Month: July 2016

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Does ExacqVision support virtual servers?

You may choose to install ExacqVision on your own Virtual Machine (VM) image. Please click on the System Requirements link on the ExacqVision Professional product page for details on recommended operating systems and system resources.

Note: We support ExacqVision software and it’s operation to the extent of our application. Exacq cannot support the deployment or installation of a customer’s VM. Configuring and troubleshooting the VM appliance, VM manager, or VM storage is outside this scope.

Exacq no longer provides OVA files. OVA files are Open Virtual Appliance files that can be used by virtualization platforms, such as VMware and VirtualBox.

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Adding Desktop Trash Bin in Ubuntu

Steps below are separated by version. To find your version, open a Terminal CLI using the Menu bar, or pressing CTRL+ALT+T.

Enter one of the following commands will display your version information.

  • cat /etc/issue
  • lsb_release

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Ubuntu 18.04 & 20.04

  1. From the System menu, expand the Look and Feel menu, then select MATE Tweak.
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  2. On the Desktop page, place a check mark in the box beside ‘Trash’.

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Ubuntu 14.04 & 16.04

  1. Ubuntu 14.04 has two options for Desktop trash access. You can enable the trash on the panel bar at the bottom of the Desktop or place an icon on the Desktop.<br><br>
  2. From the Desktop, press Alt-F2. Type in “dconf-editor”and select “Run”.
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  3. In the navigation tree on the left, drill down into org > gnome > nautilus > desktop.<br><br>
  4. Place a check mark in the box next to “trash-icon-visible”
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  5. If you want to place a small Trash icon in the panel bar across the bottom of the Desktop, hold the Alt key and right-click on the panel bar. Select “Add to Panel”
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  6. Scroll down, select Trash and click the Add button.

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Ubuntu 12.04

  1. Ubuntu 12.04 has two options for Desktop trash access. You can enable the trash on the panel bar at the top of the Desktop or place an icon on the Desktop.<br><br>
  2. From the Desktop, select the Applications menu from the top menu bar. Drill down to System Tools > Preferences > Advanced Settings.
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  3. Select Desktop from the left pane. Turn on ‘Trash icon visible on desktop.’
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  4. If you want to place a small Trash icon in the panel bar across the top of the Desktop, hold the Alt key and right-click on the panel bar. Select “Add to Panel”
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  5. Scroll down, select Trash and click the Add button.

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Ubuntu 10.04

  1. Ubuntu 10.04 has two options for a visible trash can. You can enable the trash on the panel bar at the bottom of the Desktop or place an icon on the Desktop.<br><br>
  2. To place a trash icon on the panel bar, right-click on the panel bar and select “Add to Panel”
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  3. Scroll down and select “Trash”, then click the Add button.
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  4. To place an icon on the Desktop, press Alt-F2. Enter “gconf-editor” and select “Run”.
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  5. Drill down into apps > nautilus > desktop. Place a check mark next to “trash_icon_visible”

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Ubuntu 8.04

  1. Ubuntu 8.04 has two options for a visible trash can. You can enable the trash on the panel bar at the bottom of the Desktop or place an icon on the Desktop.<br><br>
  2. To place a trash icon on the panel bar, right-click on the panel bar and select “Add to Panel”
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  3. Scroll down the menu and select “Trash”, then click the Add button.
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  4. To place an icon on the Desktop, press Alt-F2. Enter “gconf-editor” and select “Run”.<br><br>
  5. Drill down into apps > nautilus > desktop. Place a check mark next to “trash_icon_visible”

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