I am working with Yakuake and a global hotkey to quickly open and close it. However, when I have multiple monitors, Yakuake will pop up on the one monitor where the mouse pointer is currently located. To move it to a different screen, I have to close it, move the mouse to the correct screen, and then press the hotkey again.
How can I make Yakuake open always on one particular screen? System's main screen is OK, if general solutions are not available.
In Kile 2.9.91, is it possible to have the preview automatically refresh after a certain time of no modifications of the code? Just like in Gummi.
A couple of hours ago, everything worked fine. I don't know what happened, but now Kate does not show any file content:
I could not find any options to fix this. I uninstalled and reinstalled it. I renamed all files in the subfolders of ~/.kde/share that have "kate" in their names. No change. KWrite works fine.
I have a direct link to a file (PDF) on the WWW. The file is updated every day. I would like to download it every day in order to keep track of the changes. What's the easiest way to do this automatically with linux? (actually Ubuntu 14 or later) In the best case, I don't even notice it happening.
The method should include a check whether the online file has a newer date since the last download. The computer is almost permanently connected to the internet and shutdown after each use.
I connect from one computer to another (both Ubuntu) via SSH using an SSH-key. Now I also installed a vnc server on one of them (vnc4server) and use ssvnc (downloaded from the software center) to connect. In the viewer options, I choose "Use SSH" but nothing else. (except for entering a vnc password)
Is that a safe way of working remotely? Is the transferred data (screen information, keyboard input, etc) encrypted? If not, what is the SSH-option for?
Sorry about not knowing about anything. I am just wondering whether I really need to go through all of What's the best way to secure a Teamviewer/X11/VNC connection?