@NathanOsman so . . . I'm looking at one of Gtk examples, like this one developer.gnome.org/gnome-devel-demos/stable/menubar.py.html.en There's app.run() being called, but I cannot see that .run() being defined anywhere in Gtk.Application or Gtk.Window documentation
I don't wanna be pissed, but . . .Who TF thought it would be nice idea to have PyGTK, and then gi.repository.Gtk ? Finding documentation and tutorials for gi stuff is utter PITA and PyGTK stuff is mostly outdated crap since the days ubuntu was using GNOME 2
The International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet, commonly known as the ICAO phonetic alphabet, sometimes called the NATO alphabet or spelling alphabet and the ITU radiotelephonic or phonetic alphabet, is the most widely used radiotelephonic spelling alphabet. Although often called "phonetic alphabets", spelling alphabets are not associated with phonetic transcription systems such as the International Phonetic Alphabet
. Instead, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) alphabet assigned codewords acrophonically to the letters of the English alphabet, so that critical combinations of letters and numbers can be pronounced and understood by those who exchange voice messages by radio or telephone regardless of language barriers or the quality of the communication channel.[1]
@WinEunuuchs2Unix thanks for letting me know though... my familiarity with nato alphabet is limited to seeing aviation-related people use it and some guys I used to work with (not in aviation) just speeling off this stuff over the phone
I guess if I lived in London I would say "B as in Belgium" or "B as in Brussles" but in North America 99% have never heard those words. I guess it would be regional.
well, I guess I think of myself as someone who speaks plainly as possible, given the situation, but that example made me realize, I'm just too educated in technical stuff :D
Hi, I'm getting the "device not managed" error for all wired devices. I tried with an USB-ethernet adapter, my android phone tethered, and the internal nic all shows "device not managed".
NetworkManager.conf has the line managed=true /etc/network/interfaces has only "auto lo"
I googled it and all the fixes say check those two files. It's not it. restarted network manager, restarted the machine, left the cable in. nothing.
It's a fresh install of 16.10 i686, hdd wiped clean.
@StephaneHockenhull interestingly enough, I upvoted a couple answers to a similar question on this site, so I guess I am supposed to know what is going on, lol
@Chan-HoSuh I used the minimal CD then apt-get install xubuntu-desktop. (It's an old Vaio 1.2Ghz single core 1GB I'm setting up for a friend who's unemployed right now)
@StephaneHockenhull so I don't know if this will help, but I upvoted this answer years ago: askubuntu.com/a/78612/43660 and I also upvoted the comment about setting "managed=" not being important
I remember buying a pentium pro 200 with an additional possible on the motherboard... I thought I was being clever... then two years later it didn't matter
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I believe that is what they were called. I just remember the board having a special chip on it, but no battery, and it seemed to hold settings forever.
Ah yes, I found it. My motherboard had a Dallas RTC on it. Looks like they had internal batteries that could be very problematic to replace. betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22000
well, the mein kampf thing seems kind of overhyped. Basically the copyright expired and now a bunch of libraries, universities, etc. want to buy it for their collection
So, yesterday, I post this : unix.stackexchange.com/a/337511/85039 like 5 different ways to do same thing. OP tells me today most of them didn't work. So I fix it all in under 15 minutes. Then OP says he used wrong file for input . . . Le facepalm, right ? But says perl's original version worked for him. Well, now everything should be working . . . I'm like . . tempted to add Ruby version as well
┌─[22:14:47]─[kazwolfe@WOLFSTORM]
└──> ~ $ type love
bash: type: love: not found
┌─[✗]─[22:14:49]─[kazwolfe@WOLFSTORM]
└──> ~ $ type peace
bash: type: peace: not found
┌─[✗]─[22:14:53]─[kazwolfe@WOLFSTORM]
└──> ~ $ type happiness
bash: type: happiness: not found
┌─[✗]─[22:14:56]─[kazwolfe@WOLFSTORM]
└──> ~ $ type kill
kill is a shell builtin
@Chan-HoSuh So you know how in Unity you can hold Super key and hit one of the number keys to launch appropriate app on the launcher ? Well , there's this one guy for whom this feature stopped working. He's desperate to get it, and even posted a duplicate of his own question today. So, since I'm bored and kinda think it would be cool to have a script that launches items from Unity launcher, I'm writing that right now
@Chan-HoSuh Yeah, that's what I'm thinking about. For this semester I'll probably slow down and won't be posting as much on AU, although I might be posting more on U&L
@KazWolfe Well . . . If you provide me with 20 answers that are worth 500 points of bounty each, then maybe i'll consider
@KazWolfe you might want to mention here askubuntu.com/a/818022/295286 that Universe repository can have unverified code there. I've had answer related to that somewhere
@terdon Can this : askubuntu.com/q/725159/295286 please be moved to [superuser.se] ? OP needs to enable responding to ICMP requests on Windows. I know because I had to do the same for my mom's Win10
So, does Speed Shift (available in Skylake and Kaby Lake), also known as Hardware P-States, actually work in Ubuntu 16.04 now that it is released?
I am having a hard time finding any concrete information on this, despite tons of Google searches.
It looks like the Linux 4.5 kernel (or newer) may...
@blade19899 no, you're being specific on that rule that the source address must be 127.0.0.1, which means the localhost. If you try to access it from another machine, the source is another so this rule is not accepted and (if you have a "drop all" policy before the accept rules) the packets will be dropped
...I am having difficulties with people, posting untested answers, or answers which are no more than thinking aloud... askubuntu.com/questions/872532/…
After updating the graphics driver, I could not get into graphical mode. So I removed the nvidia and xserver packages, and now, when I run apt-get -f install, I get these error messages:
It is the Elementary OS Freya 0.4 x86_64. It all started when I wanted to install Unity 8, and later I "i...
Apologies for the hiccup in service. A one-off deployment didn’t go as smoothly as planned: https://twitter.com/Nick_Craver/status/821034444559503360
After updating the graphics driver, I could not get into graphical mode. So I removed the nvidia and xserver packages, and now, when I run apt-get -f install, I get these error messages:
It is the Elementary OS Freya 0.4 x86_64. It all started when I wanted to install Unity 8, and later I "i...
