I"m tired of work so looking forward to sleeping in. Plus hopefully get around to making a 17.04 boot... My system throws up on the UEFI boot image and I'll have to patch OSXLINUX somehow.
@StefanoPalazzo Hi. I added a new answer on a thread where one of your answers had a broken link. @muru has figured out how to fix the broken link. He suggested adding my answer into yours as an edit. What do you think? Thanks ;) askubuntu.com/questions/47447/…
I heard that the newest mainline kernel should be capable of using the AMD-GPU driver for my AMD R9 270x graphics card.
However, I could not find any information on how to set it up under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
Would it be sufficient to install the new kernel (from here:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~ker...
@Terrance they are still awesome. The open source driver works perfectly. Absolutely no issues whatsoever. Only problem is that it doesn't support OpenCL and performance is a bit slow.
@Serg RAZER made a concept laptop on display at CES that has three screens. The two side ones slide out. They made it just to make it; probably never actually going on sale
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I'm Jonathan Ive, the best fucking designer since Dieter Rams. I invented #Minimaluminiumalism. I am *NOT* on Instagram. (PARODY, not affiliated with Apple.)
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@Zacharee1 yeah. And now all my old thunderbolt adapters are useless thanks to USB C
I'm trying to make a simple music player for my garage out of old computer parts. I've loaded Lubuntu onto a mini-ITX form factor board and for the most part it worked right away. I like this option a lot because I don't have to pay for a Windows OS that will probably not run on this weak machi...
Yo gotta embrace your inner punness. I never miss an oporTUNAty to make a few bad puns in the chat
We need to smile more
Also VR porn is a thing apparently. I kinda suspected it will appear at some point. Link is from youtube, so pretty safe for work, btw , but click at our own risk
Originally, this question was closed due to a mis-wording, and is now in the process of being reopened. Another user pointed out to me that they believe that a custom kernel makes a post off-topic (while the original post may have been mentioning a proxy configuration, that is beside the point). ...
@Fabby I don't mind downvotes, feel free. There's no can of worms to be opened here. It's the same as if I installed VLC or any other 3rd party software. That's cosidered usage of Ubuntu. Second, it's under administering Ubuntu, because without kernel, Ubuntu (or any *nix) is as useful as my old Windows hard drive
(* bad comparison , but what i mean, is that kernels are not off-topic)
there are some questions that have definitely been closed as off-topic because custom kernels were used. if custom kernels are on topic, we may want to reopen them
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The background script below will do pretty much exactly as you describe
switch off the screen after x seconds
lock the screen after y seconds
The script
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import subprocess
import time
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# lock screen after x seconds
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I'm trying to make a simple music player for my garage out of old computer parts. I've loaded Lubuntu onto a mini-ITX form factor board and for the most part it worked right away. I like this option a lot because I don't have to pay for a Windows OS that will probably not run on this weak machi...
SE Markdown supports both underscores and asterisks for marking italics and bold:
_foo_ __foo__ *foo* **foo**
foo foo foo foo
However, the SE editor (both in browsers and apps) only recognises (and uses) asterisks. If you select an underscore-delimited italic or bold word, and use the key...
The background script below will do pretty much exactly as you describe
switch off the screen after x seconds
lock the screen after y seconds
The script
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import subprocess
import time
# set screen off after x seconds
off = 300
# lock screen after x seconds
lock = 360
...
