rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
>The slowest I have seen on their web site is a business package (phone +
> internet) at 15/5. That's what's installed here. I've had a business phone
> account with them since they bought Verizon's land-line business some years
> ago.
Ah, OK. I, too have a busi
If your connection is configured for 15/5 you should probably call and talk to
a customer service rep. Unless you've got some special deal for that speed
you're probably over-paying and under-provisioned.
A while back their slowest Fios service offering was 25/x, and these days the
slowest that
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
>I'm not getting the expected data transfer speeds on the fiber network.
> Frontier's tech support shows the correct speeds on their network side so it
> must be something here.
How do you know? Have you run your own speed tests? If you're talking about
access
d...@dicksteffens.com said:
> That's better than before.
You set the bar awfully low. :-/
The fact that after all this time that's all they've been able to accomplish
tells me that they don't have any competent people working for them anymore.
At this point I wouldn't trust them to empty my c
If they're moving everything to the "cloud", then that means they no longer
have any local presence and they are no longer a local (or any other kind of)
ISP. At that point they are just a virtual hosting service. Virtual as in
they subcontract even that to someone else.
They cannot legitimately
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
> On Wed, 4 Oct 2017, John Meissen wrote:
>
> > I assume you've disabled any/all add-ons/extensions/plugins/ad-blockers/etc
> > that you have installed? They can be easy to forget and overlook.
>
> No add-ons or extensions have been add
On Wed, 4 Oct 2017, Rich Shepard wrote:
> Please provide suggestions on tests to run or other diagnostics so I can
> isolate what changed in the past week.
I'm a little late to the discussion, so I may have missed something. But,...
I assume you've disabled any/all add-ons/extensions/plugins/a
The 'mv' command takes the last argument as the destination. The shell will
expand the wildcard into a list before calling 'mv' (or performing it, as I
think it's actually built-in), so in your example
mv *
is equivalent to
mv a b c
> Dear All
>
> Yesterday, I was told of this usage of "mv
Lots of message with no response left on their Facebook page, too.
Not the way for an ISP to behave. I guess we'll find out tomorrow if they're
still around.
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d...@dicksteffens.com said:
> My machine opens programs slowly. It used to be that I'd double click on a
> spreadsheet icon and LibreOffice would open it in at most a couple of
> seconds. Now it takes several. What steps should I take to figure out what's
> causing this slow down?
This is usual
When my then 94 year old neighbor passed away back around 2001 or so, I helped
his daughter clean out the house and prepare it for sale. Buried under a pile
of cardboard boxes in one corner I found an IBM PC-AT.
I rescued the AT, which works perfectly, and it's been sitting in my house ever
sin
joh...@gmx.com said:
> United Radio Supply at NE 7th and Couch would be my first choice.
> https://www.ursele.com/about/
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
> Grainger Industrial Supplies or Platt Electric might carry them.
Are these places that sell retail? I'm looking for parts for a small person
I used to go to Radio Shack for this sort of thing.
Does anyone know of a local source for barrel connectors (used on things like
laptop power bricks and other power supplies) other than Fry's?
john-
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wch...@gmail.com said:
> Since the router has the DNS hard wired I cannot change it, and the quick fix
> is just to fix the router in the path.
> For the time I guess I am going to put the DNS in my main computer and let it
> do it's own queries, but all of the rest of them either I will have to
On Thu, Apr 20, 2017 at 05:48:31AM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
>Just ran tree on ~/ and copied last few lines of the output to a file:
>
> âââ legal
> âââ palmer
> â âââ laxare
> â âââ suppl-rpt
> âââ past
>
> Inspite of the fact that the subject of my current interest is WordPress
> I avoid blogs and web based support groups
> [neither indexes content reasonably]
>
> I prefer USENET although lists like "lists.debian.org/debian-user/" are
> very *USEFUL*.
>
> Anyone willing to tell me "Where
cathy.sm...@pnnl.gov said:
> You can consider making the mounts soft mounts
Also, 'soft mounts' determines error handling behavior of the mounted
filesystem, and doesn't really apply to the mounting process itself.
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cathy.sm...@pnnl.gov said:
> No criticism intended, but cross mounting is not a good practice. You've
> experienced one of the issues. Ideally you'd want to get rid of all cross
> mounts. Practically, in a legacy environment, that may not be possible. You
> can consider making the mounts soft
robert.ci...@gmail.com said:
> Sounds like you want autofs:
>
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Autofs
No, different use case. What I want is for 'mount' to work the way it's
supposed to:
bg / fg Determines how the mount(8) command behaves if an attempt
to mount an export fa
Do we still have any Ubuntu experts in the group?
I have a number of systems that have cross-mounted filesystems. Generally
things work OK, but after a power outage today I noticed an issue during boot.
One of the systems didn't have the nfs server running (other issues), and my
main server st
joh...@gmx.com said:
> The 1 GB service is $70 a month, plus 3.99 for a 'recovery fee,' whatever that
> is, and installation is free. And I opted to lease the modem for the time
> being, so the total comes to $83.97, less $9.99 after I get my own modem.
> Installation is Tuesday 2/28.
Is that a p
> It's an APC SmartUPS 1500, with dead batteries.
>
> http://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/products/APC-Smart-UPS-1500VA-LCD-120V/P-SMT1500
>
> It's at least five years old, and probably closer to ten. It weighs a
> ton.
All UPS devices eventually need to have the batteries replaced. Batteries will
pr
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
>I would appreciate someone explaining why I might be seeing these results
> and offer ideas how I might once again reach his web site.
Because that's what his nameserver is returning as his IP address. Not much you
can do until that changes.
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joh...@comcast.net said:
> cp smb://synology.local/synology/ cp: cannot create regular
> file âsmb://synology.local/synology/â: No such file or directory
That's because 'cp' doesn't understand URL-style paths. 'cp' only deals with
local filesystems. If you want to use 'cp' you'll have to
denis.heidtm...@gmail.com said:
> That is what I did:
> sudo systemctl stop cups.service:
>no messages in response.
> sudo systemctl restart cups.service.
>Msg: "failed to restart cups.service unit cups.service is masked"
Have you tried
sudo systemctl unmask cups.service
sudo
USB-C cables can be tricky. If you ever intend to get anything using one I
recommend you read Benson Leung's reviews:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/collection/s0Inv
In fact, I would recommend reading them anyway. A bad cable can damage your
equipment.
john-
gen...@gmail.com said:
>
> My unders
kei...@kl-ic.com said:
> Various websites like "internet speed test" are usually too optimistic; they
> connect to test servers with good bandwidth and low congestion. But most let
> you choose the test server. I often select a test server in Boston or Atlanta
> or Miami to test the whole interne
joh...@comcast.net said:
> How do I find an internal Comcast server? What is 'the Comcast tool'?
...
On Wed, 17 Feb, j...@meissen.org said:
> Comcast has their own speed test site, which, since it stays within their
> network, will hopefully give you a more reliable indication of your actua
Comcast has been having network issues the last day or so. They were down all
over the country yesterday, and supposedly fixed the issue(s), but may still
have lingering ones.
http://downdetector.com/status/comcast-xfinity/map/
I usually just use the Speakeasy speed test:
https://www.speakea
Are you sure it's not just dirty?
I used to have a special "cleaning" CD that had a a little brush that would
wipe the optics as it spun. I don't know if they still make those. You could
try compressed air...
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j...@meissen.org said:
> WHat I want is the opposite behavior. I want to forward only if not resolved
> by the zone file(s) I'm providing.
Playing around some more shows it's working the way I want when resolving
requests from other machines on the network. It's only NOT doing it right when
tr
I'm running a local copy of bind9 so that I can easily manage/resolve all of
the machines on my internal net. I've been doing this for many years.
In general it works well. However, Netflix, Google, etc. have a tendency to
have caches local to the ISPs network (for large ISPs) that are much clo
Sorry for the late reply.
No. I have quite an assortment (8.5V, 9V, 12V, AC, DC,...) but I didn't find
this one. It takes 10.5V AC. :-(
If you want it anyway, let me know. I was going to head into the general
direction of the city tomorrow around noon, I could stop by PSU.
john-
> John
>
>
>
> John. I would love to have the Westell 6100
>
> Of course each DSL Router will have it's own IP address.. What I will do
> is only run one at a time. Shut off the one I am not using and turn on
> the other. That should work?
I honestly don't know.
I'm in Beaverton. Whereabouts are you
>
> Where is a good place to get a DSL modem..
>
> I have TDS and have their DSL modem in house. I have another building I
> am running a phone line to. I thought it might just be easier if I bought
> my own DSL modem for that installation.?
>
I have a Westell 6100 (E90-610015-06) that you c
isaa...@gmail.com said:
> However the support team of our DLP software claiming that it is NOT standard
> response and the "standard" response should follow this format
> "220-Filezilla Server"
> More specifically the "-" missing, causing our issue for not detecting FTP
> response correctly.
>
>The flatbed scanner is plugged into a 4-port USB adapter that is connected
> to a USB port on the rear of the system. The speakers are also plugged into
> the 4-port adapter.
>
>The speakers work just fine. Xsane no longer finds the flatbed scanner
> when plugged into any of the three ava
kei...@gate.kl-ic.com said:
> On Mon, Apr 06, 2015 at 09:48:53AM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
> > On Mon, 6 Apr 2015, John Meissen wrote:
> >
> > >In my personal opinion, yes. 90% of the spam I reject is based on no
> > >reverse-DNS being available. My assumpt
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
>Much spam passing current postfix UCE filters and landing in the INBOX are
> from IP addresses that do not resolve to a domain name. The headers include a
> 'Received: from (unknown [nnn.ooo.ppp.qqq])'.
>Is the unknown IP address a reliable indicator of sp
ed, Apr 1, 2015 at 5:04 PM, John Meissen wrote:
>
> >
> > If there are any Ubuntu users lurking here maybe one of them can provide
> > some
> > insight
> >
> > I'm running Ubuntu 14.04LTS (upgraded from 12.04LTS), Gnome fallback.
> >
> >
If there are any Ubuntu users lurking here maybe one of them can provide some
insight
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04LTS (upgraded from 12.04LTS), Gnome fallback.
I applied updates yesterday and rebooted. Now I can't switch to any VT using
ctrl-alt-F1 - F6. I don't see anything interesting in the
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
> In other words, each of the following commands copies the files in the same
> way, including their setting of the attributes of /dest/foo:
>rsync -av /src/foo /dest
>rsync -av /src/foo/ /dest/foo
>In the first line the contents
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
>And the timestamp in the tar'd directory is still at 2015-01-16 20:47; in
> other words, that time has not changed for more than an hour.
Why would you expect the timestamp on a directory to change without changing
anything in the directory?
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d...@dicksteffens.com said:
> My MythTV box is scheduled to go into the shop on Monday because of an
> intermittent freeze.
...
> Before I take it in to the hardware gurus I want to be sure I've run
> appropriate tests. I ran memtest with no errors. What disk test should I run
> that will be a
rshep...@appl-ecosys.com said:
>
> On Tue, 16 Sep 2014, Joe Pruett wrote:
>
> > start off with simple stuff. is the ip that you get from ping the same
> > as other people get? i see 140.211.15.75. have you tried lynx or links
> > to open it?
>
> Joe,
>
>More information:
>
> [rshepard@sa
http://www.oregon-electronics.com/x/home.php
> Someone is in town for Debconf, & wants to buy raspberry pi in Portland. I
> remember someone in here mentioning a store that carries them. Yet, I
> can't find that thread in here.Does anybody know that store's name or
> url ?Thanks
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damo.g...@gmail.com said:
> If anybody knows of any ways to access USENET that aren't costing money at
> this point, I'd sure appreciate any pointers you might be able to offer.
I access USENET via nntp.aioe.org, but it's been a long time since I bothered
trying to cache my own copies of the ne
>I can send mail out, ping external servers, and access Web sites but I've
> received no incoming mail since Frontier changed my IP address (again) at
> 6:30 am today. I'd appreciate help via phone (503-667-4517) as I cannot read
> any incoming messages.
>
mail.appl-ecosys.com resolves to 192
kei...@gate.kl-ic.com said:
> Meanwhile, hunting around for clues, I found this: http://www.amazon.com/
> Gefen-EXT-DVI-EDIDN-DVI-Detective-N/dp/B000VXHBAI/
> That is DVI, not VGA, but there might be a similar device that stores EDID
> information for VGA from another manufacturer. Good hunting!
Not a Linux issue per se, but looking for recommendations, anecdotes, etc.
I have an older Cybex 8-port VGA KVM that I've used for a long time, and
generally I like it a lot. The problem is that it doesn't support the monitor
EDID function. I've worked around this until now by specifying modeli
mich...@jamhome.us said:
> On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 03:40:45PM -0800, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> > When I remove fred from the network, fred forgets who he is,
> > and smb will no longer connect. Bad configuration, the
> > "windows shares" point at fred when I would prefer they
> > point at localhost
> I guess I should have known better. Ubuntu has had a nasty habit of breaking
> things for me lately.
>
> Now my nfs mounts aren't working anymore. No matter what I try I get
>
> mount.nfs: an incorrect mount option was specified
>
> I get that even if I don't specify ANY options.
>
> I
Sorry for the spam flood. The Ubuntu update also broke my sendmail setup,
overwriting my sendmail.cf file and updating all the .db files and changing
permissions on them. It took me a while to get it straightened out, and I
didn't realize it was spooling the attempts.
john-
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It had been a while since I applied updates to my mail/web server (there's
never a convenient time to break things), and I had some time this weekend, so
I went ahead and processed the pending updates expecting to reboot and be back
online.
I guess I should have known better. Ubuntu has had a n
It had been a while since I applied updates to my mail/web server (there's
never a convenient time to break things), and I had some time this weekend, so
I went ahead and processed the pending updates expecting to reboot and be back
online.
I guess I should have known better. Ubuntu has had a n
It had been a while since I applied updates to my mail/web server (there's
never a convenient time to break things), and I had some time this weekend, so
I went ahead and processed the pending updates expecting to reboot and be back
online.
I guess I should have known better. Ubuntu has had a n
It had been a while since I applied updates to my mail/web server (there's
never a convenient time to break things), and I had some time this weekend, so
I went ahead and processed the pending updates expecting to reboot and be back
online.
I guess I should have known better. Ubuntu has had a n
joh...@comcast.net said:
> On both computers ('version' is uppercase):
> mount -V
> mount from util-linux 2.20.1 (with libblkid and selinux support)
I said "-v", not "-V". What verbose output can you get?
> As for messages, I am not sure where the messages are. I looked in /var/
joh...@comcast.net said:
> To reiterate, the laptop (server) is 192.168.0.155 and the desktop (client) is
> 192.168.0.146. Here is the error message again from the desktop (two lines,
> wrapped):
> sudo mount -t nfs
> 192.168.0.155:/media/jjj/Movies /media/jjj/Devil--Bonobo
>
Good description, but some comments..
>
> The next screen is Locale Settings. While we just finished (in another
> post) talking about how we're now using ATSC instead of NTSC, NTSC is
> the correct setting for TV Format.
I'm not sure, but if you have a recent TV that supports HD I think you
joh...@comcast.net said:
> 2) I found a place where the GUI front end found my HDHomeRun and set up its
> ID and IP address. But when I try to do anything I get an error message "could
> not connect to the master backend server." What is a master backend server? Is
> this needed for viewing S&M pr
> I have ordered an HDHomerun to add TV functionality to my Xubuntu
> desktop. I will want to watch only over the air broadcasts. According
> to tvfool.com (a website that I learned about at the last Clinic) there
> are roughly 20 stations approximately 4 miles SSW of my house (about
> 220 degrees)
Using DHCP to manage your fixed IP addresses is so much better, in multiple
ways.
For one, it provides a central place to manage/track systems and their
addresses across the entire network. No warrying about getting hosts files out
of sync.
But even better, things "just work". I have a laptop
> Thanks, Galen, for the help with my MythTV installation at the clinic
> this afternoon.
>
> When I got home from the clinic I started up the laptop, stopped the
> Myth frontend, edited /etc/network/interfaces, deleting all those
> comment signs in front of the static IP entries and putting on
Well, my crashes and screen resolution issues may have been solved, but the
resource leaks haven't.
After a random amount of time I start getting
Maximum number of clients reached
errors from X. Right now I have exactly 3 firefox windows, one terminal window,
and one Pigin window open. I can
> At 12:13 AM 10/19/2013, you wrote:
> >On Fri, 18 Oct 2013 23:52:42 -0700
> >jim karlock dijo:
> >
> > >I have Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
> > >When I start the update it gets a list of 51 updates.
> > >When I select install updates it starts then reports "failed to
> > >download package files"
> > >This h
kingbeow...@gmail.com said:
> I said:
> > Oct 13 22:24:10 kernel: [79565.080103] nautilus[6439]: segfault at
> > 10 ip b6ef1151 sp bfc13cb8 error 4 in
> > libcairo.so.2.11000.2[b6ea6000+c7000] Oct 13 22:29:09 kernel:
> > [79864.478015] gnome-settings-[6401]: segfault at 10 ip b6bbb151 sp
> > bfabe
d...@dicksteffens.com said:
> I have the source code for a program to allow the use of a USB transcribing
> foot pedal. When I try to run it in the directory in which the source code
> resides I get an error message:
Have you tried installing from a package? Is this it?
http://code.google.c
I said:
> When I rebooted my display wouldn't configure properly.
Initially it came up in a mode my monitor didn't support. Eventually, after
searching and tweaking for an hour or more last night, I got it to at least
come up in 1024x768 (pretty awful when the native resolution is 1920x1200).
> On 10/13/2013 03:15 PM, Dick Steffens wrote:
> > When I was setting up my current desktop, a Gateway with a 64 bit
> > processor, I remember learning that the nVidia driver did not work with
> > 64 bit, but would work with 32 bit. And so that is what I am running on
> > this machine. This was
j...@meissen.org said:
> I still need a way to disable this stupid auto-maximize every time I
> accidentally hit the top of the screen when moving a window. :-(
Found it. It's actually a Compiz setting under Window Management. Disabling
"Grid" accomplishes what I want.
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joh...@comcast.net said:
> "John Meissen" dijo:
> >That's it. No "panel options" or "panel settings". No "more settings" .
>
> I don't use the same desktop as you, so my advice might be wrong. But it seems
> to me that you click
kd7...@gmail.com said:
>
> On 09/30/2013 11:03 AM, John Meissen wrote:
> > Two more annoyances
> >
> > The panel at the bottom of the screen (WindowList) used to have an option to
> > "auto-hide". It doesn't do that anymore, and it's tak
Two more annoyances
The panel at the bottom of the screen (WindowList) used to have an option to
"auto-hide". It doesn't do that anymore, and it's taking up valuable screen
real estate that I want back. I've checked every "configuration" and
"preferences" screen I can find. Any suggestions
pa...@freegeek.org said:
> On Fri, 2013-09-27 at 12:22 -0700, John Meissen wrote:
>
> > Is it suddenly downloading and applying updates in the
> > background?!? That's a no-no. Update Manager settings still shows "Display"
> > only. Is there a different
pa...@freegeek.org said:
> apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager will get you the old setting
> manager
I already had compizconfig-settings-manager installed, that's what I was using.
> Then enable Desktop Wall (or rotate cube) -> bindings
> (Ctrl+Alt + arrow is the default, I think, b
d...@dicksteffens.com said:
> In Applications - System Tools - System Settings, in the Hardware group, is a
> button for Keyboard. That has a tab for Shotcuts. One of those shortcuts is
> Launch Terminal, with the default setting of Ctrl+Alt+T. Down at the bottom
> it says, "To edit a shortcut,
d...@dicksteffens.com said:
> Did you install GNOME session fallback? In the Ubuntu Software Center it's
> called:
> GNOME Session Manager - GNOME fallback session
> gnome-session-fallback
Yes. That was implied when I said I got most of the gnome environment back, and
that I wasn't
I finally got around to "upgrading" the Ubuntu 10.04 LTS system that I use
daily to the 12.04 LTS release. I've been putting it off because I knew that it
would break everything user-interface related that I depended on. :-( And of
course I wasn't disappointed. Or rather, I was. Whatever.
I got
kingbeow...@gmail.com said:
> 5. I built my own DTV antenna for grins:
> http://cdn.makezine.com/make/television/04/DTV_Antenna_FINAL.pdf
> I used scraps: some leftover 18 gauge Cu wire and a piece of cork flooring.
> I get excellent 1080i reception of PDX stations from Vancouver at ground
> le
Un-printable characters (including cr/lf) in the data read from the file?
> I'm trying to read the content of a file to specify the name of a server to a
> python script. If I set the variable directly, it works fine If I read the
> file, the script fails with a 'can't find server' error.
>
>
kingbeow...@gmail.com said:
> Fair enough. Since you posted on PLUG I had just assumed it was Linux related.
> Extra memory never hurts, with the right OS. If you got the cash, just go
> ahead and fill up all the DIMM slots. Sell, or donate the old sticks. Post
> back if you still have memory i
kingbeow...@gmail.com said:
>
> I agree with Rick. Just pop in 3x4GB sticks into the empty slots. You
> won't notice the speed mismatch. BUT...
>
> More importantly, performance will be governed by how your kernel was
> compiled for memory utilization (memory paging). If using a 32-bit
> kern
>
> On Apr 19, 2013, at 11:02 AM, Rick wrote:
>
> > Having mis-matched speeds shouldn't be a problem - AFAIK, it will just mean
> > that all 6 DIMMs will run at 1066. The 1333 memory should run fine at 1066
> > - it's just a matter of being CAPABLE of 1333 speeds.
>
> And doing so will put you
I have a question for the hardware gurus out there...
I have a system I put together about 4 years ago specifically to handle
storing/editting the HD videos I was starting to accumulate. At the time it was
the most money I'd spent on hardware in a long time, and included an ASUS P6T
Deluxe LGA
I use TaxAct every year. No shame there. I admit I haven't used Win2K in over
10 years, though.
I'm not sure what problem you're trying to solve. What file are you trying to
copy to the flash drive? What program won't save what program somewhere?
Regards,
john-
> HI
>
> I know this isn't the
joh...@comcast.net said:
> I am jjj:jjj on both computers.
...
> What I can't figure out is what "10 1000 1000" means on the Movies drive or
> how to get chown (or chmod?) to change the permissions on it to match the
> 0123-4567 drive.
Most likely it's that, while you are "jjj:jjj" on both comp
I've thrown away more than one Lite-on drive. You couldn't pay me to take one
anymore. All of my recent builds use Asus drives, and I've been very happy with
them. Fry's sells OEM-packaged Asus drives for $22.
Of course, I don't burn as many DVDs these days as I used to
john-
> Newegg rat
> I need an example more current than the hole I dug myself
> into some 40+ tears ago when I, as an engineering co-op,
> wrote a production test procedure which depended more on my
> experience with a color TV with a CTC-2 chassis than I
> realized. Anybody here old enough to recognize my error
Anybody know where I can get a cantilevered 20" shelf for a standard 19" rack
locally? I didn't see anything at Fry's. I don't know who else in the Portland
area carries this sort of thing.
Either something like this
http://www.alliedelec.com/search/productdetail.aspx?SKU=70164333#tab=specs
o
There are many different kinds of security, but I'll assume you're referring
to computers and related systems.
A lot of people are spending a lot of time and effort on that. Some interesting
reading:
http://dsd.gov.au/infosec/top35mitigationstrategies.htm
http://www.cpni.gov.uk/advice/cyber/Cri
vso...@gmail.com said:
> I don't like my Ubuntu 12.something. I can't figure out what programs are on
> my machine. There is no menu. I want to go back to 10.04. Or I want to put
> on Mint or Debian on my desktop computer. I really don't relish hauling my
> desktop computer down to the clinic
I had one (along with my 80-column card reader and 5-1/4" floppy changer). But
I don't have a controller for it. I'll see if it's still in the closet.
john-
> Does anyone have a 5-1/4" floppy drive they don't want?
>
> I tried at Free Geek and learned that they pitch them as soon as they
> get
bkere...@ubuntu.com said:
> When you know how to use the HUD and Customize Appearance it works much better
> than most DE's and saves so much time over a menu based DE. But you can remove
> it using apt-get remove and just replace it with another DE such as xfce or
> kde.
> http://www.techrepubli
Anybody know if Ubuntu 12.04 is supported by Fusion on a Mac? My early search
results seem to indicate that's a negative. :-(
Right now I'm running Fusion 3. I haven't seen any reason to upgrade because it
seems like the main reason would be to get Lion support, and I may never
upgrade my Mac
jen.montser...@gmail.com said:
> what are your recommendations for ... an extremely low power consumption
> desktop?
There was a discussion on the list back around 11/23 about 'Tiny "desktop"
computers' that might be relevant. The Jetway HBJC231C98-525-B looked
interesting. Unfortunately I do
> Anyone on this list currently using MythTV as a DVR on Linux? If so, what
> are your recommendations for a TV tuner card and an extremely low power
> consumption desktop? Any other advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
Yes. I'm using MythTV.
I recommend HDHomeRun. The one I'm currently usin
raander...@gmail.com said:
> So I went Googling for a data recovery service and so far am looking at
> Gillware Data Recovery. I like the look because they only charge if they
> recover the data. Anyone have experience with this company? Any other
> recommendations?
I have a neighbor who ru
m...@linuxexam.com said:
> I may be getting a Mac soon, and am wondering about virtualization options to
> accommodate Linux. The two basic options I know of are VMWare Fusion 4 and
> Parallels Desktop 7.
I've never tried Parallels.
I tried VirtualBox a while back, but a bug in the hostfs was c
> On 04/06/2012 09:19 AM, Richard C. Steffens wrote:
> > On 04/06/2012 09:12 AM, wes wrote:
> >> I would start by looking in the BIOS of your machine - the drive should
> >> appear there. if not, it may be disabled or have some other issue.
> > It's been so long since I've had to mess with hardware
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