Hi I'm fresh new user of xubuntu on my laptop. I really like this system but I have some major problem with Facebook on it

It does not load, when I clear all browser's private data i help but for a short while enough to log in but soon later it stops to receive any data from site

I have this problem on Firefox and Opera so it's not the browser.

Can you help me by explaining how to solve this step by step (as I said I'm a fresh xubuntu user) please?

Peter

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On 08/28/2012 01:12 AM, Piotr ZajÄ…c
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Hi I'm fresh new user of xubuntu on my laptop. I
really like this system but I have some major problem with
Facebook on it



It does not load, when I clear all browser's private data i help
but for a short while enough to log in but soon later it stops to
receive any data from site

I have this problem on Firefox and Opera so it's not the browser.




Can you help me by explaining how to solve this step by step (as I
said I'm a fresh xubuntu user) please?



Peter









If your network (think: all other sites) works as expected, then so
should Facebook. Are you sure Facebook isn't blocked on the network
you are connecting to internet?



If other sites don't work either, or have similar problems, then it
might be something else.



Cheers,

Pasi



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Can you load any page with flash content?Letme know that .
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2012/8/27 Piotr ZajÄ…c <ben.monsters@gmail.com>


Hi I'm fresh new user of xubuntu on my laptop. I really like this system but I have some major problem with Facebook on it



It does not load, when I clear all browser's private data i help but for a short while enough to log in but soon later it stops to receive any data from site

I have this problem on Firefox and Opera so it's not the browser.

Can you help me by explaining how to solve this step by step (as I said I'm a fresh xubuntu user) please?

Peter


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And, very important ...When you got a problem, its helpful for others who are not viewing what are you doing in your pc to be very specificed with your problem.
For example.¿Can you surf anothers site?

¿do you have any network issue?
Its just for help you more quickly.
Sorry, muy english is not good!.BRAndrés


2012/8/27 Andrés Sebastián Bentos <asbentos@gmail.com>


Can you load any page with flash content?Letme know that .
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2012/8/27 Piotr ZajÄ…c <ben.monsters@gmail.com>



Hi I'm fresh new user of xubuntu on my laptop. I really like this system but I have some major problem with Facebook on it




It does not load, when I clear all browser's private data i help but for a short while enough to log in but soon later it stops to receive any data from site

I have this problem on Firefox and Opera so it's not the browser.

Can you help me by explaining how to solve this step by step (as I said I'm a fresh xubuntu user) please?

Peter


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On 08/27/2012 06:26 PM, Andrés Sebastián Bentos wrote:

And, very important ...
When you got a problem, its helpful for others who are not viewing what
are you doing in your pc to be very specificed with your problem.

It's also helpful to not top post. Thanx, Ric

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On Tue, 28 Aug 2012 02:56:44 -0400
Ric Moore <wayward4now@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 08/27/2012 06:26 PM, Andrés Sebastián Bentos wrote:
> > And, very important ...
> > When you got a problem, its helpful for others who are not viewing what
> > are you doing in your pc to be very specificed with your problem.
> It's also helpful to not top post. Thanx, Ric

Well, I wonder about that.

The only reason I'm not top posting is because others on this list complained about it.

Personally, when there have been several posts on a thread, I consider it far more efficient not to have to wade through all the posts to get to the end to see the most recent. It makes no sense to me when I could otherwise see them at the top.

If one hasn't followed the thread it is easy enough to go to the bottom and read posts from the bottom up, but far more common, it seems to me, is the situation where I've read the previous posts and then have to scroll down going through the earlier posts and sometimes lengthy signatures to see what the new post says.

Those who manage to skip all the earlier posts on a thread, or often can't remember them, would find bottom posting more efficient.

The group on this list seems to have made the decision to reply at the bottom, which is fine-but I don't agree it's accurate to say that it's helpful, just custom on the list.

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On 08/28/2012 04:25 PM, bob wrote:


The group on this list seems to have made the decision to reply at
the bottom, which is fine-but I don't agree it's accurate to say that
it's helpful, just custom on the list.


The behavior is usual for a decent technical list, and there is a good
reason behind it. In essence you are creating a mini-how-to. Anyone can
google and receive a copy of the post that contains it's elements in a
top down manner towards successful completion and problem resolution,
with the topic marked as <solved!>. Simple really. Far easier to read.
Plus, it's standard here and part of the list rules. Ric


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On Tue, 28 Aug 2012 21:12:10 -0400
Ric Moore <wayward4now@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 08/28/2012 04:25 PM, bob wrote:
>
> > The group on this list seems to have made the decision to reply at
> > the bottom, which is fine-but I don't agree it's accurate to say that
> > it's helpful, just custom on the list.
>
> The behavior is usual for a decent technical list, and there is a good
> reason behind it. In essence you are creating a mini-how-to. Anyone can
> google and receive a copy of the post that contains it's elements in a
> top down manner towards successful completion and problem resolution,
> with the topic marked as <solved!>. Simple really. Far easier to read.
> Plus, it's standard here and part of the list rules. Ric

Thx. I hadn't realized posts to this mailing list were available online.

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On 08/28/2012 10:31 PM, bob wrote:



On Tue, 28 Aug 2012 21:12:10 -0400
Ric Moore <wayward4now@gmail.com> wrote:


On 08/28/2012 04:25 PM, bob wrote:


The group on this list seems to have made the decision to reply at
the bottom, which is fine-but I don't agree it's accurate to say that
it's helpful, just custom on the list.


The behavior is usual for a decent technical list, and there is a good
reason behind it. In essence you are creating a mini-how-to. Anyone can
google and receive a copy of the post that contains it's elements in a
top down manner towards successful completion and problem resolution,
with the topic marked as <solved!>. Simple really. Far easier to read.
Plus, it's standard here and part of the list rules. Ric


Thx. I hadn't realized posts to this mailing list were available online.


It's a great group and a great resource. I flag the messages that
complete the cycle from problem to resolution sp I can drag them out
when I face something similar. Welcome! Ric




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