I have a usb printer (HP officejet 100 mobile printer l411) pluged into my linux laptop with the ip of 192.168.0.11. I hooked it up with cups and seleted share and the cups printer name is HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer L411. How do i get windows 8 to connect to this printer?
@hellodear Hello! I'd like to leave this message for you to let you know that I feel bad that (I think) I made you feel like being left out last night. It was just that I was a bit cranky. That's all. It wasn't your fault. Visit ELL room again soon if you can. :)
In my office, I have AT&T Uverse. The router is a 2wire 3600HGV. The WiFI is provided by a Cisco Linksys E1000 that is plugged in the 2wire device.
With my notebook running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit, I have both the eth0 (192.168.1.66/24) and eth1 (10.0.0.124/24). Both are managed via DHCP. Wheth...
We are expected to leave a comment whenever we find(and take action on) a wrong post, let it be
Duplicates
wrong use of comments and answers
serial editing cases
Off-topic posts
all other cases
So can we have a meta post(probably this one) that contains all "standard"(acceptable by the major...
Ubuntu gives Unity as default environment instead of Gnome.
So, What/Which are better performance and features of Unity over Gnome? So-that It is used as default Desktop-environment instead of Gnome?
Eating your own dog food, also called dogfooding, is a slang term used to reference a scenario in which a company uses its own product to validate the quality and capabilities of the product.
Introduction
Dogfooding can be a way for a company to demonstrate confidence in its own products. The idea is that if the company expects customers to buy its products, it should also be willing to use those products. Hence dogfooding can act as a kind of testimonial advertising.
InfoWorld commented that this needs to be transparent and honest: "watered-down examples, such as auto dealers' policy of ...
wikipedia can explain that so much better than I ;p
lol !! BTW I am thinking of joining a computer science course in NIIT(I hope you know 'em since you are an Indian). What should I select as my elective: Cloud computing or Business Analytics?
I have set up a batch of workstations at a library using DRBL. These workstations are running Ubuntu 14.04. I want these workstations to autologin to a specific user (a different one for each workstation, since the /home file system is NFS mounted). I have a custom copy of /etc/lightdm/lightdm.co...
I wanna solve some problems in compiz with my brain and hands.
By the way I entered following command to build compiz from source in Ubuntu 12.04
find /opt/compiz-built/share/gconf/schemas -exec gconftool-2 --install-schema-file={};
I referred that command at http://www.brazzi64.net/blog/buil...
@xiaodongjie please stop doing that. You only asked 5 minutes ago, people will read your question. You keep pasting your issues here and every single one of them is always "urgent". Next time, wait for a while.
Even better, next time, read the man page:
"Both of these constructions might need to be escaped (with a `\') or quoted to protect them from expansion by the shell. "
The above is from the -exec section in man find. And this is also from the man page, in the examples section:
When I tried to create a bootable USB stick using Startup Disk Creator, appear this massege below.
Invalid version string 'GNU/Linux'"
How can I create a bootable USB stick on Ubuntu 14.04?
I answered this question: Whenever I try to download my Ubuntu 1 files, chrome block me.
And Raphael commented that this could be a comment. (Not accusing, just wanting to know for sure).
Is this a suitable answer, or would it be better as a comment, as this is part of the problem finding proc...
I answered a user's simple question with a simple answer.
He wanted to learn how to make Ubuntu look more like Windows 7.
So I gave him this link: How to Make Ubuntu Look Like Windows 7
A moderator deleted for copyright issues.
Now the user does not have an answer to his question.
I thought ...
sorry it is nothign something I have experience with those sd cards. and when I use them they just work :D have you got a 2nd one? maybe it is the card itself :OP
I've had Windows (and Fedora) write something to a hard drive that was failing without saying a thing, and then have Ubuntu try to write it and it fails.
(I knew it was failing, I was just testing if it would error)
@RPiAwesomeness I'm not sure I particularly like that one. It doesn't say Raspi to me. I'm okay with the red, and it might be good that you tuned it down from high alert red. Let me think a little on how to make it more Pi cue + problem + help