Linux

I got around to rebuilding the Linux dualboot setup that was destroyed in this post. Today’s beautiful thought, then, is as follows. Apparently, as a matter of policy, suspend-to-disk or hibernation is not wanted in Ubuntu any more. As a result, Canonical removed the menu items and other stuff from 13.10 and beyond. You can…

Read More Fix Ubuntu 13.10 hibernation, don’t install hibernate

Note: This is going to be both technical and long. If you find this difficult, skip, unless you also have an Ubuntu Linux system, other than the current developer version (13.10/Saucy Salamander), with an ext4 filesystem. In that case, upgrade your copy of e2fsprogs immediately to version 1.42.8 or above. You can obtain it here…

Read More When your filesystem attacks, to say nothing of USB sticks

KDE4 user? Been having problems with the DCOP and DBUS servers? Do your K-applications no longer launch from the graphical user interface? Do they sometimes not even launch from the command line? Have you got references to “file retriever failed: 149” in your .xsession-errors log? Well, you’re in luck. I’ve been having this problem recently…

Read More I won’t fix your computer. Or perhaps I will…