I am facing some issue while updating openGL.
I had followed the commands
https://askubuntu.com/questions/501560/how-to-update-opengl-driver-on-ubuntu-14-04-lts
from this link.(particularly answer 2)
Now the issue is after restarting i am getting distorted display. Also i am unable to type anything on terminal. So I cant even purge the changes.
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Unexpected error while saving file: Untitled.ipynb attempt to write a readonly database
I am using a windows10 machine, initially all it was working fine but
after upgrading python3(32-bit) to python3(64-bit)) and changing
python versions for couple of times, it is giving the weird error as
mentioned,i have looked many answers saying the access issue, tried
that too but nothing works for me.
i have completely removed the jupyter-notebook and again install it , but it doesn't worked.
give proper permission or change owner for jupyter directory
sudo chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu jupyter/
enter image description hereI am working object detection project. Firstly, i need to downloading “pip” and I did it. But i got an error(like in photo), and I haven’t any idea. How can i solve, do you have any idea?
You need to prefix your commands with sudo because they are meant to be run as root.
Example: sudo apt-get update.
Be careful when using sudo, you can really mess up a system as root.
I just undeliberately deleted my bin/tempfile, please don't ask why.
I experienced no issues, however, after a reboot, I wasn't able to login anymore. When I entered my password and pressed ENTER, I got a black screen, and 2 seconds later the login screen appeared again.
My system is Kubuntu 17.10 on 4.14.11 Kernel.
I did some research on it, but I still got no clue what this file does, or how I can restore it (it was deleted by rm).
Until now I did the following:
touch /bin/tempfile
chown root:root /bin/tempfile
chmod 755 /bin/tempfile
Finally I got back into KDE, and everything works fine this far, except an error, which I receive immediately after logging in: Xsession: Xsession: Warning: unable to write to ; X session may exit. The message is not in the style of my normal KDE desktop windows, it looks like a very old design, because the message probably comes from X itself. (I have no clue about this, sorry if it's rubbish)
In your case you can easily fix your issue by executing the following command:sudo apt-get --reinstall install debianutils.
Hope this helps.
Since last day I am getting issue(see link) with the Upwork. Many times I have reinstall the Upwork and restart the system but nothing goes happen.The network connection is also fine.I google but got nothing helpful. Anyone can suggested me how can I fix the issue. and make the Upwork run correctly.
As I remember the Upwork is running fine, I am getting the issue, since I run the command 'sudo restart lightdm' to display time on menu bar.
Please follow the below link and steps to fix up-work issue.
https://community.upwork.com/t5/Freelancers/Error-Message-THERE-WAS-A-PROBLEM-LOADING-UPWORK/td-p/83016/page/3
sudo dpkg -i libnss
wget http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nss/libnss3_3.19.2-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
sudo dpkg -i libnss3_3.19.2-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
Upwork fixed.
Note : These issues we are getting if we do not close the up-work properly while shutting down the operating system. Please remember this things.
Ok, I have this whole new machine on which I just freshly installed Ubuntu 12.10. I'm trying to install node.js by following the instructions on this website. The first time I did that it worked like a charm, but then I had some troubles installing packages because nodejs --version and node --version gave two different results. I thought then that the best idea was to do a rm -rf /usr/var/node or something like that. That resulted in a total mess up of everything.
By trying to call sudo apt-get install nodejs again, I get the following error message:
[...]
Errors were encountered while processing:
/var/cache/apt/archives/nodejs_0.8.26-1chl1~quantal1_amd64.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
I really tried everything, from apt-autoremove to clean to whatever, I cannot possibly figure out why this is not working anymore. Any ideas?
Thanks
Edit: it's funny how people gives -1 without even reading the question. If these smart alecks think this question is stupid or inappropriate, they could simply write so or help me out, since I'm struggling with this. Also, removed some of the output, since people cannot read until the end of it.
Try install the locales packages, and run dpkg-reconfigure locales to set the locales "en-US" for the system.