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The Logitech M720 is one of the supported devices. There's a PPA for Piper and a PPA for ratbag; you need them both to be on the same version for it to work, I think.

Oh, Piper's made it into the...

Bluetooth is if you want to use it wirelessly. The terminal methods for controlling Bluetooth devices are way more complicated than the GUI ones; if you have a Bluetooth radio in your computer you'll...

It's swings and roundabouts, really. PPAs are hosted on Launchpad, so there's an avenue to get it sorted if the packages turn out to be malicious, and ppa-purge is a really handy tool. But, yes, the...

Could be. I wasn't affected by it (habitually tidying old kernels after I'd checked the new one works), I just saw the people having the issue in the forum.

It was. A few releases ago the defaults were to have a smallish EFI partition and to never autoremove kernel packages. Unsurprisingly, as time went on, there were a lot of people with broken systems:...

I've not experienced the issue, but

this isn't strictly true. The number of old kernels to keep is a configurable parameter (although I don't know off hand where it's configured), and...

Kismet devs have made their own repository.

You don't. The Universe repository is specifically those packages that aren't maintained by the Ubuntu developers. Even for the packages that are maintained by Ubuntu developers, with a small handful...

It's one of those compensating-for-historically-bad-hardware things.

So, classic example, a display with less than 100 pixels per inch is just terrible as a display, particularly for rendering...

So, essentially it looks like your package manager is in an undefined state, and your kernel/grub is confused about how to boot. Not a nice position to be in.

However, a live USB boots into a...

There are two aspects to how the pointer moves on screen based on the input from the mouse:


sensitivity - how far the pointer moves for each movement signal of the mouse
acceleration - how...

That definitely sounds like you've got something set incorrectly somewhere. In my experience the Intel integrated graphics, such as used in the NUC, are excellent at 2D and media decoding tasks, but...

I suspect - but you're the one doing the testing - that all you'd need is the execute permission for others on the directory itself, plus the read permission on that face icon. Execute on directories...

It's the default from 21.04 onwards. It was an oversight that they hadn't fixed it before, really. You're just ahead of the curve.

My personal choice in that situation (if the 5.8 kernel really is problematic for some reason) would be to use mainline on 20.04, then switch to HWE-edge when it gets the 21.04 kernel, then switch to...

You're probably after MuseScore. It's in the repositories.

Work is underway, but there's still a long way to go yet.

You are mistaken. FAT doesn't have the features that are required (notably, permissions) to be used for something functional like / or /home, but it can be read from and written to just fine.
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Well, that depends. And seeing if deleting the crash reports helps will be indicative.

The mechanism is that when something crashes, it dumps the crash report. Then, some time later, the contents...

Earlier than that. Most of it came from Unix - that's why we have a Unix System Resources (/usr) directory. Some things have been added or moved around since to serve Linux' requirements.

There is...

I can't help with the particulars of your issue, but you might find it easier to find a solution if you know that you aren't being logged out.

For whatever reason, your graphical session is...

Technically you could log in again (I think the username is "ubuntu" and the password is blank) but then you'd experience exactly the same symptom.

So from your description, your graphical session...

That also suggests that it's a hardware issue. You've shown that with the same software and different hardware, the problem goes away.

Find it in your library and right-click on it, then select Properties. Or select it in the library so that it's on the big pane, click on the gear icon and then select Properties.



The...

So, for the particular issue you're describing, it's because you haven't told Steam to use Proton (their Wine implementation) so it's looking for the Linux version of the game to download and...