Public bug reported:
Unable to use bluez-simple-agent to set up connection in Xubuntu 12.04
on Asus T91m laptop with internal or USB Bluetooth hardware.
onebir@T91:~$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
Release:12.04
onebir@T91:~$ apt-cache show bluez python-gobject python
Public bug reported:
Note - I'm having this problem on Xubuntu 11.10 - apologies if this is
in the wrong place.
1) Built-in bluetooth
onebir@dell640m:~/Desktop$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 11.10
Release:11.10
onebir@dell640m:~/Desktop$ lsusb | grep -i bluetooth
Bus 003 D
Public bug reported:
Touchscreens may not be the primary Evince use-case, but so far it is
the only djvu viewer (in particular) I've found (amongst Ubuntu
repositories) that's usable with the touchscreen for reading books page
by page (ie in 90deg rotated fullscreen mode). This is thanks to the
on
Workaround in #8 doesn't work for me (Ubuntu 10.04). After several hours
looking and otherwise messing around, K9copy is the *only* DVD ripper
I've founs for Ubuntu with support for automatic ripping of *multiple
titles*. But if your / partition happens to be small, it's useless.
Please please fix
I think (in my case) the problem was the boot record on the USB stick. I
used Puppy Linux to set itself up for booting off the same USB stick.
This failed to boot with the same message "Invalid or corrupt boot
sector".
In the Puppy Linux wizard, there's an option to replace the boot
sector. Since
I've just had a similiar problem I think. I used the GUI to try to
create a bootable USB on Ubuntu 8.10 i386 running as a live CD. (Dell
Inspiron 640m, new - but possibly fake - Kingston DataTraveller 2GB USB
flash drive). The bios hangs with the message "Invalid or corrupt boot
sector".
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USB s
Well there's some dispute over whether it's actually a bug. But for
someone unfamiliar with vi/vim & how one or the other's 'supposed' to
work - perhaps using it to edit some config files because they can't
boot into the GUI - the current situation could render this tool
unusable. For them, it loo
whereis compiz indicates i do have compiz - although i didn't know till
I tried that. But even without removing it, switching off visual effects
seems to have done the trick...
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Ubuntu Hardy X freezes while playing content in totem or vlc
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/233896
You received this
I just had a freeze after double-clicking a wmv file (Hardy 8.04.2 wubi
install on a Dell Inspiron 640m) on an external USB HD. The mouse
continued to move around the screen, but clicking & keyboard input had
no effect. Had to switch off using the power switch...
This post (& the nature of the pr
