(15 minutes after that post I realized it was xubuntu). Even after RTFM
I cannot puzzle out which KDE services are the problem here.
I can say this: kbibtex search works more or less correctly the first
few times it is run after boot (possibly after X restart, have not tried
that obvious test
Here are all the details in one place. First, you need to enable the
evil SHMConfig for the touchpad. xorg.conf below. Restart x. Then -S
option (not in the man page for syndaemon, but visible with -h) works.
$ syndaemon -i 0.5 -t -S -d
works.
Section InputDevice
Identifier
Cefn,
Can you give a more cogent description than
'Applications=Settings=Settings Manager=Sessions and Startup'?
My gnome desktop has no 'settings' item in the 'applications' pulldown
(oh how I hate gui's sometimes). Is this a setting managed by gnome-
settings-daemon? No luck searching for a
metoo
i had been running with desktop_is_home_dir checked (~/ as desktop)
decided to switch back to ~/Desktop as desktop. Unable to get it to
revert to ~/Desktop by any means.
$ gconf-editor
apps - nautilus - preferences - unchecked desktop_is_home_dir
control-alt-backspace restart
Sorry. Forgot to add, rebooted after
$ rm -r .gconf* .gnome*
All custom settings lost of course (background, fonts, etc),
desktop_is_home_dir still unchecked, but nautilus still shows ~/ as
desktop.
Sorry for the 2nd post.
Any workarounds?
--
nautilus does not respect desktop_is_home_dir
OK, the redhat folk found a workaround, that is probably a hint for
where the bug lies.
gconf-editor doesn't change config file which is at
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
edit that, restart nautilus
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=251301
here's mine:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat
Definitely not a network-manager issue. I get the same results (below)
when manually using shell wireless-tools to bring the interface up and
connect. (iwlist scan, iwconfig, etc)
Hardy Heron, 386 (on a VIA PicoITX CPU), NETGEAR USB wg111v2, without
NDISwrapper. Networkin comes up fine
Metoo.
Hardy Heron 8.04 here, gnome, mtpfs.
I have to manually
$ mkdir foo ; mtpfs foo
then my Creative Zen V mounts OK; single files seem to copy OK but drags
of directories in nautilus queue up a lot of data or something (progress
thermometer gets to about 30%) then nautilus reports failure
I'm having a problem with NM itself, not drivers or networking. eth0
comes up manually (ifup eth0). wlan0 comes up fine manually, or with
wifi-radar.
Hardy heron 8.04 from dvd iso, apt-get update 31 Mar. Rm'd all .gconf*
.gnome* subdirs; removed, installed network-manager, rebooted, same
result.
same experience here, Asus dual-core laptop, Linux zx 2.6.22-14-rt #1
SMP PREEMPT RT Tue Dec 18 10:01:34 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux (same with
non-RT kernel). Worked with 7.04, stopped working with 7.10 release.
Also, all apps that want to connect to jackd have to do so as root. This
wasn't the case
I too get this since the 2.6.20 kernel with ubuntu 7.04
/connect-debounce... port 1 disabled/
My hardware is an old VIA EPIA5000 card (in my car computer) with an
EXTERNAL USB hub, to which is attached a custom music control head (FTDI
serial device). Userland code (perl) detaches/reattaches the
Hi, Sony FE-590, ubuntustudio (7.04)... after hibernate or suspend, I
get noisy audio. Normal reboot fixes it. Audio level is OK, just
noisy, buzzy, raspy.
$ uname -a
Linux qx 2.6.20-16-lowlatency #2 SMP PREEMPT Wed May 23 01:49:41 UTC 2007 i686
GNU/Linux
No sound driver chatter in the logs at
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