Jason,
That's totally weird. Couple things that could cause this -- try disabling
any composting window managers you may have running to see if that makes a
difference. Also, is your computer stressed out (100% cpu usage) when you
view the page? I've noticed that, among other things, GUIs in
Almost all snd-hda-intel sound cards need quirks added to
/etc/modules.d/alsa
Under the auto-generated configuration add:
options snd-hda-intel model=dell-3stack
Once that is done, save the file and run:
update-modules
Once that has completed (you may need to update-modules --force if it
Stroller,
This doesn't mean that ffmpeg is slotted. It means that the version of VLC
you're trying to merge depends on an OLDER version of ffmpeg. VLC has some
major issues with later versions of ffmpeg that are being handled rather
poorly upstream. So unfortunately, if you want to use a stable
Grant,
I've had a lot of problems lately upgrading ~arch and masked packages. This
is expected (obviously) but 99% of the time I am able to fix them myself
without going through support resources.
If you're using any that are ~arch and in packages.mask perhaps that is why
you're having problems
Well, the README in the source of this package says:
This package contains a few python modules that used to live in
gnome-python-extras:
- gnomeapplet
- gnomeprint, gnomeprint.ui
- gtksourceview
- wnck
- totem.plparser
- gtop
- nautilusburn
- mediaprofiles
- metacity
http://gentoo-wiki.com/Safe_Cflags suggests using:
-march=prescott for 32-bit
-march=nocona for 64-bit.
Neil Bothwick wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 18:09:48 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
model name : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4600 @ 2.40GHz
core2 if you use GCC 4.3,
This program certainly does look nice, I wonder how it will play with
nvidia-settings and the equivalent ATI program.
Given Ubuntu's fairly large dependency on gnome, I'm betting that this
program has the usual gnome dependencies. Since I use Xfce, I will
likely not use it because of that.
I've got an interesting problem when attempting to Suspend-to-RAM (S3) and
virtual consoles. I swear, three days ago it was working and I didn't
change anything (I don't think) at least that would change how this works
(i.e. kernel, drivers, whatever)
With that said, here's my problem (and what
Actually, Will you are a bit wrong. Restarting the ipw3945d service yields
the same results. Here's what happens when I restart the ipw3945 service:
# /etc/init.d/ipw3945d restart
* Stopping eth1
* Bringing down eth1
* Stopping dhcpcd on eth1 ...
[
Abraham,
I think what you may want to do is adjust the DHCP timeout for eth0. For
ethernet devices, it's pretty good to assume that if after 10 seconds it
doesn't receive DHCP it probably wont. So on my laptop, in /etc/conf.d/net
I have:
dhcpcd_eth0=-t 10
Which will timeout eth0 after 10
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