On Fri, 2009-01-30 at 00:50 +, David King wrote:
> There is an interesting post on ZDNet, about making a video for Linux.
> You may have read about that subject already, but the talkback comments
> on that site are worth reading. There is one person called Loverock
> Davidson who is vehement
There is an interesting post on ZDNet, about making a video for Linux.
You may have read about that subject already, but the talkback comments
on that site are worth reading. There is one person called Loverock
Davidson who is vehemently against Linux, and it would seem that he is
totally blind
Farran Lee wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-01-29 at 21:38 +, Rob Beard wrote:
>
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone knew how to clear out the home directory on
>> Ubuntu when a user logs out?
>>
>> Basically what I to achieve is have a script run to automatically when a
>> user logs out of th
*come=home
sorry
2009/1/29 Alec Wright
> Not sure about clearing it on logout, but i expect clearing it on login
> will do? System>Prefs>Sessions
> Add>Command: rm -fr $HOME/* ; cp /etc/skel/* $HOME/
> That deletes everyhting in the come dir and then copies the default home
> dir
>
> 2009/1/29 R
Not sure about clearing it on logout, but i expect clearing it on login will
do? System>Prefs>Sessions
Add>Command: rm -fr $HOME/* ; cp /etc/skel/* $HOME/
That deletes everyhting in the come dir and then copies the default home dir
2009/1/29 Rob Beard
> Hi folks,
>
> I was wondering if anyone kn
On 29/01/2009 21:49, Farran Lee wrote:
>
> i tried that once before - i basically made their home directory a
> folder in the /tmp directory. That worked...
> but then the new powermanager/user switcher-y thing instead of the
> shutdown button has a "guest" session in it. Not sure how to access
On Thu, 2009-01-29 at 21:38 +, Rob Beard wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I was wondering if anyone knew how to clear out the home directory on
> Ubuntu when a user logs out?
>
> Basically what I to achieve is have a script run to automatically when a
> user logs out of their Gnome session so it res
Hi folks,
I was wondering if anyone knew how to clear out the home directory on
Ubuntu when a user logs out?
Basically what I to achieve is have a script run to automatically when a
user logs out of their Gnome session so it resets everything back to the
default. I've tried putting a couple o
Paul Sutton wrote:
> Right now I have the caps lock key on (the led is on so i know this is
> the case) and yet, its producing lower case in X
Are you using a KVM switch? Whenever this happens to me, it's invariably
because I have used my keyboard-video-mouse switch to switch to another
PC, and
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Paul Sutton wrote:
>
> I am trying to find out if anyone else out there is experiencing this
Hi Farran,
I think we need a few more details, such as what version of Ubuntu
you're running, which desktop (Gnome/KDE/XFCE/other), what version of
rosegarden is installed (you should be able to find this from Synaptic
or the KDE equivalent (Adept IIRC)).
Cofion/Regards,
Neil.
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hi everyone :)
I have an issue with rosegarden... and after googling, I can't find an
awful lot of help on it... here's the problem that comes up when I run
it in terminal:
far...@jedi·knight:~$ rosegarden
/usr/bin/iceauth: /tmp/dcopPfMg8b:1: bad "add" command line
/usr/bin/iceauth: /tmp/dcopPfM
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I was wondering if anyone knew how to lock down the settings on Firefox
> on Ubuntu 8.04?
>
> Basically I'm nearly done setting up an LTSP Server and I want to make
> sure that no one who logs on can fiddle with the settings. I've got
> Tinyproxy and Dansguardian installed and wo
Hi
I am trying to find out if anyone else out there is experiencing this issue,
reported on ubuntu 8.10 and 8.04.2
http://www.subspacefield.org/~travis/keyboard/index.html
may be helpful regarding how linux handles keyboard input
Essentially
Right now I have the caps lock key on (the led is o
David King wrote:
> Ubuntu needs to have GnomePPP installed by default.
> I did find a CLI program called wvdial that was installed,
gnome-dial provdes a GUI for these two. I use it to dial GPRS/3G over
bluetooth, but it will work with any configured modem. gnome-dial is
available on the Ubuntu r
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Stephen Nelson-Smith wrote:
> Greetings Gluggers,
>
> We will be having our first meeting of the year on Saturday the 31st
> of January, at the New Cavendish Street campus of Westminster
> University, starting at around 1330 hours. For those of you
Hi folks,
I was wondering if anyone knew how to lock down the settings on Firefox
on Ubuntu 8.04?
Basically I'm nearly done setting up an LTSP Server and I want to make
sure that no one who logs on can fiddle with the settings. I've got
Tinyproxy and Dansguardian installed and working but onl
It is fantastic that this is a possibility but I doubt schools and the like
will be sensitized to the nature of the community, will they be informed
that they can report problems in a way they won't have experienced before?
And if not how can this message be got to them?
Obviously all hypothetical
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