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Chrome asks for keyring when starting...do this. Make sure Chrome is closed first. Then open a Terminal and copy/paste rm ~/.local/share/keyrings/* Hit Enter and close Terminal...Now open Chrome, if it asks you for your password, do not enter one choose Continue each time and ignore any warnings. F...

Mint 16, it's perfect, I dumped Windows 7 and installed it. There is a few small problems but its good enough to dump win7. Well done.

I guess in a way it proves that Firefox is really solid until you start adding extensions and themes and such. It seems that there must be a fundamental difference between Firefox and Chromium/Chrome in the way they are coded, by that I mean in Chrome the "extension" developers can't reall...

Once in a while when Firefox really starts to mess up, it fixes allot of problems if I simply uninstall Firefox completely and start over. Here's an idea, how about making browser a choice at install time? Anyway thanks for the info.

Thanks, this worked with my HP LaserJet 1018 as well.

I had to through my 2 cents worth in on this one, my vote goes to Iron which is a "spin off" from chromium. here's a short quote from their website "The browser is based on the Chromium-source and offers the same features as Chrome - but without the critical points that the privacy co...

Husse wrote:Maybe

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sudo hp-plugin -i

does the trick
More info can be gained from

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hp-info -i -d

Taken from this bug report

I have the same printer, the above command fixed the problem for me in Mint 9. Thanks for the info.

Murdock wrote:Pulse Audio. That's a start.

I'll second that, sound is a bloody mess.

Gnote
http://live.gnome.org/Gnote
Seems more stable than Tomboy.

Wow, it does look great and it does make it look more professional. What do you think the odds are of ubuntu adopting this look?

Thanks, I wanted to know so if I try other distros I can install it instead of the regular old boring menu that most distros use. I find it easier/faster to find things with this menu. I haven't used suse in years so this is the first time I have seen any menu in the slab style.

This may seem like a strange question but can anyone tell me what the name of the package that the "start" menu is called? Automatix has a package that they offer called slab is this the same package ?