Delaying The Autostart Of Rygel At Boot Not Working

Hi
I am using Cinnamon desktop on the top of arch linux. I wanted to load a python script at desktop login which informs me about battery stats, so I created a batterymonitor.desktop entry under ~/.config/autostart. The contents of batterymonitor.desktop a
Code:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Exec=python /home/<myusername>/scripts/battery_monitor.py
Hidden=false
NoDisplay=false
X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true
Name[en_US]=BatteryMonitor
Name=BatteryMonitor
Comment[en_US]=
Comment=
X-GNOME-Autostart-Delay=0

But the problem is that the script is not loading at cinnamon login. I have also confirmed that the script is executable.
Can you help to load this script at cinnamon login?
Regards

when i am running delay.awk file on AODV.tr and LAR.tr For AODV.tr , it is giving me the o/p value as some delay
but for LAR , its showing me the follwing error

gawk: e2edelay.awk:93: (FILENAME=larscen5.tr FNR=36516130) fatal: division by zero attempted

I was unable to recify the error. could you please help me.
thank you so much

this is the code of awk file which i am using for calculation of delay. kindly help

# http://205.196.121.184/fnufnnc17mwg/...c/e2edelay.awk
# http://mohittahiliani.blogspot.dk/20...s-for-ns2.html
# ===================================================================

# AWK Script for calculating:

# => Average End-to-End Delay.

# ===================================================================



BEGIN {

seqno = -1;

# droppedPackets = 0;

# receivedPackets = 0;

count = 0;

}

{

if($4 == "AGT" && $1 == "s" && seqno < $6) {

seqno = $6;

}
# else if(($4 == "AGT") && ($1 == "r")) {

# receivedPackets++;

# } else if ($1 == "D" && $7 == "tcp" && $8 > 512){

# droppedPackets++;

# }

#end-to-end delay

if($4 == "AGT" && $1 == "s") {

start_time[$6] = $2;

} else if(($7 == "cbr") && ($1 == "r")) {

end_time[$6] = $2;

} else if($1 == "D" && $7 == "cbr") {

end_time[$6] = -1;

}

}


END {

for(i=0; i<=seqno; i++) {

if(end_time[i] > 0) {

delay[i] = end_time[i] - start_time[i];

count++;

}

else

{

delay[i] = -1;

}

}

for(i=0; i<count; i++) {

if(delay[i] > 0) {

n_to_n_delay = n_to_n_delay + delay[i];

}

}

n_to_n_delay = n_to_n_delay/count;



print "\n";

# print "GeneratedPackets = " seqno+1;

# print "ReceivedPackets = " receivedPackets;

# print "Packet Delivery Ratio = " receivedPackets/(seqno+1)*100
#"%";

# print "Total Dropped Packets = " droppedPackets;

print "Average End-to-End Delay = " n_to_n_delay * 1000 " ms";

print "\n";

}

Hi,

This might be odd, but in GNOME Shell 3.10.4 in fedora 20, I used to throw the mouse to the top left of the screen and that would make me feel excited about having all the open windows jam packed and then again selecting one I wanted. It really gave me a thrill.

But, in GNOME Shell 3.14.4, fedora 21 (workstation), I have to "click" on the "activities" on the top-left :-((

Is there any way I can change GNOME Shell 3.14.4 in way to have that feature back?

Hi I'm using Ubuntu Server;

I added 'export PERL5LIB=/www-data/lib' on ~/.profile for uwsgi to use this environment variable , is that right?

And I need to autostart 'uwsgi uwsgi.ini' as a user 'webmaster' every time I boot.
How can I get this job done?

Hello, as you see from the title I am having problems with GNOME. I wanted to install gnome so I have followed how to do this on official website, but only got the bright gray screen with text "Oh no something has gone wrong" and a button "Log out". Could somebody please help me?

Hi guys/gals.

I installed Debian Jessie with LXDE as my default desktop environment, no problems, except I can't play most games. So installed the Meta Package of the Gnome Desktop environment. Everything appeared to be ok, but when I went to reboot, all I get is a black screen.

I went to the Grub and typed in "nomodeset" to get me back to a desktop.
I uninstalled Gnome (not full removal), but still have the same problem.
When I restarted in safety mode, Gnome was still a desktop option that I could load, which I did. I'm confused. Do I need to do a complete removal?

I tried installing the nvidia graphic card driver as per the Debian manual, and that left me with only a root terminal and no GUI.

I've got about 2Gigs of ram and a 2.4 GHz Pentium 3 processor with an ASUS motherboard. (yes, it's a 12 year old computer, but not used for the past few years)

Any help would be great.

Thanks in advance,

Joe

I am trying to delay the daily reboot of multiple Linux machines by a random time, within one hour.

This is to avoid a simultaneous reboot of all the Linux machines at the same time.

I also want to avoid specifying a time in cron. I want it to be completely random between 00:00 and 01:00.

So far I tried the commands below, but no luck. The machines still reboot at midnight.

Code:

@daily /bin/sleep $((RANDOM\%3600)) && /sbin/reboot
@daily /bin/sleep $(/usr/bin/expr $RANDOM \% 3600); /bin/reboot

We are using sabresd iMx6Q board.The boot loader splash screen is showing for a few seconds and before the kernel splash screen loads, the lcd screen is black for 18 sec.Kindly help us to know why such a delay between the two screens.Any help would be appreciated.

I know it's xfce, but I also think it's debian. And I have it written down somewhere that it's GKT2. It's all kind of confusing: all these different terms. Gnome, QT, KDE. Hard to figure out what's what. Esp. when you're looking for apps. Like, 'This works best with Gnome and only marginally with KDE, but some have had luck running it partially on xfce.'

Hey,

My plan is to run some Linux distro's on an external USB HDD. So far I have been able to instal elementary OS, it thus far boots with the elementary OS logo and hangs for a while when it gives me the following message:


"Gave up waiting for boot device.
- Boot args (cat /proc/cmdline)
- Check root delay (Waiting long enough?)
- Check root (Waiting for the right device?)
- Missing modules (cat /proc/modules; 1s/dev)

ALERT! /dev/disk-uuid/*super long number* does not exist. Dropping to a shell!

BusyBox v1.21.1 (Ubuntu 1:1.21.0-1ubuntu1) build-in shell (ash)

Enter 'help' for a list of build-in commands."


To give you an idea of the external HDD partition:
60 GB: ext4 (elementary OS)
4GB: SWAP
Free Space
80 GB: NTFS (Random files)

The ext4 was given '/' for mounting point to keep it simple for now. The 'boot part' I've set to instal on sdc. Which is the external HDD. (I wasn't sure whether I should have chosen the ext4 partition or not.)

Please let me know if you need any addition information. I hope someone is familiar with the problem or knows a solution.

Thanks in advance.