If you boot an older kernel does it boot OK?
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If you boot an older kernel does it boot OK?
The lightest desktop will be not a desktop environment but just use a tiling window manager on its own like Fluxbox, Openbox, FLWM or similar.
Please mark as solved if the issue is gone
https://askubuntu.com/questions/226278/run-script-on-wakeup
Has a solution
If you use:
sudo chown $USER -R ~/.matlab
It will save the user confusion. BASH variables are your friends
What model Thinkpad do you have, please?
Please remember to mark as solved
Another way of looking at this is, why do you care what it looks like? Are you using xkill regularly enough to want to change its appearance? If so, you should probably sort that instead
Just reviewing your script. It looks fine. You missed a leading slash on the first wget command but it's all grabbing from the Web which is fine
Could use a preseed file to configure systems or have the files accessible on a local file server or available via http on the Web. You can then wget from that when they are out and about.
If they are Linux file systems then yes absolutely. Personally I'd unplug your backup drives (while the system is off) so that you reduce risk to your backup data. You can connect it later (with the...
Run:
dmesg | tail
and it may give clues
Yep, not an issue at all.It's half a millimetre in width. Why post a question for this...at all?
Remember. a 1Tb disk is dirt cheap and would enable you to recover data easily and quickly. Even a manual copy and paste every now and then is enough
Wait are you quibbling 2 pixels here?
What is the output of:
sudo lshw -C display; lsb_release -a; uname -a; xrandr
Why do you not have backups? What if the IDE on your drive fails? Where is your data then?
Considering how cheap USB wifi is, I'd just find one that works out of the box with no muss or fuss
If you run:
dmesg -T > /tmp/boot.txt; gedit /tmp/boot.txt
You can see the boot, look for large gaps in time and this will help identify the slowness
or use something like imageshack to host the image for you and post a URL
Is this a Gnome application for managing files in your Google Drive? If so then yes it will need that access if you want to be able to delete as well as add files....
What is the output of:
apt-cache policy ekiga libpt2.10.11
thanks
If you use the terminal, is it OK. Rules out the GUI having a bad time
Looks like you didn't import the key as per the guide linked earlier (https://linuxconfig.org/install-lutris-on-ubuntu-20-04-focal-fossa-linux)
wget -nc...
Does the system have a make and model?
Does the mouse have a make and model?
How does the mouse connect to the system?
Do you have the latest BIOS?
Is the Ubuntu OS fully updated?
If it is a USB...