Traveling Hammock Village
Weekend camping with my explorer scout group is like a travelling hammock cirrus.
No sound on ATI Radeon HDMI in Debian/Ubuntu
Debian based distribution users- Getting no sound through your ATI radeon hdmi?
I had this problem with the latest ubuntu/mint. Make sure xserver-xorg-video-ati package is installed properly and check sound settings output.
My only fix is to edit grub and add a kernel flag. Use your favourite editor and edit /etc/default/grub.
# sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Tweak the 11th line.
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
To this:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash radeon.audio=1"
Save an exit (ctrl + x for nano.) Reboot and try. Good luck.
You can also try installing the awful FGLRX package. I wouldn't bother though. Nasty stuff.
Installed Auxo
It's very pleasing to the eye. Way better then the normal multitask bar.
I have a broken volume ribbon so I can't mute the iPhone without going into assistance. Auxo solves this with a mute toggle. All I have to do is slide the bar across and use the many toggles it comes with. Useful.
I have a broken volume ribbon so I can't mute the iPhone without going into assistance. Auxo solves this with a mute toggle. All I have to do is slide the bar across and use the many toggles it comes with. Useful.
Transfer files over SSH on Ubuntu
If you are looking for a GUI tool to transfer files to your Raspberry Pi, iphone, SSH account (remember them?) or another box, have a look at FileZilla.
It supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). To be honest I only use SFTP -I don't have to install and set up an FTP so long as SSH is available. Just make sure to port to 22. It's so easy! Raspberry Pi owners should definitely have a look.
You can install it on debian/ubuntu/mint via the filezilla package.
# sudo apt-get install filezilla
It supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). To be honest I only use SFTP -I don't have to install and set up an FTP so long as SSH is available. Just make sure to port to 22. It's so easy! Raspberry Pi owners should definitely have a look.
You can install it on debian/ubuntu/mint via the filezilla package.
# sudo apt-get install filezilla
Checkout filezilla-project.org. There is even a server.
iOS6 tweaks - TorchNC
TorchNC (cydia) places a light/torch switch in the notification area.
This is so much easier than messing around in the dark looking for a torch app.
This is so much easier than messing around in the dark looking for a torch app.
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