Mari Cruz Fernandez's questions

I'm trying to get the source code of an application to study its operation and try to make my version of the same APP from scratch. I have seen several ways but none of them worked on Ubuntu 18.04. I've tried it more times was a response found in stackoverflow, of which I show the link below, but in STEP-2, section 4, I can not get the necessary file created. Is there any way in Ubuntu to achieve my purpose? Thank you.

Link to the question why I have been guided:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3593420/is-there-a-way-to-get-the-source-code-from-an-apk-file

I am looking for a software or media player that has subtitles automatically. For example with VLC, if I do not have the subtitle file, I can not have the subtitles.

Is there any software that allows me to translate English subtitles to Spanish automatically?

I installed Ubuntu 17.01 I chose the option: Delete disk and install Ubuntu. Following the instructions that appear in the questions of the askubuntu partners for different previous problems: How do I install Ubuntu? I followed the steps until I got to number 13, when running:

sudo su; efi="/target/boot/efi/EFI"; \ if [[ -e "${efi}/boot" ]]; then \ echo "Backup:"; \ mv -v "${efi}/boot/" "${efi}/boot-bak-$(lsb_release -cs)"; \ fi; \ echo "Copy:"; \ cp -va "${efi}/ubuntu" "${efi}/boot"; \ arch="$(ls -1 {efi}/ubuntu/shim*.efi)"; \ arch="${arch#*shim}"; \ arch="${arch%.efi}"; \ cp -v "${efi}/boot/shim${arch}.efi" "${efi}/boot/boot${arch}.efi";

the console shows me the following:

cp: I can not performstat 'in' / target / boot / efi / EFI / ubuntu ': the file or directory does not exist ls: can not access '{efi} /ubuntu/shim*.efi': the file or directory does not exist. cp: can not perform stat 'in' /target/boot/efi/EFI/boot/shim.efi ': there is no file or directory

When running fdisk -l the result is:

/dev/sda1 EFI System /dev/sda2 Linux filesystem

When updating to Ubuntu 18.04 the screen remains black and I run out of operating system. I imagine that this must be due to how you perform the installation. How can I correct the following error that arises when running the indicated commands and be able to update?

cp: I can not performstat 'in' / target / boot / efi / EFI / ubuntu ': the file or directory does not exist ls: can not access '{efi} /ubuntu/shim*.efi': the file or directory does not exist. cp: can not perform stat 'in' /target/boot/efi/EFI/boot/shim.efi ': there is no file or directory

I do not know how to ask the question so they can help me, they are several days trying without success, and I always ask the question badly.

Thank you.

I added RAM to my PC with Ubuntu 18.04 but it does not finish booting the system. I added two memories of 2GB each, before had a module of two cards of 1 Gb each. Check the Acer instructions and the ones you buy are compatible. The notebook is Acer Extensa 5620z Intel Pentium 1.46 GHz 533 MHz 2 GB DDR2.

It does not give any error, because it would sound the beep, but it does not start the system, it passes the Ubuntu logo as always when loading, but it does not start, it keeps the screen with the ubuntu logo (the word ubuntu and the five red dots underneath).

Is there any way to make it recognize the new memory, doing it from the BIOS or in safe boot of Ubuntu?

Thank you.

Edit:

I did more tests and the modules are compatible with the laptop.

I explain: I had a module of two pieces of 1 GB each. I put the new module of 2 pieces of 2 Gb each. And it did not start. Now I put one of those that had first 1 GB and one of the new 2 GB, and boots perfectly, recognizing the 2.92 Gb. Which means it works. How can I do to accept both 2 GB?

I searched in previous answers and I did not find an answer. Maybe he does not search in the right way. The problem I have is that working with my PC, ACER 5620Z, is going well. But when I start Firefox, it freezes, and makes the other applications I have running, also freeze. I tried disconnecting the SWAP, but the problem continues and I do not know what else to do. If you give me any idea why it can happen. Maybe I should uninstall and reinstall? The problems I have had since I did something to put Firefox in Spanish, but I can not find the exact documentation to give them more information. The Firefox version is 61.0.1 Mozilla Firefox for Ubuntu. canonical - 1.0 Maybe I should install Google Chrome better?

EDIT: When I start Firefox and Visual Studio Code at the same time is when the pc freezes.

I'm taking my first steps in Ubuntu, and I still have to learn. Thank you

first say hello, I'm new to the site. I just installed Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS on my computer and I still have to familiarize myself with the OS. One of the things I can not change is the appearance of LXTerminal, which comes from black background and white letters. I just wanted to change, for example, the color of the place where I am. Example: user @ user: ~ / Documents $ As I say, everything is blank. Only the directories that are blue change. I have seen several articles, but in none I find the editing tools that this console has. It shows me: Edit> Preferences> And there are only four tabs to choose from: Style, Show, Advanced, Shortcuts I can not find a way to give it a little appearance, I have seen that with commands it is also possible, but with what I saw so far I am not capable. If you can give me some idea or where to look for information. Thank you