I've learned a lot without using SE. I'm willing to share knowledge. I even use my own answers for future reference now. A lot better then putting this in my homedir.
I still need to learn to avoid answering Qs being asked for over a month ago by accident.
they appear up in the Active list of Qs just because some anonymous Community user decided to touch it....
I want to hear a sound when I click with my mouse. (From the speakers)
Is there any way to play a sound when I click?
Lubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin"
And again a question... :D I see in a YouTube video that a people rotated through the workspaces with compiz but I haven't have that plugin. He was able to "rotate" the workspaces in 3D...
@Sebastian Wait for a few days, invest some time in the website, gain some reputation, and you'll be able to put a bounty on your question if it's not answered properly to receive more attention. For now, I would recommend you to "pimp" your question a bit. What have you tried, what didn't work, what happened instead, why you want it, etc. etc.
the chances will then be higher someone will actually take the time to answer it.
@strings The reason kernel services, when you have true microkernel architecture, can have limited capabilities is because a true microkernel fully implements protected memory and runs kernel services in "user space." This is what makes it meaningful that they don't run as root. root is still all-powerful.
@Oyibo I don't know what that's in reference to. (If it was really meant for someone else or I otherwise don't have to know, please feel free to disregard.)
@FEichinger Whilst this may theoretically answer the question, it would be preferable to include the essential parts of the answer here, and provide the link for reference. :P
@FEichinger oh wait no I'm getting completely confused, thinking people were talking about different posts....can't keep track when conversations extend over several hours, ignore my useless chat :P
What I want to achieve is, to get "Git GUI here" item in context menu. It's simple in terminal:
cd "path/to/current/folder"
git gui
So I'm using Nautilus Actions COnfigurator app to achieve this:
But it doesn't work. It just open GIT GUI. Not in current diretory. What am I doing wrong, can ...
@iSeth and yeah I know Whilst this may theoretically answer the question, it would be preferable to include the essential parts of the answer here, and provide the link for reference. (Better say it before you do...) 8D
@iSeth I'd better get back to working, I'll ask Jorge next time, I'll keep you posted on what it means, learning quite a few acronyms here: IANAL being the first of many I guess :P bb
@TuralTeyyubogluAliyev no, totally unclear. please update your question with some details. it's not making sense to me. and I don't have nautilus and this tool...
@TuralTeyyubogluAliyev I hope someone else does understand it. I've pimped your question - hope I didn't edit it with something not true. i was assuming some things there
@TuralTeyyubogluAliyev did you go throught the docs? file:///usr/share/doc/nautilus-actions/html/C/nact/nautilus-actions-config-tool.html#usage-execution-parameters gives you all available parameters.
I was hoping that my answer would get downvoted to oblivion, but it hasn't got a single downvote yet! Can't people see that example question three really is not appropriate for our community? If the only thing that makes a programming question on-topic is that the programmer happens to run Ubuntu, but it could be any other OS, it really shouldn't be here, but on SO. — Flimm1 hour ago
In my opinion, questions about using programming tools should be considered on-topic. Questions about the art of programming should be considered off-topic unless they are about Ubuntu or about something that's different in Ubuntu.
This can alternatively be enumerated with two "buckets." If a qu...
@Alvar doesn't work that simple anymore, gives a warning... if the users are stupid enough to press enter after that its their own stupidity's fault ;)
@gertvdijk Well in that case they have enough reputation to enter chat themselves. It may not be necessary to invite them. You could just make a room and then ping them in a comment with a link to it, and they can enter it if they wish.
I have just outfitted a basic server (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS /Precise Pangolin) and have installed Postfix and Dovecot, based on the Ubuntu manuals.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dovecot
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
Postfix gets mail out of the box to my gmail account, e.g.:
sendma...
When a question is cross-posted here and another Stack Exchange site, and it gets good, valuable answers on both sites, is it appropriate to flag one of them for migration so it can then be duped and merged?
Here's an example (also on Unix.SE).
@gertvdijk gotcha. I'm going to try some of the other answers in this question first, but failing that I'll use the one from virtualbox.org. Why are so many of the apps in the Ubuntu repo are crippled when the generic versions are not? /rant — weberc26 mins ago
I want to hear a sound when I click with my mouse. (From the speakers)
Is there any way to play a sound when I click?
Lubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin"
What I want to achieve is, to get "Git GUI here" item in context menu. It's simple in terminal:
cd "path/to/current/folder"
git gui
So I'm using Nautilus Actions COnfigurator app to achieve this:
But it doesn't work. It just open GIT GUI. Not in current diretory. What am I doing wrong, can ...
I have just outfitted a basic server (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS /Precise Pangolin) and have installed Postfix and Dovecot, based on the Ubuntu manuals.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dovecot
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
Postfix gets mail out of the box to my gmail account, e.g.:
sendma...
