I would suggest if we can have one question for each of the Broadcom chipsets, with one answer covering each of the release. So, we would have one question about Broadcom BCM4313 (and other chipsets) and multiple answers with each of them targeting one release version each.
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For what does Ubuntu use Zeitgeist?.
I am using Ubuntu right now and found out that Ubuntu desktop (so unity) work with Zeitgeist core and much more.
I don't understand the difference between the film Zeitgeist and the package Zeitgeist. Does this go back to the word's original meaning?
@jokerdino and on this post, I was commenting on your comment not on the post, since you were suggesting the OP to post a question when he posted an answer with a link?
@msPeachy basically, before i cleaned it up it was someone being what i thought was unreasonable and inflammatory. i wasn't asking the meaning of the question (which i might have changed with the edit i made...but it was to take it from a rant to a question). i dumped it here to ask if people thought it was a salvageable question or if should have been closed as a rant/NARQ straight-away. here's the link to the edit stuff askubuntu.com/posts/180990/revisions
the disambiguation link was nice. i really think the question was trolling, but i had to give it benefit of the doubt until they roll-back the edit...then it's a vtc
Then you should have left it as NAA comment. While I understand your intentions, it created sufficient dissonance between comment and edited version that if I (or even Eliah, dare I say) had noticed it, we may have commented along similar lines as @msPeachy
Why don't you install Ubuntu first so you can actually help us help you? "I had a problem but I can't tell you if your answer helped because I went back to Windows lol" — izx1 min ago
These comments on trollOPs previous Qs are a hoot:
But it won't be raising the temrature will it? Can Intel processors handle 64 Bit systems? Because I downloaded the 64 Bit version and the name of the file already comes with "amd". — Thi G.Jun 10 at 1:12
It doesn't depend on how much RAM you have and much less the Manufacturer of the Computer, you can perfectly use the 32 bit with over 4GB of RAM. @ThiG. Intel CPUs handle 64 system since.. like 15 years ago, now in regards of the 32 vs 64 bit pros and cons And the amd suffix in the ISO images there are already answered questions here, please make use of the search field up there. — Uri HerreraJun 10 at 2:19
@ObsessiveFOSS it's called "meta post, then moderators decide what to do, based off of that - normally it's fine, but sometimes we need to step in. Community exception handlers and all that. :)"
methinks 15 is too young to remember itanium and the intel asm manual differences between ia64 and generic x64. i think someone might be fibbing about their age :)
hey @jrg - can you check that flag for me please. i don't see that one resolving given the edit history
@jrg uhm...not for me. get your cisco account set up. go to the online docs. you can sort by model and IOS version. do you not have a cisco.com account?
@jrg can you look at and close this other NARQ too which has led to two of our regulars storming off in recent memory? askubuntu.com/questions/172800/…
@aking1012 I have to agree about the hardware part too (again, excepting "new" Linksys)
@izx very true. they were just scared about the open firmwares providing small businesses with a way out besides buying $300 soho routers. so the linksys hardware got more stripped and DRM-ed. i switched to asus routers and open firmware.
can't really blame them on the business decision though
The question in question is: Ubuntu and zeitgeist
Check the edit history for details, but essentially:
Question asked likening Ubuntu using Zeitgeist to God-lessness.
Attempt to salvage question by rephrasing it as a "what is the difference between Zeitgeist the package and Zeitgeist the...
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i do find it funny that people are sketchy about posting their email address anywhere, but then usually sign packages with the key associated with their email address and dump it in a changelog....just saying
Should there be a canonical "How/where do I get package X edge PPA" question?
Alternately, should it be rolled in to the "What are PPAs and how do I use them" question?
I've seen at least three questions in the last week that could have been answered/duped to:
"This is how you search launch...
@aking1012 why all modules are having same thing like this "Live 0x00000000 " ok i can guess for live that that module is active , but why all modules are having the same code as 0x00000000 ?
i've not seen that message. building modules in to the kernel is done by recompiling the kernel and changing the module options. use make menuconfig and look at how it changes from M to other things.
I recently found out about the upstart "service starter" that Ubuntu is using and that is (apparently) the future to start/stop jobs in Linux.
It's pretty new to me (I was used to the old SysV system of putting scripts in /etc/rc[X].d/) and I don't know if it's possible to stop a service (call t...
it's just my 2 cents. getting recent asterisk on CentOS quite some time ago was a beast b/c i had to repack all the dependencies individually and rebuild everything that depended on the updated dependencies. not so big a deal for a LAMP server, but as soon as you start getting complex?!? yeah. just my 2 cents
@hakermania we know. it's a C++ question, and i think most of the users of this particular site can't even set up eclipse, much less figure out how to perform an undocumented or no-example operation...just saying
Following this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/159727/how-can-i-use-a-passcode-generator-for-authentication-for-remote-logins/159728 I've set up one of my servers to use Two-Factor Auth w/ the Google Authenticator iPhone app. Very cool!
@jrg I'm not sure on that one. Initially, to be sure it seems less rewarding monetarily, but if you are in a large enough metro...I would think that being able to completely commit to a project would be MORE financially rewarding than a 9-5