Ok so I finally discovered a workaround.
It seems like, at least in my case, the pinch zoom touchpad gesture is being emulated somewhere along the stack or even by the touchpad itself. I mention...
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Ok so I finally discovered a workaround.
It seems like, at least in my case, the pinch zoom touchpad gesture is being emulated somewhere along the stack or even by the touchpad itself. I mention...
I have exactly the same problem, and scouring the internet doesn't seem to help at all. Anyone?
Just wanted to add that I broke unity by trying to start it with a broken amd driver install, and after fixing the driver install unity was still not loading, but using "unity-tweak-tool...
I haven't tried this, but it should work.
Create a file in /etc/pm/sleep.d/ called 70_disablebluetooth with the following contents.
#!/bin/bash
case $1 in
thaw|resume)
rfkill...
For me, I noticed that at least on Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric), you can run rfkill without any other special permissions, so I just added
rfkill block bluetooth
to gnome's "Startup Applications..."...
This is C++ code, you need to use g++ to compile it. The error you're getting is that gcc tries to call g++, but you don't seem to have it installed.