My computer won't boot anymore I think because it ran out of disk space. It asks to boot in low graphics mode and then gets stuck checking battery state. When I boot in recovery mode I run clean and it says its okay and gets stuck. I go to root terminal and try to delete things or run apt get ...
@seth, no! Thanks! I will look in to that. I really haven't done too much with the Pi yet, but I plan to be doing hardware programming with it sometime soon.
It runs fine. The Pi runs a specialized distro of Debian (boy, what is it with epic OSs coming from Debian?? :D) and it runs using a version of LXDE that is light and works great for the computer.
excuse me 256 MB of RAM
google Raspberry Pi Specs and read the Wikipedia page
@Rinzwind There are painfully few things that can't be done without client-side scripting... Speaking as somebody who has painstakingly implemented most things in server-side code.
Oftentimes I see comments that go along the lines of "+1, really good answer/question!", "I agree, we should do that this way", or "This helped a lot, thanks!". These comments are encouraging and rewarding to see, but (1) upvotes already provide support/approval from the community and (2) as sta...
@Lucio, should this (askubuntu.com/q/270589/25656) now be closed as "too localized" because OP wrote (as a comment): "I just did a clean install to resolve the problems"
So, more as a general question, if a Q and A is done and dusted, is its value diminished by closing it? Does closing something imply something negative? Or could it be seen as nudging people to start a post a new question more specific to their needs? Or, specifically for this one, should, as @Lucio suggested, another "canonical question" be asked to deal with changing, reverting, or uninstalling themes?
@vasa1 A question that is answered and useful to others does not meet the criteria for too localized. Also, please note that you should expect that any question that's closed for an extended time may be deleted (though this is less often done for duplicates). And being deleted certainly does diminish its value.
@EliahKagan, then because of "that any question that's closed for an extended time may be deleted. And being deleted certainly does diminish its value." closing would be bad.
"Mir is an answer to a question nobody asked. It’s a solution to problem which does not exist." http://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/2013/03/reply-to-all-the-faces-of-ubuntu/
@maggotbrain Yes, because presumably they are looking for an answer.
My understanding is that unregistered users (like @goldilocks on AU) are auto redirected to the master of a dupe; Hence the confusion. Also, your comment to maggotbrain sounds rather rude to me... Just sayin. — Seth1 min ago
Yep. If a question is marked as a duplicate, unregistered users automatically get redirected to the dupe-target, because that is supposed to give them their answer.
To avoid that, add ?noredirect=1 to the end of the link.
What does The following packages have unmet dependencies: muffin-common : Depends: sgml-base (>= 1.26+nmu2) but 1.26+nmu1ubuntu1 is to be installed E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
How do I resolve unmet package dependencies?
occasionally, when I'm installing stuff, I get an error like the following:
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages ...
here are my problems i got please help me
root@ishwar-Satellite-L505D:~# apt-get install samba
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
libpanel-applet-4-0 li...
I tried installing samba by writing the command apt-get install samba. I got the following message:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
libpanel-applet-4-...
@maggotbrain just use a custom flag. I've duped them anyway. The title doesnt look right given the error message the OP is reporting. Probably the title needs to reflect the error message.
@fossfreedom probably not >:) The user probably did not see his question on the 1st page and never got a message someone responded to it so decided to open a new one
@Rinzwind Not necessarily. So long as they already have some backup mechanism for their important documents (which they can easily transfer out when the encrypted filesystem is mounted normally), it's not essential that they know how to make backups of the entire disk. Similarly, it's not insane (by any meaning of the term) to start using Ubuntu before you know how to recover documents from a broken Ubuntu system from a live environment.
@Rinzwind Ouch! I guess that speaks to the value of backups that get used frequently. (For example, someone might back up a document to their email or a cloud service, then access it there frequently for purposes of convenience--then they know that backup system works and that they can really retrieve documents from it.)
@EliahKagan yeah or someone decides it is a good idea to synch files with a 2nd system. Very good backup solution!!! since it also deletes the file from the backup server :-X
@Takkat Some of the -1 are from spam flags, but some are from manual downvotes. 6 spam flags kills it, but -6 by itself does not, even if most of them are from spam flags. 3 spam flags banishes it from the main page though (I think even if it has upvotes that make the score higher). -4 (for any reason) also keeps a question off the main page, at least on non-meta sites, though this is quickly reversible by upvotes.
@fossfreedom Right, but in these instances I'm pretty sure I'm just the sixth spam-flagger. I'm talking about spam-flagging and the page reloads as deleted.
Since I do not want to automount on boot, fstab is out of the question (right?).
Nope. noauto keyword makes it skip mounting at boot time.
Is there an "easy" way to mount via CLI, just like it does on the GUI by clicking on an unmounted drive?
Easiest would be to add it to /etc/fstab w...
@EliahKagan I was erring on the side of caution. The guy was rambling on about recovering an email and it was a very different email address to the one they supplied. There was a chance that the OP was looking for some sort of account cracking tool, so I nuked it. If they want to ask again (and make it clear what they want) in English, they're welcome.
It was probably an overreaction but I really couldn't discern what they were asking. I have now checked the database for users with the email he supplied in the post and have found none... So we'll see, I guess.
@Oli Maybe the question is not about AU itself, and the user posted it (specifying a different email address) after the account was already inaccessible. I suspect that the question is off-topic for both AU and Meta.AU. They should probably contact Google support. Maybe it would be on-topic on Webapps.SE though.
Wow is 11.04 already unsupported? The year-based versioning system makes me feel old... "When I started using Ubuntu, it started with a 6" whistles through teeth