Shouldn't that be "sudo killall -9 windows" or "sudo killall -9 `pidof
windows`" or something similar? :)
John Pyper
Kent, WA, USA
BaD_CrC, BaD-Laptop on Freenode IRC
On 7/25/08, Alexbellisbrown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sudo - kill Windows
>
> --
gle CD
with each new release because I am a collector, but, if we can get
less unfortunate people to be able to experience what we have to offer
where bandwidth is either too expensive or non-existant, that not only
improves the Ubuntu image, but the Linux image and awareness as a
whole.
John Pyper
Ken
You can email me at jpypergmailcom if you wish, or you can
chat with me on Freenode IRC. I go by BaD_CrC or BaD-Laptop. I'm
usually in all the popular *buntu channels.
John Pyper
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:34 PM, oscartheduck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's been a while sin
ers or don't want to
take the extra bit of effort to match up the colored wires to the back of
the box. Just my 2 cents, and I want a penny back. :)
John Pyper
BaD_CrC on Freenode #ubuntu,#ubuntu-offtopic
Kent, WA, USA
On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 9:50 AM, »John« <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you obtain a copy of XP/Vista, you have to register/purchase it
within the 15-30 day limit, or you're left with a useless computer. That's
why LiveCD/DVD is the route to go to give people the choice of what they
want to do with their computers.
John Pyper
BaD_CrC on Freenode #ubun
and burn them to cheap store brand CDs and put them in the display
for people to take freely. I've had lots of people come back to me and
thanking me for giving them something new and interesting to play with on
their computers. Many of them have switched to *buntu full time.
John Pyper
BaD_C
@jawahar I am game for building some sort of communication tool based on
Jabber to hopefully get Canonical/Ubuntu behind it for basic community
support. All *buntu releases come with Pidgin, which is capable of using
Jabber by default. Let's see what kind of rabbits I can pull out of my hat.
This is surely a great idea, but this can be accomplished using tools
that are in the default installation.
Instead of creating a new daemon to sit there idle for 1-2 months at a
time and using memory when it's not needed (even if it's very small), we
can setup a 'root' cron job to run a simple sc
It's up to you now to take the ball and run with it. Are we going to
talk about the other companies and be lemmings of corporate
brainwashing or are we going to something about it?
John Pyper
BaD_CrC/BaD-Laptop on Freenode IRC
Kent, WA, USA
On 7/17/08, houstonbofh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If the additional bin formats package was installed by default, I
don't see why that could be a problem.
John Pyper
BaD_CrC on Freenode IRC
On 8/18/08, Vadim Peretokin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> #sudo apt-get install wine
>> #winecfg
>> #wine /PATHT
like to help you,
but you really should present yourself in a bit of a more professional
manner.
John Pyper
BaD_CrC & BaD-Laptop on Freenode
On 6/7/08, Shlomi Fish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> May my soul die with Philistines!
>
> This bug I filed - https://bugs.launchpad.
at you can do what they do, and you
have all the tools to do it easily and for free. Advocate open source,
but don't force it on people. Inform them about it, what it could do
for them, how easy it is to perform various tasks and so on.
John Pyper
TrigaTronic Designs, L.L.C.
Kent, WA, USA
BaD
ugh. Now it's your turn to exercise your right and
make a decision in which direction you want to go.
***NOTE***
The words that I say in this message are not representing or endorsed
by Dell in any way. These are my personal views.
John Pyper
Dell | Managed Services
http://john-os.blogspot.c
s and/or Microsoft
vs Open Source. While Microsoft does fight dirty, we will keep
bringing technologies forward that will eventually lead this
revolution.
It's all about making your own decisions. Advertising can persude you
to check out a product, but it can't force you to like it.
John
rganize it, but I'm sure
willing to participate in it.
John Pyper
Dell | Managed Services
http://john-os.blogspot.com/
Follow me @ http://twitter.com/jpyper
On 2/22/09, Mark wrote:
> How about a 'Free your PC campaign'?
> it starts
> Billions of PC's worldwide are chain
This bug is easily reproducible in Washington State[1], USA. I live in
Kent[2], WA, which is about 20 or so miles south of Redmond[3]. In all
this land, the bug is so critical that upon attempting to fix it gets
you shunned in your own workplace.
When Gutsy Gibbon[4] is officially released in Octo
Rolf,
Thank you for your reply. I have been noticing this issue after having
my system running for 3+ days. I have an alias set for easy updates
for me:
alias osupgrade="sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade"
I run the osupgrade alias at least once a day to make sure my hardy
instal
Public bug reported:
Description:Ubuntu 9.10
Release: 9.10
Crash while installing games from software-center
Apt Output:
installArchives() failed: Preconfiguring packages ...
Preconfiguring packages ...
Selecting previously deselected package liby2-14.
(Reading database ...
(Readi
** Attachment added: "AptOrdering.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37358229/AptOrdering.txt
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37358230/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "Dmesg.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37358231/Dmesg.txt
** Attachment
@Sergio
Any chance of getting your vbam-trunk PPA to have a 16.04 xenial build?
The PPA currently goes up to 15.10 wily. I really don't want to mix
release versions, even though the package is quite old.
I would make a PPA myself for a 16.04 version, but packaging is over my
head at this time. Le
Upgrading from 15.04 to 15.10.
This issue is present in the i386 builds as well.
If I can be of assistance, please let me know. Thank you.
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Title
This is a bit redonkulous. I just setup a new box using the utopic 14.10
amd64 desktop dvd image. I upgraded it from utopic to devel, which
points to vivid 15.04 currently.
I didn't notice this traffic before on my LAN's DNS cache because
normally I would configure the static IP info from
/etc/net
Added info...
The icmp6_send events seems to coincide with the DNS queries to
daisy.ubuntu.com. I'm not quite sure why the kernel is complaining about
IPv6 stuff, as it is working just fine. Connecting to
https://www.v6.facebook.com/ and https://ipv6.google.com/ come up with
no problem using the I
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