Congrats! So, now you should install the laptop-mode-tools package as
suggested by GustavoCM and configure it.
laptop-mode.conf
I've installed it... How does it work? What I have to configure?
Valeu!
Muito obrigado
It works!
Thanks a lot.
She can execute '/sbin/ifconfig'. Only 'ifconfig' will not run because
/sbin is not in her PATH variable (Bash does not find the binary; nothing
to do with permisions). She can add the this directory to PATH though. For
instance, she can edit ~/.bashrc and add, at the end of that file:
I understand that but if ifconfig is supposed to be run by root only then why
can a regular user access it? Why is it not protected with permissions? Is it
supposed to be run by root only?
Hi,
I'd like to invite anyone interested in hardware support for Gnu/Linux
to comment on this blog post:
https://ftbeowulf.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/ubuntu-that-was-friendly
Keep in mind h-node.org has very different resources/goals, and be nice
when writing there ;)
F.
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Fabián Rodríguez
http://crazyladies.ru
If I would be an Ubuntu user and didn't care about software freedom then this
would be awesome.
This database seems to be a good thing for Ubuntu but, alas, only for Ubuntu.
How can any other distro benefit from it? Its hard, I think. Luckily there is
H-node! Even non-free distros can
This is a bad idea and will work to further muddy the waters and people will
buy hardware that's Linux compatible but not freedom aka Linux-libre
compatible...
Aaargh, if only Linus hadn't caved in and approved binary blobs in the
kernel... Of course this does not mean he couldn't try to
Wow, I had been wondering this for a while, thank you! I'm going to
threadjack: is there also an easy way to add a link to the update manager to
the desktop in 5.5?
There are benefits to databases like this although they are driving us in the
wrong direction. This includes h-node. We should be focusing on getting the
source code released for specific chipsets and building relationships with
companies that further that objective. That is how your going
To add to panel, alt+right click panel add custom launcher add.
Name: Synaptic
Command: /usr/bin/synaptic-pkexec
Icon: /usr/share/icons/gnome-colors-common/32x32/apps/synaptic.png
To add to desktop, drag drop the icon from panel.
Sorry, I meant the Trisquel-updater. Thank you very much for the assistance.
The default behavior of 'ifconfig' (i.e., when called without any argument)
is to display the configuration of the network interfaces. Any user is
allowed to read that information. 'ifconfig' allows to configure those
interfaces too. This time administrator's privileges are required. Maybe
Ok. change command to update-manager, it will automagically find the correct
icon.
Hello again,
Is there a way to see what happens when the charger is plugged in and puggled
out ?
I want to know what happens in order to try to solve the problem (or disable
it). Because I am forced to use Ubuntu 12.10 - Only Free Software - in my
laptop since it is the only one without
You're welcome, glad to help! :)
Thank you!!
Hey!
I believe the charger triggers
/etc/acpi/events/ac and
/etc/acpi/events/battery
which in turn fire pm-powersave
so man pm-powersave should take you to the rabbit hole.
Good luck!
In FF prefs did you enable smooth scrolling?
On 13/01/13 06:02, aliasb...@gmail.com wrote:
I've found that it is related to the Slow problem (because of the
nouveau driver). I've tested with compiz and firefox is slow, mutter
from Gnome3 it is the same, but without any composite (like while
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On 13-01-15 07:12 AM, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to invite anyone interested in hardware support for Gnu/Linux
to comment on this blog post:
https://ftbeowulf.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/ubuntu-that-was-friendly
As I said in my original
Hallo everyone,
i sometimes like jumping around by the tab key forth and back and thus
navigate somewhere by keyboard in some gui rather that clicking the mouse.
but i notice the focus ring around what ever element is active for the
keyboard is hardly visible for me (1920x1200 resolution
As I said in my original message, *let's make comments there*.
Good point.
Dunno how to do it system wide but in abrowser the pref name is
browser.display.focus_ring_width in about:config.
(type about:config to URL bar and hit enter)
I hear some people like to remove it altogether, I myself have made it more
visible too.
Yes they are enable. This problem seems to have appeared since Firefox 17 or
Ubuntu 12.04 since even on Ubuntu 12.10 the problem is here (at least with
the nouveau drivers.. I won't try with the proprietary drivers as you may
imagine).
Need to search a little bit more about this to see if
I really feel stupid when this happen... xD I use to go to that directory
every day when i had my Optimus Laptop (in order to manage, control, and test
the power management with the nvidia activated), but I forgot about it xD
Thank you :D I will see if I get any luck.
PS: I am crossing
:) I'd 2nd that.
Thank you once again ! That was the problem :D
Running pm-powersave to false solved the problem. Now that I know where
the problem is comming from I will try to see how to solve it.
I read all, now it's more clear, but I didn't understand what I have to write
on:
BATT_BRIGHTNESS_COMMAND=echo [value]
LM_AC_BRIGHTNESS_COMMAND=echo [value]
NOLM_AC_BRIGHTNESS_COMMAND=echo [value]
I know the meaning of echo, but not the name of the variables... Have I to
fill all them? With
I would expect them to mean
BATT_BRIGHTNESS_COMMAND whenever you're on battery
LM_AC_BRIGHTNESS_COMMAND on ac and laptop mode
NOLM_AC_BRIGHTNESS_COMMAND on ac and no laptop mode
the value is the number that controls the brightness
BRIGHTNESS_OUTPUT is
Good to hear that! :)
If we remembered all the things we've known, we'd be awfully smart...
Keep drilling!
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