I'm using rtcwake from util-linux 2.34 on Ubuntu 20.04. When I set my machine to wake up from memory at a certain time, sometimes I'll forget exactly what time that was. Is there a way to display a list of upcoming rtcwake jobs via command line?

debian and ubuntu provide .deb package files that can be installed directly. what about fedora? can all tar-balls be one day .deb files for ease of installation ... many people lose themselves installing after gunzipping. there is a lot of code which commoners don't get an idea of when doing ./ma...

When I select the software updater , the icon for the application appears and then disappears. when I try to run it via terminal, I am getting this error: sudo update-manager -C Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/update-manager", line 28, in <module> import gi File "/usr/l...

Hello my bluetooth was working 8 mounth ago, and I was on linux mint 18 when it's stopped working and now i moved to peppermint 10, I tried searching about from time to time, but stucked with no anwser but now i need my bluetooth to be working for external devices. Below are important information...

I decided to remove Brave (browser) from my Linux. I then noticed that the brave keys were still appearing in sudo apt-key list output and in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/. This was my Brave key: pub rsa4096 2018-12-09 [SC] 3792 6684 3411 3B84 8B7A 7EBF 6AEB 0CDA 354C 703E uid [ unk...

I would like to implement some kind of tagging directly onto {directory/file} name. I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 and Nautilus as a file manager. For example, I would have a directory as follow : |- [Arduino, DIY, GitHub] DroneController/ |- no tagging inside sub-directories... |- [Maths, Algebra] Ex...