Can you describe exactly what happens when you place the disc in the drive? By default Ubuntu will automount it. Aftern inserting the disc, try opening a terminal and typing in the following...
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Can you describe exactly what happens when you place the disc in the drive? By default Ubuntu will automount it. Aftern inserting the disc, try opening a terminal and typing in the following...
Yes, this isn't a bad place to ask, though you may get more people to see your question and possibly get an answer at the general help forum at http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=331
Also...
To test, you could try it in another device if you have one available. Such as a Micro to SD converter card and put it in a camera or something that takes SD (or microSD directly) cards. If it did...
Are you sure it didn't just fail? If you did nothing different that is a possibility since I recall read only being one of SD's failure paths.
Generally Wine problems are not related to Ubuntu, so the Wine App db is the best place to look for hints followed by googling for the application name and wine....
Can you eject the card, then reinsert it and post the output of the following entered into a terminal:
dmesg |tail -n 20
That can tell us if Ubuntu is recognizing the card at all. Honestly after...
Just for future browsers of this forum, the symbolic package also requires GINAC, which means you need the libginac-dev package if you want to build the symbolic package from source. Hopefully the...
Just because no one had a chance to answer doesn't mean that.
But I'm not sure there are any Intel MID devices that have been released yet. If there are try the links on this page:...
I don't really know, but you can try the Wine Appdb listing for Quark and try asking there or see if printing is even possible right now.
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What information do you need? It should all be accessible with the
sudo tune2fs -l [filesystem] option. See man tune2fs for more. It is quite difficult to follow, but it does all seem to be in...
Great, glad that worked for you. Unfortunately my /etc/hosts file was fine and reinstalling gksu didn't change anything, but I'll see if I can't hunt the issue down.
Thank you very much. I guess that does answer that there isn't anything really easy to do what I'm looking for, but wxmaxima might do the trick. I couldn't find anything in the documentation on why...
I get a similar problem, and for me it seems to be that gksu (the app that handles escalating the priviledges needed for programs like those you mentioned) locks up after completing. So I open a...
Good thought, but according to http://www.gnu.org/software/gnumeric/gnumeric.html it's listed as a future project. I did try installing it and it does display 30 vs 20 floating point digits for...
Does anyone know of any applications like that for Ubuntu?
I'm looking to play around with some mathematical series and I'd like to explore their convergence. OpenOffice.org cuts off at 20 or so...
It can show it's code to you so you can either study it or change it. That may not be your cup of tea, but it's a big advantage.
As far as user visable features there aren't so many that you...
Yes you can always do this. The reason I didn't tell you to do that is the method I gave you handles dependencies better. If there are other dependencies needed to install the package the script will...
You must not have marked the package for installation first. First you find the package you want then double click on it to mark it to install (or right click and select mark for installation.). Only...
Not that I know of myself but there are lots of threads on fixing hibernate and suspend, so if you search enough you should find something. It's not a big problem to use Mint if that does what you...
According to http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/models/photosmart/photosmart_7800_series.html and http://www.linuxprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=HP-PhotoSmart_7850 it should work fine with...
It looks like d4x will do that, but I've never used it. sudo aptitude install d4x
will install it. Also you can of course use wget and set up a cron job to do your downloading. That's sort of the...
Yes, if you open synaptic and mark the package you want to install for installation, then go to the File menu and select Generate package download script. You can then copy that file and paste the...
Yes, as I understand it, if it was set up right that would be the next step. What may be happening is that you have competing DHCP servers on the network, so the thin client isn't getting it's IP...
You probably want the latest version, I was just showing you that for background on what it can do for you and to make it easier to understand. There's also just a package you can install that...
It looks like the information gets saved to ~/.kde4/share/apps/ktouch/statistics.xml
It's not pretty to look at, but it has the info you are looking for such as the time they took it, accuracy, etc.