*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 96991 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/96991
I don't think that my problem is Compiz related as I was not using
anything related to Compiz at the time of my writing. I have since
installed and use Compiz. Now I have other applications doing this same
thing
I have the exact same problem. Don't know how to tell what card I have
but I think it uses the intel module also. Any help would be
appreciated. I am on a Acer 5610z laptop.
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audacity stops recording after about a second when using software play-through
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/355846
Yo
Btw, everything was working fine until I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04. When I
upgraded everything was slow but enabling UXA made it speed up. The only
thing not working now is Audacity with software play-through. I can get
it to sort of work by playing with the input and output devices in
Audacity, but
I too have the same problem. I have attached a screen-shot of what is
happening. Basically, the whatever program is on top, gets pushed behind
the preview. When moving the preview window, it leaves a trail of images
of the preview. The screen just fails to refresh, even hitting F5 at the
desktop to
Thank you thank you thank you for this. I could not find an alternative
to the system->preferences->appearance->interface tab until now. Your
second solution of going to desktop->gnome->interface->can_change_accels
in gconf-editor worked. So, thank you.
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"Open in terminal" should have a keyboar
The battery indicator is not an "ignorable" icon! I think it is a stupid
idea to have everything menus. If the application is not "notifying" you
then what is it doing when you hover over it and it shows useful
information? Your just making me have to click more! STOP IT! I like
Ubuntu but, I am go
Simply changing "true" to "false" within the match block, as stated by
pruch, works for me. It was all working fine until I accidentally
unplugged my Sansa without unmounting it first. Now I can do that and
have no problems but, I believe that is what caused this because up
until now I have had no
Andrea,
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have searched high and low, all over
the Internet and your post is the first to actually answer the question
of how to set F4 to open the current directory in a terminal window like
KDE's Konqueror does. I found several other pages relating to the
nautilu
Ubuntu is already overweight and bloated. I'll beit, not as much as
Winblows but it is. The reason I stick to Ubuntu is because it "just
works".
Though, now, It does not "just work" a lot of the times and this tool
tip thing has just about done me in on switching back to Winblows. I
have been usin
