I working on a JFS filsystem made with the option -O (case insensitive filenames).
How can I easily rename a file from Test.txt to test.txt ?
Using mv report the error:
mv: ‘Test.txt’ and ‘test.txt’ are the same file
And nautilus reports
The name “test.txt” is already used in this location. Please use a different name.
Now I can rename it to Test2.txt followed by renaming to test.txt
I've installed the ubuntu-sdk according to this:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-sdk-team/ppa && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-sdk
But when following the tutorial I find some discrepancies between the tutorial and my setup.
It says:
Select the Projects > Ubuntu > Simple Touch UI template and click
But all I get is
So I choose to go HTML5 and two steps further I'm at the Kit selection page which says
No valid kits found.
Any ideas where to go from here?
The system is Ubuntu 13.04
In the Playback tab in pavucontrol I can set the output device to use for each application but not for the "System Sounds".
I have 2 active soundcards, one for my speaker and one for my headphones. If both are enabled system sounds are played in my headphones and if I disable the headphones the sound is played in the speakers.
My "speaker" output device is already set as the default/fallback device.
Is there any way to change so that system sounds always play on the output device connected to my speakers?
Is it possible to install Ubuntu 11.04 with full disk encryption?
Previously versions have had an alternate install cd with a text interface where you could enable encryption for your drives. This one is fully graphical and is missing that encryption option.
For some unknown reason all thumbnails are lost in my Shotwell, instead all icons are grey. The images themselves are all okay and I can open them all in Shotwell.
There are only empty folders in .shotwell/thumbs/ so it looks like the thumbnails don't doesn't get generated at all.
I have also tried to re-install Shotwell (by purge it first) without any change.
How do I make Shotwell regenerate all the thumbnails?
Is there a system in Ubuntu which simplify the process of getting the sources from git, compile and package it into a deb?
I'm looking for something similar to the PKGBUILD in ArchLinux which can be configured with any kind of vcs repo as source and then packaged as that distributions package format.