Eddie's Tech Notes

The needed stuff are under /usr/lib/jni/ folder. One needs to symlink them in and it worked. ln -s /usr/lib/jni/libswt-* ~/.swt/lib/linux/x86_64/ Reference

Look for the package/library called ia32.

My solution: Right-click on the "network manager" applet icon on the top of the ubuntu panel. Select "Edit connection". Delete the respective entry under the "Wired" tab. Then depending on your connection type, you may be able to have the connection auto-detected. In that case, click on the "network manager applet icon again and select that auto-detected item (e.g. Auto ethernet). Then it is suddenly all set.

Holding both Alt and Super (Windows) keys, right-click on the top or bottom panel. Select the appropriate icon. Reference

It appears that there is a problem between brasero and the Gnome file manager nautilus. In case you encounter similar problems, use xfburn instead. But that your Linux machine may lose the capability to open a burned DVD disc automatically. In that case, mount the disc by yourself. To load a disc: mkdir /mnt/cdrom mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom To unload a disc umount /mnt/cdrom

ffmpeg -i input.flv output.mp4 Ref: here