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I am an English speaker who often writes in Japanese to friends, etc. I am finding that my Lubuntu 16.04.1 LTS install has a weird bug that's frustrating the hell out of me: it doesn't seem to remember my switching the input method from the default, "none," to fcixt or ibus. Nearly all the instructions I can find online say "Go to Preferences, Language Support, and choose either ibus or fcixt, logout, then log back in."But when I do that, the same "none" is back, always preselected. Any settings I change require relogging in...which means they vanish.I can see the nice input window sitting there. But it just doesn't DO anything...I hit "cntl-space" and it appears or disappears, but never all...

I'm often ruing a simultaneous VNC window alongside a regular native X session. From time to time, and with no rhyme or reason that I can detect, my X window session hangs, producing a black screen. The keyboard isn't frozen (I can see the caps-lock go on), but hitting Alt-F4 or Cntl-Alt-F4 doesn't bring me to a terminal.I'm talking about weeks or months...it's not common!The odd thing is that my VNC session still is fine, and I can access everything fine. But to get back to a working X session, I've had to always close everything out and hard power down the computer. Then reboot.Is there a way to just type something via the command line that will keep the VNC session going and just refresh ...

So the xorg issue with the pointer disappearing has been solved and that is absolutely great!However, I still seem to have a problem with light locker. After suspend, locking the screen or logging out, I see my wallpaper for a second or so, then there is a glitch and tus to the default light blue background. When I change the user to Guest and then back to my account, my wallpaper appears and stays for good.Any ideas as to what might be causing this and/or how to fix it? Let's block ads! بخوانید...

Hi, I went through several posts, the last one was thisI followed that steps and able to install the driver:ndiswrapper -lneti2220 : driver installeddevice (17FE:2220) presentHowever I caot see any WIFI,Here the output of iwconfiglo no wireless extensions.enp0s10 IEEE 802.11g ESSIDff/anyMode:Managed Chael:0 Access Point: Not-AssociatedBit Rate:1 Mb/s Tx-Power:0 dBmRTS thr:2347 B Fragment thr:2346 BPower ManagementffLink Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0enp0s18 no wireless extensions.Thanks for any help Let's block ads! بخوانید...

After upgrading 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS the following message is given after executing Code: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade . . . many lines omitted Errors were encountered while processing: cron initscripts procps udev initramfs-tools-core initramfs-tools brltty bluez plymouth plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text plymouth-theme-kubuntu-text plymouth-label plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo mountall upstart uuid-runtime apache2 cmake cups-daemon gitweb apparmor lightdm mysql-server-5.7 snap-confine ubuntu-core-launcher alsa-utils ubuntu-drivers-common whoopsie sendmail-bin libsolid4 libkio5 libakonadi-kde4 libakonadi-kmime4 libbaloofiles4 libkabc4 libkemoticons...

Hi!First off, let me say that I've searched in the forums (and the inteet) for this issue and had no luck solving it. Also, I have tried some other distros besides the one I have on the machine right now (Xubuntu 16.04) and it's all the same.The issue itself is that after I install the distro, or run the "try without installing" option, wifi stops working. The FN+F3 combination does not work, and it shows "Device not ready" when I click the coectitons icon.Now, I tried some things (just one that I can remember actually, rfkill) and got this:Wireless is not soft/hard blocked.I can hard block it/unblock it using FN+F3, but the led light never tus on, and it never gives an option to coect, it j...

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Hello Members!I preferred installing Ubuntu(latest version) alongside Windows 8. Installation went through successfully but the System-Restart(as per the last prompt) has left me with the Windows Installation only, & Ubuntu is visible nowhere!I remember seeing message during this Reboot which said--"Press any Key to skip Disk checking"....& then it went on to repair my Recovery Drive to 100%!No trace of Ubuntu's installation or the Boot-menu (offering the choice b/w Windows & Ubuntu) are visible!?However, Yes, Ubuntu's installation has indeed usurped my Free-Disk space to the tune of 250 GB, & as a consequence---Windows partition can be seen as reduced significantly!Kindly he...

I had install lubuntu into an old laptop and all works fine.Happens that i want to add Lumina Desktop as i think it is what LXDE should have been, and, given that the BSD developers only offers it for 64 bit systems, i had to pull the sources and the dependences and build it in my own.The Lumina website, at https://lumina-desktop.org/get-lumina/?lang=en , tells this:"Building Lumina from source on Debian/Ubuntu/Linux MintTo build the Lumian desktop from source code on any members of the Debian, Ubuntu or Linux Mint distribution (or their derivative distributions) please perform the following steps.Please note that older versions of Ubuntu (14.04 and earlier) do not ship with mode versions of...

Hallo Everyone,I am trying to install a Canon Pixma MG5750 for a friend and have discovered a strange thing ...We both have identical installations of Lubuntu (I installed for him) but my installation contains the driver for this printer but his does not.My suspicion is that, at some time, I have installed a bundle of "extra printers".Does such a thing exist? Maybe available via Synaptic?Any tips would be a great help because Canon doesn't seem to support Linux with this printer (or am I wrong?)Many thanks,Alan Let's block ads! بخوانید...

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I am setting up a system using xubuntu 16.04.01 LTS.It has a Startech HSB100SATBK 5.25" Trayless mobile rack for 3.5" HDD.It works fine when someone is logged in. The auto mount feature shows an icon on the users desktop for the drive.I can remove the drive, and the icon disappears. When I plug in another drive, it comes back, and the drive automatically mounts.What I am trying to do, is have the drive mount automatically, to a specific location, without any user logged on.That way, the drive can be swapped out without any need for a user to log onto the system, and the backup will run as a crontab.Has anyone been able to do this?Cheers!Naught McNoone Let's block ads! بخوانید...

Hello allI have just started work in an organisation which uses an intranet accessed by wifi. Staff provide their own laptops and mine uses lubuntu.I can access most things within the system but there is an smb:// shared network which I caot coect to. I have tried various things (ie, posting the smb address in file manager and in nautilus, using the Coect to Server option within file manager) and have had no luck. Most of these options say that the coection has been rejected, sometimes that the address was not found.The IT dept have had a look but aren't familiar with lubuntu. Can anyone suggest what I could try? Is it possible that the system here is rejecting my coection because it doesn't...

Came back to linux because I'm tired of Windows. Ruing into a few issues however. I have a Dell Inspiron 7348, which dell sells with Ubuntu.First, my mouse icons disspears after I recover from sleep. I read this may have something to do with a gnome daemon, I checked and didn't see it. Any idea's here?I have the proprietary Intel video drivers installed, at least I think I do.Also, something I'm not used too, is the jumping. It's so sensitive! I caot find way to reduce the, or even configure the sensitivity, or some sort of palm detection.Lastly, at least so far is the keyboard. Non of my built-in keys like volume etc work. Is there a way to enable them? I would prefer to have the FN key set...

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I agree with the recommendation to have separate home partitions for each of the installed systems. (You can also have /home as directories inside the root directories.)If you want to share personal files (documents, music, multimedia files) I suggest that you have a separate data partition. When you have Windows alongside linux, it is a good idea to use the file system NTFS in the data partition to make it available for both linux and Windows. Otherwise you should use a linux file system (for example ext4).(Linux can also read and write the Windows [system] partition, but it is risky, it is better to have a separate data partition.) Let's block ads! بخوانید...

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I've installed Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 (also tried Xubuntu 16.04/14.04) on my brand new laptop i5 6200u/8gb/gt940m/240gb. I have problem with ubuntu performance, which doesn't occur on windows, where everything i've tried works just fine. On ubuntu I feel lagging when just typing - e. g. in codeblocks or in chromium.In gtkperf i receive very different results - once it's like 2,5s and next time 20-30s (!).I tried reinstalling ubuntu couple of times, with swap and without it. Also on empty ssd - with no effect at all. Memtest - no errors, ssd benchmarks - fine, cpu benchmarks - common results (benchmarking under windows).I wonder if someone can tell me what causes my problems - thanks in ...

Hello.Am a Linux novice. Performed an on-line update from 14.04 to 16.04 on my laptop which is an Asus Ultrabook. It has an 1T SSD and is dual-boot with Windows 8.1 via grub. Have done the same upgrade on my Intel i7 desktop without issue. It however DOES NOT have an SSD.During boot, there are errors reported that I caot decipher and, I believe, has to do with Ubuntu recognizing my SSD (sd9?). It is a Corsair SSD. During boot it performs some sort of disk diag that runs for 1m 50s? Sometimes it won't boot at all and I have to do the three-finger-salute (control-alt-delete).Have a copy of my dmsg file and have attached it... (after I looked up where to find it)Again. It's an Asus Ultrabook S5...