Since Firefox version >=52, the browser has dropped support for ALSA and depends solely on PulseAudio for sound requirements, hence rendering all sites playing audio broken on an ALSA-only system (such as Lubuntu, an official Ubuntu Flavor).
Mozilla has cited ongoing problems and maintenance issues for dropping ALSA support, as explained in the original bug report. This gives the options of either downgrading to an earlier version of Firefox (not really) or switching to a different browser.
I want to create a document similar to the format of the following paper:
The above format is the design of a scientific paper, thus are there any guides or ways to create a document with a similar design? In TeX, libreoffice or anything?
I am unable to print documents using my HP printer. However, I am able to print test pages.
What I tried:
I have tried removing and re-installing the printer from the system settings but I can only print once (the first task). Then all the following tasks get stuck at the "Rendering Completed" status.
I additionally tried restarting the computer which leads in the same task mentioned above.
Moreover, I logged into the CUPS system ( 1.6.2) from http://localhost:631
From there, I removed the printer, restarted it and re-installed with no sucess.
System Specifications:
System : Ubuntu GNOME 13.04
Memory: 3.9 GB
CPU : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+ × 2
OS-type : 32 bit
Graphics: Gallium 0.4 on NVA3
Printer: HP Deskjet 2050 j510 Series
IP Adress: localhost
I had no problems with my previous OS which was Pinguy OS 11.04 ( a distro based on Ubuntu 11.04) and it's the first time I use my printer at this OS.
Screenshots:
My printer stuck at "Rendering Completed" status.
From the CUPS web interface; you can see that "Rendering Completed" is stuck at the state of the print process.
**EDIT:**I tried printing from the pdf.js pdf viewer of firefox: I wait for about 5 minutes for a 10 pages document to print, the document is printed like faded and sort of in bold font (I accuse rendering for that). Then the status of the printer gets stuck at 'Rendering Completed' but I can print later on. Again, for the next prints I wait for 5 minutes minimum ( I wait for the 'Rendering....' bar to fill ) and the printing is weird.
I have been using anjuta to make some programs. I have made a folder in the src directory of the program to store all the images and icons. ( /src/images/icons )
However when i build the tarball the folder does not exist in the compressed file, so I guess I have to include it in my Makefile. How can I edit the makefile so that the images are included ?
I have followed this tutorial on how to make a .deb package from source(tar.gz) and at the final build command dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
Help is GREATLY appreciated!I need to fix this issue as fast as possible..
I have successfully manage to add an accelerator to a menu item with the gtk_widget_add_accelerator() function.
What bothers me is how i can add a custom accelerator that widget.With the first command i can add a shortcut like "Ctrl + A"; but what happens if i want to use the "Up" arrow key or F1 as an accelerator?
I would like to know where are the GTK+ Themes icons stored?For example, where are the ambiance theme GUI icons stored?(Like the go back, go up, search icons)
I have two hard drives (One 500 GB and the other 750 GB).
I would like to create a single partition which will include these 2 hard drives.
I guess it works only with identical hard drives, correct me if I am wrong.
I have these 2 drives at an old computer which I tuned and may turn it into a web server,so I'm going to install ubuntu on them.
How can I make 2 or more hard drives behave as one in one partition?
I installed NFS underground with play on linux.At the program's main page there is a label "Need For Speed Underground" which is selected.I click run and wait.Nothing happens.Then i run on terminal:
/usr/share/playonlinux/playonlinux --run "Need For Speed Underground"
but i get the message:
wine: cannot find ''
What is wrong?