I find it awkward, slow, and cumbersome, when giving a presentation, to:
Instead, I would like to just run a command or write a script that mirrors my primary display and applies in an "I'm feeling lucky" manner.
I've looked at xrandr, but haven't found anything promising...
I've tried Chromium, Chrome, and Firefox. I've tried various flash players (including Adobe Flash). I'm logged in through my cable provide. Still, no dice. I see some very old posts about installing "hal", but hal doesn't exist as a package any more, it seems.
Previously, I was using the dkim-filter package in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS for DKIM.
That package is no longer in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. What's the replacement or alternative?
opendkim, maybe?
I'm trying use dch -r to update the DEBFULLNAME, DEBEMAIL, and TIMESTAMP in a debian/changelog for automated building of a package.
Normally, I'd use dch with -r to do this. But this drops me into an interactive editor. Is it possible to suppress that and just save it immediately?
Previously, I used xvidcap to record screencasts in Ubuntu.
I have upgraded to 12.04 LTS (precise) and it seems that xvidcap has been removed from the archive. Any suggestions on a replacement?
I've installed ircd-hybrid server on Ubuntu, configured it, and it's up and running.
I've configured my operator{} section in /etc/ircd-hybrid/ircd.conf, setting my name, user, and password. But I can't for the life of me grab /oper status on my server. Can someone please help me with very specific instructions that are working well for them? Thanks!