kbluetooth doesn't work with my nokia 3555b. The error message from kbluetooth was: 'Sorry your Bluetooth Device does not support input service.'
I removed it and installed gnome-bluetooth. It worked like a charm.
Friday, May 7, 2010
If your shutdown/logout window in KDE4 is invisible ...
Try to change fonts: System Settings -> Appearance -> Fonts
and then ADjust all fonts, check fonts, select Dejavu Sans.
And it should fix the problem,
and then ADjust all fonts, check fonts, select Dejavu Sans.
And it should fix the problem,
Modifying grub
- Goto to /etc/default/grub
- sudo nano /etc/default/grub
- sudo update-grub
- GRUB_DEFAULT=”Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.31-21-generic”
- It will update /boot/grub blah blah
I upgraded to Kubuntu 10.4 Lucid
I had problems with
- wireless network - see lspci, dmesg, /var/log/syslog; I uninstalled network-manager and installed wicd. It helped. I can have at university my wireless network. but still I don't have at home.
- I have problems with my big Dell 2407WFPb screen at school on the newest kernel 2.32-21. I have to use 2.31.
Removing running plasmoids in KDE4
The symptom: I can see running plasmoids in the 'running' but I have no way to remove it.
The solution is: go to your home directory (after logging out, in the command line) ;and then:
.kde/share/config/
Look in plasmarc files but more probably in plasma-desktop-appletsrc and remove those plasmoids from this file. Now login to your kde session and they should be no anymore in the running plasmoids.
The solution is: go to your home directory (after logging out, in the command line) ;and then:
.kde/share/config/
Look in plasmarc files but more probably in plasma-desktop-appletsrc and remove those plasmoids from this file. Now login to your kde session and they should be no anymore in the running plasmoids.
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