Again here was the same, removing nautilus-open-terminal fixed for me as
well.
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Title:
ubuntuone-client-gnome needs to install gsettings schemas
Okay went and tried other distros over the last week or so...
First I think your problem is specific to the intel NIC/chip on your
machine(s). That being said, updating the specific intel driver may work
fine in your situation, but I was addressing the larger more general
issues regarding ethernet
I am a relative noob to linux in general, admittedly most of my
knowledge or experience in linux is a hodgepodge of miscellaneous things
to fix what I have broken usually. Because of this I have found this
same or similar problems on virtually every Debian/Ubuntu et al., board
or forum I have seen.
Just found this on the debian wikki network manager page. Might be
applicable here and to various other NIC card issues I have seen here
lately. http://wiki.debian.org/NetworkManager
Scroll down to the section marked "NetworkManager in Squeeze" and it
says the following..
NetworkManager in Squee
*update*
Okay I think this may not really be a linux/debian/Ubuntu et al problem
or bug. Regardless of the documented bug with network manager with
Debain and therefore subsequent derivatives, there is an issue that is
Windows 7 related that I think will clear up a lot of these issues. Now
this ma
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Opinion
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Title:
Ubuntu splashscreen big and ugly after installing ATI/nVidia
propriet
Nathaniel, I too am sorry you felt you had engage capslock.LOL
You said it embarrassed you when friends looked over your shoulder while
the loading screen was displayed. As another poster pointed out thats
the real problem here. Many of us here told you how to fix it, you can
try one of those
I found this when trying to figure out why my dual-boot win7 and ubuntu
10.10 machine kept failing to acquire DHCP from my router.
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=240880
Scroll down to post #3 to get the fix he used. Here is a brief on it.
Basically the person had the same issues
The work arounds work to varying degrees for most people experiencing this
issue, and I won't rehash them. That being said, I run the ATI proprietary
driver in Ubuntu 10.10 and had this issue as well. This is an issue with
proprietary drivers and NOT plymouth itself or Ubuntu. This is a prime ex
In response to #116:
Microsoft charges you $200 and up for a full version of Windows 7, they
do not run an X-server environment but rather have direct input and
cooperation with the drivers and their respective manufacturers. They
don't run a X server because they have full on mutual cooperation f
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