I upgrade from Ubuntu 15.04 to Ubuntu 15.10 and now on the first boot the keyboard backlight is on. I can manually turn it off, but the setting is not remembered and the next boot results in the keyboard backlight being on.
How can I change the behavior to:
or
I just updated to VirtualBox 4.3.16 and now when putting my guest OS in fullscreen the Unity launcher stays over the top of the screen. This makes using full screen unworkable.
Does anyone have a suggestion to fix this issue?
I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and Remmina to connect to a Windows Server 2012R2 computer. I am being prompted for my password and put it in successfully, but fail to login to the server. I was able to connect prior to a set of Windows updates. What can I do to resolve the issue and connect to the server?
I frequently test different linux Distros and recently found a 'feature' that I would like to know how to turn on in Ubuntu. In my testing of Fedora 20 I noticed that it retained the LCD brightness settings on my laptop after a reboot. Ubuntu 13.10 nor 14.04 does this.
The laptop in question is a Lenovo T530. Does anyone know why/how Fedora (Gnome 3.10) does this? Can it be replicated in Ubuntu?
I am currently having the following issue:
Close lid of laptop - laptop suspends Open lid of laptop - laptop resumes Select Shutdown from menu - computer reboots
Suspend computer from menu - laptop suspends Press key on keyboard - laptop resumes Select Shutdown from menu - computer shuts down
Suspend computer from menu - laptop suspends Close laptop lid - no action Open lid of laptop - laptop resumes Select Shutdown from menu - computer reboots
I have looked at dmesg, kern.log, pm-suspend.log but not found any information that appears useful. While this may be a bug I would still like to know what log files I should be examining.
UPDATE: 12/31/2013
This issue is related to having an Anker USB 3.0 hub attached to the laptop. The problem does not happen unless the hub is attached. Not sure why the USB hub would be an issue, but there is some interaction between this USB hub and suspend/resume.
UPDATE: 1/2/2014
It appears that the issue is just using the USB 3.0 port. I am wondering how to check and see what settings a USB hub gets in regards to being able to wakeup the computer. Perhaps the hub is getting set incorrectly on resume.
I read this post yesterday on Google+ that talked about the increased smoothness of animations due to the adaption of OpenGL ES 2.0 in the version of Compiz in Ubuntu 12.04 Alpha 1. I was curious if anyone knew what graphics chipsets support this and will see the improvements.
Thanks,
I used the TopRight setting for my expo_edge setting. On each reboot this setting is non-functional even though it is still set in gconf-editor settings. I can reset things by using gconf-editor to remove the setting and then add the setting back. However, the next boot the setting is again non-functional.
I am unsure what is causing the conflict, but moving the edge to BottomRight enables it to remain functional after a reboot. The BottomRight is normally what I use for my initiate_all scale setting so I would like to keep the expo_edge setting in the TopRight if possible.
update: If I do alt+f2 and unity --replace the setting is lost as well.
With the change from Rhythymbox to Banshee there are no default radio stations in 11.04. What are the default stations from 10.10 and how do I add them?
I have a nice multi-button Logitech Performance MX and like to map my two thumb buttons to the scale and expo compiz plugins.
[please note that this has changed in Ubuntu 12.10]
I am looking to get meet other users how do I find that team.