Kristoffer Gustafsson wrote:
> Hi.
> since I've got so much problems with alsa I'm thinking of switching to
> another distribution than debian.
> do you think this will help?
Hi Kristoffer,
It's going to be similar in any distribution. It's the same
libraries, ALSA, JACK, Pulse Audio, naming the
John:
You install Samba on Linux, not Windows.
Samba provides support on Linux for Microsoft's networking protocols,
which are still netbios based, if I'm not mistaken. It's been a while
since I've delved into supporting Windows file systems.
Janina
John J. Boyer writes:
> I tried to install a
Hi.
Since I got problems with latest testing version of debian(it refuses
to run orca) I have decided to try ubuntu instead.
but when trying there is no braille or speech at all.
can I install ubuntu in some way?
I tried the network install, but when I did ubuntu didn't find my
harddrive. just the
Hi Again, John:
A ten year old machine is certainly something you've gotten good use of!
Most people don't keep their machines that long, except perhaps those of
us running Linux. My oldest just now is my 2008 era Thinkpad X61s
laptop. I'm personally considering between a few fixes to it vs
somet
Aha, the magic piece of info you haven't previously provided,
Kristoffer! At least, I don't recall you ever telling us you're trying
to run speech over jack.
Don't do that. Reserve jack for your high end audio devices where you
use Audacity, or software like that. Jack doesn't belong on the device
What version of Ubuntu have you tried, and how did you try to bring up
speech? Did you try alt+super+s for example?
Also, Vinux is based on Ubuntu, and it comes up talking.
On 07/07/16 06:17, Kristoffer Gustafsson wrote:
Hi.
Since I got problems with latest testing version of debian(it refuses
Also, ubuntu mate is accessible as well. I've run it.
Mark Peveto
Registered Linux user number 600552
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On Thu, 7 Jul 2016, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
> What version of Ubuntu have you tried, and how did you try to bring up speech?
> Did you try alt+su
Hi.
This was not good. Tried to install ubuntu desktop. The installer crached.
Do not try ubuntu desktop 16.04.
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> 7 juli 2016 kl. 15:26 skrev Mark Peveto :
>
> Also, ubuntu mate is accessible as well. I've run it.
>
> Mark Peveto
> Registered Linux user number 600552
>
I think it's a little hasty to tell people not to try ubuntu 16.04. I've
installed ubuntu 16.04 so often that I eventually took the time to
configure a pxe installation server. I've never had it crash. Your
problem might have been a hardware failure or a kernel bug. Ubuntu
compiles it's own ker
Hi Janina,
Building or rather designing my own computer would be fun. Maybe I can
get others interested in participating.
I'm thinking that what I would really like is a laptop with a built-in
Braille display. It would have to have wi-fi and I would install
comand-line only Debian. I have a F
Hi John,
When I enter as root
smbpasswd -a lshare
it asks for a password, but then it gives the message "Failed to add
entry for user lshare".
John
On Wed, Jul 06, 2016 at 07:11:54PM -0500, John G. Heim wrote:
> I am pretty sure that on your linux machine, all you have to do is this:
>
> sud
Hi.
what ubuntu image did you download?
I downloaded ubuntu desktop.
right after ubuntu had made partitions and continued with the
installation it crashed.
I wonder why the netinstall iso didn't find my harddrive. it would
have been easier to install in text mode like in debian.
do you think that a
You won't be able to find a existing case with space for an integrated
braille display. It might be possible to install linux on a Pac Mate
though. I had a Pac Mate with a 40 cell display. I still use the display
every day but it is attached to my linux desktop. The Pac Mate itselfis
gone. The
It looks right to me assuming your user name is lshare. Surely, you
don't usually log in as lshare, do you? You can create a user just for
sharing files but you are going to run into a lot of permissions
problems. It would be better just to use the user name you usually log
in as.
In fact, I al
I used the 64-bit desktop image of ubuntu. You know, it occurs to me
that a likely cause for your installer crash might be invalid
installation media. Either the image got scrambled during download or it
got scrambled being written to your installation media. I think you
should download the im
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