Just adding a note that this can also happen in Gnome on a system
without XFCE.
Commenting out:
x-scheme-handler/file=exo-file-manager.desktop
In the file:
~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
Like the Fedora note above worked. Not sure if a new ticket is needed to
address the but outside
Just wanted to note this also effect Lenovo T450s, 4.4.0-24-generic
#43~14.04.1-Ubuntu . The fix in #46 and #47 seems to work. Will double
check if the fix has already made it to my other identical machine on
16.04.
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Also just happened to me on a machine with "proposed" disabled. I fixed
by downloading a newer version of network-manager via another
computer/usb stick. My system seemed to show a newer version was
available, and had I done the upgrade before turning it off it probably
would have skipped this
I actually find it's often the enclosure. I have one external 2.5 that
beeps and fails to mount on all but 1 usb port on my laptop. Absolutely
a power issue - even though I have tried some of those dual power usb
cables.
It's actually why I'm partial to buying the drive and enclosure
separate.
On 06/17/2014 10:37 AM, brendanperrine wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jun 2014 02:25:03 -0700
Michael Paoli michael.pa...@cal.berkeley.edu wrote:
or wiped, even if not operational?
I think the gnome-disks tools may be able to get smart data of usb drives it
works for my seagate expansion drives
On 06/17/2014 11:29 AM, Josh Berkus wrote:
All,
So I have a Zenbook Prime running 12.10, which is EOL. I understand I'm
going to have to step it through upgrades to 13.04 and 13.10 to get it
to 14.04.
Questions:
a) is there a least painful way to do this?
b) is there a good way to
UbuntuGIS Stable (PPA referenced here) does not contain postgis for raring. You
installed postgis from the default ubuntu repos and got version 1.5. Version 2
is when the Extension method was introduced. So if you want postgis 2 please
use UbuntuGIS Unstable PPA
Initially assigned to wrong Package, see comment #1 for reason why it's
also invalid.
** Package changed: proj (Ubuntu) = postgis (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: postgis (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Google Hangout would likely work similarly to that method on 64bit...
I'm sure there are some other ways too.
Enjoy,
Alex
On 08/11/2013 04:37 PM, Robert Lewis wrote:
If the install is going to be on a 32-bit machine (not a 64-bit machine)
you can use Teamviewer remotely to talk her through it.
A follow up to my comment #42 above, my issue appeared to be from
precise-updates being on by default in my install. That has to be off
before doing the pinning or needs to be given a negative pin value to
make your stuff revert to stock versions. Once wine is installed it
seems ok to turn them
A follow up to my comment #42 above, my issue appeared to be from
precise-proposed being on by default in my install. That has to be off
before doing the pinning or needs to be given a negative pin value to
make your stuff revert to stock versions.
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I started looking into this more, did an upgrade, then did a fresh
install. Started wondering if I had a PPA with too new of packages that
was making the amd64 packages version not be the same as the i386. I
think that is the case, but it might not be a PPA since some of the
offending newer
Ubuntu (and I believe Debian) all use the sudo concept.
To elevate privaleges to equivalent of root you need to use sudo.
sudo su
gets you what you probably expected (su to user root). However best
practices says you should just use sudo command to do what you want
Look for the ubuntuguide and
On 05/25/2012 03:07 PM, Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi John,
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 2:21 PM, John Kim jkgodzvis...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you think its possible to have Canonical sponsor this project? Our
school obviously has limited resources, from laptops to computers.
Where are you
I believe I'm having this issue, though ssh auth via krb5 works, pam
based auth in postgres fails with this error.
kernel: [68673.518855] postgres[7268]: segfault at 8 ip b4c859ad sp
bfd183f0 error 4 in pam_krb5.so[b4c8+c000]
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I'd just wanted to add that this doesn't only effect laptop/netbook
users. I have a low power server with an SSD (atom 5w) and would love
trim support on that. I also recently bought 2 new rack servers each
with an SSD drive for scientific computing purposes. I'm not terribly
fond of having to use
Sounds to me like Seidos is looking for a component to host/write
documentation to go along with application development hosted on
launchpad. Along with that would be a standard link at the top of each
project to it's documentation section.
I haven't seen this on Launchpad and am unaware of plans
This does not appear to be an ubuntu specific issue:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:Testing:Shutdown_Hang
and the linked
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=532435
are possible culprits.
** Bug watch added: Mozilla Bugzilla #532435
So I did the following on the commandline:
spatialite newdatabase.sqlite
The new database created by spatialite appears to have the correct
metadata tables that would be created by the init sql. However I could
see how if you wanted to convert an existing sqlite db you would need
the script. I'll
I can see various pros and cons of the situation. What I would love is
not intentionally limiting customization. Seems that each new version of
ubuntu core UI functions get changed in an attempt to make the interface
better, but I caution against making it really hard for users to switch
or
My understanding is that version 2.4+ which is available upstream (and in the
ubuntugis ppa) no longer requires this file in order to create a spatial
database. Can't seem to find the source of that information right now and need
to test that.
The file in question I believe is
On 08/18/2010 06:51 AM, Mark Weisler wrote:
Ilan Rabinovitch wrote:
Hello,
Do we have any plans for the upcoming software freedom day? It would be
great to setup a table at a local library, farmers market, or similar
non-tech venue and spread the word about FL/OSS. Specifically I was
Another local Installfest (Northern Ca/Central Valley)...
While not focused on Ubuntu that is the majority of what we install and
we will have 10.04 on hand in various flavors. Volunteers and spectators
are welcome. A few official disks would be nice if anyone is planning to
head this way.
On 04/22/2010 03:30 PM, Jono Bacon wrote:
On Thu, 2010-04-22 at 15:28 -0700, giovanni_re wrote:
Must be time for California to pack it up go home.
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors
No technology going on in this state.
Not entirely sure that just because there is not a
Agreed this should get bumped up. I noticed issues before gusty,
anything in evince or kghostview with graphics results in an Error
Operand stack message being printed. Just tried Kpdf on a Gnome install
and it took a while but worked with the BR3 script driver and the
foomatic postscript ppd.
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