Audio-recorder worked great for me in 13.04.
Now, in 14.04 when I include the option start if sound as a timer in audio-recorder, then audio-recorder will just start recording on is own, and as soon as I hit "stop" it will just start again.
I have closed all other applications, and re-installed audio-recorder. Does it just not work in 14.04?
Other posts seems to be addressing more complicated network connection issues from the command line.
The Unity panel Network indicator/button doesn't respond too well sometimes - it keeps trying to connect to a network even when i click on "disconnect", stuff like that.
So I want to go command line for the control. I don't like GUIs anyway.
Is there not some simple command line tool which can do something like the following?
wifi connect MyNetworkNameA
wifi disconnect
wifi connect MyNetworkNameB
Banshee CPU usage peaks and maintains >= 100% (according to htop) when I do simple, nontrivial things. Even deleting files via Banshee results in >= 100% CPU usage.
I have tried several sugggestions from other AskUbuntu questions such as disable BPM and other extensions.
Really, all I do is delete one song via Banshee, and it takes up >= 100% CPU usage and never stops.
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
but I already have the libcanberra-gtk-module and libcanberra-gtk3-module installed.
(i.e. I tried this solution, but it is already installed.)
This happens for instance, when I run ipython --pylab
I'm running Ubuntu 13.04 - raring.