Thanx, m8!!! In the meantime, it recognised the webcam. You see, it has 2 modes: 1) as a webcam and 2) the other as a photo camera, with additional disk, so it sees it as an external disk. So, that is cool and it is an improvement on the previous version of Ubuntu, in my experience.
I downloaded the Root Terminal application, so it is easy to do stuff trough that without the sudo command, which sometimes might be a bit confusing, as it's not always needed etc. So, that is cool, too. The thing is, if I want to update my ClamAV it is not allowing me, which I find objectionable. It should be possible to update the virus definitions at my command, for any user, as that can only be helpful. That's my suggestion to the Ubuntu team. Also, my firewall has to be manually started, when I boot the system, it doesn't boot with it, and I tried giving the command in the general management and in the firewall configuration - but it still isn't doing it, I'm afraid. Any ideas, please? I also managed to sort out the Canon stuff with 1 exception, as I reported earlier in other parts of the forum: I can't get it to print at a higher resolution, so it's quite poor quality at default values... Any help there, please? Thank you kindly, once again, for your good work and to the community for all this effort and mutual help!!! Cheers! -- Cannon MP360 printer, ClamAV, Desktop Firewall and other issues... https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/231910 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
