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Category Archives: kubuntu
My Discovery of the Week: Installing Applications via Krunner
I accidently stumbled upon this feature while trying to run skype via krunner when something else I did not quite intend showed up as I was typing skype into krunner I wasn’t quite interested in beneath-a-steel-sky (whatever that is) but &helli...
Posted in KDE, kubuntu, Plasma
Tagged KDE, Krunner, kubuntu, Natty Narwhal, Plasma-runner-installer
5 Comments
Better Clickpad Support for Ubuntu 11.04
Ever since I got my HP probook 4420s I have been on a search for the Touchpad (or Clickpad as it is called) Nirvana. On Kubuntu 10.10 Out of the box the clickpad was basically useless, right click and middle … Continue reading →...
Posted in KDE, kubuntu, Multitouch, Ubuntu
Tagged Clickpad Right Click, kubuntu, Multitouch, Natty Narwhal, Ubuntu
31 Comments
Turning Wireless on Causes Laptop to Freeze on Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal? My Work Around
It all started.. …after I installed Kubuntu 11.04 beta, everything was going smooth, wireless worked out of the box, (unlike 10.10 where I had to install some freedom hating broadcom driver) I had the awesome kde 4.6.2, seating on top … ...
Posted in Broadcom Wireless, Connectivity, Gnome, Installation, KDE, kubuntu, Linux Admin, Ubuntu
Tagged Broadcom, kubuntu, Linux Module, Natty Narwhal, Wireless
22 Comments
Pastebin Plasma widget
Being a Linux sysadmin, The need often arises to share debug logs, configuration files or text snippets using services such as pastebin. Usually I use a tool called pastebinit which is a powerful commandline application that makes the process of &hel...


