Dual booting causes clocks to go mental!
John ponders why he’s always going to bed an hour late when he dual boots between Windows and Linux, and tries to switch Windows to use UTC time.
Read the rest of this entry »John ponders why he’s always going to bed an hour late when he dual boots between Windows and Linux, and tries to switch Windows to use UTC time.
Read the rest of this entry »I had some trouble getting the ICA client to connect to a site in Ubuntu today. Actually, it’s been for a few days. I’m not entirely sure if I’ve used Ubuntu for Citrix stuff. Anyway, whenever clicking on a connection on the Citrix web interface, the webica application would fail with this error: “Proxy connection [...]
Read the rest of this entry »As I’m using network manager to control wireless access on my laptop and a desktop computer in my home, I’ve decided that the keyring manager is a nuisance. I couldn’t bear for it to constantly ask for a password every time that I needed to log on to a wireless network to retrieve the stored [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Today, I’ve been working on a server that doesn’t want to mount one of the partitions that has been formatted with reiserfs. Using the fsck command doesn’t work because there are bad blocks on the drive, resulting in fsck vehemently refusing to cooperate.: Cannot read the block (41713664): (Input/output error). To get fsck to play [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Sometimes I get a little carried away with messing around with the settings in Beryl. I think that through various upgrading to 0.2, downgrading and then upgrading through the SVC repository and playing with options, I’ve probably wasted 5-6 hours of my life. Anyway, one thing I have noticed is that the desktop switcher sometimes [...]
Read the rest of this entry »As I get more and more stuck into getting Ubuntu to work nicely for me – I find myself more and more determined to resolve the little issues that nag me. Today, I decided to finally get the extended mouse support for my Logitech MX5000 desktop working, and thankfully the process wasn’t too fraught with [...]
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