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2010-03-30
, 13:55
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@ New Delhi, India
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#112
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Originally Posted by donsaibot
are you using the private folder? like said before using the "private" folder would still make the files viewable in file manager.
Hi,
this doesn't work for me as you describe it. The files are not indexed by the tracker but they appear in the File Manager. What could i have done wrong?
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2010-03-30
, 16:00
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Joined on Feb 2010
@ New Delhi, India
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#113
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This one's very simple and most people would know it already. To move between the text fields on a form (like user id / password email settings etc) you can use just the up and the down arrows. These act as 'tab' and 'shift + tab' on a pc.
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2010-03-30
, 19:02
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Joined on Mar 2010
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#114
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When your on web twitter or facebook any place , if you see a link and click it the browser will go to that link and you need to press backspace and come to this window
Instead press and hold on that link and you will get options as to open in new window , you can also add it to fav ...
one more may be you know
To see cpu utilization when something wrong
go to xterminal and run the command top
you will get cpu , mem and to p10 process using the device ///
Thanks above all for the tips
Instead press and hold on that link and you will get options as to open in new window , you can also add it to fav ...
one more may be you know
To see cpu utilization when something wrong
go to xterminal and run the command top
you will get cpu , mem and to p10 process using the device ///
Thanks above all for the tips
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2010-03-31
, 20:33
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Joined on Mar 2010
@ Liverpool, UK
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#115
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Filename completion:
In the terminal window (Ctrl - Shift - x), rather than type in a very long file name (or full path name to a file), you can get the shell (the '$') to complete the filename for you.
You do this by typing the first few characters of the file and then clicking the tab button on the screen.
For example, start up the shell window. You will see the prompt :
~ $
to list the files type
ls
you get
~ $ ls
MyDocs
~ $
lets say you want to change director to 'MyDocs'
type:
~ $ cd M
then hit the Tab button on the X Terminal screen and you will see
that the shell completes the filename for you. This results with:
~ $ cd MyDocs/
This comes in very handy if you have very long pathnames.
In the terminal window (Ctrl - Shift - x), rather than type in a very long file name (or full path name to a file), you can get the shell (the '$') to complete the filename for you.
You do this by typing the first few characters of the file and then clicking the tab button on the screen.
For example, start up the shell window. You will see the prompt :
~ $
to list the files type
ls
you get
~ $ ls
MyDocs
~ $
lets say you want to change director to 'MyDocs'
type:
~ $ cd M
then hit the Tab button on the X Terminal screen and you will see
that the shell completes the filename for you. This results with:
~ $ cd MyDocs/
This comes in very handy if you have very long pathnames.
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2010-04-01
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@ Cali
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#116
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Originally Posted by Ali_rshojakhani
This would be so damn helpful if I could figure out how to do it. I thought I was clicking the correct buttons but it's not working.
ctrl + shift + H for jumping to the dashboard while in any app.
Help?
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2010-04-01
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Joined on Feb 2010
@ Long Island, New York
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#118
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Originally Posted by amh
additionally this shortcut allows you to open multiple instances of xterm whereas clicking on the icon in the menu will just bring u back to the instance already running.
ctrl shift x to bring up a terminal on the other hand is insanely awkward. Try it.
Useful if you want to run more than one command at a time or have one window in root and one not
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2010-04-01
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Joined on Nov 2009
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#119
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@scouser
you can also use ctrl+i for autocomplete
@foxtrot
what's the dashboard? not familiar with the terms but
ctrl+backspace takes you to the mutitasking panel if that's what you're looking for.
Last edited by Cue; 2010-04-01 at 14:00.
you can also use ctrl+i for autocomplete
@foxtrot
what's the dashboard? not familiar with the terms but
ctrl+backspace takes you to the mutitasking panel if that's what you're looking for.
Last edited by Cue; 2010-04-01 at 14:00.
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2010-04-01
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Joined on Jun 2008
@ NYC
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#120
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In the browser, instead of circling your finger around, you can pivot your finger on a point in the screen, motioning in the direction you want to go. (zoom in:right, zoom out:left)
Like you're trying to drill a hole in the screen. (gently)
Like you're trying to drill a hole in the screen. (gently)
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
Keep the forums clean: use "Thanks" button instead of the thank you post.