I have hit that bug as well. It's difficult to reproduce for me. I
also noticed that every time it happens my desktop seems to have got
itself into a strange state before I shutdown, i.e my volume control
applet will turn red and I will lose sound, or something will refuse
to open.
To go (slightl
On Sunday 16 Aug 2009 09:30:59 David King wrote:
> Why is competition good?
>
Because competition drives innovation.
For companies competition means they could lose market share and profit,
unless they keep "improving" their product. So it's entirely seen as a threat
to their bottom line.
>>
> Maybe rather than using NFS you could use SSHFS, you will need to
> forward a port on your router (you don't specifically have to use port
> 22, you could even use 222, or 1234 for instance). I'd also guess
> that it would be easier if you used shared keys so you don't have to
> enter pa
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 1:22 PM, javadayaz wrote:
> I mean primarily to view stuff/media thats stored on the ubuntu pc! sorry
> should have made that a bit clearer
I use my viglen to stream to my xbox360 using ushare, works pretty well.
George
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>
> [2] It's a completely Flash-driven site, when Ubuntu doesn't include
> Flash. This is a political decision - I've been debating it recently
> on Ubuntu-sounder, in fact. The sad reality is that because of the
> Ubuntu project's determination to ship only Free software, excluding
> drivers, when
I guess I will have to wait and hopefully an update will improve
performance. Nice to know it's not just me.
George
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I suppose you could try acpi -V from the command line to get back some
info. Don't think it will tell a different story though.
George
Stephen Garton wrote:
> Since upgrading to Hardy, all of the available 'battery' applets
> report that my battery is at 0% charge. If I unplug the mains, the
> b
I have had hardy running in some shape or form since, well I can't
remember, but one of the early alpha's. Now it has been released all
should be fine and good, but the performance of firefox has dropped like
a stone.
As I type this it is using 101% of the CPU (dual cores so top doesn't
pick i
