nux-keyring-wkd-sync fail filling the logs due to a firewall
issue have that information at their disposal.
You propose all of this to workaround something you're actively doing /
blocking.
Please don't do any of this Arch, it'd be creating a mess for the rest
of us who adhere to sane defaults.
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On 2023-08-03 09:59 PM, Andy Pieters wrote:
even if there is no such switch, you can always choose the power-down
system and do a cold boot.
Indeed, and even so, I haven't read anything saying that soft-booting
will be mandatory.
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end of the universe.
I admit I don't fully grasp the implications of this, but I have no
problems with what I've read.
I dual-boot between Windows 11 and Arch and I don't see how any of this
affects anything.
Perhaps you could detail how you believe this will be a problem?
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store procedure on a second NUC that still had screen output.
Ouch.
I have a Dell Mini that I'm going to be setting up SB on soon, I'll heed
your warning for sure.
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On 2023-07-17 11:16 PM, solsTiCe d'Hiver wrote:
And it would be best to backup those keys before deleting them. There
is a command to do so on the same wiki page, a few paragraphs below.
Also, I'm not sure how useful those backup keys are if your system is
bricked.
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p you getting into the
BIOS.
Nevertheless, any sane board will let you leave the factory keys
installed (or reset to them).
Even on my shitty MSI board I wasn't affected by this with no keys, but
you're right, it's good to point out.
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s.
P.S. Always use --disable-shim-lock when installing grub
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from turning my sound card off.
Great default though.
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Simon Perry
On 2023-03-14 01:21 AM, Lukas Rose wrote:
Now, I simply installed all the packages mentioned on the arch wiki
pipewire page
The fact that you have to go to a wiki page to get your audio working
the way you want it speaks volumes (no pun intended).
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on of Teams and there's no device options in the
interface itself (like the web version in general) so it seems to rely
on your
default devices in pulse.
I'm not even sure why pipewire exists, another layer on top of the hot
mess
that is Linux audio.
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Simon Perry
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/71587
The maintainer hasn't responded in ages and it seems like a simple dep
addition.
Cheers.
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Simon Perry
Hi gang,
I was wondering what the best avenue would be to request an update to a
community package which no longer has a maintainer?
The package in question is:
https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/libsidplayfp/
Cheers.
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