I have a Virtualbox on my Ubuntu (host) that serves few Windows guest OS.
Sometimes the running Windows virtual machine starts massive access to the disk which blocks me in my host environment. I would like to limit the read/write of data access to the physical harddisk.
How can I do it?
One of the accounts that I have in Gwibber is my Twitter account. It nicely shows every now and then notifications with the new twits.
Whenever a twit has a link (URL) within it I feel an urge to click on the link withing the notification to directly open it within a browser. However, it seems like notifications are not clickable and when hovering over them they just become opaque.
Is there a way to make those links clickable?
The quick help of Unity (long press on the Super button) shows that Switch windows of current application can be triggered by Alt+Grave keyboard shortcut. What is Grave?
Here it is:
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to access Google Player (former Google Music) directly from Rhythembox?
Nuvola Player is nice but standalone player. Is there a similar Rhythembox plugin or any current ongoing work on such?
Over the time I installed many i386 packages, which I no longer need. How can I clean up the system and stay only with the amd64 packages?
RadioTray icon applet is pretty neat and comes with a variety of predefined radio stations ordered by categories. To those I also added some additional local (Israeli) radio stations and ended up with few dozen.
In preparation for the coming Precise and the need to have one player for all, I would like to migrate this list to Rhythmbox.
The only thing I figured out so far is that the radio stations of Radio Tray are being kept in an XML file at @HOME/.local/share/radiotray/bookmarks.xml.
Any ideas how to import RadioTray stations into Rhythmbox?
Since I upgraded to VirtualBox 4.1.0 on my 11.04 I'm having a problem of suspending. This is a known bug and some suggested a workaround by adding the vboxdrv to the modules under /etc/pm/config.d/unload_modules. This indeed solved the problem but only when a VM image is not running.
Any clue how to workaround it until Oracle fixes the bug?
Thanks.
EDIT: Problem got solved in a future release of Virtualbox.