[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:xfce] Link to Post BodyLength: 32 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Contains Salutation - Thanks; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: Thanks I got it working now also 5.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:samba] Link to Post BodyLength: 488 Rep: 1 Ends with ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: Great. So now we're left with the current version of samba and the smb.conf file which, from my current experience, does not work at all. 4.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:gimp] Link to Post BodyLength: 67 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; Non English Post - ht; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: would 5.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:upgrade] Link to Post BodyLength: 430 Rep: 1 Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Contains Salutation - appreciated; Contains Whitelisted Word - why not; Low Rep; Body Starts With: The problem here is that 19.04 is now also EOL. However I don't see why this would be a problem, somehow it must be

possible, EOL just means the repo locations changed, why should an upgrade no 4.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:command-line] Link to Post BodyLength: 221 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: I'm just going to cold reboot via shutdown -r (or the power button on the dash works real good too), that will restart gnome which, I'd already be back up if I had not spent the time

trying to figure 3.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:python] Link to Post BodyLength: 89 Rep: 11 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Starts with Keyword; Low Rep; Body Starts With: Same here. - roll back flask-login to 0.3.2 in the mean time if that's an option for you. 5.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:ffmpeg] Link to Post BodyLength: 37 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Low Rep; Body Starts With: I also have the same issue as Sabbin. 3.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:command-line] Link to Post BodyLength: 274 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; Non English Post - it; Low Rep; Body Starts With: 1. First, install JDK 4.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:kernel] Link to Post BodyLength: 143 Rep: 1 Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Low Rep; Body Starts With: vi /etc/rc.local 3.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:upgrade] Link to Post BodyLength: 59 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - saved my day; Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Piled symbols - !!!!!!!!!!; Contains Salutation - Thank you; IntelliBL - -0.2; Low Rep; Body Starts With: thank you soooo much sir, you really saved my day!!!!!!!!!! 8.0;

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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:drivers] Link to Post BodyLength: 434 Rep: 8957 Contains Blacklisted Word - How do you; Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; IntelliBL - 0.1; Body Starts With: Your BIOS settings are corrupt. Did you see this? 4.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:gsettings] Link to Post BodyLength: 89 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - How do I; Ends with ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Non English Post - no; One Line only; Piled symbols - ??; IntelliBL - 0.3; Low Rep; Body Starts With: how do i apply this for gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver

lock-enabled false ?? 10.5;

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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:sound] Link to Post BodyLength: 273 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - did not work; Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; IntelliBL - -1.4; Low Rep; Body Starts With: I had a similar issue on Ubuntu 19.10. My audio controls did not work and the volume indicator wouldn't even show up at all. These issues occured

after messing around with QJackCTL. I can confirm 4.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:18.04] Link to Post BodyLength: 178 Rep: 1 Low Length; Possible Link Only; No Code Block; One Line only; Low Rep; Body Starts With: A couple minutes of searching brought me to this \[tool used for customizing your dock.\](linuxconfig.org/…) 5.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:secure-boot] Link to Post BodyLength: 109 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; One Line only; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: it worked for me after disabling secure boot under boot security menu when you enter esc or f2 while restart 3.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:boot] Link to Post BodyLength: 233 Rep: 1 Ends with ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: I'm having the exact same problem. I can't boot a USB pendrive from a PC with Windows 10 installed. 5.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:suspend] Link to Post BodyLength: 97 Rep: 1 Ends with ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Low Rep; Body Starts With: On my ubuntu it there isn't which you say. 5.0;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:drivers] Link to Post BodyLength: 52 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - i have the same problem; Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; IntelliBL - 0.1; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: you've found an awnser how? 6.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:matlab] Link to Post BodyLength: 100 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; Non English Post - ro; One Line only; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: export LD\_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/x86\_64-linux-gnu/libtiff.so.5:/usr/lib/x86\_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6 5.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:troubleshooting] Link to Post BodyLength: 193 Rep: 101 Contains Blacklisted Word - did not work; Low Length; One Line only; IntelliBL - -1.4; Low Rep; Body Starts With: In case solutions with \`pavucontrol\` did not work for you, try boosting your internal mic from \`alsamixer\` in a terminal. By default, it is set to

zero, but boosting it resolved my problem. 4.0;