Fedora 17 gnome 3 question gtk sensor applet question

I have the gnome sensor applet installed.  How do I get to do display in gnome 3

Thanks in advance

Chip

getting gtk-sensors.applet to display

I am using fedora 17 with gnome3. How do I configure gnome 3 to display the gtk-sensor-applet

Thanks

Chip

Re: getting gtk-sensors.applet to display

On Sat, 2012-07-07 at 18:39 -0400, Ralph Blach wrote: 
> I am using fedora 17 with gnome3. How do I configure gnome 3 to display the gtk-sensor-applet

Is there an *extension* from sensors?  That is what you want.

Perhaps
<https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/336/hardware-sensors-indicator/>
- or - 
<https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/82/cpu-temperature-indicator/>

applets are gone, dead, salted, burned, and buried in GNOME3. 

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Gnome 3.4 Freezing / Lockup

I'm having a problem with Gnome 3.2.1 freezing, on average once a day. I have
been unable to figure out why or how to reproduce the problem in a
predictable manner. It just happens when I'm interacting with the computer;
Sometimes when I launch an application, sometimes when I'm in 'Activities'
view... no apparent common denominator.

When this happens, the Gnome desktop just freezes, with the exception of the
mouse pointer - I can move it around. I can Ctrl-Alt-F1, login to a terminal,
and see that my processes are still running. When I Ctrl-Alt-F7 back to my
graphical desktop, it is completely black with the mouse pointer still
moveable. If I'm running my VM [W7 as a VMware Player 4.0.4 guest], I can RDP
to it from another computer and see that it is running fine. I can SSH to the
host machine, and my SMB shares are working fine.
 have to remote in to properly shut down the VM, and then either 'init 3 /
init 5', Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, or just issue a reboot command. I don't see
anything obvious in /var/log/messages.

System:

openSUSE 12.1 x64
Gnome 3.2
3.1.10-1.13-desktop #1 SMP PREEMPT Tue Jun 12 13:11:31 UTC 2012 (44a489e)
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux nVidia GeForce GT240, driver ver 295.59 x64
(nouveau driver does not work at all) Intel MB, Intel Core i5 CPU 661  <at>  3.33
GHz x 4, 4.0 GB DDR3. I can provide more specific info if needed)

This has happened for quite some time, through various kernel and nVidia
driver versions. Any ideas on how I might resolve this issue? What log(s)
should I be looking at?

Installing GNOME LiveCD (fedora) to hard drive?

Dear GNOME community,

Is it at all possible to install the gnome LiveCD (fedora flavor) to a
hard drive? I've tried downloading Fedora's anaconda, although it
fails after the hard drive has been partitioned, saying "Unable to
read group information: No Groups Available in any repository", even
after I tried switching the repos to default Fedora 17 repos.

If anyone could help, that would be great.

Thanks,

tgp1994

mount an sdhc card as read/write

OK,

I am running fedora 17, and it has gnome3.  When I plug in a sdhc card, and I want to be mounted as read write, so
that I can
make boot image for my raspberry-pi.  Any idea's of how to do this

Thanks

Chip

Re: mount an sdhc card as read/write

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Re: mount an sdhc card as read/write

On Sun, 2012-07-15 at 20:01 -0400, Ralph Blach wrote: 
> I am running fedora 17, and it has gnome3.  When I plug in a sdhc card, and I want to be mounted as read write, so
that I can
> make boot image for my raspberry-pi.  Any idea's of how to do this

If I insert an SD in my reader it is automatically mounted as
read-write.

Is the read-only slide-lock on the card set?

What is the filesystem on the card?  Perhaps it is actually permissions.

Does dmesg or /var/log/messages show any errors or warnings concerning
the card / card-reader?

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mount a sdhc card as read/write

OK,

This should not be hard but in gnome3 it seem to be hidden.

I have an sdhc card which I want to use for my rasberry-pi and I want to mount it read write.
I am running fedora 17 and when I plug them in they always mount read write.  How do I get the SDHC cards to mount
read write.

Thanks

Chip

Change wallpaper on lock screen

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