One recommendation was that I upgrade to a newer LibreOffice and see if
that fixes the problem.
I have Ubuntu 14.04 as dual boot on this machine, so I booted into it
and ran upgrade, which I hadn't done for some months. After about an
hour all the upgrades were done and I tried LO. I set up
From: Michael Rasmussen
Hey, funny seeing you here, Michael. ☺
/me dings his bike bell
As a long term customer of gandi.net I've just been handed a batch of promo
codes
good for 40% off a new .com or .net domain registation.
If you have a new domain to register and want one of these let me
At the January Linux clinic, I upgraded processors for a bunch
of laptops, from Intel Socket M T2xxx 32 bit to Intel Core Duo
T7200 64 bit 2GHz 4MB cache. The latest distros are optimized
for (or require) 64 bit processors.
At this Sunday's clinic, I will focus on the software problems
people
Sorry, gandi.net seems pretty pricey overall, even with discounts. Also,
I'm not an UBuntu user (UGH, I say, to Walter L.).
www.nearlyfreespeech.net doesn't have the same TLD variety, but overall
standard pricing is more reasonable.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 7:50 PM, Michael Rasmussen
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 08:01:25PM -0800, John Jason Jordan wrote:
In the present instance I am trying to find the executable for
Ristretto image viewer.
From a command line:
which ristretto
which will print out the full path to the program. Provided it is in your path.
Alternatively
Today I tried to open a PNG file by clicking on a link in a web page
with Firefox. Firefox offered to save it or open it with Gedit. The
Gedit option has a drop-down Other, but when I select it I get a file
manager pop-up, not a pop-up with a list of installed applications.
After much effort I
On Thu, 12 Feb 2015 20:01:25 -0800, in message
20150212200125.1237cef9@Devil-Bonobo, John Jason Jordan wrote:
Living with the problem would be trivial if I
knew the names and locations of the executables on my computer, but I
don't have that information. I think it can be found from the
On Saturday, January 31, 2015, Kirk Wah Yick wahyi...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello everyone!
Kind of new to Linux and am trying to install the USB network adapter onto
a Kali x32 VM using Virtual Box. Have been researching this but have not
been successful in my attempts to get this working. These
I don't know if all distributions have this feature, but from the
command line, as root, run: updatedb
Then from the command line: locate filename
or even just part of the file's name.
You may want to pipe the output into a read only editor like more or less.
Wayne
On 02/12/2015 08:09 PM,
