Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
or sign in to load a different list.
Loading...Saving...
THERE HAS BEEN CHANGES TO THE QUICKLY COMMANDS--- small changes but different then what is in thiese videos --
"quickly create ubuntu-project (name)" has changed to "quickly create ubuntu-application (name)".
and also "quickly glade" is now "quickly design".
readallen 1 year ago 8
This is awesome, the packaging and integration with ubuntu one is just amazing!
tuxsbro 2 years ago
this was a great video! please please please make more videos like this!
Evilmonkey1453
evilmonkey1453 2 years ago
Man, alot of Ubuntu users use gedit.
I live in emacs, and everyone I know who doesn't uses vim(and about 10 other apps to fill in what I do in emacs, to be fair).
I dunno, it's not bad for what it does, but it seems to do...syntax highlighting.
'Where was I?.....' could be a single keystroke to get back to where you were in any of the more programmer-oriented editors.
If you want to use gedit, that's your prerogative, I'm just saying I don't get it.
TheGzeus 2 years ago
The good news is that Quickly tries to use your default editor. So if you have your editor set to emacs:
$quickly edit
should launch amacs for you, with the right files open.
moephan 2 years ago 2
Comment removed
bizzar25 2 years ago
I had to re-install my Ubuntu 9.04 but ever since, my videos have been playing very laggy to the point sometimes I get no picture or sound. I downloaded Flash drivers but it still do not play right. Do you think Ubuntu installed using the intergrated graphics card instead of the ATI graphics card?
GlockNinja 2 years ago
you should ask your questions at answers(dot)launchpad(dot)net
but try:
sudo apt-get remove mozilla-plugin-gnash swf-player
HateNeverCeasesHate 2 years ago
Probably you have SWFdec or Gnash as the default flash plug-in instead of the proprietary from Adobe.
Try this:
$sudo apt-get uninstall mozilla-plugin-gnash swfdec-mozilla
and then
$sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
Anyway, a search engine is your friend: it is probable that a lot of people had the same problems before, and there is a good chance that the solution has been published many times on the web.
georgH 2 years ago
you are absolutely right. When I went to search for a flash driver I downloaded SWFdec instead of Adobe. that is the main reason. How do I uninstall it and reinsteall Adobe?
GlockNinja 2 years ago