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X doesn't really support that directly. To do that you'll need to use
something like Xvnc. IIRC It's possible to have x11vnc either create
or reattach a session. Might want to read the man pages of x11vnc and
look in to xrdp.
At Sun, 24 Apr 2011 09:44:50 +0200,
Marc JEAN wrote:
I logged on a
If you have the option not to use microsoft excel I'd suggest
something like gnumeric. There are dozens of good spreadsheet programs.
At Wed, 06 Oct 2010 15:43:14 +0100,
Evan Ingram wrote:
On Tue, 2010-10-05 at 08:16 -0700, h...@neg9.org wrote:
When you think about wine try to think of each
if i goto applications wine browse c: drive, it shows me the
contents of the shared .wine directory. but if i actually try and run
anything i just get the little timer spinning around. i tried running
from command line and it tells me wine: /home/user/.wine is not owned
by you
sure
you shouldn't need to set the dir 777. It shouldn't be writable. but
that's another thing
When you set your .wine up and installed it set up a bunch of registry
settings for office. If you didn't export those registry settings to
the other user somehow then their system isn't set up. It's
At my previous job we found that printing and pdfs are defintely
better under Ubuntu. There are a few other things that make Ubuntu
better on the desktop (as much as I do like vanilla debian). Debian is
better for servers, Ubuntu is better on the desktop (imho).
for creating users you'll
What I'd suggest is actually using a launcher to do this instead.
IIRC you should be able to use a .desktop file (I'm pretty sure gnome
calls it a launcher) with the executable set to '/bin/cp -f
%F /home/Dropbox'. This should be tested with file names that have
spaces in them as I don't remember
you need the ip address of the server the scripts run on?
On Fri, 15 May 2009 13:10:26 +0200
Philippe ENTZMANN phili...@phec.net wrote:
Hello,
I am writing scripts to automate some tasks in my Ubuntu LTSP server.
To be clean, I need to guess the IP address of the server (the one
used by
This does not work since /lib/modules/'uname
-r'/kernel/drivers/gpu/drm/via ,this path does not exist in the chroot
enviroment,
Question 1: How do I compile the driver in the chroot enviroment?
Ok, there's two issues here. First 'uname -r' is going to return the
active kernel version, but
