After a few times uninstalling and installing on different ways I got
flash working again.
I now Flash is necessary crap, but I never had that the browser has so
much problems with installing it. Why flash got uninstalled by itself
and doing so difficult to get reinstalled is still a mystery.
Tha
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I looked if this is acidently is installed, but in the pic they offer
also flash alternatives, but you see only Flash-nonfree is installed.
I also checked the installer and this is the report.
serge@Twilight:~/.mozilla$ sudo aptitude search gnash
p browser-plugin-gnash
Rebooting still not change / fix anything.
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Flash is outdated - won't work on Youtube.
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I re-installed flash
serge@Twilight:~$ sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following NEW packages will be installed:
flashplugin-nonfree
0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
I started up the Stable Firefox 3.6.13 included with Flash which is
delivered with Ubuntu and when I come to Youtube Youtube asks me to
install a newer flash version. But flash is in the repository of Ubuntu.
Also it fails with the most recent Ch
Never use the music play plasmoid when you use Amarok 2.x This caused
bad handling of the playlists.
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amarok2 doesn't advance to next track
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/359542
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Konquerer is not a really good browser and I never used it. I install
Firefox directly after installing Kubuntu. I propose to make a MS style
browser ballot and let the user decide what (s)he wants.
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Use Rekonq in place of Arora as Kubuntu default web browser. [wishlist]
https://bugs.launchpad.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kpackagekit
Kubuntu 9.04
I got a upgrade warning and when I did the upgrade, but I cannot upgrade
my kernel files using kpackagekit using the automatic updater. Even I
didn't manage this upgrade using the installer of packagekit.
I expected also my kern
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kpackagekit don't upgrade kernelfiles
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372607
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Binary package hint: neverball
I only find neverball in the game menu of my KDE4 classic menu after
installing that game.
Before installing Neverball I installed the whole kdegames package and
all my games are in the menu.
* I installed neverball with "sudo apt-get install
This bug and a few other bugs, which I already found in the bugreports
are making Amarok 2.0.2 unacceptable to use for me. I reinstalled Amarok
1.4.10 so I can play my music normally.
http://nomad.ca/blog/2009/apr/3/amarok-14-jaunty-ubuntu-904. Perhaps a
good idea to add Amarok 1.4 back in the repo
Sometimes Amarok2 springs a few tracks without any reason. I don't have
any output.
I have a temporary solution for this problem. Installing Amarok 1.4.10 from a
external repos on your (K)Ubuntu system.
http://nomad.ca/blog/2009/apr/3/amarok-14-jaunty-ubuntu-904/
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Installing Jaunty on a netbook. There is no fix, but there is a
workaround.
* Download the alternate ISO. The one with the text installer.
* Put this ISO on your bootable USB stick with
(http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html)
* And boot from USB stick the alternate installer.
This is a Be
I got this problem while trying to install Kubuntu 9.04 on my eeepc.
The temporary solution is using the alternate disk for Kubuntu 9.04(Beta).
You can put an alternate disk ISO on a memory stick with unetbootin tool. (No
need to burn any CD for installing)
http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
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Public bug reported:
I have a netbook (Asus eeepc1000H) with 80Gb disk and a 16 Gb SD card
for experimenting distro's, I try to install 9.04 Beta on my netbook and
the screen of the partitioner is much too big for my eeepc. (See
attachment)
The live disk it self works nice.
The only way to worka
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Partition screen Kubuntu 9.04 (Live) Beta too big for screen for netbook with 2
Harddisks (1 solid - 1 SD)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349645
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I have a Epson Stylus Photo R220 and my printer has always worked well
under Linux and I couldn't find it in the printer KDE Printing Manager
Finally I as an ex-slackware user I know about configuring CUPS with
"http://localhost:631/"; and I install it via my browser and after it I
find it in the
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