Transparency sliding bar is at full (Option Available in profile preferences). Even then terminal has solid color. It was working well a day before.
How to roll back?
I was using ubuntu 11 along with windows 7 home premium (pre-install os is windows) in my friends laptop before using in mine.
Then formated his laptop (c drive format only) and installed windows 7 again, in this process we lost ubuntu.
But now also when system is booted/rebooted it show both the options of os windows7 as well ubuntu.
Why it shows both of the os when ubuntu is not present, and how to remove ubuntu choice to directly boot to windows7.
And also i want to know whether there was any loss of memory in this whole process???
Using Ubuntu 12.04 over ASUS K55V I wonder if it is possible to turn off battery charging and run the system over direct supply??? This function is available with dell laptops in Microsoft Windows. Is this function available within Ubuntu???
aks@aks-K55VD:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
Release: 12.04
Codename: precise
used the command lsb_release -a
and found 'No LSB modules are available'
LSB->http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Standard_Base
what does that mean by the unavailability of this module and how can they be made available to my system?
I'm Using Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS on my Optimus-enabled Asus K55v notebook. This means it features two video cards; an integrated Intel one (1GB shared memory), and a discrete Nvidia Geforce 610M. Regarding this, I have a few related questions:
- How can I tell if my system is using the graphic card at all, and if so, how much?
- How do I determine whether the drivers of the Intel graphics are installed or not?
- I tried downloading the drivers from Nvidia's official website, but it did not install. From where do I get the drivers for Nvidia?
- How can I make the best use of the Nvidia graphics card (i.e. in what applications)?