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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:grub2] Link to Post BodyLength: 195 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - I can't comment; Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; IntelliBL - -0.1; Low Rep; Body Starts With: That didn't work... can you please clarify what "git clone" means? 5.5;
[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:boot] Link to Post BodyLength: 341 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - i have the same problem; Low Length; No Code Block; IntelliBL - 0.1; Low Rep; Body Starts With: I have the same problem and I found that secure boot affect state of vgasetcheroo lock down it: 4.0;
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Are you talking about the icons showing up in the Desktop itself? GNOME doesn't have the ability to show Desktop Icons on it. I do know that Xfce4 (Xubuntu), LXDE (Lubuntu) and KDE (Kubuntu) all can show Desktop Icons. — Terrance 17 secs ago
Possible duplicate of How to show the full path of a file or directory in the terminal? — karel 1 min ago
It's two lines, not one line. First change directories using
cd to the directory containing the install.sh file and press Enter. Then type ./install.sh on a new line and press Enter. If you get a permissions error right-click the install.sh file and select Properties -> Permissions tab -> check Allow executing file as program. — karel just nowDo you use grub? Grub stage 1 sits in the MBR (master boot record; or first 512 byte sector of HDD), which is really little more than a pointer to where the later stages of grub are (these reside in /boot/). It could be your 'resize' caused stages 1.5 & 2 of grub to move position of the disk, and thus you need to re-write the MBR to point to the new location? Do you use grub? & MBR? or use eufi? — guiverc 43 secs ago
If Ubuntu Desktop or Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS works on your old Thinkcentre, and you are not connected to the internet, you can run it safely. But there are no security updates after April 2015, so please understand, that your operating system will be vulnerable to attacks via several methods designed after that date (the end of life of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS). — sudodus 2 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How can I repair grub? (How to get Ubuntu back after installing Windows?) — karel 34 secs ago
Please feel free to ask me any questions, give suggestions as far as commands to run or error messages to report. It's all just a little confusing for my newbie self. — Gabriel Naranjo 1 min ago
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And the Ubuntu app is on the same drive as the folder I want it to find. I dragged it into terminal, as you said. — nofreewill 3 mins ago
If it did not make a backup of the files it overwrote, then you have to repair the kernel package. — CL. 2 mins ago
Thanks for bringing it to my attention and I also noticed that the question was edited 3 minutes ago. I will look into it. — karel 2 mins ago
lspci -nnk | grep -iA2 net Locate your wireless one, mine shows: 13:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8723BE PCIe Wireless Network Adapter [10ec:b723] Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company RTL8723BE PCIe Wireless Network Adapter [103c:804c] Kernel driver in use: rtl8723be Kernel modules: rtl8723be — user1323562 29 secs ago
Do not move the head end of the partition. It should work to move the tail end of the partition to shrink the partition. Maybe it helps to check/repair the file system: run
sudo e2fsck -cf /dev/sdx1 where x is the drive letter, for example a or b. See this link for more details. (Try with gparted after you have checked/repaired the file system. You can also check the S.M.A.R.T. information. — sudodus 2 mins agoPS : wifi is more problematic and depends on your hardware. Often it works out of the box, sometimes it needs a few steps to be produced. Google : "ubuntu wifi my-latop-brand-and-model" — Johannes Lemonde 2 mins ago
Try to access your BIOS and check if the boot mode is UEFI or Legacy. One of them tends to skip the linux boot loader (grub). — Johannes Lemonde 3 mins ago
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:bash] Link to Post BodyLength: 124 Rep: 1 Low Length; Possible Link Only; No Code Block; Low Rep; Body Starts With: \[Did the same as George had mentioned. It seems to be working now.\]\[1\] 4.5;
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! This seems to be confirming George's answer. At Ask Ubuntu, we leave such messages as comments on their post instead of writing a different answer! Do invest some time in the site, you will soon gain sufficient privileges to comment on other posts and also upvote answers you like, which is the Ask Ubuntu way of saying thank you. — Bhargav Rao 15 secs ago
/home is traditionally reserved for the home directories of real users - I don't see any good reason for software to be installed there. If it's personal use software, I'd suggest /home/<username>/julia (or equivalently $HOME/julia) — steeldriver 2 mins agoFYI Ubuntu 17.10 goes end-of-life this month (July 2018) so it's not a good choice for new installs — steeldriver 41 secs ago
Try turning off 'fast boot' option in Windows. You can search up how to do that. — Gurmeet Singh 1 min ago
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:wireless] Link to Post BodyLength: 97 Rep: 101 Low Length; Possible Link Only; No Code Block; One Line only; Low Rep; Body Starts With: One more fresh driver for this shit github.com/xtknight/mt7610u-linksys-ae6000-wifi-fixes 5.0;
[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:14.04] Link to Post BodyLength: 68 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Contains Salutation - Thanks; Low Rep; Body Starts With: Thanks @ChrisD. Solution also works for HP 250 G4 with Ubuntu 18.04. 5.0;
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:wireless] Link to Post BodyLength: 198 Rep: 95 Low Length; Possible Link Only; No Code Block; Low Rep; Body Starts With: Few more fresh drivers for this shit 4.0;
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:networking] Link to Post BodyLength: 277 Rep: 1 Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Contains Salutation - Thank you; Contains Whitelisted Word - try to; Low Rep; Body Starts With: I have a problem when I try to introduce the password of my wlan. I receive the answer : 3.5;
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I'm actually more interested in removing the emoji picker that appears on pressing
ctrl+shift+e — aeid 8 secs agoPossible duplicate of Xenial repository does not have a Release file . You should check contents of every file in
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/ (not only /etc/apt/sources.list). — N0rbert 2 mins ago>>but you must now create it in the nameservers listed in the NS record. Would not that ask for creating device/instance records under
a.m.b.example instead as in a.a.m.b.example ? — Nikhil Mulley 1 min agoThere is no information on your web site hosting, environment, CMS or anything. All of these have an effect on website performance, and there is nothing we can do to help without detailed information. — Tero Kilkanen 35 secs ago
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:suspend] Link to Post BodyLength: 74 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: Do "sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root" and your monitor will be off for good. 4.0;
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:wireless] Link to Post BodyLength: 54 Rep: 18 Ends with ?; Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Starts with Keyword; Low Rep; Body Starts With: Can you show us some pictures of what you are getting? 7.0;
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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:apt] Link to Post BodyLength: 118 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - Is there a solution; Ends with ?; Low Length; No Code Block; IntelliBL - 0.5; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: this does not look like it is resolved. I am having the same issue trying to install Handbrake. 7.0;
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