Recent Ubuntu releases use systemd-resolved for name resolution. That listens on the address 127.0.0.53 which is why you see that address in /etc/resolv.conf.
You can configure static server...
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Recent Ubuntu releases use systemd-resolved for name resolution. That listens on the address 127.0.0.53 which is why you see that address in /etc/resolv.conf.
You can configure static server...
I use a static tunnel via OpenVPN to communicate with my remote servers. That's the only way you can SSH into my servers.
https://openvpn.net/community-resources/static-key-mini-howto/
You mean the logo that appears during boot? AFAIK, that is generated by the BIOS and has nothing to do with the operating system.
That logo is hardly on screen for more than a few seconds so it...
fsid is unique to NFSv4 from what I can tell. I had a v3 server that worked fine, but when it was upgraded to v4 it stopped working until I assigned fsid numbers.
Preferences > General controls whether a notification sound is used.
Try running "sudo apt --fix-broken install" again.
Is there a "bin" directory under /usr/local/MATLAB/R2020b, or perhaps just a file named "matlab" somewhere around there. If the installer is aware of /usr/local, then there may be an executable in...
Run it as root with sudo.
sudo rsync -av source target
Use the -a ("archive") switch.
rsync -av source target
is all you need. It will recurse through directories and preserve ownerships, modification times, etc.
The -v switch generates a list of...
Certificates apply to domain names, not IP addresses.
Did you try both the internal and external addresses of the router?
First, did you create a "mount point," an empty directory to which the volume will be attached?
For the moment, let's use one of the standard mount points that are included with Ubuntu.
Start...
Windows users are used to downloading applications from various places. Most Linux distributions, Ubuntu included, store all the available applications in "repositories." You should always use the...
What do you get if you hit Shift+PrtScreen? Does it bring up an application to take a screenshot? (I use Kubuntu which has this facility, though I think it's pretty common across Ubuntu "flavors.")...
You're apparently having problems with outbound mail. Opening the SMTP ports should do nothing for that unless you're blocking ports on localhost (127.0.0.1).
Here's a quick test. If you can get...
Actually you'll need to use "sudo modprobe usbserial".
smplayer + mpv for the win
I eventually created a 20.10 virtual machine using VirtualBox just to run the 1.4.0 version of pspp that was compiled for Groovy. You can find it here:...
I would choose a laptop based on its physical specifications like size and weight. Most laptops from mainstream manufacturers will run Linux without a problem. If I were to buy another laptop these...
You could try running Xubuntu in a VirtualBox virtual machine. See https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2456645&p=14014685#post14014685 for details.
If you accept the defaults in GIMP, it will scale the picture proportionally along both axes. Type a number like 400 in the width box from the Image > Scale Image dialog and the height will adjust...
I suggest an entirely different approach.
Install VirtualBox for Windows on your Win10 machine. Download an installation disk image like this one for regular Ubuntu, or this one for a popular...
I'd run "sudo apt autoremove" first, if you haven't done so recently.
All I can think of is that you're running some kind of firewall on the Ubuntu side which keeps packets from being sent to 255.255.255.255.
Is this a vanilla installation, or did you add some rules...
To get Linux systems to resolve "unqualified" names like "myhost", you need to add a search parameter to /etc/resolv.conf that points to the domain name. Usually you can get the DHCP server to push...