Today I was trying to uninstall some application and I was very surprised to see this entry in my applications list
Then I try to find what is this and I finally found it in "Program Files". After I opened the application and explored it a little bit I found this window
The email address yo...
I want to change the key bindings on some of the keys on my keyboard. I want some to run commands and others to activate different keys.
What applications can I use to do this?
Index:
Xbindkeys
Default keyboard and shortcut settings (from within System Settings)
Xmodmap
NOTE:
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Lovers,
I want to add one more to our millions of brothers and sisters who use Ubuntu. My mother is constantly complaining about how her laptop is horrendously slow. (It is, it shouldn't be, it is a good laptop, but windows ate it from the inside out). I am going to install Lubuntu over windows ...
@ThatBrazilianGuy Even worse when someone asks "What is the output of [this] command" or some such question and you're like "Lets find out Ctrl+Alt+T. Ctrl+Alt+T. TERMINAL Y U APPEAR!" Oh.
I was trying to make a joke off the pony png, the chicken taste and making the conversation more awkward.. And believe it or not, it worked (that last part anyway).
Discovered that utf8 chars are trimmed away from users StackExchange profiles webpage url.
Eg for my case, the æ from my last name is getting trimmed, rendering the google+ url unusable (404). I assume utf8 to be accepted as of Name allow utf8, and when putting utf8 into the url field is the feed...
@Seth If someone feels offended by that, they don't deserve the powers they have. (And if they feel 10x more offended by a yellow star, they are childish.)
I have a Windows computer with a lot of personal data (about 50 GB or more). I want to install Lubuntu, but I don't want to lose all my files when installing. I don't want to dual boot, either.
I don't have physical external storage available (flash drives, discs, etc). I do have 15 GB on Googl...
I just stumbled upon the following article:
http://www.josscrowcroft.com/2011/code/utf-8-multibyte-characters-in-url-parameters-%E2%9C%93/
The article talks about using UTF-8 characters in URL's.
I would like to know whether it is safe to use it.
I have basically the same setup (browser + OS)...
Ok, I downloaded Ubuntu 13.10, for a eMachines G640 with 64-bit AMD-processor, making it dual-boot with Windows 7 with a USB not CD.
Didn't had problem installing it, booted nicely into Ubuntu but when I transferred some files from my External-HDD, to my PC, I got the error message saying there ...
> /dev/null won't eat error messages. in that context it doesn't make sense, but you could use it instead of if -e or if -d to check existence. that would explain delete this.
like:
ls /opt/somethingthatshouldexistalready and I don't want a conditional check, but I should get an error message while I sort out why it's not created yet
@Braiam yes, opinion based. and there probably is a shopping recommendation section in the faq and possibly a master question. i haven't rerun my find master questions script against recent dumps, but it's still on au meta and stackapps i think
I wonder if setting $DEBUG to 2>&1 > for True and > for false would work. It would look a little silly, but it would be a neat script addition for increasing o.O
itunes gets bloated with all the settings and files from the iphone. just sync your device once. all your app data backup goes in too inside a one-time key file on your desktop everytime you sync it after that. you sync way more than your audio db
must do encryption in kernelspace so you can't middle for music ripping without a kernel driver of your own or kernel level debugging to build the tool... at least that's my theory.