> I mentioned in an earlier post that there was a reasonable article in the
> July edition of LINUX Format covering a little about I think the sort of
> problems you are experiencing. Editing the xorg.conf gets the erasure,
> buttons and circular pad working. Also within GIMP
> these features mus
o find out what happened
in the update to cause the problem.
I just wanted to say a huge thank you to Mike, for all the the help.
He's a really good guy.
Thanks everybody.
John
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there but it is all double dutch to me, I dont understand
what it needs.
Thanks for your help.
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James Tait wrote:
> Michael Iain Douglas wrote:
>
>> Mac: slight problem: some of us use windows too. And yes, yes, you can
>> ext working under Windows, but it's not exactly rock solid. Someone
>> should get XMarks, and then make it so you can use a server or location
>> of your choice.
>>
I mentioned in an earlier post that there was a reasonable article in the
July edition of LINUX Format covering a little about I think the sort of
problems you are experiencing. Editing the xorg.conf gets the erasure,
buttons and circular pad working. Also within GIMP
these features must be mapped
Michael Iain Douglas wrote:
> Mac: slight problem: some of us use windows too. And yes, yes, you can
> ext working under Windows, but it's not exactly rock solid. Someone
> should get XMarks, and then make it so you can use a server or location
> of your choice.
>
Like this: http://blog.xmark
Better way...try Dropbox that way not just supported document types but any
file types; use same account both machines...UbuntuOne will eventually do
this too but still too rough around the edges
Have fun.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Gordon wrote:
> I need to synchronise documents betw
On Sun, 14 Jun 2009 21:00:42 +0100, Neil Greenwood wrote:
>>> Tried to run [gnome-panel &] but it still dies when I close the
>>> terminal.
Sorry, my bad. The above is definitely less then clear. Here is what I
meant to say.
I wanted to run the gnome-terminal process at the background, then
> > My tablet arrived today and it worked straight out of the box in Ubuntu
> > 9.04. Now all I have to do is to learn how to use it.
>
> Norman >>> I'm very pleased to hear that it was so straightforward. (I
> think if I'd known when I bought the Intuos4 what I know now, I'd have
> gone for t
> I bought mine from PC world for £50 last year, seems to be the same
> price on amazon now.
Amazon appear to be the cheapest at about £54 all in.
Norman
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> > My tablet arrived today and it worked straight out of the box in Ubuntu
> > 9.04. Now all I have to do is to learn how to use it.
> >
> That's great, out of interest, how much was it?
>
I am not a great eBay user but I had a look at used items and paid a
total of £43 and, from its appearance
2009/6/15 Rowan :
> Alan Pope wrote:
>
> >Can you get to the BIOS settings? Will it boot off of a live Linux CD
> such as an Ubuntu desktop CD? Cheers, Al.
>
> Thanks to all for the hints. I have taken the battery out and will leave
> it for a while to cool off some more. I don't smell any burnin
On 15/06/09 18:51, Sean Miller wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Harry Rickards
> wrote:
>> Alternatively, if you really want Safari you could run a copy of Windows
>> in VirtualBox, which will let you run any Windows apps you want.
>
> This is true, but it's a bit "over the top" just to
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Harry Rickards wrote:
> Alternatively, if you really want Safari you could run a copy of Windows
> in VirtualBox, which will let you run any Windows apps you want.
This is true, but it's a bit "over the top" just to run a browser ;-)
Are Apple committed to Safari?
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 5:29 PM, Rob Beard wrote:
> norman wrote:
>> My tablet arrived today and it worked straight out of the box in Ubuntu
>> 9.04. Now all I have to do is to learn how to use it.
>>
>> Norman
>>
>>
> That's great, out of interest, how much was it?
>
> Rob
>
>
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On 06/15/09 17:29, Rob Beard wrote:
> John wrote:
>> I really liked using Safari on Windows, and just wondered can it be
>> installed onto Ubuntu?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> John
>>
> I believe there isn't a native version of Safari for Linux (not sure
norman wrote:
> My tablet arrived today and it worked straight out of the box in Ubuntu
> 9.04. Now all I have to do is to learn how to use it.
Norman >>> I'm very pleased to hear that it was so straightforward. (I
think if I'd known when I bought the Intuos4 what I know now, I'd have
gone for
You don't say why you liked Safari, John... if it was the way it
rendered be aware that Google Chrome uses the same rendering engine
and Konquerer is effectively a sibling (ie. Safari was effectively a
branch of a previous version of Konquerer so they're not identical but
very similar).
Sean
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norman wrote:
> My tablet arrived today and it worked straight out of the box in Ubuntu
> 9.04. Now all I have to do is to learn how to use it.
>
> Norman
>
>
That's great, out of interest, how much was it?
Rob
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John wrote:
> I really liked using Safari on Windows, and just wondered can it be
> installed onto Ubuntu?
>
> Thank you.
>
> John
>
I believe there isn't a native version of Safari for Linux (not sure if
Apple ever will release one) however you may be able to get it running
with either Cross
I need to synchronise documents between my Laptop and my Netbook (both
running 9.04)
I have installed Conduit on both, bit when I set up a group (Documents
to Network on Laptop and Network to Documents on Netbook) nothing
happens on Synchronise. There seems to be no way of setting the Network
desti
My tablet arrived today and it worked straight out of the box in Ubuntu
9.04. Now all I have to do is to learn how to use it.
Norman
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I really liked using Safari on Windows, and just wondered can it be
installed onto Ubuntu?
Thank you.
John
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Sorry -- when I said this: "Now, assuming I get that brief flashing
cursor again next time I try it, then, to either get into the BIOS
settings or boot from disk, I need to enter F-something, as the case may
be, and I don't know what: F2, F7, whatever, so please advise (I have
the latest Ubuntu
Alex Birchall wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to schedule a reboot of my Ubuntu server.
>
> When I type sudo crontab -l at the prompt, the following is displayed:
>
> #m h dom mon dow command
> 40 12 * * 0-7 eprints reboot
>
> As I understand it, this should mean that at 40 minutes past 12 each
2009/6/15 Alex Birchall :
> I'd like to schedule a reboot of my Ubuntu server.
>
Out of interest, why?
Cheers,
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Alex Birchall wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to schedule a reboot of my Ubuntu server.
>
> When I type sudo crontab -l at the prompt, the following is displayed:
>
> #m h dom mon dow command
> 40 12 * * 0-7 eprints reboot
>
> As I understand it, this should mean that at 40 minutes past 12 each day
Alan Pope wrote:
>Can you get to the BIOS settings? Will it boot off of a live Linux CD
such as an Ubuntu desktop CD? Cheers, Al.
Thanks to all for the hints. I have taken the battery out and will leave
it for a while to cool off some more. I don't smell any burning, as
someone suggested! I
Alex Birchall wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to schedule a reboot of my Ubuntu server.
>
> When I type sudo crontab -l at the prompt, the following is displayed:
>
> #m h dom mon dow command
> 40 12 * * 0-7 eprints reboot
>
> As I understand it, this should mean that at 40 minutes past 12 each
Hi,
I'd like to schedule a reboot of my Ubuntu server.
When I type sudo crontab -l at the prompt, the following is displayed:
#m h dom mon dowcommand
40 12 * * 0-7 eprints reboot
As I understand it, this should mean that at 40 minutes past 12 each day
the user eprints will issue the com
Hi folks,
Not sure if any of you are aware but tomorrow is the 7th Anniversary of
TuxPaint. Anyway for a while I've been mulling over creating a Facebook
group to promote free software for kids (not just on Linux, but also on
Windows and Mac). I figured lots of people use Facebook and I have
David,
> But if you have a separate home partition which is quite large, that is
> better, I think, especially as it leaves the root partition for system
> files.
based on what was said here I ended up with 20Gb for Root and 90Gb for
\home out of my 120gb HD.
Graham
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I would recommend using a separate partition for home, just in case you
overwrite your root partition by mistake as I did recently. I did not
have a separate home partition, but I am putting in a new installation
of 9.04 (using 8.04 now) with a separate home partition. I managed to
recover most
ged byrom wrote:
> Are you trying to start it on battery or power lead ?
> Disconnect and reconnect the battery a few times. Try it power lead only.
> When it's turned off sniff the power socket. Can you smell burning ? If yes
> then I think it's young James' department.
> I had one that reported
Are you trying to start it on battery or power lead ?
Disconnect and reconnect the battery a few times. Try it power lead only. When
it's turned off sniff the power socket. Can you smell burning ? If yes then I
think it's young James' department.
I had one that reported a damaged or discharged ba
2009/6/15 Rowan :
> Hi. I sent a message yesterday saying my (4-month-old) Linux Certified
> laptop had died. However, I tried it again this morning and saw a brief
> flashing cursor prompt (like the one you get briefly during Ubuntu
> closedown), followed by a blank screen. This happened three tim
Can't help with the prompt itself, but as it seems to be able to 'run
from cold' it looks as though you did indeed have a cooling issue.
James
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> Hi. I sent
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