caused system to become unresponsive and all I can do is hard restart.
Tried same on MacOS and it was able to detect this problem and terminated the scripot with an error.
I think operating system...
@fossfreedom how the translations on launchpad are approved? I did some translations on your project CoverArt Browser, and I'd like to know when they will be approved.
I can approve myself ... but if you are looking for a confirmation ... need to email the launchpad.net/~lp-l10n-pt group ... or ask a fellow speaker such as @brunopereira to help.
@TheLordofTime Personally i would not resize a partition when booted to it. Diskpart is a Windows Disk Management tool which can be run from recovery options at boot time i.e. before system is booted. So no i would not either.:p
The source video can be encoded into virtually any format. Let's say it sits in ~/Videos/Test.webm.
The end result is simply to stream the video, with sound, directly through a 'fake' video device, so it can be picked up by Google+ Hangouts.
The video was created with ffmpeg, and reading around...
@fossfreedom I thought "loopback" meant there had to be an existing /dev/video* source to use? I don't have an existing device, and want to 'fake' the video device by pumping the raw video somewhere
I'll have a look into it, but I have a feeling AVLD has been attempted before.
@fossfreedom Ah, it looks like that might be the answer... managed to get a video loopback device recognised, but now I've got to figure out how to stream the video to it... any idea?
@fossfreedom I just checked my translations and there was only one string that differed from pt_BR to pt_PT and I just modified it so it's all good now.
hi folks, I have seen askubuntu.com/questions/248682/… which is a question about how to run a game on ubuntu. Can I ask questions on how to optimize primusrun for steam?
@Private That question is for a issue while running and that is totally on topic, I would also see no issues with you asking if there are any optimizations / recommendations to run Steam with primusrun
Quick question: Does anyone think this should be on the n7 ubuntu wiki? docs.google.com/document/d/… seems legit and it might give driver modders a jumping off point...
There is no guarantee all your files will be intact. There's no way to give such a guarantee effectively.
You can upgrade-in-place (command line: sudo do-release-upgrade -d, i think) once Raring is released, but there's still the risk of data loss, either because the upgrade fails and your syst...
@BrunoPereira launchpad doesnt allow that - you update the translations, then install (manually) the translation on your PC with the software. Thus this current translation is for v0.8 - where the software will be made available in a PPA next week. Until then, you install manually from the github release-0.8 branch.
Is there anything new in 13.04? (Downloaded the daily testing image but I notice no differences since 12.10. Except the ugly icon. But nothing else... o.O)
@TheLordofTime : Well, as in 12.10 had TOYS (IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN) when you searched. (Got fixed later, though.) Or had a "snappier" Unity. More Unity options. Uhm... "Files". Things like that...
I am trying to get an audio setup that looks like:
INPUTS:
1 stream from mpg123 (CLI MP3 player)
1 Microphone Input
OUTPUT:
1 stream going to Jitsi (Jabber w/ voice) to be broadcast.
1 connection to my headphones (need not be of my mic)
And the other set:
INPUT: 1 stream from Jitsi
OUTPUT: 1 s...
Not sure if I'm allowed to ask questions like but hopefully someone can help me out. Essentially I have a Ubuntu laptop and a board running Debian and I have installed the same kernel module and a utility for managing it on each using aptitude.
Unfortunately the versions of the kernel modules an...
I am looking for a Jingle client for the command line.
Currently, I use Jitsi, but my dreams of not needing the GUI for more than just web-browsing are not realized due to my reliance on this program.
Does anybody know of a CLI client that supports:
VoIP
Communication with people on XMPP acco...
It seems that the more new users ask questions on SO, the more "bad quality" questions are asked as well. While I welcome new users, I think their questions should have a minimum quality standard as well:
Showing the problem they are facing
Explaining what they have tried so far to solve it (re...
I am trying to find all files modified before march 6 in a directory with thousands of files.
I executed the following commands in the PWD where I want to find files.
find -mtime +47 > /root/file_005.log
or
find -mtime +48 > /root/file_006.log
or
find -mtime +49 > /root/file_007.log
The...
@Shiki netbeans and eclipse both work with openjdk in my experience (minor library issues from time to time where you install a couple of blobs from the plug-in repos)
I am trying to figure out why my process doesn't work if started via a script, but works fine if started by hand.
Here's the details:
script is a resque worker start script. The script location is /etc/monit/conf.d/start_resque.sh. Permissions are 755 and owned by ubuntu:ubuntu
When I run the ...
Anyone know what it takes to get a free ebook pushed in to the kindle ebook store or archive.org? I so think this: lwn.net/Kernel/LDD3 should be available to kindle users (and by proxy people that use the kindle web app)
In 13.04 workspaces are disabled by default. To enable them, open "Appearance" from the dash. It looks like this:
Switch to the "Behavior" tab and check "Enable workspaces".
After that the normal shortcuts will work:
Super+S for the workspace overview and Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Keys to sw...
I made a typo and run my shell script recursively.
https://gist.github.com/umpirsky/5415963
This caused system to become unresponsive and all I can do is hard restart.
Tried same on MacOS and it was able to detect this problem and terminated the scripot with an error.
I think operating system...
As of this month you can install the official derivative called Ubuntu Gnome (previously called Gnome Remix). You can download it from here.
The source video can be encoded into virtually any format. Let's say it sits in ~/Videos/Test.webm.
The end result is simply to stream the video, with sound, directly through a 'fake' video device, so it can be picked up by Google+ Hangouts.
The video was created with ffmpeg, and reading around...
There is no guarantee all your files will be intact. There's no way to give such a guarantee effectively.
You can upgrade-in-place (command line: sudo do-release-upgrade -d, i think) once Raring is released, but there's still the risk of data loss, either because the upgrade fails and your syst...
I am trying to get an audio setup that looks like:
INPUTS:
1 stream from mpg123 (CLI MP3 player)
1 Microphone Input
OUTPUT:
1 stream going to Jitsi (Jabber w/ voice) to be broadcast.
1 connection to my headphones (need not be of my mic)
And the other set:
INPUT: 1 stream from Jitsi
OUTPUT: 1 s...
It seems that the more new users ask questions on SO, the more "bad quality" questions are asked as well. While I welcome new users, I think their questions should have a minimum quality standard as well:
Showing the problem they are facing
Explaining what they have tried so far to solve it (re...
I am trying to find all files modified before march 6 in a directory with thousands of files.
I executed the following commands in the PWD where I want to find files.
find -mtime +47 > /root/file_005.log
or
find -mtime +48 > /root/file_006.log
or
find -mtime +49 > /root/file_007.log
The...
I am trying to figure out why my process doesn't work if started via a script, but works fine if started by hand.
Here's the details:
script is a resque worker start script. The script location is /etc/monit/conf.d/start_resque.sh. Permissions are 755 and owned by ubuntu:ubuntu
When I run the ...
