Facebook use some quite sophisticated methods of tracking like Audio
Context and HTML Canvas, and they reach a lot further than just their site.
If you had logged into Facebook at some point on your Ubuntu phone, and you
sent an email via a web based email service which had a Facebook tracker in
th
I have a 128GB SD card in my camera. Other than having to install
exfat-utils it works fine in Kubuntu 14.04.
I'm connecting via USB on the camera rather than using a reader.
Ivan
On 8 Sep 2015 3:42 pm, "Simon Greenwood" wrote:
> Mechanically I can't see any reason why not as the cards should be
Try guvcview for webcam viewer, it also has the option of recording a video
stream.
There is also a way of recording via ffmpeg, but I can't remember the
command now.
To make it all professional you could put all the video streams together in
kdenlive.
Try Kazam from their Unstable PPA for record
The Ubuntu installer is able to take care of partitioning with Windows 8.
Heres a video I did on it a few months ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LokDqte3sA4
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Ivan
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Blackhole exploit has been doing the rounds long enough, and my Ubuntu
system got infected last November back when Adobe Flash was vulnerable.
I found with Wireshark that my computer was beaconing out to a Polish IP
address, fortunately I had a full disk backup from a few days before so I
just flat
Hi Everyone
I've been doing Youtube vids for a while focusing mainly on Ubuntu
Tutorials, Distro Reviews, and some Application & Gaming reviews.
http://www.youtube.com/quidsup
My channel has been around for a couple of years and I've had getting on
two million views, so I've seen the level of int
Evolution has a backup option inside it which transfers all your settings
and emails into a .tar.gz file.
Evolution > File > Backup Evolution Data
When you setup your new system one of the options Evolution gives you is to
Restore from a zip file.
For Firefox the easiest way is to copy the hidden
> > Pity because during development it was absolutely fine, but post
> > release its been crashing daily and I've had to fix quite a few
> > little things that came out of the box working in 11.10.
> >
>
> What's been crashing specifically? Can you detail what has needed
> 'fixing'?
>
Installing
Im looking forward to 12.10, sadly like every other .04 release I've used
12.04 has been a flop.
Pity because during development it was absolutely fine, but post release
its been crashing daily and I've had to fix quite a few little things that
came out of the box working in 11.10.
Adding the x-up
I've tried it in Virtualbox and it looks very good
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Im not happy about the amount of CPU usage the Whoopsie tool is using in
Ubuntu server, Im noticing it sit around at 20% of one CPU core (Im running
an Atom equivalent dual core 1.6GHz)
Thats quite an overhead for a crash reporting tool, and Im seriously
considering removing it.
Doubt its picked u
Run Scan Disk in Windows and then try the Ubuntu installer again.
If that doesn't make any difference then heres a tutorial video I made on
using the Manual Partition Editor in Ubuntu Installer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBCHsgry2RQ
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Alan,
Install pavucontrol from the Software Centre
You can find and run it from Unity Launcher by typing "Pulse"
You have to have Sound-Recorder recording something to make it show up
in PAV Recording Input selector. Once you've chosen an input it will
remember it next time you open Sound-Recorde
Did you use Pulse Audio Volume control to choose the correct input for
Sound-Recorder?
I tried that that on todays daily build ISO and it worked fine, I was
able to choose between Mic input and recording from Soundcard output.
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I bought a Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5 motherboard last year but had a
problem with it being unable to boot from a USB boot disk. I tried UEFI
and legacy BIOS compatible boot disks but neither would boot.
It could boot from a CD ok, but being unable to boot from a USB flash
drive is unacceptable in thi
Try DOSBox, its available from the software centre.
I doubt Win95 will work on any computer made in the last 8 years or so
On Mar 18, 2012 1:15 PM, "Barry Drake" wrote:
> Hi folk sorry for the off topic. Please reply off list. My wife
> came home from a jumble sale with an amazing game an
Are any updates coming through? Could be worth changing to a different
update server.
Open up Synaptic Package Manager
Go to Settings -> Repositories
Click the Download from drop down list, and select either the Server for
UK or Main Server.
Close Software Sources, and then click the Reload butto
I would have said copy the .mozilla folder but you'll get all the settings
inluding logon details.
Ivan
On Mar 9, 2012 8:50 PM, "Simon Greenwood" wrote:
>
>
>
> On 9 March 2012 20:42, paul sutton wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> Having made a set of rules for what thunderbird does with mail from
>> differ
I think they needed to move on and change style, we couldn't sit with a
1995 styled OS forever.
What should be done is to do away with the six month development cycle,
which is far too short for the amount of work needed on Unity. An 8-12
month cycle would have been far better and allowed time for
I had one like that a couple of years ago, it was cheap Chinese junk
that broke within a few uses. The microphone had rubbish sound quality
and the resolution was more like 0.5Megapixels.
Look for a webcam that uses a UVC driver as that works straight away in
Linux.
I've tried a couple of Logitec
apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
Gotta be worth a shot since installing Gnome 3 has probably knocked out
some setting or important dependency to Gnome 2
Ivan
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I use LuckyBackup, its a GUI front end for rsync. Its pretty fast at
copying over files that have been changed and has an optional feature to
delete those that you've got rid of.
Although I don't think it has a way of continually monitoring for
changes. I only use it for doing an occasional backup
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