This issue began when I force-shutdown my system during an update. After that, I could only boot by changing the boot parameter in grub from "ro" to "rw". Then, every time I boot, when I run fsck, I get the following output. 0x41: Dirty bit is set. Fs was not properly unmounted and some data may ...

I have lcd with its module board connected to my core4418 friendlyARM(embedded), this lcd connected via flat cable and not HDMI. When my linux boot, the dmeasg | grep lcd show this: root@NanoPC-T2:~# dmesg | grep lcd [ 0.000000] Kernel command line: console=ttyAMA0,115200n8 root=/dev/m...

I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Gnome Shell 3.36.4. The titlebar of my windows, when unmaximized, have rounded corners. But when I maximize the window, the rounded corner disappears. How can I get rounded corners in maximized windows?

There is a question I have which is I have a pm2 setup from my user in Ubuntu and I want to create another user and want to give him the access to pm2 from my user for example he want's to see the logs using the pm2 logs. What should I do to achieve this goal?

I just ordered a new root server 18.04 Ubuntu with Plesk. I log in as root and want to create a folder for example: mkdir /usr/local/myfolder/hello I get the error: mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/usr/local/myfolder/hello’: No such file or directory It only works, when I use mkdir -p. I can on...

On Ubuntu 20.04 - and I have encountered this with (vanilla) GNOME before - with KDE Plasma (no, not Kubuntu!), I am faced with a strange thing that happens every few hours or so and for which I have no explanation or remedy as of yet. Somehow the ecryptfs-encrypted home folder which gets mounted...

Say I'm running some lengthy process, consisting of two steps: a generates a big intermediate file, say /tmp/aoutput, then b reads that file and does something further with it. Now the system crashed during the b step. Is it possible to reboot the system in a way that will not delete the contents...

So I really screwed up. Accidentally moved all 3 qcow2 images into the same file (not folder) as intended. Mv vm1.qcow2 /vmbackup Mv vm2.qcow2 /vmbackup Mv vm3.qcow2 /vmbackup Vm2 is the only one that is reeealy important. I realized instead of moving to new DIR vmbackup I sent them all to /vmb...