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14 Nov 09

[Windows] How to Jailbreak iPod Touch 1G & 2G Firmware 3.0 with RedSn0w


  • Yep it's for Windows. I had a 100% successful jailbrake. I've got Cydia, Winterboard, iRealSMS, my custom theme, SBSettings, keyboard vibration etc. installed and functioning on 3.0<!-- google_ad_section_end -->


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28 Oct 09

Adobe Forums: Adobe AIR segmentation fault on Ubuntu...

  • Exactly same problem on a HP tx2000 laptop with AMD turion X2 64 bit processor.

     

    Inspired by last post I have a workaround.  Download the Windows installer and run it with Wine.  This _appears_ to work for me as an end-user, although installing apps is very fiddly (Browse Wine C: drive -> Program Files -> Common Files -> Adobe Air -> Versions -> 1.0 -> Adobe Air applications installer  and use that to install the downloaded application package.

     

    ATB

    EW.

Idea #2393: "don't ask for default keyring password if system is set to autologin" - Ubuntu brainstorm



  • How to disable password keyring (and use unsafe password storage) :



    Intrepid :

    1. Go to Applications / Accessories / Passwords and Encryption.

    2. Click on Edit / Preferences

    3. In the Password Keyring tab, select the "login" keyring and click on "Change unlock password".

    4. Leave the new password blank and apply changes.



    Jaunty :

    1. Go to Applications / Accessories / Passwords and Encryption.

    2. Go to the "passwords" tab.

    3. Right click on the login keyring and click "change password".

    4. Leave the new password blank and apply changes.



    So it's already possible to have unsafe password storage, however I don't know about automatic unlock of the keyring with GNOME autologin, there might be security reasons why it isn't enabled by default at mean time.
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