Sorry, that should have been "removing adobe-flashplugin".
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I also get this warning but my situation is worse as Firefox freezes any
time I click on a menu item, Bookmarks Toolbar item or right-click on a
text box. Since this bug does not mention freezing, only annoying error
output, I started a new one, Bug #574617 for my type of situation. As
detailed in
Thanks Travis Watkins, if I use Options >Select Session > Failsafe
GNOME, I can log in as the new user. When I do this, though, System
>Preferences >Appearance > Visual Effects tab is already set to None.
How can I make it "stick" for regular "GNOME" or "Run Xclient script"
sessions? Is there a fil
Thanks for the tip on what to attach and how to get it. I take it that you
meant to say
sudo chown OLDUSER /home/OLDUSER/xsession-errors
(note the "s" after the "x" in xsession).
I am attaching the file as requested.
It looks like a display/graphics card/compiz issue. Oddly, this does not
come
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
In Ubuntu Hardy 8.04.3 LTS, go to System > Administration > Users &
Groups. Click Unlock, make sure Administrator-level user is selected,
and enter that user's password. Click Add User. Add a new user with the
Profile: Desktop User, and
I know that Firefox 2 is available in hardy universe. At the same time,
I've read that as soon as you upgrade to hardy, your old Firefox 2
profile is irreversibly converted to use by Firefox 3 -- unless you are
very careful to back up the profile before you launch Firefox 3 for the
first time, and
Thanks for the suggestion to try it in Ubuntu hardy heron (8.04). As I
mentioned above, other reasons are keeping me from upgrading to hardy,
i.e. I want to keep Firefox 2.x while Firefox 3.x is still in beta, some
extensions that I use don't work in it, and some web sites that I visit
crash it. (U
Kfind is not installed in Ubuntu by default (though it may be in Kubuntu). To
add Kfind to Ubuntu, got to System > Administration > Synaptic package manager
(enter administrative password) > Search: kfind
Check mark it, select Apply and wait for the process to finish.
You can add a quick shortc
Hmm.. When using Places > Search for files in MY_BOOK, I do get results
if I don't use wild cards, e.g. if I just search for Name contains: AVI
without the "*." at the front. Not intuitive to people who are used to
wild cards for partial file names, but it does work. (I know, strictly
speaking, "Na
I should have mentioned that both in Nautilus and Places > Search for
files, I did select Look in folders: MY_BOOK. Still no search results,
though.
Also, Nautilus can browse and view the files on the USB HD without
problems. It's only the Search that does not work.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
Hello,
I have Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) fully updated (not upgraded to Hardy yet for
other reasons - I like Firefox 2.x). I run it on a Dell Dimension 4700
desktop. I also have a Western Digital (WD) "My Book" 1 TB (one
terabyte) external USB Hard Dis
I'm confused: has the source of the problem been fixed, or would anyone
who encounters it in the future be forced to use the same manual method
as WSW described above?
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