I can't solve your s-video problem. But maybe you want to use a linux distro specifically for tv/media?
See
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-great-li nsform-tv/
Sheng-Chieh
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I can't solve your s-video problem. But maybe you want to use a linux distro specifically for tv/media?
See
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-great-li nsform-tv/
Sheng-Chieh
Yes I use flashblock and I disable it. Now the puzzle works. I'm surprised because you
click the round button to go ahead with flash, it should work. Why it didn't work? Enlighten
me.
Sheng-Chieh
What do you people think? I don't want to be the first.
It looks like you give away some privacy (don't really know -
didn't signup)!?
Sheng-Chieh
Nope flash-aid did not work either. I let it install the latest beta version (version 11).
On the eee lpatop which has linux mint 10 lxde and where kenken works, I have flash
version 10.2.161.23. On this dinosaur desktop which has #! 10 2/12, I have flash version
11.2.202.233. So the problem is not flash (I think).
What else may be the problem? Can someone with #! 10 (2/12 or earlier) give kenken a try?
I.e., go to
http://www.kenken.com/play_now
and try to play this addictive math game.
Sheng-Chieh
Thank for replying.
Installing flashplugin-nonfree did not work.
KerrMD what is flash-aid addon? How you add it in? I don't see it in synaptic.
Sheng-Chieh
Just how slow is a 6.5KHz computer? Well, it takes two hours to load a bash command prompt, and a further four hours to load Ubuntu.
Why are you running ubuntu, a bloated distro, on this machine? Look at
You may want to consider Tiny Core too.
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/welcome.html
But I suspect DeLi is smaller. Never tried either so can't comment on them.
Sheng-Chieh
I can't get kenken to work on #! and has been using my laptop using linux mint LXDE 10.
Eventually I will need to change distro on the laptop since linux mint LXDE 12 require 5G
and I only have 4G on the ancient 701 eee laptop. So I really would like to get kenken
working on #!.
The problem:
I go to
http://www.kenken.com/play_now
and pick a puzzle size and click "play now" - it doesn't matter whether you pick from daily
selection or unlimited puzzles. Then it goes to
Flash runs, but eventually a blank page shows up. On my (linux mint lxde 10) laptop, I get a grid
which is correct.
#! is probably missing a library or something. What you think?
Btw, the infos of this dinosaur desktop which has #! 10 revised 2/12 are
http://shengchieh.50webs.com/Desktoplspci.txt
http://shengchieh.50webs.com/Desktoplshw.txt
although I doubt you need these infos.
Thank for any help.
Sheng-Chieh
My experience (used mandriva, xandros, pclinux, minime, #!, mepis, mint, etc) is all distros
have some quirks - something not quite right here and there. There is no "perfect" distro.
The disclaimer does a great job of scaring the perfectionists. The rest of us know some hacking
may be needed here and there.
Sheng-Chieh
If you are interested and paranoid in erasing everything for security reason (erase credit card #,
SSN, etc), then you may want to use DBAN.
That will write everything w/ 0s and 1s.
I doubt this is what you want.
Sheng-chieh
HPLIP is a HP specific program for printing. Supposely it has stuffs in it like photo features, etc.
I would download it since you have a HP printer.
Go to
system -> printers -> configure printers
right-click your printer -> properties
and roam around. Also when you pop up a print page, look at the various tabs. Finally, within
the program itself, look around and see if you can increase/change the font (e.g., edit -> preference,
tools -> options, etc).
Sheng-Chieh
You have to be more descriptive about your problem. Nobody can help the way you
pose your question. See http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic
e-posting/ .
What is your printer?
What you don't like?
Etc?
Are you using program specific to machine if available? E.g. HPLIP is usefule for HP
printers. Don't know about other printers.
Sheng-Chieh
I have no clue on the mouse setting but ...
If you know the command line fix, you could add it to your autostart script and avoid doing
it every time.
Sheng-Chieh
I never added screensaver, but I would think you need to add to the library.
Open up catfish and do a search for fiberlamp (which is one the screensaver) in your file system.
You'll get 4 items with fiberlamp in /usr/lib/xscreensaver. My wild guess is the screensavers go
there but I may be wrong. Maybe someone more knoweledgable can pop in.
Sheng-Chieh
You shouldn't need to avoid youtube to avoid flash. Signup for html5 experimental youtube at
Warning: not all youtube video works as html5. Also the slow motion/fast motion feature doesn't
seem to work (at least for me - so if you get it going, please post). [While running the videos, click
"normal" and change the speed.]
Sheng-Chieh
I know #! 11 will not come out until after debian produces a new release. But is there any
further plan to revise #! 10? E.g. #! 10 released 11/11 and 2/12 are revisions. I need to
decide on whether to install the 2/12 revision (I have 11/11 revision) or wait for another
release. Right now, I in a "low" period (just finished US tax, etc) - so I have time to revise.
Sheng-Chieh
Thank for replying.
The reason for using iceape as well as icedove is because I actually have too many email addresses -
About 5 active ones and a few more I occasionally use - And only two of them have spams.
Yes, I could merge them all into icedove, but I separate them so that the alarm for icedove catches
me while the iceape alarm is weak.
el_korace, what does your command do? What does the 200 means? Is it something about iceweasel
(FF) overlapping with iceape (SM)?
Sheng-Chieh
I have icedove (TB), iceweasel (FF), and iceape (SM). I use iceape for emails, but that's it.
The trouble is iceape (SM) keeps making itself the default browser - I rather use iceweasel
(FF) where all my bookmarks and extensions are.
I posted the question in the mozilla zine.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ;t=2457887
An answer came back posting another link. The last post in that link has
Set as default option missing in linux / GNOME 3.X/ OPENSUSE too. Have to go to
"gnome-control-center" to change the preferences.
What is the openbox equivalent? I can change the default in iceweasel (FF), but iceape (SM) keeps
changing the default back. I want to do it once for all.
Btw, update-alternative does NOT do the job - only change once and iceape reverses it back.
Thank in advanced for your help.
Sheng-Chieh
A workaround...
Consider adding a script in your autostart so that
monitor is the right size.
Sheng-Chieh
I don't know what is, but I suspect something is running that you need to kill. Do
ps -ef
to see which processes are running.
An alternative is write a script to kill that process at startup, i.e.,
#!/usr/bin/sh
pkill [name of process]
But first try to kill that thing. Maybe someone else can guess what might be running.
Maybe post "ps -ef" and someone might know???
Sheng-Chieh
Thank!
Your script works. I'll substitute put my links - should work.
Meanwhile, I got to understand javascript more. But you got me started in the right direction.
Sheng-Chieh
javascript geeks:
I'm looking at
How to hide actual URL in the status bar of all browsers?
http://roshanbh.com.np/2008/08/differen
eover.html
-> scroll down alittle to FF (forget the IE script)
I'm trying to hide the URL for ASL (Amer. sign language) reverse video
where the students try to guess what is being signed. Not being
successful.
Where does the script goes? head, body, title, etc? Not understanding
javascript. I already put tried with the script in the body and in the head
and the href lnk in the body w/o success. Am I missing something else?
Thank in advance for any help.
[I'm banging my head against the wall - help me before I crack it.]
Sheng-Chieh
I don't know about spam bots, but ...
I do know cheap hires read capatcha to spam, so I wouldn't be surprised if cheap hires enter
spam posting.
A simple linux "capatcha" would stop on #! forum. E.g.,
who is the father of OSI
a) R. Stallman
b) E. Raymond
c) L. Torvald
etc. I know a statistic have an elementary statistic question for their capatcha.
Sheng-Chieh
CUPS do not work unless you have adminstrator access setup. There are two ways:
1.
Create a root account
- sudo passwd root
- enter password twice
2.
Give yourself group permission - sorry I do not the command (I did it long ago) - can someone
else gives the command.
Then go to localhost:631, login, and do whatever.
Sheng-Chieh
I agree the problem is not your computer. I use POP. After you setup thing (you already did), go
to edit -> account settings -> server settings and click to leave the messages for x (whatever you
want) days.
Sheng-Chieh
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