Fedora 12 PulseAudio fix
For a while after upgrading my work system to Fedora 12, my sound wasn’t working. After ridiculous amounts of searching
Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative.
For a while after upgrading my work system to Fedora 12, my sound wasn’t working. After ridiculous amounts of searching
Running Fedora 11, I forgot I installed Google Gadgets, so while I’m waiting for PEAR to install, I figured I’d
I had this post all written up and lost it all by absent mindedly upgrading WordPress at the same time. Which, on a side
sudo yum -y install beep while(true); do RAND=`od -An -N1 -i /dev/random`; sudo beep -f${RAND}; done &
So naturally, I was excited to see that Zimbra Desktop was released by Yahoo! just recently. Shortly after the download,
So I built a new machine, AMD Quad Core (old one but whatever, better than my 4400+), 4GB RAM, etc etc. Installed Fedora 10
I was kind of annoyed to find out KDE4’s System Settings program didn’t include a Printers section, so this is
Okay, so Fedora 10 is out … I’m currently running Fedora 9, so upgrading should be fun. One of the biggest
A couple gripes: Occasional hard locks make me reboot Every time I log in to KDE4, there is another “Pulseaudio
Even those who don’t know it, or are yet to believe, we will see brighter days as a country because of what happened