I had to write the iso slowly; chunks of 1M or more didn't work:
dd staus=progress if=IMAGENAME.iso of=/dev/DEVICE bs=512k; sync
worked for me.
But why can Debian do it out-of-the-box?! I cannot find out what Debian does
differently. It's not x.org, and no RandR-script.
This recommendation suffers from the same problem as the application of
RandR:
After booting, the laptop does not show the full desktop, but only the upper
left corner. It is difficult to navigate through menus when you cannot see
the whole desktop. Especially when you don't have time because
Dear all,
the problem I have is software dependent, but I don't understand why and how.
I have the same problem with *buntu 14.04 but not with Debian 7 and 8. I have
the same problem with different hardware.
The problem:
When booting a laptop that is connected to a projector (=dual monitor)
I manage my e-mail successfully (fetchmail + ssmtp + mutt).
But what do we do about a bug in a main package of Trisquel 7.0? Maintaining
it until 2019? The standard e-mail application is crucial - if it doesn't
work, people won't use Trisquel. This is why I'm searching for a solution.
Hi marioxcc,
I fully understand your frustration that derives from rejected changes.
However, there is a difficult - and I would even say: paradoxical - relation
between freedom and knowledge. On the one hand, everybody should have access
to and should be able to contribute to a base of knowl
Thank for he hint.I was quite sceptical due to thee warnings and the need to
run a "dist-upgrade", so I tested on a second machine first, and I was right:
I trashes the Desktop.
I tried to understand this thread, but have no idea what to do with it:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=
Dear all,
After configuring Evolution with the IMAP settings of my employer, I receive
the following error message:
'Failed to open folder. The reported error was "Error fetching folders:
expecting astring".'
I had this problem already in Fedora with the same version of Evolution
(Fedora
