i was messing on google to find a solution to my query
i wanted to set different wallapapers to different workspaces and i found this and tried it
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now i cant see unity interface at launch at login everytime!
i can open up termianl and sudo open ccsm and enable unity...
not only ...
When I login, nothing happens.
I am presented with my desktop wallpaper.
No Dash, no Launcher, nothing.
Why can other users see all my files by default, admin or standard users? Surely only the Public folder should have a default share, with the option to share other folders with users and groups as the owner pleases?
After upgrade to 11.10 the lid close option in the power settings doesnt seem to work anymore. Only options now are hibernate or suspend, but both don't seem to work.
I now have to shut down manualy.
Any ideas ?
The FAQ has contained one key bit of advice from the very beginning:
It’s also perfectly fine to ask and answer your own question, as long as you pretend you’re on Jeopardy! — phrase it in the form of a question.
So …
if you have a question that you already know the answer to
if you’d like to document it in public so others (including yourself) can find it later
it is OK to ask, and answer, your own question on a relevant Stack Exchange site.
To be crystal clear, it is not merely OK to ask and answer your own question, it is explicitly encouraged. …
I was looking at the Launchpad and came to this page (see the screenshot below). I started wondering if there are any desktop applications for using Launchpad without the necessity of a web browser.
Are there any?
This is commonly used for a number of command-line tools, such as those in the ubuntu-dev-tools package,
There is also a desktop client called Ground Control which mostly focuses on bugs & branches.
I'm new to Ubuntu and know installing programs only from window. It is very easy there: Just double-click the setup.exe and the things start. But how do I install a program on Ubuntu?
The FAQ has contained one key bit of advice from the very beginning:
It’s also perfectly fine to ask and answer your own question, as long as you pretend you’re on Jeopardy! — phrase it in the form of a question.
So …
if you have a question that you already know the answer to
if you’d like to document it in public so others (including yourself) can find it later
it is OK to ask, and answer, your own question on a relevant Stack Exchange site.
To be crystal clear, it is not merely OK to ask and answer your own question, it is explicitly encouraged. …
I miss the symbol to show the desktop with just one click when using Unity instead of the classic desktop.
Is there a possibility to get the "Show Desktop" applet or an equivalent? There is a bug report on:
Bug #681348 ("Add 'show me the desktop' keyboard or Unity dock shortcut")
Can people...
