This isn't a fix by any stretch of the word but it is a viable
workaround.
Apparently Fujitsu-Siemens had enough complaints about this and added an option
in the BIOS to choose whether the laptop will have the WiFi On or Off by
default or, whether it will remember the last state it was in.
Natur
I found this bug report while researching on how to enable wireless for
a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Sa3560-L I'm thinking of purchasing (actually
I'm now sending this from one such test machine).
I tried Kubuntu 9.04 LiveCD and while there was both an output and the
expected function for Fn+F3 (mute),
I have not had a chance to download Kubuntu 8.10 and since 9.04 will be
officially using KDE 4 I doubt the same would apply.
However in at least 7.04 and 7.10 the same problem would apply and in the exact
same manner.
If anyone wants to recreate it though here's how:
Like I said in the OP if I w
You don't. You can't.
The default Kubuntu settings have it set this way.
However if you go and try to mess with the regional settings it's
disrupted and after that, KDE doesn't allow for that key combination...
Basically my question was how to return it to the default behavior.
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Enabling key
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
Simply put, when I tried to start the latest kubuntu kde4 daily-live
built (20080220) the X wouldn't load, saying that there was no such file
or directory as /etc/X11/X.
After I
sudo apt-get install kde-core
and
sudo apt-get install xorg
I could s
Forgot to clarify that, kde-core meant 3.5 while there was no kde4-core
package with the default repositories.
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No X when starting the latest daily-live Kubuntu-KDE4 liveCD
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194845
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Bugs, which i
Yeah, it must have been, the first official alpha worked fine in that regard
(had many other bugs but being the first alpha it was to be expected).
Thank you for your time
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No X when starting the latest daily-live Kubuntu-KDE4 liveCD
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194845
You received this bug
Heh, that's what I've been doing all this time, however it ain't
comfortable, I am much too accustomed to the Alt+Shift combo and
actually requires me to make conscious though to type the correct combo
(after the one I use mechanically fails...)
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Enabling keyboard layouts in "KDE control module
Oh yeah, forgot to tell that even though the updater crashed the system
remained stable, I rebooted manually and at the very least it seemed to work.
After the reboot I saw a new boot screen and a couple of differences. Not sure
whether everything was updated as needed.
IS there a sure way to te
I used it on a 'VMware Player' virtual machine. Completely clean installation.
I installed and then I upgrated. Then I upgraded.
I must have used a later updater version than the one described at
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta
Not only the upgrade window read "Distribution Upgrade" inst
** Changed in: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: kubuntu-meta => kubuntu-default-settings
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Enabling keyboard layouts in "KDE control module" breaks Kubuntu's default
Alt+Shift behaviour
https://launchpad.net/bugs/92198
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kubuntu-desktop
Ok, when I first installed Kubuntu 6.10 (in Greek) Alt+Shift would cycle
between Greek and English layout (with the Scroll Lock led cycling on or off).
Everything was working fine.
However after I manually selected Greece as my language/
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