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Please take the time to read the following two articles:
While I was testing the Kubuntu LL alpha3, I have discovered (or maybe rediscovered?) that one of the reasons of the well known "Nepomuk not registered at d-bus" error is due to a system locale change.
On Karmic Koala, I had tried every solution mentioned on this forum and KDE userbase to get rid of the above mentioned error but unfortunately I failed. Then, last week while I was testing Lucid Lynx both on my netbook and desktop, I have discovered that, strigi and nepomuk c ...
Hi everyone. I am new here and new to Kubuntu. I am so-so with Linux as I have used it off and on for a few years. I have yet to take the full plunge.....
That said, over the weekend I tried several times to install Kubuntu 10.04 alpha3 several times with no success. I tried different ISO's, different burn speeds and different computers from which I burned from. To be more specific, the live cd would boot but ubiquity would not run. I di ...
I have a clean install of kubuntu 9.10 on my netbook (FOR CLARITY this is not the netbook remix. It is the standard install of kubuntu)
As the title suggests my issue is that when i hold shift and hit the 2 i do not get a "@" instead i get " and i do not get " when i hold shift and hit '. ...
I have used kubuntu for about 2 yrs on a laptop just for surfing the net and if Anything ever went wrong just slapped in the live cd and reloaded. This weekend I loaded Kubuntu onto 2 more computers with one being straight kubuntu with the network printer and the second is going to be a multiple boot with win 7 and kubuntu as well as 1 or 2 more linux distros to be decided later ( probably something for home media storage/viewing). The first comp has 2 hdd's the first being 1tb with kubuntu ...
