To preface this, I owned this mouse for over a year now and have used it with no problems on this same hardware with different Linux distros (Fedora, Arch, Manjaro). It was not until I installed Debian 9 that I started having issues.
Firstly, the only way I am able to get the mouse to pair is di...
I tried lightdm, gdm, gnome classic, gnome(3), and anyway getting not rendering angles. Finally ended up with flashback - it starts and draws with no problems.(except sigsegv accurate after install and just for 1 time)
my server stopped working (inaccessible through network) without any reason. Traffic was normal before it happen, circa 20MBit/s, after restart everything was OK and server was running as usually. Nothing interesting found in log files, on 1170 binary zeroes (represent as ^@^@^@^@) in kernel.log ...
@dessert For text editors - probably it's not necessary. It may be necessary in other cases where filename has to exist to avoid No such file or directory error. Feel free to leave them a comment for their specific use case
@jrg Unless the software developer was actually good and left proper documentation, daily/weekly/monthly process notes, and commented code. You don't see sticky notes on plumbing saying "This is a legacy system so we have to use this cheap hack to fit pipe A onto pipe A"
@Fabby Bait and switch: ask a dumb question that will get popular and gets views, then actually provide a surprisingly good answer, with references to documentation and code/script examples. Rinse and repeat until you're #1 rep-wise in the network
I am using a raspberry PI. I want to create a USB bridge, meaning I can transfer the files from one USB to another automatically.
My problem is finding the specific USB I want to take the files from, and the USB I want to send them to. I've looked at all sorts, from lsblk which outputs the dire...
18.10 install. sshd_config (/etc/ssh/)
How do i permit/authenticate sshd keys?
When i login from another ubuntu instance, password works fine. ssh-copy-id should have set up the keys in the proper files (verified permission on directory, key file, authorizedhosts file entries match) Attempt...
I know this because one of my colleagues went to the Alps last week (just as last year) and he keeps telling that almost all the cars they saw on the Autobahn (at 4 AM) had Hessian license plates.
Hesse has 3 weeks "X-Mas holidays". The others mostly have only 2 weeks off but another week in february, called "Winter holidays", which Hesse has not.
When checking status of a service running on Linux (Ubuntu) machine, I am used to the following output:
service status nginx
* nginx is running
After recent nginx upgrade, the output of the same command changed to:
nginx start/running, process XXXX
where XXXX is the process number.
I have ...
I tried lightdm, gdm, gnome classic, gnome(3), and anyway getting not rendering angles. Finally ended up with flashback - it starts and draws with no problems.(except sigsegv accurate after install and just for 1 time)
pranav@pranav-Inspiron-5548:~/incubator-netbeans$ ant
Buildfile: /home/pranav/incubator-netbeans/build.xml
-jdk-pre-preinit:
-jdk-preinit:
-jdk-warn:
-jdk-presetdef-basic:
-jdk-default:
-jdk-init:
-load-build-properties:
bootstrap:
[mkdir] Created dir: /home/pranav/incubator-netbeans...
I'm working on Ubuntu 18.04.
ifconfig
enp3s0: flags=4099<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
ether 94:c6:91:1f:49:92 txqueuelen 1000 (Ethernet)
RX packets 0 bytes 0 (0.0 B)
RX errors 0 dropped 0 overruns 0 frame 0
TX packets 0 bytes 0 (0.0 B)
TX ...
I am using a raspberry PI. I want to create a USB bridge, meaning I can transfer the files from one USB to another automatically.
My problem is finding the specific USB I want to take the files from, and the USB I want to send them to. I've looked at all sorts, from lsblk which outputs the dire...
18.10 install. sshd_config (/etc/ssh/)
How do i permit/authenticate sshd keys?
When i login from another ubuntu instance, password works fine. ssh-copy-id should have set up the keys in the proper files (verified permission on directory, key file, authorizedhosts file entries match) Attempt...
When checking status of a service running on Linux (Ubuntu) machine, I am used to the following output:
service status nginx
* nginx is running
After recent nginx upgrade, the output of the same command changed to:
nginx start/running, process XXXX
where XXXX is the process number.
I have ...
