[Bug 221703] Re: Dell Inspiron 8100 boots with vesa (800x600) instead of with -nv

Hey I think I'm experiencing the same sort of problems here, I installed some updates (from today), and after I rebooted it started with low-res mode, I installed some driversusing envyNG and now I dont get the message when I boot (it used to give me a message telling me to select my monitor and

[Bug 192629] Re: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" on NTFS / VFAT partitions

uot; part, now I can happily trash files. But I just don't get something, this "uid=1000" is like an option or something?? I know UID means User ID (probably) and that the "1000" is the first user's ID number... But what does it exactly do? look at my fstab /dev/sd

[Bug 221703] Re: Dell Inspiron 8100 boots with vesa (800x600) instead of with -nv

Hey I think I'm experiencing the same sort of problems here, I installed some updates (from today), and after I rebooted it started with low-res mode, I installed some driversusing envyNG and now I dont get the message when I boot (it used to give me a message telling me to select my monitor and

[Bug 192629] Re: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" on NTFS / VFAT partitions

uot; part, now I can happily trash files. But I just don't get something, this "uid=1000" is like an option or something?? I know UID means User ID (probably) and that the "1000" is the first user's ID number... But what does it exactly do? look at my fstab /dev/sd

[Bug 221703] Re: Dell Inspiron 8100 boots with vesa (800x600) instead of with -nv

Hey I think I'm experiencing the same sort of problems here, I installed some updates (from today), and after I rebooted it started with low-res mode, I installed some driversusing envyNG and now I dont get the message when I boot (it used to give me a message telling me to select my monitor and

[Bug 192629] Re: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" on NTFS / VFAT partitions

uot; part, now I can happily trash files. But I just don't get something, this "uid=1000" is like an option or something?? I know UID means User ID (probably) and that the "1000" is the first user's ID number... But what does it exactly do? look at my fstab /dev/sd

[Bug 221703] Re: Dell Inspiron 8100 boots with vesa (800x600) instead of with -nv

Hey I think I'm experiencing the same sort of problems here, I installed some updates (from today), and after I rebooted it started with low-res mode, I installed some driversusing envyNG and now I dont get the message when I boot (it used to give me a message telling me to select my monitor and

[Bug 192629] Re: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" on NTFS / VFAT partitions

uot; part, now I can happily trash files. But I just don't get something, this "uid=1000" is like an option or something?? I know UID means User ID (probably) and that the "1000" is the first user's ID number... But what does it exactly do? look at my fstab /dev/sd

[Bug 221703] Re: Dell Inspiron 8100 boots with vesa (800x600) instead of with -nv

Hey I think I'm experiencing the same sort of problems here, I installed some updates (from today), and after I rebooted it started with low-res mode, I installed some driversusing envyNG and now I dont get the message when I boot (it used to give me a message telling me to select my monitor and

[Bug 192629] Re: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" on NTFS / VFAT partitions

uot; part, now I can happily trash files. But I just don't get something, this "uid=1000" is like an option or something?? I know UID means User ID (probably) and that the "1000" is the first user's ID number... But what does it exactly do? look at my fstab /dev/sd

[Bug 221703] Re: Dell Inspiron 8100 boots with vesa (800x600) instead of with -nv

Hey I think I'm experiencing the same sort of problems here, I installed some updates (from today), and after I rebooted it started with low-res mode, I installed some driversusing envyNG and now I dont get the message when I boot (it used to give me a message telling me to select my monitor and

[Bug 192629] Re: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" on NTFS / VFAT partitions

uot; part, now I can happily trash files. But I just don't get something, this "uid=1000" is like an option or something?? I know UID means User ID (probably) and that the "1000" is the first user's ID number... But what does it exactly do? look at my fstab /dev/sd