I have a little question. I cant "connect" mplayer (not the gui) with the video-files in gnome3. Even exists mplayer(not gui) if i try "open with other application".
What is the problem with this?.
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I installed gnome-shell - for who knows what reason - on Natty, from gnome3 launchpad PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install gnome-shell
sudo apt-get install gnome-session
After I realized I made mistake:
ppa-purge ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3
sudo apt-get update
and reverted system to previous state.
I have Ubuntu 11.10 with gnome3/shell installed.
I am sure this is a silly question but I can't for the life of me find an answer. Obviously, Gnome3 is capable of organizing applications by category, and when I am in Gnome Classic, of course it does. However, when I am in the new shell this category view disappears.
I recently switch to Arch linux for my work computer, and decided on Gnome3 for my WM. Everything looked good however I have recently been getting very odd behavior that is hard to describe.Gnome3 seems generally unstable, and I say that because I have been frequently been getting the "Oh No.." error which then crashes the window manager and kicks me back out to GDM. Also, th
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I was backing up my home dir when I found many ".jpg.pnj" and ".zip.id3" files. The ".pnj" files seem to be thunbnails for the ".jpg" files I have.
I have two keyboard layouts, but keyboard layout indicator is only visible on login screen.
After I login to system, I could not see it anymore!
My problem is almost the same as following:
Question #195194
But, I have the latest release of Gnome Shell, from official Gnome team repository:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3
And other packages have the latest versions as well,
so I
I have Fedora 17 GNOME installed on my Asus 1015PX. I have my personal files on a flashdrive. After closing a new or edited text files, tmp files are permanently saved on my flashdrive. I am manually opening up my folders to search for the tmp files and manually deleting the tmp files.
One of the things I always change in Windows 7 because it annoys me is the window going full screen if I accidentally bump the top of the screen when moving it.
It seems GNOME3 has copied Windows 7 behavior in this respect, except they took away the Maximize button, so if I disable the bump top to maximize in GNOME3 (assuming I can) I would have to either right click and choose a menu item or use
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