If you chmod 700 just the /home/username directory it should block everything under it, you shouldn't have to use the -R recursive switch.
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If you chmod 700 just the /home/username directory it should block everything under it, you shouldn't have to use the -R recursive switch.
Post contents of /etc/default/grub on the affected system
I did the install to ZFS boot/root and wayland/gdm3 is buggy in virtualbox 6.1.20 even with the guest additions installed.
Switching to tty1 gives you a blank terminal, you need tty3 to login as...
> /var/cache/debconf/config.dat is locked by another process: Resource temporarily unavailable
--There's your problem, use ' lsof |grep config.dat ' to find out what process is locking that file,...
This is a duplicate thread to
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2449042
--Try this (not tested)
find /home/andy/.local/share/Trash/expunged/ -type f -name *.deb -exec /bin/rm -fv {} \;
--I think your USB drive may be failing, try another one or go with an inexpensive Portable SSD USB3 drive...
--My advice is not to mess with it. If Xubuntu is not working with your hardware, the easiest way around it is to install straight Ubuntu and ' apt install xfce4 ' and whatever other packages start...
--Try unetbootin, and make sure the permissions on your ISO file are correct for your userid.
https://unetbootin.github.io/
--Permissions should be at least: rwx------ yourid whatevergroup
...
> I deleted it (via the installer...or so I thought) and then realized I was probably over my head a bit and opted for the expedient solution of backing up a step or two in the installer and opting...
--If your experience with XFS was more than ~2 years ago, you might want to give it another chance. Don't have a REF, but I saw a couple of months ago that they submitted a code fix for that issue. ...
--Did you get the free space back?
--Don't forget to check CAPitalized extensions and jpeg/JPEG variants
--You might need to fsck root " / ", you can do this with a touch+reboot:
REF:...
--Yeeeeaah, it's not really mounted and you filled up your root filesystem at that mount point. If you delete files there and they're not backed up, they're gone.
> I don't know how to get the parent PID of the parent PID, recursing until hitting a PID in the wmctrl list. Is this a reasonable approach? If so, how to "walk up the PID tree" to get the desired...
--And also, don't forget you can always spawn another ' xterm -name blah & ' and disown on the original terminal, if you don't really need to change it on the fly.
I've noticed it too. Sometimes certain people would be better off hiring a Linux expert in their area :-\
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/358981/change-the-current-terminal-tab-title-inside-a-shell-script
echo -e '\033]2;SomeTitle\007'
--Works in OSX High Sierra with builtin Terminal for...
--Mac HFS+ does not support sparse files. As long as the number of files are the same, and they pass a basic md5sum / sha1sum check, it could be the difference between 512 sector size and 4096 on...
--It sounds like maybe a badly-coded script is running and instead of creating a proper file in your /home directory the programmer used '~' incorrectly. You should be able to delete it safely with...
> For a simple scenario, let's say a teacher wants GIMP installed on 28 student laptops. What's the best way of going about this and getting it done?
--Ansible is free, but you should really run...
> All this freed about 2 GB, which is still insufficient to upgrade to 20.04
--You have a couple of options. One is to add another disk, whether USB3 or internal SATA and create a 10GB ext4 or...
> I've never really seen an issue with a BIOS. The BIOS is firmware, meaning you should see it as an integral part of your hardware. It may be that a new version will provide a couple of new...
[ 861.452358] FAT-fs (sdb1): Volume was not properly unmounted. Some data may be corrupt. Please run fsck.
[ 875.118500] toshiba_acpi: Unknown key 401
[ 884.365794] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] tag#0...