> However, this is only true for some PDFs. A very strange issue.
It's a web server configuration issue. Look at the response, the content-type
header for both a working and a non-working link. You can use e.g. this tool
http://get-sniffer.com/
Nice job, Chris.
This article alone is sufficient for a layman like me to understand why FCC's
proposed rule on modular transmitters and electronic labels for wireless
devices are absurd from freedom point of view.
Wish you all the success in your efforts in this regard!!
"This time
sorry I didn't understand correctly the first time. Now I see. Tom is right.
go to prefs-apps and as pdf document click on select other and insert the
evince path - /usr/bin/evince
cheers :)
Really its a Software Freedom Day :D accurately i am listing about that first
time :)
http://www.genrocket.com/
Maybe you could try streaming from https://libre.fm. A lot of the songs there
are CC-BY-SA. I sometimes check the box "Only play me songs that other people
love".
Yea- what's the license, maybe I can edit it an insert "free software"
instead.
:)
You think this music would be good for a party? I've really got utterly no
idea about music.
I'm not sure if any of the OpenBSD songs are particularly inappropriate
(either for a party, or political messages within, certainly don't want to
promote BSD's message at the 30th party for FSF)
I guess that depends on what kind of party it is. If it's for dancing then
you might not want the genres to change randomly, which they do on libre.fm,
but you can also download the songs from there directly and then only choose
those that you think are appropriate.
Playing OpenBSD songs
Hmm, what license would a BSD distro choose? ;)
Perhaps also this remix to appease the metalheads
http://www.jonobacon.org/2011/06/15/metal-free-software-song-2-this-time-its-personal/
Besides that there is some nice stuff on https://www.jamendo.com/ (all kind
of cc licenses)
Josh Gay @ the FSF and a 4-5 others from the Save Wifi coalition participated
in a phone conference with the FCC the other day (I unfortunately missed it-
chalk that up to overwork in part to the radio shows and the like I've been
doing non-stop for two weeks, new employee training,
In addition to ThinkPenguin sponsoring the party I've volunteered to organize
the FSF 30th Ohio B'day party. One of the things I need for the party is a
playlist of songs. What would people suggest? I'm probably the worst person
to come up with a playlist given I don't listen to music.
Hello guys,
I wanted to view the following PDF file by using Abrowser:
http://www2.imm.dtu.dk/pubdb/views/edoc_download.php/6445/pdf/imm6445.pdf
Unfortunately, I only have the option to view this file with VLC instead of
evince and the checkbox "Do this automatically for files like this
We can't let this happen.
I've been trying to convince my friends to also write comments to them.
I can not believe this "thing" is happening.
Thanks for that very helpful, have tried to edit /etc/default/grub but must
be doing something wrong. Am trying to add
processor.max_cstate=1
to
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
GRUB_TIMEOUT=5
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR=`lsb_release -i -s 2> /dev/null || echo Debian`
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
You would get:
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
GRUB_TIMEOUT=5
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR=`lsb_release -i -s 2> /dev/null || echo Debian`
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash processor.max_cstate=1"
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
And, yes, you need to execute 'sudo update-grub' after saving
/etc/default/grub.
Won't the config files in /home be overwritten as soon as a second distro is
installed?
I'm using XFCE and I don't have a reset button in that menu.
Thanks a million for bringing GRUB to light!. Regards! I ll try!.
Hi thanks, that is exactly what I did, and things did improve a bit but still
got some hangs, though less.
I have tried something that was put forward as a fix for the Toshiba NB300
and this seems to be a fix for the NB200 as well:
etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash
Right-click on the file in the file manager, go to the "Open With" tab, and
click on the button labeled "Reset". That will reset the association of .pdf
files to its default state. I don't have the problem you describe, so this
should fix it.
Right click - open with other application - make sure "use as default" is
checked and click on evince or whatever. Now all your pdfs will open with
that app you chose.
They do but not if I try to open them from within aBrowser. However, this is
only true for some PDFs. A very strange issue.
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If you tell the distros not to format /home it should be ok.
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