Comments on: Score one for Ubuntu! http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/ Thu, 29 Apr 2010 00:42:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: markjensen http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/comment-page-1/#comment-82 markjensen Wed, 23 May 2007 20:30:45 +0000 http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/#comment-82 > I cannot delete files from my remote SMB share That completely depends on the mount options you give. I haven't played with mount very much, but you can specify read/write permissions, which will allow you to delete the remote files. > I cannot delete files from my remote SMB share

That completely depends on the mount options you give. I haven’t played with mount very much, but you can specify read/write permissions, which will allow you to delete the remote files.

]]> By: Paul http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Paul Mon, 21 May 2007 14:19:16 +0000 http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/#comment-80 It's fun. I am still struggling with some things, e.g. running Amarok as a user means I cannot delete files from my remote SMB share. I need to run Amarok via sudo to be able to do this. Of course running Amarok from sudo means a different user so a different collection of music. But so far I have not been stymied. The Ubuntu forum has saved the day a few times now, e.g. the sound issue was a very weird line in a config file. The Nano was simply something my son did. I had no idea that could work out. Next time someone says "is it easy enough for my mother" you can reply back "maybe, but a 9 year old can make broken iPods work:-)" Our current project is converting a .NET application to Mono. It’s fun. I am still struggling with some things, e.g. running Amarok as a user means I cannot delete files from my remote SMB share. I need to run Amarok via sudo to be able to do this. Of course running Amarok from sudo means a different user so a different collection of music.

But so far I have not been stymied. The Ubuntu forum has saved the day a few times now, e.g. the sound issue was a very weird line in a config file.

The Nano was simply something my son did. I had no idea that could work out. Next time someone says “is it easy enough for my mother” you can reply back “maybe, but a 9 year old can make broken iPods work:-)”

Our current project is converting a .NET application to Mono.

]]> By: markjensen http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/comment-page-1/#comment-76 markjensen Wed, 09 May 2007 15:53:27 +0000 http://www.bricin.net/blog/index.php/score-one-for-ubuntu/#comment-76 So, sound is working now? And a corrupt database on your Nano got repaired, too? Wow. It has taken a bit of work from what I have seen, but I hope the experience has been worth it for you. So, sound is working now? And a corrupt database on your Nano got repaired, too?

Wow. It has taken a bit of work from what I have seen, but I hope the experience has been worth it for you.

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