I've installed ubuntu on my usb stick Sandisk Extreme http://www.sandisk.com/products/usb/drives/extreme/ , which is hardcorely efficient.
But I met a trouble. In the random moments of the time segmentation faults are happened and processes shut down. What can I do to avoid that?
The problem is the library libglibmm, better libglibmm-2.4-1c2a
Check the output of this command:
apt-cache policy libglibmm-2.4-1c2a
Sample output:
% apt-cache policy libglibmm-2.4-1c2a
libglibmm-2.4-1c2a:
Installed: 2.43.2-0ubuntu1~vivid1
Candidate: 2.43.2-0ubuntu1~vivid1
Version tab...
I have a program written in python,my program scrapes a value from some financial website every minute and pushes that value into my DB.My program takes like 1 or maximum 1.5 seconds to do this job. I have set a cron job to call my program every minute. I need to run my program in this way everyd...
I use Terminal a lot, and sometimes I am running commands, which aren't things I don't want others to see, but more commands that if I accidentally arrowed up to and accidentally executed would cause a lot of trouble.
So I am wondering if there is, or I can make, some sort of Terminal 'incognito...
I have noticed that after installing qTox and its repository, that when running the commands (and it's either at the end of the first one, or at the beginning of the second one, sorry, but I cannot tell, and it does not happen every time I run them):
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgr...
I want to map Windows key (without any additional key) on Ubuntu to be able to launch Terminal (xterm). I've already went through this information but I don't know how to go from there.
How can I assign a shortcut to Windows key using command line?
EDIT: Output of xmodmap -pke | grep Super:
k...
I install an ubuntu desktop in my company network (windows network) that use SIP on software phone and hard SIP phones.
I use Jitsi that is a good client for SIP and works well with others software phones on the network but fails to decode streams from and to hard SIP phones.
It looks like the ...
I would post a comment asking the commenter(s) to write it up as an answer. If they don't (within a few days) I normally write an answer myself (acknowledging their contribution) and mark it community wiki so I don't gain rep from their work.
You don't have anything to feel guilty about. If the person was interested in writing and maintaining an answer, they would have done so. If it was in fact the correct answer it's hardly likely that they would be the only one to think of it.
Doing what you did by expanding it into a proper answ...
I use Terminal a lot, and sometimes I am running commands, which aren't things I don't want others to see, but more commands that if I accidentally arrowed up to and accidentally executed would cause a lot of trouble.
So I am wondering if there is, or I can make, some sort of Terminal 'incognito...
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I've just gone into the review area and the First Post queue is showing 7. I went into the queue and it's empty.
Ten minutes later the same is still happening, so I don't think all 7 were reviewed in the time it took me to click the link.
Is this a known issue? Do I need to report this as a p...
