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- Deleted and formatted the drive that had linux on it but grub consol stuck around
- Internet Download Manager (IDM) alternative for Linux (that can grab media from any website)?
- Fuck Windows and their lack of backwards compatibility w Win11... Changing main OS to Ubuntu and using W10 vm for non wine games?
- How do I sync files in Linux?
- pulseaudio issues in linux mint.
- Switching to Linux
- Tried to resize disk partition and now all I get is the GRUB shell
- What bootloader do you use?
- I broke my system by installing a mesa driver and I can't remove it. Not sure where to go from here
- Let’s Learn How To Change The Default Terminal
- Lm sensor output for custom gui?
- how do i save automatically contents of my clipboard to a file
- Software to write down and calculate work hours
- Laptop suddenly dies even when battery is not even close to zero & stops charging again and again randomly even it isn't fully charged
- How much space should I allocate for my linux on a dual boot? And later I can change the amount of space devoted to linux?
- I am on Windows 10, I installed Ubuntu but Grub menu won't show up!
- Attempting to install Linux on an old laptop I got for free (Asus Eee PC). When powering on said laptop, I am greeted with a screen that tells me to setup the computer. Pressing continue brings up this screen, after which it freezes. Any help would be much appreciated.
- I'm having a bit of a dumb problem right now. I might need some help
- Blueman connection error with my bluetooth earphones
- Arch+xfce: Is there a time tracking program out there that counts up on active usage of a program and has the counter on the taskbar?
- How should I remove Manjaro?
- Can someone help me identify which one of those partitions are linux im trying to uninstall it
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Deleted and formatted the drive that had linux on it but grub consol stuck around Posted: 27 Jun 2021 08:46 AM PDT I was dual booting windows 10 and Linux Mint on seperate drives. I deleted Mint to change distros, but when I restarted my pc it booted into grub console. How do I find where grub is located on my windows drive and delete it. Any help is appreciated, thanks. [link] [comments] |
Internet Download Manager (IDM) alternative for Linux (that can grab media from any website)? Posted: 27 Jun 2021 12:07 AM PDT I have recently switched to linux from windows. I can't find a download manager as powerful as IDM to download media (audios and videos). I tried XDMan (Xtreme Download Manager), but is not as handy, showing media from all the websites I visited previously and also taking too much resources. So, is there an app to get a button like IDM to download literally every media the internet? PS: Wondershare video converter also had something similar on windows. [link] [comments] |
Posted: 27 Jun 2021 01:32 PM PDT I just learned MS is going to make processors older than 3 years incompatible w W11, so I'm done w them for my personal stuff. So I wanna set up Ubuntu (or if you havd better recommendations I'm all ears) and use like a virtual box vm for W10 for games that don't work with Wine, then have a hackintosh vm for music production. How bad would my overhead be with an fx8350, 24gb ram, gtx1070, 256 gb ssd, and 2.5tb worth of mech hdd space (for gamss, and data. Ssd would be for OS and probably VMs if I can set up the data to go to the other drives) [link] [comments] |
Posted: 27 Jun 2021 05:03 AM PDT I have a laptop with arch installed and recently installed arch on our family desktop. I want it to have the same configuration as the laptop. USB is an okay-ish option but I don't want to have to manually copy files each time I edit some values. I've made a github repository for my dotfiles but I'm new to github and don't know how to manually configure it. What I thought about at first was uploading the dotfiles to github then making a shell script that moves the files to their correct locations. But I feel like it'd be quite tedious to set up so please suggest some efficient methods. [link] [comments] |
pulseaudio issues in linux mint. Posted: 27 Jun 2021 08:36 AM PDT Hey all, I have a monitor hooked up via display port and I am running linux mint. I have a speaker setup, but I rely on my monitor to connect headphones. Whenever I log back into mint after turning my pc off, my monitor is no longer detected as an audio output device. Running [link] [comments] |
Posted: 27 Jun 2021 07:42 AM PDT Hi! Long time mac user here, who already made the decision to switch to Linux. After trying (via live usb drive) almost all the distros available, Mint and Zorin are the ones most appealing to me. But I can't really decide which one to choose. Can you please help? Thanks in advance. [link] [comments] |
Tried to resize disk partition and now all I get is the GRUB shell Posted: 27 Jun 2021 08:22 AM PDT When I moved to Ubuntu, I freed up 300GB from my Windows 10 partition and set up a dual boot. That was all fine. But recently, I've been close to filing up all that 300GB, so I freed up an extra 78.8GB from my Windows 10 partition (that's all that Windows would allow). I wanted to merge the new unallocated space into my original 300GB. I started following this tutorial but I'm not sure what LVM means or is and I know very little about partitions and disks. I also couldn't find any better tutorials. I got ahead of myself a little and used I rebooted my computer and got a GRUB shell. After a bit of googling, I learned how to use Looking at I've got a LiveUSB for Ubuntu, which I used to install it on my laptop a while ago. If I plug that in and boot to it, I can run Ubuntu from the USB and install gparted. That doesn't recognise the filesystem on partition 7, just like GRUB. If I look at I think my problem is just that GRUB doesn't recognise the filesystem on partition 7. I have no idea why or how to fix it. I really don't want to have to reformat or reinstall anything, because I think all my data is still there, just currently inaccessible. Most of my data is backed up but I know it will take weeks to get everything back to the way I like it. I think I just need to fix the type of partition 7. UPDATE: I ran boot-repair and didn't have an option to repair the partition table, but I did run a BootInfo summary, which is here. UPDATE 2: The tutorial I was following told me to make note of the original [link] [comments] |
Posted: 27 Jun 2021 10:54 AM PDT Im looking for bootloader that supports multiboot and its supported on BIOS. Thanks. [link] [comments] |
I broke my system by installing a mesa driver and I can't remove it. Not sure where to go from here Posted: 27 Jun 2021 12:11 PM PDT I'm using arco linux with awesomewm I was trying to troubleshoot a steam game not launching and one of the suggestions was to try a different video driver. Oh how I should have known that was a bad idea I installed the mesa driver and now my system is comandline only. I've tried pacman -r mesa but it says it cannot find or read directory mesa/var/lib/pacman How can i work through this to fix the issue? For reference I have a vega64 video card Thank you for any help / insight you can provide [link] [comments] |
Let’s Learn How To Change The Default Terminal Posted: 27 Jun 2021 11:31 AM PDT |
Lm sensor output for custom gui? Posted: 27 Jun 2021 10:46 AM PDT Hey guys, I just finished my basics in c++ now. (I'm an electrician but I'm trying to fully learn software). I'm currently learning Qt apis for graphical progeams, which has some of the worst tutorials I have ever seen. But that's another matter, Is there a way to read the hardware sensor output? I read all the files for lm sensors on github and was still stumped. I want to see if I can program a custom sensor readout gui. But I'm way more stumped than I should ever be. I only ever done console programs that do stuff. But not hardware manipulating or well anything woth hardware Any suggestions here? [link] [comments] |
how do i save automatically contents of my clipboard to a file Posted: 27 Jun 2021 10:26 AM PDT i want to copy some links from my browser and same them to a file without having to paste them manually [link] [comments] |
Software to write down and calculate work hours Posted: 27 Jun 2021 03:36 AM PDT I have been searching for some time but I couldn't find anything that is not too complex. Everything I've found is some kind of project management software which is not working for my use case or way out of proportions in terms of complexity for what I want to achieve. How I do it now I'm writing down the hours I work (think: start=08:00, end=17:30, accumulatedbreaks=00:43) into a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet then calculates if I have worked more hours than on average days (based on my contracts hours per week) or not and shows the difference in green / red in the column next to it. The spreadsheet shows +/- hours, sick leaves, paid leaves overall for the whole month. The value of all months together (+/- hours, sick leaves, paid leaves) is accumulated on the dashboard spreadsheet. This kinda works, but the more "features" I add (like: 'f' in column X marks a holiday which [in terms of worked hours] counts like I worked an average work day), the more nasty the formula becomes and it's a little beast already. What this software should be able to do (requirements) I don't do anything too fancy, what I'm searching for is this:
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There's gotta be some kind of software for this, right? I can't be the only one writing down the hours he worked to have an overview and who's getting sick of spreadsheets. I know I could write my own self-hosted website with a database and everything running on docker, but in my opinion this would be way over-the-top as I would have to learn HTML / CSS / JS / PHP / SQL / Docker for something that already kinda works, but is clunky, suboptimal and hard to expand. My OS
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Posted: 27 Jun 2021 03:58 AM PDT My laptop: Hp 250 G6 (i3-7020u, 4gb DDR4 and a 1tb HDD) Laptop age: 2 Years 3 months My Operating System: Kubuntu 20.04 (plasma version 5.18.5, Kernel 5.8.0-59-generic) My issue:
When this issue appeared and how: I really don't know exactly when this issue started, but its been nearly a month, my system and drivers are up to date and i don't think its a malware. this issue was definitely not there 2 months ago My battery health: as everything else it varies wildly due to this, it should be around 60-80% as it used to be when the issue wasn't there 2 months ago, but now its anywhere between 20%-70% depending on when the battery died or stopped charging PLEASE HELP, I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO FIX IT & BEING A CSE STUDENT I JUST CAN'T AFFORD MY PC TO DIE ON ME WHILE I AM ON THE GO OR CREATING MY PROJECTS ~THANKS [link] [comments] |
Posted: 27 Jun 2021 12:53 PM PDT I plan to buy a 250GB nvme ssd for my notebook, I currently have a 1TB HDD. I intend to install windows 10 and manjaro or ubuntu on ssd, in addition to heavier programs so that they have better performance (like fl studio, photoshop, cs:go, etc). I already use linux most of the time, so I will probably install a lot of programs on linux. How much space should I allocate to it? [link] [comments] |
I am on Windows 10, I installed Ubuntu but Grub menu won't show up! Posted: 27 Jun 2021 06:52 AM PDT Earlier today, I install the latest version of Ubuntu and got it to work... The only problem is the Grub menu won't show up. The only way for me currently to switch between Ubuntu and Windows is to go to the BIOS and change which OS it will read first. Does anyone know how to fix this? I don't want to through the trouble of going to the BIOS and changing stuff all the time. My parents who use my desktop hate it when something as intuitive as that happens. Thank you in advance!!! Edit: My Distro is Ubuntu LTS, Hardware: I have 1 hard drive for Windows and 1 hard drive for Ubuntu. And no error messages. grub just doesn't show up at all. Sorry, I'm super new to this. [link] [comments] |
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I'm having a bit of a dumb problem right now. I might need some help Posted: 27 Jun 2021 08:30 AM PDT |
Blueman connection error with my bluetooth earphones Posted: 27 Jun 2021 07:30 AM PDT |
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Posted: 27 Jun 2021 06:02 AM PDT I've got Manjaro on a separate HDD from Windows. This is how it looks like: As you might've noticed, I've got two EFI partitions on two disks. I'm concerned as to how I should remove it without Grub freaking out. The 29.30 GB is where my [link] [comments] |
Can someone help me identify which one of those partitions are linux im trying to uninstall it Posted: 27 Jun 2021 01:56 AM PDT |
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