Do you see that the end result of the edit will be the same as not installing a boot loader for the 2nd OS?
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Do you see that the end result of the edit will be the same as not installing a boot loader for the 2nd OS?
I would allow the new OS to install bootloader to sda, and after installation is complete, restart and edit:
/boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/grub.cfg
it looks like this:
search.fs_uuid...
This is a bug that manifests with some cursors. It was discussed here:
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2497049
Stick with the Yaru cursor and it shouldn't happen.
The thing about App Center is that it defaults to display snap packages only. See screenshot. But the .deb package is also in there: Change "Filter by" setting to "Debian Packages" and it will show...
What exactly happens when you choose a .deb package in the App Center for installation? You need to explain further.
Sorry, I'm not familiar with this other than it is an android thing. Since everything you tried has failed, you may be correct in that it's something you can't do on your system.
You will find out that gparted cannot manage LVM devices. You need to use a terminal.
ubuntu-vg is your volume group - size 18.2G
ubuntu-lv is your logical volume - size 10G
One terminal command...
Have you checked the size of the journal recently? Removing old entries can recover a GB or more of space, depending on how long they have been accumulating.
sudo journalctl --vacuum-size=20M...
I followed my own proposed steps in post #7 and Blender launched as expected with a double-click. So that should work if done as shown.
Now, to get a launcher for the program:
The included...
O.K, other suggestions: I think either of these will work for you and be ready to use after install.
(1) Install blender as a snap application. You get version 4.1, like the downloaded version.
...
A partition (including root) actually can be resized while in use if you follow the procedure outlined here.
I didn't notice that this is a virtual disk before post #10. The suggestion about using the installer CD won't work. I had a case like this where expanding a virtual machine partition was done...
To resize the file system of ubuntu-lv to use all the space in the lv:
sudo resize2fs /dev/ubuntu-vg/ubuntu-lv
This can be done on a mounted file system.
The archive is blender-4.1.0-linux-x64.tar.xz
probably sitting in Downloads.
What I would try:
I would first extract the contents of the archive (to Downloads).
The result should be a...
/usr/bin is a location automatically searched for applications, so you just type blender in the terminal and it should start.
Are the partitions mounted? You need to do the resizing from the live media (installer) because you cannot resize a mounted partition.
The useful part of the output is this:
Disk /dev/sda: 50 GiB, 53687091200 bytes, 104857600 sectors
Disk model: Virtual disk
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size...
For Plasma Desktop, you should download and use the installer for Kubuntu, not Ubuntu:
"Kubuntu is an official flavor of the Ubuntu operating system that uses the KDE Plasma Desktop instead of the...
It's installable from the Extension Manager. See image attached.
it appears that it is reading the TOC, but then can't copy the data of track 1?
My copy output was this:
Copying audio tracks 1-10: start 00:00:00, length 25:53:70 to "mytest.bin"...
Track...
It would be nice to see Brasero give an error message. You may be more likely to see one with the cdrdao command. I decided to check it out. There were several command options, but I used it to make...
cdrdao (see the link in post #27 by tea for one) looks like it is a utility that would help in recovery when the TOC has errors. It's new to me and I'm making note of it if ever needed. I suggest you...
In your system, you still need them all. We see only vlc uses core18. If you notice vlc updating, the newer version may also switch to a newer core. Then you can remove the unused core18. You can...
If it's a good playable CD, then I have only used the GUI ripper/encoders. For example, asunder. It has a preferences dialog with all the encoder settings, like destination, encoding format (mp3,...
How it works (to the best of my knowledge):
A ripper works one track at a time using location information in the CD's table of contents (TOC). If the TOC of the CD is damaged, the start bit of...