My printer is blocking; there is no relevant message in the error log, but the printer dialog says: "/var/spool/cups/d00359-001 (object 89 0, file position 957134): expected endobj"
I deleted that file but that didn't change anything.
This happened after trying to print a latex-generated pdf (3.5MB)
LibreOffice always starts with the recovery process for me now. It has a number of 'documents to recover' for which recovery fails. I have no need for these documents anymore. How to tell LibreOffice to give up?
When running the submitubuntu or package command, I get this fatal error:
quickly.templatetools.CantUpdateFile: Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 8), was not found in the file myproject/debian/control.
ERROR: submitubuntu command failed
The debhelper dependency in control is set by quickly itself, if I change it, it is changed back before packaging.
I have setup Quickly with my launchpad Project
quickly configure bzr lp:~me/projectname/trunk
But when I do save, share or release, no code is pushed to the repository. Is this supposed to happen? If not, what would be the correct workflow; 1) bzr push then 2) quickly share? Because the latter affects the files. Or should it be the other way around?
Using the Ubuntu One Files application I can download the mp3 files I bought in the Music Store and play them on my Android Phone. So besides the added 15GB storage, what are the advantages of the paid Music Cloud service (and app)?