I'm trying to narrow down a bug (to eventually report it or give up if it'll turn out that resetting a simple setting will be enough to get rid of it)
I noticed that with a brand new user the bug doesn't pop up
so I tried to reset the config of my user's nautilus
I renamed .config/nautilus
I r...
I have follow this guide (Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 11.10) to setup my KVM (Virtual Machines Software) on my Ubuntu 11.10 Server. However, I didn't setup my VM's IP address when creating the VM, instead of using:
vmbuilder kvm ubuntu --suite=oneiric --flavour=virtual --arch=amd64 --m...
User @Daffydack has answered in comments. OP's problem seems to be solved
I use mythtv in regular ubuntu. You don't need the mythbuntu distro to use it. I can't say what the problem is with your particular installation, but why not try a regular ubuntu or its variants install and install myth...
I noticed there are a number of dedicated and helpful members on askubuntu. Has there been any suggestion to encourage such members to become Ubuntu Members as a recognition of their contributions here (similar to forums) ?
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Forums/Membe...I was using dodge windows in unity mainly because it make the launcher go out of the way on maximized apps (like Kdenlive who is benefiting a lot from unity's capability of making the most space usable).
But I was never hiding the launcher when I use "windowed" apps (like firefox on the left and openoffice on the righ part of the screen) because it helped me a lot switching with something else rapidly (like thunderbird, pidgin, etc)
What I think to be a good third behavior of the launcher is to hide itself when one app or more are fullscreen and if they are not, being always there.
There is some corner cases like if one app is full screen and the focused app is not. But I think this will not bring some crazy bugs like dodging windows did in the past.
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I tried remove the installer itself, but the fonts are still there..Is there away to COMPLETELY REMOVE the fonts?
Possible Duplicate:
How do I enable auto-login with LightDM?
users-admin, the gui for changing users passwords, exists a box stating:
Don't ask for password on login
How can I change this via command line for specific users.
What I've tried:
/etc/gdm/custom.conf
users-admin d...
An alternative to Alin's answer is to create a file /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and add the following content:
[SeatDefaults]
autologin-user=<YOUR USER>
autologin-user-timeout=0
user-session=ubuntu
greeter-session=unity-greeter
Next time you start, auto-login should work like expected.
