On 12/12/2014 07:03 PM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
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> >> Hi Israel. The links you were providing me dealing with
> removing catalyst
> >> drivers and last message on the terminal during the boot is
> 'virtual
> >> Ethernet', so I guess problem with VMware. I just tried to make
> a
>
> >> Hi Israel. The links you were providing me dealing with removing
> catalyst
> >> drivers and last message on the terminal during the boot is 'virtual
> >> Ethernet', so I guess problem with VMware. I just tried to make a log
> file,
> >> but failed.
> >> Dmesg > ~/dmesg.log
> >> Bash: /root/
Can you reach GRUB menu? To do it, you need to press several times and very
fast ESC or Shift just after the boot process begin. For me ESC works
better...
On GRUB menu, there is a "root" option, and something written after, like
"Ignore and go to command line".
On this option, you might need to
Well, I don't mind but I have no clue how to do it
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Well, if you can get into restore mode, I guess you could simply remove
VMware...
2014-12-12 14:24 GMT-02:00 German :
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> Hi Israel. The links you were providing me dealing with removing catalyst
> drivers and last message on the terminal during the boot is 'virtual
> Ethernet', so I guess problem
Hi Israel. The links you were providing me dealing with removing catalyst
drivers and last message on the terminal during the boot is 'virtual Ethernet',
so I guess problem with VMware. I just tried to make a log file, but failed.
Dmesg > ~/dmesg.log
Bash: /root/dmesg.log: read-only file system
H
I'd go with Openshot. It has a really good documentation and a lot of
tutorials on youtube.
only downside: If there is not enough ram / swap it likes to crash :(
Personally I think you should go with openshot because the others are a
little to difficult for elementary level students.
regards
sil
On my test, I could not get the "Shockwave for Director" on the firefox
add-ons list...
I could get "Shockwave Flash" though..
2014-12-12 14:27 GMT-02:00 Andre Rodovalho :
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> I could not make it work on Lubuntu too. I installed on Linux Mint with
> those steps.
>
> I will try to find out what it
I could not make it work on Lubuntu too. I installed on Linux Mint with
those steps.
I will try to find out what it is... Did you installed restricted-extras? I
guess I will try to install the flash plugin non-free
2014-12-10 19:17 GMT-02:00 Israel :
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> Hi Marc,
> I am not sure about Shockwave.
Openshot is also my recommendation. Kdenlive is more for semi professionals. Openshot should be a good videoeditor for kids to learn editing.
Openshot is best for kids and newcomers...
Kdenlive is best for those who want something more...
Blender is for those who master the thing...
Last time I used Pitivi, it was kind of buggy... But that was about 2 years
ago...
2014-12-12 12:00 GMT-02:00 Marc Tremblay :
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> Can anyone recommend a v
Hi Marc,
for simple stuff Openshot is really easy to use and has been pretty
stable for me. I think some years ago Pitivi was very buggy and crashed
a lot. For major things KDEnlive is very nice, but uses a lot of KDE
dependencies.
This site is a good place for your teachers and students to look
On 12/11/2014 08:16 PM, German wrote:
> Thanks for being with me, Israel. OK, that's what I did... I went to recovery
> mode - resume-resume normal boot so I can see now the boot sequence. It hangs
> on 'virtual Ethernet', I have VMware installed. I have athlon 5350 apu,
> 64-bit, so radeon 3R v
Can anyone recommend a video editing program for Lubuntu? Keep in mind that it
would be for elementary students. (see beow)
Thanks
From: Tony Di Vittori
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2014 8:32 AM
To: Marc Tremblay
Subject: video editing
Hi Marc,
As we move alo
Good! Count on us if you need any further help...
2014-12-12 10:30 GMT-02:00 Steven Duckworth :
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> Ok, I found "Google-Chrome" and not "Chromium-Browser" in Synaptic, and
> deleted it, which freed up 184MB of disc space.
>
> My apologies.
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Ok, I found "Google-Chrome" and not "Chromium-Browser" in Synaptic, and
deleted it, which freed up 184MB of disc space.
My apologies.
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Am 12.12.2014 um 13:17 schrieb Steven Duckworth:
> Thanks Leszek and Andre,
>
> Yes, I meant the Chromium browser.
>
> If I enter:
>
> sudo apt-get purge chromium-browser
>
> I get:
>
> C: Command not found
> E: Could not get lock var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource
> temporarily unavailable)
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Yes... Google Chrome is different from Chromium...
In case of doubt, use synaptic to remove the software.
2014-12-12 7:51 GMT-02:00 Leszek Lesner :
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> Am 12.12.2014 um 10:47 schrieb Steven Duckworth:
> > 1) In order to avoid the rather large updates for Chromium, I would
> > like to uninstall it
Am 12.12.2014 um 10:47 schrieb Steven Duckworth:
> 1) In order to avoid the rather large updates for Chromium, I would
> like to uninstall it (I use Firefox anyway).
>
> I have tried the following two commands, but with no joy.
> |sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable
> |
|Why do you want to remo
1) In order to avoid the rather large updates for Chromium, I would like to
uninstall it (I use Firefox anyway).
I have tried the following two commands, but with no joy.
sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable
and
sudo dpkg -r chromium
2) Also: how do I extract a tar.gz file?
Thanks,
Steve
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