Do you realise that you have to use the tab key to select "OK"? Not the
arrow keys.
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Terminal stuck installing configuring-sun-java-6
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/186071
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Forgot the above post, just noticed the post about Xrandr and its GUI.
Nathan
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Screens and Graphics menu item in wrong section
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/203612
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It shouldn't be removed and the menu entry should be put back. Many resolution
issues have been solved in Hardy with this tool. Also, devs recommended this
tool when people complained that "dpkg-reconfigure" didn't let them change
driver and resolution settings in Hardy.
Nathan
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Screens an
Just done some testing today and come up with a working per-user method,
which I recommend now rather than my previous efforts. Sorry about the
confusion, the tests could have been better,
After following these instructions, you will have two alternate entries
in your context menu "Open with" list
Kivech,
VLC wouldn't autoplay with the current launch command even if it was added to
the list, so we just need to wait for a return of the ability to launch by
command string.
Please ignore the workaround I posted above, as the per-user method is a little
bit tricky compared with the follow
Am I right in thinking that "xrandr" has replaced "dpkg-reconfigure" as a way
to manually configure graphics devices in text-mode?
Nathan
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[HARDY] xserver-xorg does not auto-configure correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/207409
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Possible workaround:
I've modified my instructions for Hardy users by taking some advice given on
Launchpad. I'm not gonna add it to my how-to until I know how well it works.
Tell me if this works for you:
Copy and paste this into the Terminal:
sudo cp /usr/share/applications/vlc.desktop
~/
Sebastien,
Thanks for the clarification. I would love to help add the feature, but
I have no experience in writing code (only left Windows behind a year
ago). I can see this kind of feature will be added at some point and I
respect the fact that the devs have much work to do. I also respect the
fa
I can tell from what I've read that this isn't a Nautilus bug as such,
but why not have the ability to choose an application manually? Or use a
special command? I want to be able to use this command for playing DVDs
in Hardy:
vlc --vout-filter deinterlace --deinterlace-mode blend --volume 512
--f
