Category Archives: Ubuntu

Getting a headless connection to a server

I just learnt how to get a headless connection to a server before it has even booted. This gives access to LUKS and LVM, giving the oppurtunity to decrypt an encrypted hard drive. The solution was in this blog post. … Continue reading

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Thunderbird with Lightning on Ubuntu

I’m trying out Thunderbird with Lightning as my calendar application, but for some reason Lightning did not show up under Add-ons in Thunderbird. Instead I installed it by using the xul-ext-lightning package. However, this ended up with all options in … Continue reading

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Bookmarks in terminal

Today I found a great tool to ease the navigation in terminal, called apparix. It lets you bookmark a folder so that you easily can navigate to it just by typing to nameofbookmark To install apparix in Ubuntu, type sudo … Continue reading

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Fixing the volume treshold and intervals in Ubuntu on Dell XPS M1330

So the new Ubuntu version is finally out and as with every other time I’ve been upgrading from one version of Ubuntu to a new one, I keep forgetting how to fix the sound issue on the Dell XPS M1330. … Continue reading

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Spotify for Linux

Awesome news! Spotify is now finally available as a native client for Linux. I have no idea why I haven’t spotted this earlier, as it was already announced in July, but in any case it is finally here. Although they … Continue reading

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Connect to your N900 while developing via usb

Sometimes it feels good to be a bit lazy and let your OS do that boring terminal-typing for you whenever you connect a new device. Continue reading

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Why I’m not using Ubuntu One

Recently I’ve had some issues with my previous solution for synchronizing files between my computers. I used to have an SSH server which I placed all my files on, and usually I edited them directly on this server. Whenever needed … Continue reading

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Fixing a bug with python-visual in Ubuntu Karmic

I was preparing to do some tasks in my physics course today, and experienced a rather annoying problem when attempting to use the python-visual package in Ubuntu. There seems to be a bug in Ubuntu Karmic which results in the … Continue reading

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Mounting a Windows share folder in Ubuntu

Are you mounting your shared folder from a Windows network over and over again in Ubuntu?
Annoy yourself no more, here is the solution for permanent pleasure. Continue reading

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