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You are not alone!

I had the same problem today. Just keep trying periodically. It will come right.

Or, to put it another way, don't "sweat it".

Try Audacity.

Have a read of this . . . . .

http://www.webupd8.org/2010/03/2-ways-o ... ideos.html

It could be a solution for you.

Mint 8, Audigy 2 ZS Platinum.

I always rescale downloaded wallpapers using gthumb, preserving the aspect ratio.
Seems to work ok.

Read this. It works o.k. for me.

http://ubuntuguide.net/disable-ask-for- ... le-browser

I tried this (sudo dpkg --get-selections > installed-software) just to see what would happen.

It saves a file to your /home. The file had 1596 lines!

ymmv

Could you please explain "kill kill"?

I am familiar with "kill", and "killall", but "kill kill" confuses me!

If you are prepared to wait a little while, VLC are releasing an editor . . . . . . . .


http://www.learningubuntu.com/news/crea ... deo-editor

Failed with Opera, too. Same result.

Also very slow to load the page.

Perhaps it knows that I don't drink vodka?

Has anyone seen this?

http://flavio.tordini.org/minitube

It may be a solution to the problem. It is a stand alone downloader and player.

Another option could be Miro.

Have a read of this http://www.ghacks.net/2009/11/16/create ... u-live-cd/

It may help.

Where were you trying to install from? Try it from the "software manager" in the main menu. The reason I suggested Miro is because I read your original post and tried the link you gave. It works. Install Miro. :wink: Think I'll try that now! Thanks ... I must be missing out some simple ste...

Install Miro.

Avidemux?

Ooops, I didn't notice the m$ only part

Glad to hear that you resolved it, though.

Good luck!

Hi Maggy,

Google "LG Bluebirds"

There is a software/firmware update available. Make sure you get the one for your particular model.

Hope that helps!

solar1951 wrote:

Missed wrote:O.K. Thanks.

I would have expected the normal su time-out would have been used?

I agree, personally I think its an undesirable feature and should be changed.

If this leaves the system vunerable, then yes.

Otherwise, it is a feature rather than a bug.

O.K. Thanks.

I would have expected the normal su time-out would have been used?

I updated some files, and then a few hours later, I noticed the padlock was open again. When I clicked on it, it opened the update window without asking for the password. Is this normal? My computer has not been rebooted for two days now, and the update window still opens without asking for the pass...