Also, when doing a lot of things at once, for example
backup/reinstall/restore... (Or even scarier, upgrade a VPS's OS in place,
remove several user accounts, replace one web app with another, and upgrade
WordPress -- you get the idea.) I've found it's a good idea to take things
slowly and reboot
Well, I tracked down the culprit in this mystery and the trail pointed
to dumb user, not bad video driver.
Prior to installing Linux Mint, I had used Clonezilla to save an image
of the home partition. To be on the safe side, I immediately restored
the image to a spare partition to see if a
I installed Linux Mint Cinnamon 14 on Sunday. Everything looked good
except for an odd display problem. As I typed in LibreWriter or gmail
(via a Web browser) it would sometimes whiteout the sentence ahead of
where I was typing. The text was still there, but just not shown.
I realized I
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 11:10 AM, Will Rico willr...@gmail.com wrote:
So my question is...How can updating a graphics driver change someone's home
directory permissions?
The .deb file format allows for both pre post install scripts
(programs) to be run. For what is probably some truly
Thanks for the tips guys! I tried to recreate the problem and ran into
a couple of new ones, lol...
(1) I couldn't figure out how to switch to the Gallium driver. After
searching online to no avail, I tried switching the Driver line in
xorg.conf to gallium. That didn't seem to work. When
