I would like to snap a proprietary application for personal use. The problem is that it contains a binary with a hard coded path to /opt/foobar
.
Is there anything I can do to redirect /opt/foobar
to /snap/appname/current/opt/foobar
?
I would like to snap a proprietary application for personal use. The problem is that it contains a binary with a hard coded path to /opt/foobar
.
Is there anything I can do to redirect /opt/foobar
to /snap/appname/current/opt/foobar
?
I would like to create a snap package Devolo Cockpit
out of this .run file, which was created for Ubuntu 14.04 and doesn't work on Ubuntu 16.04.
With a tool called dpkg-repack
I was able to create out of a Devolo installation on 14.04 three .deb packages:
adobeair_2.6.0.19170-devolo1_amd64.deb
devolo-dlan-cockpit_4.3.1-0_amd64.deb
devolo-ia32-libs_1_i386.deb
Is there a way to setup snapcraft
in a way to install a .run-file/.deb package(s) – and its dependencies – from Ubuntu 14.04 to create a snap working on Ubuntu 16.04?
OS: Ubuntu 15.10
LXD: 2.0.0.rc5
I would like to know how to access a container from another computer on the same local network.
Address of my PC (the LXD host): 192.168.1.112 (enp3s0)
Xenial container: 10.0.3.181 (eth0), 10.0.4.1 (lxcbr0)
Other PC (Fedora 23): 192.168.2.118 (wlp3s0)
I can ping from the other PC to the LXD host and the otherwise.
OS: Ubuntu 15.10
I installed the ubuntu-sdk-team PPA as described on the developer page. Then launched the SDK and selected QML App with Simple UI (qmake). When done, the SDK opens the Main.qml file.
The problem is that import Ubuntu.Components 1.1
is missing and I have no clue how to install it.
Since yesterday I'm the proud owner of a Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition. As expected Ubuntu Touch isn't perfectly working jet, therefore I would like to report some bugs (from the phone if possible). Where and how should I submit bug reports for the OS or Unity 8 on the phone?
Is it possible to show a custom message only to users which failed to login into an openssh server?
successful login > no message
failed login > display message
I would like to know how to write the Exec
command of a .desktop file to open a new terminal and execute a shell script in it. The shell script is working and accessible by all users. When launching the script from the terminal everything works, but it doesn't when trying to launch the script from a .desktop file.
Here are some combinations I have already tried:
Exec=gnome-terminal -x sh -c 'echo hello'
Exec=sh -c 'gnome-terminal echo hello'
Exec=sh -c 'echo hello'
Exec=echo hello
The .desktop terminal option is set to true.
How to receive the default value of e.g. TextEdit font.pointerSize
?
I would like to create a custom widget that uses some default values but allows to set some values from outside. Therefore it is necessary - as far as I know - to add a property
variable that is accessible from outside (in this example it's fontPointerSize
). I want this default property to be the default of an existing QML widget.
main.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
Rectangle {
id: background;
color: "white";
width: 200;
height: 200;
MyWidget {
id: widget
// fontPointerSize: 14
anchors.topMargin: 8
anchors.top: picker.bottom
}
}
MyWidget.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
Rectangle {
width: 100
height: 26
color: "orange"
// how to get Text font.pointerSize default?
property real fontPointerSize: 11
Text {
id: name
text: qsTr("hello world")
font.pointSize: fontPointerSize
anchors.fill: parent
horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter
verticalAlignment: Text.AlignVCenter
}
}
I'm currently writing a blueprint for the trusty vUDS (first UDS for me) and there is in Launchpad the optional field to link to an Ubuntu Wiki page for longer specification, but seriously - it's not the first time.
I can't figure out how to create a new wiki page. I don't even know how to navigate the wiki, there is no visual indicator or button I could press.
The below bash script was written in ~10 sec, but packaging it would take me hours of skimming through big walls of text so I ask my self if there is an easy way out there that I don't know about.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo "Hello World"
It seems like all user input to the Dash home lens is send to Amazon by default in Ubuntu 12.10, is this correct?
Thunderbird 15 has now U1 Filelink support to upload a file to the cloud instead of attaching it. It works great, the question is, where are the files stored - so that I can delete them later.
I did a test run sending a small file using Filelink. Than I searched inside my U1 folder - couldn't find it. Same result when searching the whole PC using the CLI.
Update - Mozilla FAQ (thanks to Tom Brossman):
Q: How long will my file be available on the storage service provider's site?
A: The file will remain available on the storage service provider's site until you specifically delete it. Log in to the provider's website to view and delete the files in your storage space.
I would like to know what are the drawbacks of using preload
? If there would be no downside, preload
would be enabled by default, so I guess there are some.
Okay you need a bit more RAM, but most people have by far more RAM then Ubuntu needs - so what are the downsides of using preload
?
I would like to know how to get the version information of an installed program that doesn't have the
--version
or-version
method implemented.
Client: Ubuntu 11.10 64-Bit
Server: VirtualBox Ubuntu 11.10 64-Bit
I would like to start a gnome-session/lightdm-session, but it doesn't work. Even though I'm able to start single programs like Gedit.
Does I have to make specific changes to be able to use a gnome-session through ssh? As far as I have seen in the online tutorials I've read, all you need is:
ssh -X username@ip gnome-session
original:
if __name__ == "__main__":
myparams = {"server":"mpilgrim", \
"database":"master", \
"uid":"sa", \
"pwd":"secret" \
}
cutting of bzr diff:
if __name__ == "__main__":
myparams = {"server":"mpilgrim", \
@@ -15,4 +22,6 @@
"pwd":"secret" \
}
What means the '@@ -15,4 +22,6 @@' part of bzr diff and why does it overwrite two lines?
"database":"master", \
"uid":"sa", \
I would like to find (later delete) all music folders that are nearly empty (Banshee deletes only the music files but not the other files in there).
I tried with:
find -type d -size -500k \;
But it shows folders that contain bigger files too.
find -type d -size -500k -exec du {} \;
shows the correct size.
How to modify the find cmd to only show folders that are smaller then N?
Does Ubuntu have plans to integrate Akonadi or a similar functionality in future (Wikipedia - Akonadi)?
Hardware: Logitech Access Keyboard, PS2, 867209-0102
I would love to be able to activate the "F-lock" key on start up (using rc.local or so).
xev
didn't show me the key command - is there an other way to get the key command name?