like the torment of Tantalus.
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> people use Ubuntu to log into Windows.
>
Now that really is saddening - working on an excellent OS with the sole
purpose of ignoring it and instead connecting to another less-awesome OS.
Sounds like typing "google" into Bing (or vice versa) to get to a page
where you can sea
On 18 March 2016 at 21:44, Gareth France
wrote:
>
> It's like using a high def TV to watch old, warn VHS tapes.
Or maybe buying a blurry disc to watch on a 12inch black and white SD CRT
TV?
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support for them. It's nuts.
* The laptop they provide cannot be connected directly to the internet and
thus cannot run Windows Update.
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should I run
to give me confidence I have a full 120GB?
Thanks
DaveG
On 8 February 2016 at 22:49, Daniel Llewellyn <mailto:diddle...@gmail.com>> wrote:
On 8 February 2016 at 22:32, David Goldsbrough
mailto:da...@boavon.plus.com>> wrote:
$ sudo parted -l
further into
the disk means that the lvm metadata is dangling unaddressable at 257MB)
and as above rerun the pvresize, lvextend and resize2fs again.
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"logical" followed by enter.)
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tter to do it via a live-cd so
that the root filesystem is not mounted and therefore less likely to get
its knickers in a twist (technical term :-p)
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e filesystem resides: lvextend
-l+100%FREE /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root
Step 4. Finally the filesystem itself: resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root
You should be done now, but you can run an `fsck
/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root` to be sure that the filesystem is still
working before rebooting.
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> On 18 Dec 2015, at 03:11, Angie Brown wrote:
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> Hi, I would really like to stop receiving these emails but I can't find
> anywhere to unsubscribe, could someone please remove me from these emails
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> I'll do a bit more research and write a very detailed report to go with
> the bug report, then do it from the live DVD version. Thanks for that. I
> don't know how I'd cope with a slow interned feed these days. The DVD ISO
> took less than ten minutes t
G" end of the
stick here. While there is the possibility that some OEMs may take this
relaxation and lock their hardware down to only allow MS certified
software, that is not what MS are requiring. The wording is "no longer
require an opt-out" and NOT "require that there is no o
27;m talking about most of the time!
you mentioned earlier in the thread that you successfully ran the
installation on an copy of mint using the same ubuntu packages. Was
that possibly using a different .wine directory? Have you tried
against an entirely virgin .wine directory (or separate $
or actually working
on. It's got to the point now that I get annoyed when using a non-mac
keyboard layout.
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> the other drive and re-install. That gave me the expected partitioning.
> I'm really curious as to what was going on. Any thoughts?
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our latest backup is a
tar archive (compressed or not) then it will retain the modified times
when you extract it to an arbitrary location so you are able to do the
analysis on that backup if you are so inclined).
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ontrol allows you to immediately isolate the offending code
and excise it by either rolling-back the commit that added it (in the
case your vcs was hacked in addition to your live site) or just
re-deploying your latest golden master over-the-top of the current
infected live site (in the case your
imilarity between Debian/kFreeBSD and a GNU/Linux is the
GNU part.
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rt guide linked at the top of the page. It's really
> easy to do, and is a great way to contribute to Ubuntu if like me
> you're not a coder, artist or designer!
>
> If you have any questions, do ask.
>
> Cheers,
> Al.
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#x27;t
expecting; worse losing sight of it entirely because the window was in a
transient state just for the draggy-drag and now it's reverted and you have
no idea where you just put the folder you were manipulating.
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> what two finger scroll is supposed to do!
it allows you to scroll with two fingers :-)
see how the apple trackpads do it and you'll get the idea. instead of an
edge-of-the-trackpad-based scroll, you use two fingers anywhere on the
trackpad simultaneously.
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On 10 March 2014 16:38, Daniel Llewellyn wrote:
> dpkg -l | grep '^i'
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> dpkg -l (lowercase L) lists all packages that are installed or otherwise
> known to the system (such as those packages you've removed but not purged).
> To filter the list to
this, f(…) something? Might be an option to buying a new DVD.
>
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On 23 February 2014 17:33, Daniel Llewellyn wrote:
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> On 23 February 2014 17:20, Ted Wager wrote:
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>
> [Daniel Llewellyn] .related > Ted
> [doc-bot] Ted, just because you're using ubuntu doesn't mean you have an
> ubuntu-related question
>
>
>
>
our phone does not have psychic powers and cannot
>> magically see the contents of media you have not inserted yet.
>>
>>
>> Sorry..
> In ubuntu I copy my music files to the memory card then insert the card
> into the phone I then remount the phone a see all the files
rives, but neither can
> now mount them.
if your windows system is set to hibernate instead of shutdown when you
click the poweroff button then ubuntu won't be able to mount the windows
partition because windows retains a lock while hibernated.
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On 22 September 2013 19:28, Bruno Girin wrote:
> On 21 September 2013 10:37, J Fernyhough wrote:
>
>> Telephonic Triggerfish
>>
>
> Toothy Tigershark.
>
the one that nobody would like to come across because they know exactly
where you are at all times:
telep
er methods that I haven't mentioned but, basically, deleting a
libreoffice document is exactly the same as deleting any other file on the
system; there is no magic incantation to perform and no (d)RAMs need
sacrificing.
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the warning and get the package
installed.
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unlikely to get a virus or
> we are very likely to.
>
And that's the problem with starting with a negative and then negating it!
I believe the intention was similar to the following:
"If you REGULARLY use UNOFFICIAL REPOs and you are totally careless with
your system then there
ibernation or fast restarting), or mount the volume
>
> read-only with the 'ro' mount option.
>
> Can anyone help as to why it still thinks that Windows is hibernated when
> I've disabled Rapid Start and re-booted?
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ne by them.
re-reading the above sounds harsh, it's not meant to, but it is a valid
point that a lot of people forget or don't realise or ignore.
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On 20 May 2013 19:31, Mark Einon wrote:
> Remember - they may take your bongos, but they'll never take your freedom.
>
the child in me smirks whenever someone mentions "bongos". I mean:
"he said bongos!"
* Tony from Men Behaving Badly, as if you didn't alr
ld be applied to profanity filters instead of the out-and-out
blacklists of words/part-words.
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