Hm.... I found a blog post a day or two ago, that explained how to use compiz in gnome3-failsafe. Now due to an update in gnome3-failsafe the configs has changed and I cant find that blog post again to reenable compiz... Does anyone know where to find such a tutorial?
As one can resize the icons on desktop (not within nautilus) through righ-click menu: "Resize icon..", so where is the size stored for that certain file.
Installing Google Chrome causes a third-party software source to be added from which Google Chrome upgrades can be retrieved:
$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/google-chrome.list
### THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY CONFIGURED ###
# You may comment out this entry, but any other modifications may be lost.
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@chazdg I agree with @jrg. the reason I deleted my answer is that you case does not really fit in to any solutions possible, re-install might be the only choice.
I have an ATI graphics card and I want to know if it is supported and what kind of drivers should I be running to get the best features out of it.
Is my card supported in Ubuntu and what drivers will work with my card?
The easiest of enabling unattended updates for your system is to edit the file 50unattended-upgrades inside /etc/atp/apt.conf.d/ with your favourite text editor and comment out the commented sections of the Allowed Origins block, ie
sudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades
Chang...
Basically I have a bashscript that fetches Data from my server to perform a backup.
As it is now I have to start that script manually and enter the password and then wait to finish.
I would like to set up a cronjob, that handles the backup.
But I really dont know how to handle the password in ...
Bounty offered: Where is the place where actual size of desktop icons is stored? http://askubuntu.com/questions/84033/where-is-the-place-where-actual-size-of-desktop-icons-is-stored #desktop
As one can resize the icons on desktop (not within nautilus) through righ-click menu: "Resize icon..", so where is the size stored for that certain file.
I have an ATI graphics card and I want to know if it is supported and what kind of drivers should I be running to get the best features out of it.
Is my card supported in Ubuntu and what drivers will work with my card?
Basically I have a bashscript that fetches Data from my server to perform a backup.
As it is now I have to start that script manually and enter the password and then wait to finish.
I would like to set up a cronjob, that handles the backup.
But I really dont know how to handle the password in ...
