You can use gtkam to get at the pictures on those binoculars. It looks like F-Spot does what you pictured, and Shotwell (as of version 0.8.1) doesn't even pretend to support the Bushnell Image View...
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You can use gtkam to get at the pictures on those binoculars. It looks like F-Spot does what you pictured, and Shotwell (as of version 0.8.1) doesn't even pretend to support the Bushnell Image View...
Your mileage may vary greatly - however, in a Thinkpad T510 with a Core i5 and integrated Intel Arrandale graphics, installing the 2.6.32-23.37 kernel from lucid-proposed and the X-Updates PPA...
I've stumbled across what seems like the same MP3 player (no-name, but it identifies itself as the same Actions Semiconductor model according to lsusb). There's something very screwy about either...
I have this exact issue on a Dell 1420, but it's not consistent at all - sometimes suspend/resume works fine, and other times it acts like it's resuming, then stops accepting keyboard and mouse...
Kinda late in reporting back but no, it didn't make any difference. This is something of a nasty little issue, it seems.
My libpng3 wasn't installed - however, libpng12 is. I'll see if installing libpng3 makes any difference.
It would be greatly appreciated if someone could help me in any way.
Cannot share printer in Jaunty
Since the only response I got asking about this in the Hardware support forum was silence, I'll try asking in here before I go and roll back several computers to a version of Ubuntu that actually...
Bump. Actually, not merely a bump, because now I can't make printer sharing work AT ALL.
My Laserjet 4L printer is attached to a computer running 9.04, which is SUPPOSED to share it to all computers on my local network. However, it doesn't, or at least it doesn't with any reliability. ...
This fixed my lousy Google Earth performance with the lousy Intel Graphics drivers. Hooray for workarounds and thanks a million!
This statement cannot possibly be repeated often enough.
Thanks all for your help, but I figured out what to do or so it seems.
The Netatalk wiki says to reverse the order of the first two lines of /etc/hosts. With Leopard this doesn't work. The IP...
I'm stumped. I currently have three Hardy machines running custom-compiled Netatalk servers, and one Mac running Leopard. One of these Hardy boxes isn't mine, it's destined for a Mac-dominated...