problem during calls using the micro with wireless headphones

problem during calls using the micro with wireless headphones im using the zone vibe 125 wireless headphones and SO ubuntu 24.04.I use the dongle (for better quality audio) but when im in a call (or using the micro) the audio decrease the quality of the sounds (thats bc the audio profile changes). I tried to …

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Is it safe to remove some Snaps from new LTS

Is it safe to remove some Snaps from new LTS Can you remove a few Snaps in the new 24.04 LTS without causing problem to your system. The Snaps I am wondering are snapd-desktop-integration, Firmware updater, ubuntu-desktop-bootstrap and Snap store. Can you do "sudo snap remove" for theese newly added and get away with it …

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Recurring movement of complete files

Recurring movement of complete files I would like to address a query that may have been previously discussed or addressed indirectly through other inquiries. I am in need of a solution for recurrently moving files with a specific file extension from one folder to another. However, due to the automated extraction process, it is imperative …

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Installing libqt4-dev in Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

Installing libqt4-dev in Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) I need Qt 4 for installing a software in debian bookworm. I believe I can install Qt 4 by ‘sudo apt install libqt4-dev’. I wanted to know if there are any risks to it. I don’t think that would be the case, but could it break my system? …

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Unable to locate package python3-cepces

Unable to locate package python3-cepces I’m trying to enroll Ubuntu 22.04.4 Pro Desktop for certificates from a Windows domain (ADCS). Using this approach with certmonger and its cepces plugin. I have a virtual machine installed from the official ISO in VirtualBox 7 for testing (and reverting snapshots). I also tried the Hyper-V "Quick Create" image. …

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How to get package version in one command line in bash

How to get package version in one command line in bash I’m trying to get the installed version of systemd in the following command, but it returns all lines contain the keyword "systemd". # dpkg -l | grep " systemd " ii gnome-logs 42.0-1 amd64 viewer for the systemd journal ii libsystemd0:amd64 249.11-0ubuntu3.12 amd64 systemd …

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how to de-duplicate block (timestamp+command) from bash history?

how to de-duplicate block (timestamp+command) from bash history? I’m working with bash_history file containing blocks with the following format: #unixtimestampncommandn here’s sample of the bash_history file: #1713308636 cat > ./initramfs/init << "EOF" #!/bin/sh /bin/sh EOF #1713308642 file initramfs/init #1713308686 cpio -v -t -F init.cpio #1713308689 cpio -v -t -F init.cpio #1713308690 ls #1713308691 ls My …

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How to suppress Gnome's file explorer notifications?

How to suppress Gnome's file explorer notifications? How can I suppress the following notification in Gnome’s file explorer? I couldn’t find the settings anywhere. It is annoying me, always covering other files I would like to click on. Asked By: kev || Source This can be achieved using two methods: dconfig Editor In dconf Editor …

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Which scripts modify the path envirorment variable?

Which scripts modify the path envirorment variable? Which scripts modify the path environment variable? What methods can I use to determine which scripts modify the path environment variable? Asked By: Lead Vaxeral || Source Just grep for "PATH" on the script of interest. Normal bash additions to PATH occur in .profile. Project specific modifications can …

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zsh globs: permission denied

zsh globs: permission denied You likely don’t need find if you’re using Zsh. Zsh globs can do most of what find can do through its recursive globbing, extended globs and glob qualifiers. For example, your find ./test-folder -type f -name ‘*.txt’ is just ./test-folder/**/*.txt(D.) D to include hidden files to match find‘s default behaviour. You …

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Installed thonny using sudo but can't run from desktop

Installed thonny using sudo but can't run from desktop Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS kubuntu 22.04 I downloaded the thonny bash script from thonny git. from terminal i typed sudo bash thonny-4.1.4.bash it installed fine. If I run in terminal sudo /root/apps/thonny/bin/thonny it runs and opens fine. If I try and run it from Kubuntu desktop I …

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Scrolling and typing lag with a 1-2 second delay

Scrolling and typing lag with a 1-2 second delay I have never had any serious problems with great Linux Ubuntu Operating System. It’s just that recently, after a fresh install of Linux Ubuntu 22.04, I stumbled upon this lag problem. I didn’t have this problem before installation. Right after the start-up of Linux Ubuntu OS …

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How to know what details Ubuntu is using for SSH host?

How to know what details Ubuntu is using for SSH host? On Ubuntu 23.10, when I open a terminal and ssh in to a host I have like this: ssh hostname.here.com It logs me in straight away (even when I’ve first booted up my machine, not just after I’ve logged in for the frist time …

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Aliases working in subjective conditions on Mac

Aliases working in subjective conditions on Mac I’m currently working on a dotfiles configuration (which runs zsh) which I’ve been using on my mini home server and and Linux CLIs on my PC. I’ve also utilised it on my work Macbook which runs MacOS, but noticed I was running into some weird issues. (($+commands[terraform])) && …

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How to make bc handle explicitly positive numbers?

How to make bc handle explicitly positive numbers? Consider the following: $ echo "-1" | bc -1 $ echo "(1)" | bc 1 $ echo "+1" | bc (standard_in) 1: syntax error Minus sign and round braces are handled correctly but when explicit plus sign is specified bc falls with error. Is it possible to …

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Lost sudo. Beyond salvation?

Lost sudo. Beyond salvation? I made a mistake and gave a container Homepage access to the docker.sock and briefly after I discovered that sudo is no more. sudo sudo: /etc/sudo.conf is owned by uid 1000, should be 0 sudo: /etc/sudo.conf is owned by uid 1000, should be 0 sudo: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1000, …

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Relaunch a terminal using a terminal command

Relaunch a terminal using a terminal command Today, to convert from Markdown to PDF using Pandoc, it was necessary to install pdflatex. I did brew install basictex and then it was necessary to relaunch Terminal. For this, I simply closed it and opened it again. But is it possible to relaunch it using a command, …

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change newline with space on certain condition with sed

change newline with space on certain condition with sed I have the following text in a file: #1713251479 sh lowbat.sh #1713251495 nvim lowbat.sh #1713252186 sh lowbat.sh and I want to put the Unix timestamp inline with the command like this: #1713251479 sh lowbat.sh #1713251495 nvim lowbat.sh #1713252186 sh lowbat.sh I tried the following sed command: …

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What is causing "Thunderbird is already running" error if mailbox on SAMBA mount

What is causing "Thunderbird is already running" error if mailbox on SAMBA mount On Xubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 If a thunderbird mailbox is on a SAMBA controlled Ubuntu mount, starting thunderbird I am getting the error screen which begins: Thunderbird is already running, but is not responding. To use Thunderbird, you must first close the …

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Firefox: Cannot disable or remove extension

Firefox: Cannot disable or remove extension I have a Firefox extension that cannot be removed or disabled within Firefox (e.g. the controls are greyed out). How can I remove or disable it? Asked By: jaam || Source Launch Firefox Enter in its address bar: about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox Take note of the "Extension ID" of the extension you …

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