My gpg key works just fine in a gnome-terminal when I'm logged in via
the gnome display manager. New in stretch is that gnome now pops a
windows for me to give the passphrase, which is really nice, but not so
good if I'm remotely logged-in via SSH. Then I get the disturbing error,
gpg: public key
Unimaginable! I reinstalled GNOME3, xorg, started from scratch, short of
reformatting the disk and NO.
In xterm,
$ gnome-terminal
Error constructing proxy for
org.gnome.Terminal:/org/gnome/Terminal/Factory0: Error calling
StartServiceByName for org.gnome.Terminal:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus
Folks,
I upgraded to jessie a few moments ago and I cannot run gnome-terminal.
What's up?
I ran root-terminal and it broke my desktop completely. What's up?
Thanks
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OK, found the problem. It's the fglrx driver. Switched to the ati driver
and things are back to normal. I guess this card is now supported by the
ati driver (didn't used to.)
The graphics card is,
1002:5460 ATI Technologies Inc M22 [Radeon Mobility M300]
Ricardo
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I recently updated my laptop running lenny and the X11 fonts became
blurry, kind of clumsy looking. The GNOME appearence preferences do
nothing. I use XOrg, the standard 100dpi xfonts, ATI Radeon card with
the fglrx driver, just stardard stuff. I installed xfs to see if it
helps, but not.
This is
Arthur Barlow wrote:
Rick Pasotto wrote:
I pretty much keep current with 'testing' but seldom reboot. Today I
rebooted and system fonts are noticeably smaller than before the reboot.
My Seamonkey window now shows two more lines of text because the menubar
text is smaller.
Why would the display
I recently updated my laptop running lenny and the X11 fonts became
blurry, kind of clumsy looking. The GNOME appearence preferences do
nothing. I use XOrg, the standard 100dpi xfonts, ATI Radeon card with
the fglrx driver, just stardard stuff. I installed xfs to see if it
helps, but not.
This is
How can one suppress regeneration of /etc/motd in etch?
The old EDITMOTD varible in /etc/default/rcS is no longer used for this
purpose.
Ricardo Yanez
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>
> my ISP disconnects me once a day, so that I won't keep a quasi-static IP
> I don't pay for. Now, pppd reconnects swiftly, but ntp doesn't seem to
> like this anyway. Soon after the dis-/reconnect I get this:
> Feb 9 13:15:01 zwerg ntpd[4732]: sendto(192.53.103.104): Invalid argument
> Feb 9
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