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I've been running Ubuntu 20.04 (Gnome desktop) for about 3 weeks, from a clean
install.
Most days I get a notification dialog informing me of pending updates.
Sometimes I install immediately, other times I'll click the "Remind Me Later"
button. I've noticed an inconsistency regarding whethe
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Hi
I have an Acer laptop on which I run Xubuntu 18.04. Recently I've been having
increasing problems with the wi-fi. At first it kept randomly dropping the
connection, but allowed me to reconnect. The frequency of these dropouts
increased and a few days ago it got to the point where not only co
While I am inclined to agree with a lot of Liam Proven's largely negative
linked review of Gnome 3, I think it's important to acknowledge that there are
6 desktop environments to choose from across the "%buntu" family, which is more
than any other distro offers (as far as I'm aware). They are al
Hi
I've been doing a bit of distro hopping recently and have returned to my Linux
"first love" - Xubuntu. Xfce has improved considerably since I abandoned it 3
or 4 years ago for MATE. It was always capable of looking really good, but the
default theme settings used on Xubuntu and most other d
People can only speak as they find, of course. I would not reject Dells based
on my own experience.
I've not had a Dell desktop, but never had any problems installing any
mainstream Linux distro on a Dell laptop. I would only be wary of installing
stock Debian becuase of the difficulty in gett
Whilst I fully understand why a PC, pre-installed with a Linux distro, is no
cheaper than one with Windows I do question what is gained by paying a
significant premium. A Linux enthusiast will presumably be both prepared and
able to install a distro on any piece of kit that can run it, the newbi
Hi
I have 4 machines with a similar Ubuntu configuration. On one of them a
particular application (Gambas IDE) takes about a minute to fire up while on
the others around 3 seconds is the norm. All other applications start normally
on the offending machine, so it would not appear to be a system
Hi
I'm after a bit of enlightenment from anybody who knows more about networking
than I do - which is probably most of you...
I have a home network which connects to a radio-based broadband service (very
reliable, incidentally). The data goes from the transceiver into a router which
feeds seve
Hi
I don't have a technical issue but I'd welcome a bit of enlightenment.
I've recently gone over to 64bit Ubuntu versions on all my boxes and this
raised a question. Does every binary object in the repositories have to be
compiled twice - once for 32 and again for 64bit architectures - or
I totally agree that looking for a laptop with Ubuntu pre-installed is probably
not the best approach.
If it were a straight choice between buying model X with Windows or Ubuntu for
the same price, then that would be very satisfying from an idealogical
perspective. Back in the real world, howev
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> I've just installed Xubuntu 15.10 on an Acer netbook. I&#
Hi
I've just installed Xubuntu 15.10 on an Acer netbook. I've installed Xubuntu
many times before but not 15.10. It works fine.
My standard routine is to next install openSSH-server and SSHFS, then start the
SSH service.
The situation now is that I can SSH into the box and I can mount its file
Hi
I have a Sony Walkman USB mp3 player - the kind which looks like a memory
stick. When connected to a computer to load or delete files it mounts as an MTP
device. Adding and removing files and folders within the standard pre-installed
folders is fine but I've discovered that if I create a fol
Hi
If price is the ultimate decider then you will probably do best to take the
pragmatic approach and get a laptop with Windows pre-installed and simply
replace it with Linux. I know it's a bit galling to pay the "Windows tax" but
I've always found that to be the cheapest way of achieving th
Hi
I have arrived at a situation where I have 2 routers in my home network.
Router A provides the connection back to my iSP while router B serves purely as
a wireless access point. B is connected to A.
I connect wired devices to router A through powerline adaptors and wireless
devices talk to
Hi
I am considering using high capacity SD cards (256 or 512Gb) for backups
instead of the external USB hard drives that I use at present.
Can anybody assure me that SD cards of this capacity will actually be usable?
Is there any constraint imposed by the OS (32/64bit), or by the laptop hardwar
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Hi
I have a requirement to provide some amplification for a speech. I have a good
USB microphone and a small performance amplifier. So far so good.
The amplifier has a standard input jack but as far as I can see it is not
possible to buy a simple adaptor to allow a USB mike to be used. Since th
Hi
I'm so impressed with Ubuntu MATE that I've finally abandoned Xubuntu as my
go-to distribution. The MATE desktop has tools for tailoring the colours so you
have a high level of control over its appearance. However some objects, such as
certain toolbars, seem immune to these tools. I've been
Hi
I have been reading recently that Microsoft are removing the requirement for
hardware manufacturers to provide a secure boot "off" switch, in order to gain
Windows 10 accreditation. If this comes to pass it will place Linux distros
entirely at the mercy of Microsoft to sign their authenticat
Hi
Just a minor question about local networking
I routinely have a number of different devices connected to my home network
such as Ubuntu laptops, iPad, Android phone, Kindle, RPi and so on. The router
allocates local IP addresses to them as and when they connect. Although those
IP addres
Hi
I've just discovered that Ubuntu Mate 14.10 appears unable to mount a USB 3.0
HDD (through a USB 2 port). It can mount a USB 2 HDD no problem. Both are
formatted as ext4.
I've repeated the installation/test on 2 different machines with the same
result, and the USB 3.0 drive in question moun
Thanks for all the suggestions about getting Ubuntu MATE to recognise other
nodes on my network using the .local hostname as well as just the IP address.
A number of Avahi-related packages are missing from Ubuntu MATE (14.10)
compared with other flavours in which .local hostnames are recognised
Hi
I've just set up a laptop with Ubuntu MATE and I'm having a minor problem with
SSH. I can access any device on my home network by IP address but for some
reason the host names are not recognised. Using other Ubuntu flavours and Mint
I've always been able to access devices by hostname immedia
Hi
Santa gave me a night-vision device for Christmas. It's a great piece of kit
but the image will be much better if viewed using an external monitor rather
than through the relatively low resolution viewfinder. My netbook (running
Xubuntu 14.04) would be ideal due to its portability. It has 2
Hi Popey
I think you are right that some new initiatives wouldn't go amiss. I've nothing
but praise for this list, though. I've posted quite a lot of pleas for advice
over the last 3 or 4 years and only ever drawn a blank on one occasion.
Advocacy is a great idea, but the few events I've attend
Hi
I have a Raspberry Pi with which I use my TV as a monitor, or at least I did
until I trod on the HDMI cable and damaged the socket on the back of the TV.
The only other inputs the TV has are a SCART and VGA. My laptop running Xubuntu
13.10 has both an HDMI socket and a VGA output. I know I m
Hi
I'd like to pick people's brains, if I may, on connecting to remote servers.
My goal is to mount a remote server (another PC in my house) to a folder so
that its contents can be used as if it were local data. SSHFS does this, but it
is command line only.
Gigolo, Nautilus and Nemo make it ve
Hi
I am running Xubuntu 14.04. All my audio and video files play perfectly in VLC
and Parole. Clementine plays Ogg and mp3 files but will not play Windows Media
Audio (wma) format files. A message is displayed stating "Your GStreamer
installation is missing a plug-in" but it doesn't go into any
Hi
I have an Acer netbook on which I have recently replaced PCLinuxOS with Xubuntu
14.04. Using PCLOS the netbook would detect and lock on to the wi-fi signal
anywhere in the house. Now it is running Xubuntu it detects the signal but
won't connect unless I move the device to within a few yards
Hi
The big day has arrived. I'm in a position to finish with all this dual-boot
nonsense and give my Dell laptop entirely over to Xubuntu. If I use GParted to
delete the 2 partitions used by Windows 7, and then resize the Linux partition,
it strikes me that Grub might get into a mess. I'm sure
Hi
I am running 32-bit Xubuntu and use a Virtualbox VM to run 32-bit XP. Since
that is about to go out of support I see the need to replace it with a VM
running Windows 7 which, of course, is 64-bit.
Can anyone advise on whether/how I can run 64-bit W7 in 32-bit Virtualbox? If
it can be done,
Hi
The implementation of the law in the UK is already a laughing stock. I think it
would move into another league if an attempt were ever made to prosecute
somebody for using libdvdcss2.
I would just "install and be damned".
Nige
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Hi
I have to maintain a Windows 7 partition solely to run MS Word. I work on all
my documents in LibreOffice but my customers invariably require DOCX format. I
need Word to double-check the formatting of the end-product as the LO
implementation of DOCX is still not 100%.
Does anybody know if t
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I think that standardising on open formats is a significant step but it is a
long, long way from seeing the likes of LibreOffice running on the typical
civil servant's desktop. Without exception, the big UK government FM contracts
for IT provision and support are all let to companies with a huge
Hi
I'm running Xubuntu 12.04 and have recently lost the ability to play FLV video
files, regardless of their source. The files themselves play perfectly when I
copy them to another machine with the same version of the OS, so it's not a
corruption problem.
Clearly I have somehow deleted or dama
Hi
I dual boot Xubuntu with Windows 7, but use the Windows partition mainly as
additional storage. I am generally running out of disk space on both Linux and
Windows partitions. I do have occasional need for Windows, so giving that
partition entirely over to Linux is not an option.
Does anybod
Alan
I'm all for maximising the choice of OS that can be run on a Pi, but your
Indigogo pitch doesn't make clear what advantages Ubuntu server with no desktop
will bring, compared to the existing Debian derivative which already provides
LXDE. The pitch also gives the impression that if it does
Hi
I have a machine with both Xfce and LXDE installed. The system default is Xfce,
though the user has the option to select LXDE instead at the point of logging
in. Is there any way to make profile A always log in using Xfce by default and
profile B using LXDE?
Thanks
Nige
Hi
I am a long-time Xfce user, on both Xubuntu and other distros. The only thing
about it which has always disappointed me is purely cosmetic, but annoying all
the same.
All the stock Xfce applications look modern and easy on the eye - curved button
corners, bevelled surfaces, etc. However som
I've been a Spotify user for the last 2 or 3 years; ever since its library
overtook Napster's in terms of depth and coverage. Officially the only desktop
clients are for Windows and Mac. However, there is also a "preview" version of
a Linux client which has never been formally released. It's ava
I think that "The Nice Guy" and Liam Proven make excellent points which
illustrate both ends of the security/interception issue.
Most people are not involved in radical politics, crime or anything else which
could prove, at the very least, embarrassing if made public. For them the
notion "you h
I am on the lookout for a bit of advice on using SSH/SFTP to transfer large
files between devices on my home network.
I use Filezilla as my SFTP client and, in principle, it works a treat. If I
transfer files between devices connected to the router by ethernet cable there
are never any problems
On the face of it the use of a GNU/Linux-based OS in place of Windows ought to
be attractive. Unfortunately, things are not quite so simple.
The amount the government (national and local) pays to Microsoft per seat, for
both OS and applications, is minisule, compared to what you or I would expec
Hi
I write all the software to support my business activities using Gambas 3. If
you've used Visual Basic you can use Gambas. The two are remarkably similar.
You can connect to an SQLite database with 3 lines of code, and then you have a
very close equivalent to Access as well.
While I would h
Hi
I use Filezilla a lot to transfer data between a desktop and a netbook, via a
wireless router. Sometimes these files are big (> 300 MB).
With small files there are no problems regardless of which direction the
transfer goes, or whether I am "pushing" or "pulling". With large files,
however,
Dear All
In more than 10 years of working with public sector organisations I have never
found any appetite to change from Microsoft products, no matter how the case
for open source alternatives is made.
Partly it is because many public/civil servants have not the faintest awareness
of any alte
Gareth
While I think that Liam Proven's "robust" manner does him no credit, his advice
is largely valid. If you don't allow Packard Bell, or any company acting on
their behalf, access to the computer in its original physical configuration
then you are not enabling them to comply with the terms
Talk Talk get a a lot of stick but I still think they are worth considering.
The customer service can be a bit frustrating but, from a technical standpoint,
I've never had an issue of any kind with them since I first signed up some
years ago.
They admit to shaping peer-to-peer at peak hours bu
Hi
I'm running 12.04 and use an HP 3070 printer/scanner connected by USB.
If I boot with the device already connected and powered up, my scanner software
always detects the device but returns an I/O error when I try to perform a
document scan.
If I boot with the device powered up but NOT conne
When I last mentioned Linux in PC World it was quite obvious that the assistant
had never heard of it. Now that most PC World shops are integrated with Currys,
there are staff with apparently little experience on the PC side. They may know
a lot about fridges and hoovers but not IT. Maybe that w
I would echo the advice to go for 12.04 using one of the lighter variants e.g
Lubuntu or Xubuntu.
As a tip based on my own experience, when you advertise the netbooks don't
specify which OS they are running. Anything other than Windows is likely to put
some people off following it up, but if the
Hi
Having got my fingers burnt a couple of times in the past, I now never install
a new version of Ubuntu, or any other distro, without running it first as a
live CD or, more recently, from a USB stick.
It seems fairly inevitable that my next laptop will have UEFI embodied. Does
anybody know how
Hi Javad
Whenever I have encountered strange audio problems I have usually found a
solution by installing the Pulse Audio Volume Control (pavucontrol in Synaptic)
and playing around with the settings for input and output devices.
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Hi
I have just installed Xubuntu 12.10 on an HP laptop. It worked fine until I
succumbed to the invitation to perform the 100+ updates in the queue. This
included a new kernel version. After completion and rebooting, the screen
remained blank after the Grub menu had disappeared, although disk ac
Hi
I'm thinking about upgrading to Xubuntu 12.10. It will be a fresh install. So
far I've always gone for the 32-bit version and had next to no problems, either
with the OS or applications. Conscious of the need to keep up with the times,
I'm considering 64-bit next time. Are there any real adva
Hi
I use a 32Gb USB pen drive for daily backups of my main PC (#1). Each time I
plug it into PC #1 it takes only seconds to mount. However, if I plug it into
my other PC (#2) it can take 10-15 minutes to mount. If I subsequently write
data to the drive from PC #2 it will then also take 10-15 min
Hi
I'm trying to install GIMP 2.8 into Ubuntu 12.04, where the default version is
2.6.1.
All the advice I can find seems to be essentially the same, namely:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:otto-kesselgulasch/gimpsudo apt-get updatesudo
apt-get install gimp
Each time I try this I just get 2.6.1 inst
Hi
I've been having trouble with a 32Mb USB memory stick. Whenever I copy large
volumes of data in one go the job crashes with an "Error Splicing File"
message. This occurs both with the stick formatted as ext4 and also as fat32.
Since formatting it to ext3 as a last resort, so far the problem
I have discovered a trick which may be of interest to Xfce/Xubuntu users with a
large number of desktop icons.
For reasons which I've never understood, Xfce does not provide a means of
sorting desktop icons into alphabetical order (or any other order, for that
matter). A quick workaround is as
Hi
I used to be a fairly serious Access developer and faced much the same issue
when I made the move to Linux.
In my view OpenOffice/LibreOffice Base is by far the weakest part of the
otherwise excellent office suite. Its native HSQL database is slow and the form
designer is very limited in fun
e else who might be
interested.
Also, Richard Stallman is looking for a place to stay while he's in London. If
you know anyone who might be interested in putting him up on a sofa for a night
or two, please put them in touch with me.
Many thanks
Jon Neale
On 12 June 2012 09:55, Nige
Dear All
I've been using Minus for about a year now. Considering it's free, it's not
bad. The upload performance can sometimes be a bit hit and miss. You may have
to wait 2 or 3 minutes before anything happens but it usually works out fine.
My files are typically in the 100 - 200Mb region. Once
Hi All
If anybody can get a key from Verisign for $99 that makes a mockery of having
secure boot in the first place. We can take it as read that there are long term
plans by Microsoft to tighten up the secure boot spec in the future in their
favour.
To my mind, this first pass is just to establ
I think the suggestion by "kpb" for a direct LTS -> LTS upgrade path is
inspired. I have successfully encouraged a number of "low tech" users to move
from Windows and always put them onto the current LTS for the sake of
stability, with excellent results. It would be very good for the image of
Hi
A
bit of advice on partitioning, please.
I
currently dual-boot Xubuntu and Windows 7. I've now got to the happy
situation where I no longer need any Windows applications.
Consequently I'd like to delete Windows and reclaim the 80 Gb of disk
space it take
Hi
It's been interesting to read about Canonical's ideas for the future of Ubuntu;
in particular its use as an OS for tablets and other mobile devices. It strikes
me that some of this vision is undermined by the implications of the "Secure
Boot" functionality being specified by Microsoft on ARM
Hi
I use a Linksys X2000 router which has a tendency to drop its internet
connection once or twice a day, although connections between the router and
clients stay active. This is, apparently, a common problem, but with no hard
and fast solution that I can ascertain.
The internet connection is r
Hi
For anybody who is not keen on the Unity or Gnome3 GUI I strongly recommend
Xfce. The standard Xfce project screenshots don't do justice to the visual
effects you can create using the compositor and desktop colour gradients, plus
a little tweaking of a file called .gtkrc-2.0. However, there
Hi
I use Filezilla to transfer files around my home network. Normally, when
setting up a transfer, I can identify each target device in the "Server Name"
field by its host name. However I've recently acquired a new PC and, when
running Filezilla on it, can only identify the target device by its
Dear All
Santa brought my daughter her first laptop for Christmas. In common with most
11-year olds she appears to never listen to a word I say, but almost her first
comment after opening the box was "has it already got Linux on it?". There is
hope for the future!
Regards
Nige
Hi
I am one of, seemingly, many users who does not like Unity or Gnome3. If that
were the end of the story then I would be looking for another distro too.
However, one of the strengths of Ubuntu is its variety of flavours. If you like
Gnome 2, take a look at Xubuntu. Xfce is now a lot like Gno
There is a huge science and technology park called "Sophia Antipolis" just
inland from Antibes, which is near Nice. It's several years since I was last
there, but all the local universities had satellite campuses there. I'd be
amazed if there are not some Linux groups in the area. The following
Hi
A bit of programming advice, please.
I routinely use Nautilus to copy files between machines and to manipulate
remote file structures. Once I've connected to a remote server in Nautilus, can
I then exploit that connection in a program to open files on that server, such
as in an fopen() call?
Hi
I'd be interested to learn the experiences of anybody installing Xubuntu 11.10
from scratch or upgrading from 11.04. I've tried both today and had some real
problems. The online upgrade crashed, the system recovery option on the LiveCD
didn't work and the full install has resulted in a syste
How about a really simple menu editor for Gnome and Xfce?
Regards
Nige
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Hi
I'd be very grateful for a bit of advice regarding a Grub issue, please.
I have a dual boot desktop, running 10.04 LTS and Windows XP. I recently made
the mistake of running a free Windows disk management tool in the XP partition
which appeared to corrupt the MBR.
The result was that when I
I use Filezilla on a regular basis to transfer files between devices via my
home router. It's a great utility which I would highly recommend. From time to
time it would be useful to access files on devices located at home when I am
away. Could anyone suggest how to do this? I use an ordinary IS
Hi
Over the last week or so I've noticed that, when playing any kind of video
files, the audio track seems to lag around 0.25 - 0.5 seconds behind the video.
It's the same whether I'm reading from a DVD, a file on my hard disk or a file
on a USB memory stick. There never used to be a problem,
Hi Guys
It's been very interesting to read all the different takes on the Ubuntu name.
Whatever the wisdom of its original selection, everyone's familiar with it, and
to change now would probably be a retrograde step. However, the individual
release names must seem a bit odd to non-Linux users
Hi Guys
I'm running 11.04 on 3 machines; a Dell laptop, an Acer laptop and an Acer
netbook.
The Dell and the netbook both use the Broadcom STA wireless driver. Today I
performed a routine system update, via Update Manager, and now I have no wi-fi
on the machines running the Broadcom driver. N
Hi
I bought an Acer Aspire One 521 a few months ago to use as a media player.
Unfortunately, with each of the last 4 versions of Ubuntu installed, the
headphone jack was completely dead. The same situation applied with numerous
other Linux distros. The only one to show any improvement was PCLi
Hi Barry
I think this is an excellent idea but it will, in some cases, result in getting
Ubuntu tested by users who have not specifically identified a need to change
from Windows/Mac.
There must be quite a lot of us who have already successfully encouraged
somebody to migrate. As long as they
Hi
Following Sarah Chard's posting of 23rd March, I attended the event in Hereford
today. The LUG members were all extremely enthusiastic and did an excellent job
of explaining the merits and benefits of FLOSS.
In my view there were two important aspects of the event which the
Herefordshir
Dear All
It's been very interesting to read
comments about my description of setting up Ubuntu for a non-techie
Windows user. It's very hard to disagree with any of the points
raised, both for and against.
My overall view, reflected in the
approach I too
Dear All
This question has been raised at an opportune moment. Literally yesterday I
answered a cry for help from a friend whose 1 month-old HP desktop had been
completely trashed by viruses which had taken over all administrator rights and
installed massive amounts of malware. Having come
Hi
In response to Paul Sladen's enquiry, both my laptops run Xubuntu. One is on
10.04 and the other is running 10.10.
On both I run OOO 3.2.1 from the OOO mirror rather than the Ubuntu repository.
However, by way of experiment, I also downloaded the Go-OO version from the
repository, but it m
Hi Guys
I use OOO Base to provide a user interface to a MySQL database. Until a couple
of weeks ago the performance was excellent then, last weekend, I noticed it
started taking best part of a minute to populate a simple list of around 200
entries. I tried it on my other laptop. Same thing. By
Hi Guys
I bought an Acer Aspire One 521 netbook last week and, of course, immediately
got rid of Windows 7 and put Xubuntu 10.10 on instead. Unfortunately I cannot
get the headphone socket to work, no matter what I try. Since the netbook's
main role will be as a media player, this is something
Hi All
A bit of advice please.
I've installed Xubuntu 10.10 on my two laptops (Acer and Dell). Both display
problems with programs crashing that I never encountered on 10.4, though
they're not the same problems on each. I'm tempted to revert to 10.4 LTS. I got
from 10.4 to 10.10 using the
Hi Guys
I would recommend to Les that he looks seriously at Xubuntu. You get the
benefits of Ubuntu but with the Xfce desktop instead of Gnome. It's
considerably more lightweight than Gnome but it still gives you a lot of
options to tailor the layout and appearance.
Yes, there is always the K
Hi Guys
Since clean-installing Xubuntu 10.10 on an Acer 1410 laptop, the system is
freezing up once or twice during a daily 8 hour session. The mouse and keyboard
become inoperative and, if I disconnect the mouse then reconnect it, the mouse
does not light up, suggesting that no power is being
Hi Guys
I'm running Xubuntu 10.4. A couple of days ago I downloaded a routine update
which required a reboot to complete. After that I had no wireless connectivity
and no Network Manager applet (nm-applet) icon in the notification area.
Following much experimentation I discovered I could get w
Hi Folks
I was interested to read Glen Mehn's comments about OOO Base; effectively,
brilliant but who uses it?
I used to be an MS Access developer and was quite a big fan. Now I've moved
over to Linux I've been experimenting with just what can be done with Base, to
see if it is a good open so
Hi Guys
Thanks for all the helpful advice. I believe you have saved me from screwing up
my system!!
Regards
Nige
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Hi Guys
Some advice please
In order to minimise the differences between working at home and away, my
desktop and laptop have very similar folder structures. This has proven to be a
little counter-productive since, when I'm transferring files between them using
Filezilla or Nautilus, it is
Hi Guys
I suspect that there are vast numbers of people to whom the philosophical and
financial aspects of free/open source software would be very attractive.
Trouble is, they've probably never heard of it. Where do we go to talk about
FLOSS? OggCamp, LUGs and the like. Great and enjoyable as
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