@jrg hit up lazypower. he had a nice html/js site with animations, zoom, and whatnot that played a lot like a presentation. i like the graphviz zoom manipulation/logic flowchart navigation presentation style though.
I've been using Ubuntu for about 3 months and my computer for some random reason wants to believe that I live in Haiti when in reality I live in the us, this problem has caused me not to be able to play games that don’t have servers in Haiti. would anyone happen to know how to solve my issue?
I'm breadboarding an expander board for the micro/mini/whatever usb and usb peripherals (also thinking about desoldering the 4 "stereo" pins to be a usb easy access....as it should have been in the first place)
i kind of wanted something i could put into say, slideshare or speakerdeck, but I guess I could always go the hipster route and do HTML5ishie stuff. or prezi.
@j0h there's a gps api built-in, but i haven't tested it. e.g. the one kismet uses. part of the 13.04 roadmap for ubuntu-arm was making sure all the sensors work
it wasn't a roadmap really, they called them javelins since harder is better, but it's non-linear and any progress is good.
that i could relatively trivially test. ask me again on wednesday. i'm working long days until tues so i don't have much time to get cross-building going until then.
warning, i'm using the non-cellular nex7 entry level.
yups. and the aft facing camera bracket for the cam exists if you get one from a production run after they added that option (couldn't say about earlier)
once it's gone it's gone. just call it a day. i lost all my worldly possessions that don't fit in a suitcase in the last year and bought a camper. so it evens out. there is a certain amount of zen in my situation. yours could be the same.
well enough. things are simpler. i play on things i enjoy in hopes that it becomes something that makes money while working on things i don't necessarily enjoy to make sure there's food. it's cheap living here, so i think it's the best plan.
I am using ubuntu specs: 12.04 (precise) 64-bit 3.2.0-44-generic GNOME 3.4.2. I always notice a hang when i open many application windows (say more than 5 ) and usually restart. What could be the solution ? It's my first time here. please bear with me. Thanks
@Johann what is the cheat page you reffer to? (I have used dsl, but it was a long while ago) do you mean the page where it says things like how to configure, and what the root settings are?
@texenthusiast Im confused, it hangs in the terminal? Or it hangs in the GUI? if you can login to the terminal, and not hang, then try reading $dmesg and look for errors there.
if youre hanging in the terminal, try booting into a failsafe mode, or into singleuser mode via advnced boot options.
@j0h In GUI it hangs with application windows open and while switching between windows it hangs. even during the hang period i can go to terminal and login
I think its in the menu list menu.lst or something. The livecd version will boot to it. on an install, it gets configured, the you have to edit that file to make changes
you want the menu list to ask you every time for boot options?
I think "e" and or "c" allow for editing grub boot menu options.
if youre using lilo, I have no idea, but its probably a similar methodology.
I need to ensure that when I download from Ubuntu Software Centre, I do so on a self-made partition, and not in the HOME folder.
This applies only to applications and games.
Is this possible?
[This may be a basic issue, but I found no easily accessible answer for the same.]
I installed the new version the ubuntu 13.04 but my webcam is not detected. I use social networks like Skype to communicate with my family and people at work. I do not think solution of my problem. I used several apps and social networks, but the webcam is not recognized. (My webcam uses the USB ...
I installed 13.04 a few days ago, and my USB webcam isn't being detected. I use it a lot with programs such as Skype to communicate with family and people at work. I've tried several different applications and social networks, but the webcam still isn't found, and I'm not sure how to solve this.
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hello. I have a question. If I download a game worth 300 MBs, which after install comes to 1 GB, I am assuming that 1 GB goes into 'File System' or HOME? Kindly answer so I can proceed.
if it's WINE it'll be in your HOME directory, if it's installed through apt-get or something or dpkg it's probably strewn throughout the root filesystem
@katyasehgal it all really depends on what you're installing and how.
@katyasehgal so without details about the game/program specifically, it'll be almost impossible to answer such a general question
@TheLordofTime thanks @TheLordofTime. It is 0 A.D from Software Centre. I have a 1 GB or so in the HOME directory. Rest of my space is in the self-made partition.
Okay. I have added a comment here. Maybe an answer. http://askubuntu.com/questions/300322/install-from-ubuntu-software-centre-to-a-location-of-my-choice/300329?noredirect=1#300329
For example, does it exist a terminal command i can use to "clean" the pc from time to time?
To definitely delete old kernels and packages, for example...
And when/how i can run it?
Thank you!
I am trying to save a scanned image from a printer on the local network with the stock Android browser. The browser interface looks something like this:
As soon as I click "start scan", the printer begins scanning the image. When complete, it is displayed in the little box on the right and a m...
I've been using Ubuntu for about 3 months and my computer for some random reason wants to believe that I live in Haiti when in reality I live in the us, this problem has caused me not to be able to play games that don’t have servers in Haiti. would anyone happen to know how to solve my issue?
I need to ensure that when I download from Ubuntu Software Centre, I do so on a self-made partition, and not in the HOME folder.
This applies only to applications and games.
Is this possible?
[This may be a basic issue, but I found no easily accessible answer for the same.]
For example, does it exist a terminal command i can use to "clean" the pc from time to time?
To definitely delete old kernels and packages, for example...
And when/how i can run it?
Thank you!
I am trying to save a scanned image from a printer on the local network with the stock Android browser. The browser interface looks something like this:
As soon as I click "start scan", the printer begins scanning the image. When complete, it is displayed in the little box on the right and a m...
