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"find / -name xorg.conf" I run it as root but it does not give any output. ls /etc/modprobe.d alsa-base-blacklist.conf blacklist.conf.dpkg-bak radeon-kms.conf alsa-base.conf fbdev-blacklist.conf Before I make the upgrade to Wheezy I made a format and I had install Squeeze without DE. Then ...

$ locate xorg.conf locate: can not stat () `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db': No such file or directory [ 27.135] (EE) Failed to load module "nv" (module does not exist, 0) This only what I found in my log but I have no idea how this it would help me. If nv does not exist how do I install it?

Thanks for the reply. Am not good with commands and I dont know what else informations I can give. The command "$ cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep KMS" does not give any output so I run it without the "grep KMS". [ 26.903] X.Org X Server 1.12.4 Release Date: 2012-08-27 [ 26.904] X ...

I read it but it does not helm me. He says: Looks like Kernel Modesetting is disabled, either through a boot parameter or via a file in /etc/modprobe.d. Try reloading the nouveau kernel module: # rmmod nouveau # modprobe nouveau modeset=1 restart X When I type "rmmod nouveau" I get this er...

After I upgrade to wheezy I have a strange problem. See this image http://i.imgbox.com/accFOaW4.png to see what happening to my PC. As I move my mouse, artifacts of the pointer are left all over the screen. What can I do? Please help me! uname -a Linux debian-pc 3.2.0-4-686-pae #1 SMP Debian 3.2.46-...

Bulkley wrote:Is there an iso that I can try in Vbox?

Edited to add: I found Webian_OS.i686-0.1.0.iso. I'm downloading it now.

Are you sure that is webian?
In the offcial site http://www.webian.org there is not any iso yet. You can download webian from here http://webian.org/shell/download/

Check this new web based OS. I copy paste all the fowling text from http://www.webian.org Mission "Develop an operating system dedicated to hosting and using web applications built on the principles of openness and ease of use, utilising open web standards and open source software." Vision...

I have made a new format again and the problem with root pass solved but the problem with network manager still remains. The package gnome-keyring is needed, but I doubt that it be not present. You installed a complete desktop, right? Yes I installed complete desktop. The gnome-keyring is installed...

I have made a new format again and the problem with root pass solved but the problem with network manager still remains.

Right click the network icon and choose "Edit Connections". Click the Wirelss tab, select your network and click "Edit". In the new window, make sure that "Connect Automatically" (at the top) and "Available to all users" (at the bottom) are bothe checked. Clo...

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Hi, I have stop using debian some months but I decide to come back. Yesterday I have make a clean install of debian squeeze. The network manager never rember my wireles password. Every time I open the pc it ask me the keyring password and the wireles password. Why network manager can't rember my pas...

First look at Firefox 5 http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/firs ... ox-5/11446

Things change rather quickly. Squeeze, before it was released as Stable, included Minitube version 1.1-1 which used to work fine until it broke because of changes at Youtube. It isn't so easy to escape from Flash! :wink: What I perhaps forgot to mention was that I first removed the broken version, ...

To install Minitube in Squeeze, this should work: Edit your sources list thus: nano /etc/apt/sources.list So that they include sid : deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ sid main Use Control + O followed by Enter to save and then Control + X to exit. Now, as root, create a system file thus: nano /e...

Firefox's official roadmap has been updated, and boy are there some interesting changes afoot. Most notably, Firefox 7 will ship in 2011. The second biggy, and the main focus of Firefox development in 2011, is to make sure there is no more than 50ms between any user interaction and feedback from the...

debian Migration of packages to testing has also been re-enabled: wheezy just got 2306 new packages!

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loukingjr wrote:

What dock bar is that in the right?

Here is my new non-Debian desktop. It's puppy linux

I think keepassx is the best password manager, it's very easy to use. You can lock your password databse with master key or key file or both.

http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=keepassx