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Sorry that's the limit of my knowledge (except to say that there has obviously been a choice to switch to em1 for a reason, I'm just not sure what - possibly consistent naming of network cards)....

It look like you could try adding "biosdevname=0" to your kernel command line in /etc/default/grub and updating with update-grub2 to restore it back to eth0.

Not sure why it would be in Ubuntu but http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/ConsistentNetworkDeviceNaming

Yep. There's more than one way to regex a [Cc]at. :P

I would say that out of these 2, mine is a little stricter about what it will match; it will only match strings that you indicated. There are...

Could also conceivably just be a bad download or burn. I'm not sure whether Ubuntu automatically checks the installation disk's checksum before installing or not. Definitely worth checking this...

If you would like all your matches in a slightly more compact form:


sed -re 's/see\s+[[:digit:]]+(,\s*[[:digit:]]+)*(\s+and\s+[[:digit:]]+)?\.\s*//gi'

This will match



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I found this post on the forums that suggests that it can fix the issue, something to do with pam printing the motd so commenting it out of /etc/pam.d/login and/or /etc/pam.d/sshd.

Actually looks like there are a number of chromium bugs reported for this issue:

http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=89594
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=89850...

I can see the problem now. It behaves on my system running Chromium (18.0.1025.151~r130497-0ubuntu1) in the way you suggest it should; clicking on one folder in the bookmarks bar makes the other...

You can see what's happening with a command xev which will show you what keypresses are being generated when you press Fn+F4. You can remap them using xmodmap see here for a good description howto...

I'm not sure I entirely understand what the behaviour you're expecting is, but could it be a difference between Chrome and Chromium? Which are you using on Ubuntu?

If it's a definite issue with...

Hi,

I've put up a post on my blog with a perl script that I've found very useful in leaning commands and how to use the command line.

I found with using the command line I was prone to...

Hi Paolo,

pgl is Peer Guardian Linux. http://sourceforge.net/projects/peerguardian/

A for loop in Bash would look something like:



# make sure not to break up filenames with spaces
IFS="
"
# you can easily test and modify the "ls" command to select the files you want
for...

Um... have you checked the balance? I'm not sure what mixer you would be using, but alsamixer on the command line would show one of the volumes as being half width if it were unbalanced, and you...

Hi txust,

Good to see you're still active. :)

Yes, thanks for the script. The issues fixed were mainly the ones mentioned on the original thread (nothing major). You'd missed putting quotes...

I get weird results with "speaker-test -s 2" as well; I get the same error you do. Although my lubunutu setup is pretty screwy in the sound department so I could be me as well.

With "speaker-test...

Hi Everybody,

I came across a script on this forum for splitting and renaming FLAC + CUE file combinations: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1084840

It was posted by txust.

I...

Sorry, not sure what step you've missed (or has otherwise gone wrong) but you appear to be trying to do this:

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MovingLinuxPartition

Perhaps it might shed some...

Hi,

I'm trying to set up the Fn Keys for my Eeepc to Work in lubuntu. I've got them working where the key already has a key symbol matched to it, by setting the key symbol to a shortcut in my...

Hi,

I recently clicked on this thread for the dust time in a long time and I was surprised to see that people were still using this script. It's good to see that you have fixed many of the...

Hi everyone,

Thanks for the advice. In terms of finances I'm considering doing LPIC1 to see if that improves my employability at least it will demonstrate that I have basic Linux admin skills (I...

Hi Euroman, thanks for the reply. I imagined actually surviving off work on FLOSS might be a bit of a stretch, but I'd still like to know where you think the best places and communities in the world...

Hi all,

I live Glasgow in the UK. I'm unemployed and about to be kicked out of my flat. I'm also passionate about FLOSS and want to do something for the community, I've been tinkering with tiny...

Hi,

I'm just wondering if anyone has a command to change the number of virtual desktops under LXDE (with openbox)?

I would like to set up a pair of keyboard shortcuts to add and remove...