http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UK-forum-88.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/NTSC-PAL-conversion--ftopict509993.html#1295888 In Geoff Clements wrote: > Tony Houghton wrote: > >> The fundamental difference between NTSC and PAL DVD is that the former >> is 720x480 @ 30fps and the latter is 720x576 @ 50fps > > NTSC plays at 29 97 frames per second and PAL plays at 50 fields per > second which is 25 frames per second Yes sorry http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Fedora-11-Acer-Aspire-boot-problem--ftopict509409.html#1295719 On 18 Nov 2009 Martin Gregorie spake thusly: > Look into using: > > CVS to keep versions of config files as you change them set up a > CVS user as the place for it to put its repository and don t use > that login for anything else I d recommend using something not obsolete that doesn t destroy permissions and ownership which are often critical with config files Personally http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UKFSN-helpdesk-response--ftopict509611.html#1295175 Folderol wrote: > Is anyone else getting an excruciatingly slow response to queries? > > I posted one on the 26th September and apart from the automated > acknowledgement heard nothing I put in a reminder on 26th October > and still haven t heard anything : > > I was asking about getting stats on my site hits They used to provide > access logs but haven done so for quite some http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/default--ftopict508742.html#1294597 On 10 Nov 2009 FP outgrape: > On 05 11 2009 00:20 Nix wrote: >> On 3 Nov 2009 Frank Peelo spake thusly: >> >>>Yes I m surprised more editors don t do it this way I bought EditPad >>>Pro years ago on Windows and it uses this idea So you don t have a >>>dialogue box hiding the text that you re trying to search getting in >>>the way Far better to have it out of the way at the b http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Samsung-ML-1510-Debian-Stable--ftopict508941.html#1293345 On Mon 02 Nov 2009 23:35:43 0000 John Stumbles wrote: > I m going crazy here Thanks to everyone who replied In the end I found out what had changed in etc from my rsync snapshot backup system restored the changed files and rebooted and it worked again Not an ideal solution as I haven t really learned anything new but sometimes life s too short : | I found that the http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Beating-libtool-submission--ftopict507073.html#1288804 On 3 Oct 2009 Simon J Rowe said: > I m trying to rebuild the newest version of sane backends and have run up > against an error from libtool > > make > cd bin sh home srowe rpmbuild BUILD sane > backends 1 0 20 iscan 2 10 0 missing run aclocal 1 9 I m4 > configure ac:200: error: unknown libltdl build type: _LTDL_TYPE > usr share aclocal ltdl m4:220: LTDL_INIT is expan http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Security-upgrades--ftopict505396.html#1284775 On Sun 06 Sep 2009 09:17:19 0700 Ian wrote: > Ubuntu sends me essential security upgrades about twice a week on > average How secure then is Puppy Linux which I love but which hasn t > been upgraded in many months? Can I trust it? > > Ian IIRC doesn t Puppy run as root by default? If so it s probably not secure even when fully patched Chris Remove prejudice http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/SELinux-preventing-game-running--ftopict505226.html#1284439 Centos 5 3 2 6 18 128 7 1 I m trying to run a game called BrainTrain as su If SELinux is set to Permissive the game runs OK using sh run cmd If however SELinux is set to the usual default setting of Enforcing then I get the following response BrainTrain: error while loading shared libraries: objects libfmodex so 4 06 16: cannot restore segment prot after rel http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Talking-Windows-Mobile-PDA-Fedora-10--ftopict504650.html#1283269 On Wed 26 Aug 2009 09:40:11 0100 Keith Blow wrote: > Have you tried unloading and hiding ipaq since that seems to be closing > the USB connection? I know it s the driver but if usb is making a > connection to ttyUSB0 then you might be able to talk to it > I just tried blacklisting it in etc modprobe conf which changed the log segment to this: kernel: usb 5 1: new full speed US http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/mythtv-box-spec--ftopict504518.html#1283087 Darren Davison wrote: > thanks for that pretty much means a cat6 wiring exercise then if I > want multiple SD or fewer HD streams? Probably If each client was on it s own access point they d each potentially have 20 odd Mbps of bandwidth to play with Wireless N promises 300Mbps [with IP throughput presumably half that] but I ve never used it Some powerline networking [HomePNA http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Sale-Premodded-Video-Game-Consoles-Backups-Retro-Stuff--ftopict503065.html#1279446 We re a video game specialist and wholesaler for modded consoles retro consoles and game backups we ship worldwide Below are some of our offerings at wholesale prices and we do supply video game hardwares and softwares for resellers with bulk discounts given Besides this we have 30 retail outlets in Malaysia and Singapore making us the largest chain dealing in video games products F http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Mouse-button-problem-moving-Ubuntu-10-04--ftopict501813.html#1276063 I have a Logitech mouse with four buttons buttons 1 to 3 do the conventional things but I had programmed button 4 to emulate a double click of button 1 under Ubuntu 8 10 well xubuntu 8 10 actually but near enough I did it using the description at: http: ubuntuforums org showthread php?t=1003720 I have just upgraded to xubuntu 9 04 and it has hijacked my button 4 clicking on http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/knode-layout--ftopict501190.html#1274482 alexd wrote: > I ve recently upgraded to KDE4 in Debian and knode no longer seems to > have an option for the layout of the groups message pane and threads So > I have a groups list with a 200x800 pixel rectangle of nothingness Back > in the olden days of 3 x I had the panes arranged so that the groups list > only occupied a small part of the window wasting far less space and the http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Finding-IP-network-printer--ftopict501144.html#1274433 On Fri 26 Jun 2009 16:09:37 0100 Gordon wrote: > Using Ubuntu 9 04 I have a networked printer on the network is there a > tool that will show me the IP address of the printer? Just added a network printer here I used arp and cross referenced from the MAC address As others have said you can normally get this info displayed or printed by the printer itself with a magic combi http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Proceduer-compile-Linux-Kernel--ftopict499384.html#1270041 Rpal wrote: > can anyone tell how to compile the linux kernel? If you don t know how to do it you probably don t need to do it Why do you want to compile the kernel? http: NovemberEchoRomeoDelta com <em>Using <a href="http://www.gotoassist.com/chris">GoToAssist</a> is the easiest way to view and control another person's computer online. Use it to provide instant technical support to family, friends and customers. 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