Gnome 3.10 is downloadable/compatible for Debian right?
on Linux I use Clementine, foobar2000 on Windows and Beam Player on Android.On which OS?
Spotify and ... Gnome Music!
Personally I like white space in apps (well obviously I wouldn't like any modern Gnome design if I didn't), but what exactly would the remaining space be used for in that screen?
I believe Gnome Music brings in audio files located by Tracker, make sure that it's indexing your external HDD (files might take some time to show up too).Sad because the app could not read of my External HDD nor pick up a good amount of the music I had ;-;
Always seems to be some type of problem when I try to find a music player
The thing with Arch is that it's rolling, bar a few exceptions (python 2 & 3 coexist) there are only one version of every package in the official repositories. The reason to be up to date before installing a new package is that dependencies might have changed, as per the wiki: "It is possible that an already installed package which depends on an upgraded package is unable to function with the new version of the upgraded package. This can happen if the package list has been refreshed by the user but all installed packages have not been upgraded and it could result in a non functional system after reboot."
you have a main action flag that comes first and in capital letters, then follow with some other more specific flags. There should be some program called "Search and Indexing" (or similar), you can also launch it using
$ tracker-preferencesi3-wm
You could also just try using the trusty or mainline kernel.
The HD4200 should have hardware acceleration of video (at least according to wikipedia). The GPU is pretty old and no longer supported by the Linux Catalyst. You have to install the legacy driver (which is not compatible to the current version of X). Maybe you are better off with the open source driver. Which version of Kubuntu do you have installed?
First you would need to remove the (apparently not-really-functional) driver. Where did you get it? From the Ubuntu repositories or from the AMD website? If you got it from the repositories then you should be able to remove it like described here. If you got it from the AMD website I am not entirely sure. You could try the method described in this document.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:makson96/fglrx
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install fglrx-legacyFirst you would need to remove the (apparently not-really-functional) driver. Where did you get it? From the Ubuntu repositories or from the AMD website? If you got it from the repositories then you should be able to remove it like described here. If you got it from the AMD website I am not entirely sure. You could try the method described in this document.
Nevertheless, after you got it rid of it you have two options:
- Upgrade to Kubuntu 13.10, which contains a much more recent kernel (which includes the open source driver). Of course, a system upgrade could break everything terribly
- Install the legacy driver from this PPA
Code:sudo add-apt-repository ppa:makson96/fglrx sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install fglrx-legacy
Please be aware, that this PPA only supports Ubuntu up to version 13.04, so if you upgrade to 13.10 and later decide you want to use the Catalyst driver, you would pretty much be on your own.
PS: All of that assuming you don't want to do a fresh install.
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Henrietta Cintora 1063 Fm Wzzw Milton WV 25541 304-743-5440I think sort works on fields? The number of fields inside the address column varies which would screw up the later ordering. You would need to specify starting and end columns to extract the correct fields to sort by, but I'm not entirely sure how to do that with sort.
KEYDEF is F[.C][OPTS][,F[.C][OPTS]] for start and stop position,
where F is a field number and C a character position in the field;
both are origin 1, and the stop position defaults to the line's end.
If neither -t nor -b is in effect, characters in a field are counted
from the beginning of the preceding whitespace. OPTS is one or more
single-letter ordering options [bdfgiMhnRrV], which override global
ordering options for that key. If no key is given, use the entire
line as the key.sort -t \& -k1.40,1.60Many of those are definitely in the official repos. Overall I'd say they're quite extensive although I don't know how they compare to the Ubuntu maintaned ones. If you're interested you can look up specifics on this page: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/
sort -k 1.50,1.67 <harson.txtsort -k 1.68,1.70 <harson.txtsort -k 1.68,1.70 -k 1.50,1.67 <harson.txtperl -e 'print sort { (substr $a,49,17) cmp (substr $b,49,17) } <>;' <harson.txt
perl -e 'print sort { (substr $a,67,2) cmp (substr $b,67,2) } <>;' <harson.txt
perl -e 'print sort { (substr $a,67,2) cmp (substr $b,67,2) or (substr $a,49,17) cmp (substr $b,49,17) } <>;' <harson.txtAh, cool to know that the offset spans into other fields, I'm not very familiar with sort.
