Showing posts with label gnome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gnome. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Linux Mint 12 GNOME Freeze Hang Up Problem
Linux Mint 12 GNOME Freeze Hang Up Problem
Linux Mint is probably the distro that fixes all the mistakes that Ubuntu makes. Its built on the Ubuntu base while keeping a very light weight taste to it.
Recently the Lisa (12) release of Mint was released with various Desktop Environment including GNOME. Ive installed it and it was pretty good to me until a very annoying error was being caused by GNOME. It hung up at very random time forcing me to reboot the system using a Hard Boot. Later on I found this fix that reportedly solved the problem to some extent but still has some issues with Banshee Media Player. Anyway heres the how.
First download this file: Link 1
Go to the directory where you downloaded this file and run this command
Recently the Lisa (12) release of Mint was released with various Desktop Environment including GNOME. Ive installed it and it was pretty good to me until a very annoying error was being caused by GNOME. It hung up at very random time forcing me to reboot the system using a Hard Boot. Later on I found this fix that reportedly solved the problem to some extent but still has some issues with Banshee Media Player. Anyway heres the how.
First download this file: Link 1
Go to the directory where you downloaded this file and run this command
sudo patch /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/mediaplayer@linuxmint.com/extension.js mgse-mediaplayer.diff
Then download this file: Link 2
sudo patch /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/mediaplayer@linuxmint.com/extension.js mgse-mediaplayer.diff
NOTE: Both the files have the same name so my commands are also same. But if you dont replace the first file with the second when downloading then you might need to change the command as per your files name.
This should fix the problem.
Source: [ Launchpad, Linux Mint Forums ]
Go to link download
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Run Code Blocks programs using Gnome Terminal Konsole etc
Run Code Blocks programs using Gnome Terminal Konsole etc
Ok, so we all (mostly) love Code::Blocks. But using the XTerm window (the one you get to test your codes into) is a real pain (for me at least) in the ... Instead I wanted to use the default terminal that I use for commands. Now, Ive been a user of Gnome-Terminal for quite sometime and now have shifted to KDE. So now I use Konsole. Finding the exact attribute string is a bit annoying after each install so heres a collection. Ill add more when I use more.
For Konsole:
For Gnome - Terminal
For X-Term
Credits:
Eragon0605: [ http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9190211&postcount=3 ]
jens: [ http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11245.msg76596.html#msg76596 ]
For Konsole:
konsole --workdir $WORKDIR --title $TITLE -e
For Gnome - Terminal
gnome-terminal $TITLE -x
For X-Term
xterm -T $TITLE -e
Credits:
Eragon0605: [ http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9190211&postcount=3 ]
jens: [ http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11245.msg76596.html#msg76596 ]
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