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The bug report on #9 has instructions on building a patched vsftpd deb and precompiled packages for i386 and x64.

I had that problem before, but it is fixed now.

Thanks for the informative link. I'm pretty sure that the domain and subnet are not reported by the VPN. I will read that and report back here with...

I am having a problem with the new resolvconf stuff. I am able to configure my primary DNS server correctly through network manager. However, when I connect to my VPN it has its only DNS server. I...

After installing the fglrx driver, parts of my GTK applications are transparent. I have tried different driver versions and many different methods of installation. Nothing works.

I'm not seeing...

How do i set gnome-power-manager to hibernate when idle? Right now the only option is to set the idle time for suspend when idle.

Suspend doesn't work right on this desktop so I really want to...

I have an ASUS RT-N16 802.11n router. I was getting about 2.5m/s with 10.04. Now that you mention it, my speeds have definitely dropped with 10.10, but I am not sure that they have dropped all the...

It was a team effort starting with Tim Howard. Even the players off the ball participated. Everyone in the stadium knew that the right side was weak and that the ball was headed down that lane, but...

I just saw the tail end of that play. Who would be up 1-0 right now?

The error went away. At least they fix things quickly! P.S. it is working much better in Linux than in Windows. There is something seriously wrong with the player in Windows. It will only play in...

I'm on a college campus so it is definately 'supported.' I have used it before. I am getting javascript errors on the site. They must serve up different pages to different ISPs.

How do you get this to work? I am getting an error on the espn3 site no matter what OS/Browser I use.

I guess that 2.6.34 has some support for the new elantech touchpads if you force it. See here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9175201#post9175201

I haven't tried it, though.

I want to mention that I would have gotten the VT, but it wasn't yet available and GPU switching wasn't working as well when I purchased.



I haven't never noticed the fan, but I'm not very...

First, I don't use this computer as my main computer. I only have a few experience with the things that you mentioned, but here is my opinion:

1) 720p movie:
A lot of the 720p h264 podcasts that...

The recently released 64bit version of flash is functional. If you use the 32bit flash included in Karmic, then you are going to run into trouble even on non-HD flash.

I have found 720p playback...

I should note that by all other indications the wireless and radio are turned off, but the light on the front remains lit.

I get similar battery performance in Windows in the 'normal' cases. ...

EDIT: I want to also mention that the touchpad issue has started to annoy me over time. Good posture kept my wrists off the touchpad at first.

My only gripe about linux on this laptop is the...

It depends on what you are doing. At work I tend to sit my laptop to my left at an angle. I much prefer my old IPS laptop in this condition, but I don't do this very often so I can let it go. It...

It appears that some work has started to debug the elantech trackpads.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8300337&highlight=elantech#post8300337

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/418282

According to the reports in this bug, it appears that the touchpad in our computers does not match type 1 or type 2. Hopefully the...

The kernel config in my /boot directory says that elantech is enabled in psmouse module.

When I do a `dmesg | grep elantech' as suggested on the patch developers page, I do not get any results. ...

Package was not available in the repository for amd64. I can't figure out where the package originates from.

I tried to pass the elantech option, but psmouse says that it is an invalid option.

Here is something on fixing your touchpad in Karmic. I don't know if it will work for the Elan pad.

http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-fix-touchpad-issues-after-karmic-upgrade.html

I had a file in my home directory called '/home/username/.pulse-cookie' that was owned by root and write protected.

I did 'sudo rm ~/.pulse-cookie' and everything started working instantly.