@gracious1 It would be a bug in the PPA version, if not the upstream version, if it didn't.
For Ubuntu systems with a GUI installed I mainly use Lubuntu and I've never had any problem with applications appearing in the menu. Not with graphical software installed from .deb packages.
@LandonZeKepitelOfGreytBritn so ubuntu delivers updates through update channels. Each of those checkboxes in the "Updates" tab of software-properties-gtk controls one. They're coded release-channel so in this case xenial is the release and updates and security were the channels we needed. I thought these were enabled by default but I guess I was wrong. You can learn more about update channels here.
When you tried to install teamviewer apt knew some of those packages existed, but it didn't know where to find them, hence the problem.
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@NathanOsman No problems per se, but they made several bad choices IMO. e.g. apps can no longer draw over system UI, which makes sense, except they pulled nightlight so there's no way to change the color temperature, meaning the lockscreen, notification bar and shade, as well as the volume controls, etc are all extremely bright at night. Then there's now a persistent system notification anytime an app is running in the background. No way to dismiss it.
I always have at least 1 app running in the background.
Oh and they made the notification shade completely white, which compounds the nighttime issue.
The blockchain program Multichain has a command:
multichaind chainname -daemon
https://www.multichain.com/getting-started/
My question is whether this will survive a reboot (specifically on Ubuntu, but more in general just trying to learn).
In other words, do we need to create a script to...
I have a postfix server running on an EC2 instance. I want to forward all email, via SES, to my personal inbox.
The problem: AWS only allows a FROM address that is verified in the AWS console and the FROM address in this case could be anything, for example: twitter.com. I cannot white-list my se...
“Faced with someone even more obsessive and bureaucratic than they were, the [Institutional Review Board] backed down and gave us preliminary permission to start our study.” xD
@Seth CS for Prostar is super responsive. I sent them a message on Amazon to see if I could get a version with 16GB RAM and a 128GB SSD, and they got back to me in like 15 minutes
Google (and other companies) has been known to roll out to new features to parts of its user first, leaving the rest out, as a sort of public beta test.
@AndroidDev: I think it has some low-stress use cases, e. g. "spot the mistakes in and fix this code fragment" accompanied by oral or written explanation of what's wrong and why and how it can be fixed.
I could think of some egghead managers who think "but we want to see how the candidates work under stress". Dude, if your software developers need to work under stress you're not qualified to lead them.
The blockchain program Multichain has a command:
multichaind chainname -daemon
https://www.multichain.com/getting-started/
My question is whether this will survive a reboot (specifically on Ubuntu, but more in general just trying to learn).
In other words, do we need to create a script to...
