Search results

Well, my fix for this issue (yes, still present over 1 year later) is here: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=200940

I don't know

Just updated Firefox to 29.0 still no sound. grrrr. Looks like I'll have to try FreeBSD packages to see if Firefox from package repo can make a sound.

Re: script that can kill all children Thanks Toast. You solved this puzzle. trap "pgrep -P $$ | xargs -n 1 kill -s KILL" 0 1 2 9 15 (or something like that did the trick)

Re: script that can kill all children $pids are fine. I can kill all children with kill $pids

Kill all child processes. Can anyone enlighten me what is wrong whit this script master.sh #!/bin/sh echo "master:" echo $$ ./slave.sh 'a' & ./slave.sh 'bb' & pids=`pgrep -P $$` echo "pids:" echo $pids trap "kill -s 9 $pids" 0 1 2 9 15 wait slave.sh #!/bin/sh i=0 while [ $i -lt 30 ]...

Still no sound :(

I only have gstreamer1-1.2.3 gstreamer1-libav-1.2.3 gstreamer1-plugins-1.2.3 gstreamer1-plugins-good-1.2.3 I'll update my packages (because of OpenSSL bug) and install missing gstreamer1 plugins...

What FreeBSD version do you use? I'm using 9.2. And do you build firefox from ports or use packages? If from ports, what options have you selected?

Am I the only one using Firefox these days?

For some time now, when I watch HTML5 videos in Firefox there is no sound. It used to work, but now it doesn't. Anyone has any clue on this? Firefox options: DBUS GIO GSTREAMER LOGGING ALSA

Now, that you ask.... I don't know, since I don't use packages (yet).

There are localized meta packages available. For example en_GB-kde-l10n.

LOL. That made my day.

Check out the demo (links in first post).

Hello! I wanted to share with you my pleasure of using the MikroTik RB951G-2HnD router. It's awesome in all aspects. It's literally an enterprise router for budget costs (in my opinion, however I never worked with real enterprise routers). I bought it for 70 EUR. Check out the awesome features...

/boot/kernel :) It helps doing whatever I want

You can do whatever you like. How can that be less free?

Using FUSE is much easier. And faster, I presume.

Yes, I need to buy a card reader myself. However having the option to work directly with the camera can also be useful. :)