If I add a bounty on an old question because it's outdated and no one adds another answer, the bounty won't automatically go to the most upvoted old answer will it?
I recently recieved a gamepad (a joystick, like a PS2 controller) from a friend.
It's a Logitech Rumblepad 2.
How would I configure this in Ubuntu?
I would like to use a GUI utility.
I tried jstest-gui, but it shows my accelerometer :D!
@Seth Oh yeah... someone flagged your chat messages linking to the spam yesterday, asking that they also be removed. I guess other users must've agreed innocently, thus locking you out.
@Seth When I tried to get into my friends documents folder, the whole screen kinda went gray for a minute or so...figured it got hung on something bad in the drive
@Seth Would Ubuntu have deleted files? Or would it just not display stuff when it senses trouble?
I guess she got BSOD'd and Win7 Starter was trying to do system restore and stuff. She didn't want to try that because she didn't want to lose files, so my old roommate said boot up with a USB and poke around. I can try to procure a more detailed explanation.
I haz problem. Okay you fixed it, but now I have a separate problem. Okay you fixed it, but now I have a separate problem. Okay you fixed it, but now I have a separate problem. Okay you fixed it, but now I have a separate problem. Okay finally, built it. By the way that was so not QA format
I tried to update my Ubuntu 12.04 to 12.10. The update downloaded the needed files and then started setting up the packages. Suddenly, I saw some weird things on the screen, and then I didn't have any top or left bar. I couldn't close an app, couldn't switch between apps (alt+tab, windows key, an...
Oh, it's not the question I thought. I was thinking of one which was "how can I learn QML?" with no explanation of what QML was. It must be National Talking at Cross Purposes Day today.
@fossfreedom one last question about that: should the OP be encouraged to edit hist post for clarity? I am not able to edit it myself - as I still have no idea what he is talking about.
yes please ... I was looking at updating various unity questions using unity-tweak-tool over the weekend. I stopped when I realised that there was one-too-many bugs in the current version.
NOTE: This bug is for Ubuntu 12.10 and later only. If you experience something similar in 12.04 then please see bug 964270.
ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:
Since version 1:0.9.8+bzr3319-0ubuntu1, compiz/unity keeps messing up my gsettings (keybindings and WM prefs). This was already covered in bug 1042041, but the change there mostly caused the bug to happen consistently now.
At every session startup I have a script to fix my settings like this:
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gsettings reset org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences auto-raise
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings lower "['<Alt>b']"
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings maximize "['<Super>Up']"
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings unmaximize "['<Super>Down']"
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences focus-mode sloppy
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But after restarting compiz, it changes the settings to:
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$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences…
yep. an alternate solution is too forcibly deregister the dbus provider and shim in a black hole lens that just swallows queries and returns empty set. i was looking at doing that, but renaming stuff was way simpler
if anyone is familiar with lua, there are easy points to be had on a vlc plug-in. it works right up to the file write. askubuntu.com/questions/267670/… at least with lua 5.0 and stock vlc. It's free rep if you're a lua guy