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Fedora- Google Earth has caught signal 11. | Solved
Question : Google earth is crashing in Fedora when starting, it gives this error: Google Earth has caught signal 11. , How to solve this. ?
Answer:
This issue is related to you VGA nvidia card driver.
i have resolved the issue with
yum install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-libs.i686
After this Google earth start normally
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Well, web developer would care for sure. Many will fine with both Chrome and FF, but IE is a real problem. If IE usage got smaller, then web developer could start to ignore it . I think I am lucky, here in Indonesia, about 80% people use FF, so when I develop web, I give FF top priority.
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TKS MAN!
samuel machua
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Thanks for this article, I guess I belong in the lazy group as I have updated my box since FC 14 to current. I will give this method a test and let you know if it works for me.
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Thanks
Autoplus worked perfectly right out of the box …..Thanks again
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I don’t care about this browser race. I don’t understand why people are into it. Maybe they’re blinded thinking Google serves their purpose. Google only got the upperhand because it’s using free advertisement at the frontpage of their popular search engine. But this blinded peope never think that EVIL Google use it just to track the user’s activity in the net and gather much information about you. For me, FF still offer better extensions for learning stuffs in the net.