Hello all,
I have set a box for a friend running Kubuntu 16.04 with a brother
MF7680DW multifunction printer/scanner attached via usb. I have
installed the latest drivers from the Brother website and the printer
works fine but the scanner is not found by any scanning program.
Research indicate
I was interested in this topic so loaded up youtube-dl on my Kubuntu box
to try it. However, obviously doing some thing wrong. Perhaps someone
can explain what I am not doing or what is missing from my system?
Bob
youtube-dl -v http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/bespoke/AC1408T001S00#
[debug]
Thanks Arjen - that works brilliantly.
Bob
On 27/03/17 19:04, Arjen Lentz via luv-main wrote:
Hi all
Easier way is webdl https://bitbucket.org/delx/webdl
Handles all of the free to air Australian channels, and can be automated.
Regards,
Arjen.
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Hi Mark,
Have you considered Digikam ( https://digikam.org) ? It has a Batch
Queue Manager with which you can bulk resize as well as lots of photo
editing facilities. I use it for almost all of my photography stuff now.
Bob
On 14/05/17 17:55, Mark Trickett via luv-main wrote:
Hello All,
Hello Mark,
I have used Front Accounting. You may find it worth a look.
http://frontaccounting.com/
Bob
On 29/03/18 20:19, Mark Trickett via luv-main wrote:
Hello All,
I have a friend who has been stuck on Windows because of being tied to
being able to hand his accounting data to the accou
Perhaps I can add my recent experience. I have had problems with NBN
since I signed up in January and have finally had resolution last week.
In choosing my ISP I decided that one criteria must be that they provide
local telephone support and that my bandwidth should remain as stable as
possibl
Hello all,
I need some advise with regard to rescuing data from a raid disk.
History:
I gave a friend a Synology two bay NAS set up as a raid array to store
their data safely and suggested that it was backed up regularly to
another disk as well for safely. All their family photos for the las
Hello again,
It has been suggested that I probably should have included the following
information:
There were 2 hard drives, both WD Caviar Greeen 2.0TB
Raid 1
I think Ext4 not btrfs
Thanks
Bob
Hello all,
I need some advise with regard to rescuing data from a raid disk.
History:
I g
Thanks for the help Glenn.
On 20/7/19 1:40 pm, Glenn McIntosh via luv-main wrote:
On 19/7/19 10:10 am, bob via luv-main wrote:
I can access the damaged disk by attaching it to my Kubuntu workstation,
reading it with testdisk and all the partitions and data appears to be
still there, but I
Thanks to all those who have offered help.
I am slowly working through all the suggestions and will post what I
find and any further info.
No resolution as yet unfortunately.
Bob
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Thanks again for the help. I am struggling a bit with the intricacies of
this but am progressing a little I think.
I have not yet tried Russell's suggestion of purchasing two new 4TB
drives because of the expense but will go in that direction as a last
resort. I have copied the data onto 2TB d
Hi Andrew,
Some months ago I had a raid crash on a Synology server. I was unable to
rescue the array but was able to get all the photo's (thousands) and
videos using Photorec. Have you considered using something like this
if it is only the photo's you are needing? I made a backup image on
a
Hello,
My apologies for the long post.
I am a long-term Linux user (more that 25 years) but not an admin and my
skills are not at that level. In my eighties age is a bit limiting also,
so please be kind :-)
Since upgrading to Kubuntu 24.04 I have been having problems with email
storage usi
Thanks for the responses Les and Colin,
One thing you might try to see if T'bird is the culprit, is to use the
portable app version, either installed on a USB stick or into a folder
of your choice. The caveat is that you'd be manually starting it, so
that may obviate the suspicion that it's n
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