Isn't astyle more or less completely superseeded by clang-format?
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As far as I know, the person who created the indices used will stop
doing that. Therefore the program will be without a data source.
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The _event module seems to be a Cython and not a regular Python module.
I would assume that you have to compile the main program before you can
use it. Another possibility would be that `python` is the wrong Python
interpreter and another one (`python3` or perhaps something that can
handle `.pyx` a
Am 28.01.2017 um 18:16 schrieb Martin Gansser:
> ImportError: No module named kivy
It tries to import the kivy module (itself), but that is not available
in the `doc` directory. So either call the `autobuild.py` from the root
(such that the `kivy` directory is there, or call it with
PYTHONPAT
I have tried your suggestions (`aplay -l` and `alsamixer -c
DEVICE_NUMBER`) and found the speakers muted, but unmuting did not
change anything.
Booting Ubuntu 16.04 shows the same issue of headphones working and
speakers dead. I have the hunch that perhaps that a hardware defect
tells the laptop t
Yesterday I noticed that the internal speakers of my ThinkPad X220
Tablet are shown as “unavailable” in `pavucontrol`. This happens with
either KDE and Awesome WM. Booting an older kernel did not help. The
headphones work, however.
Does anyone else have this issue? What component would I file a bu
Am 16.01.2017 um 17:18 schrieb Kevin Fenzi:
> Did xbacklight work in the past?
Yes, it did.
To work around that bug, I use KDE Plasma and there I can change the
brightness with Fn+PgUp. `xbacklight` does not work there, saying that
no output have backlight property.
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Am 15.01.2017 um 20:23 schrieb Kevin Fenzi:
> Likely you are logged into a wayland session? In that case xbacklight
> won't work. You could choose a Gnome on X11 session.
I use Awesome WM which uses X.
> Gnome should let you adjust the brightness however... does that slider
> not work?
I'll hav
On my ThinkPad X220 Tablet running Fedora 25 I cannot change the display
brightness of the internal screen using `xbacklight`. It fails with
No outputs have backlight property
The combination FN+PgDn that worked in KDE no longer works. It seems
that I have no control over the backlight any mo
Am 14.12.2016 um 21:38 schrieb Thomas Daede:
> Could it be something to do with dbus? Do all of these actions make
> messages appear in dbus-monitor?
I have checked that the dbus-monitor for a couple of days now, there are
a couple bursts but not exactly when there is a lag. At least there are
lag
I have upgraded my Fedora installation from 24 to 25. Since then, things
that were done instantly before *sometimes* take half a second now.
Examples are:
- Switching the workspace in Awesome WM
- Typing something into the terminal (Konsole, fish shell)
- Pasting with the mousewheel (e.g. into Fre
we essentially do this:
sudo -u $user -i env DISPLAY=:0.0 \
/usr/bin/thinkpad-rotate $set_to --via-hook
This is the section of our code:
https://github.com/martin-ueding/thinkpad-scripts/blob/master/tps/hooks.py#L123
The content of `$user` is queried from `who -u`. This has worked just
It seems that you want to learn something about R, right? Then I'd
suggest you get in touch with the R developers as they have more
experience with it. Here the people have mostly knowledge about Fedora.
It seems that the distribution you run R on seems rather unimportant.
So perhaps you want to t
Indeed, Plymouth already has a bug for that one:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=825406
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I use a LUKS-LVM setup to encrypt my whole drive. Something within
`/boot` then asks me to enter the password and boots after that.
On some occasions, especially with the laptop keyboard, I accidentally
hit the capslock key. After that all password attempts are wrong, of
course. The problem is tha
Have you contacted the maintainer already and told him that you would
like to have the latest version?
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to a suspend-to-ram and the laptop
actually woke up. So thank you very, very much! Do you want a box of
beer or something? :-)
The core problem (accumulating boot entries) apparently persists, but I
can now use my script at startup as a workaround to clean up those
entries again.
What can I do to
Am 23.03.2016 um 20:54 schrieb Chris Murphy:
> What do you get for 'efibootmgr -v' and 'ls -l /sys/firmware/efi/efivars/'
I attached the output. I am not sure how to read that, it looks like
there is actual content.
> I'd sooner think there's NVRAM corruption. It's so common Apple has
> had a key
If you also have an X220, this seems like I have an hardware issue. As
there are new kernels every week and I boot my machine once a day, the
chance of booting with a new kernel is not that small.
In the UEFI I noticed that I cannot save anything any more. Therefore I
fear that the UEFI chip has s
, I use it as
my desktop on a docking-station. Warranty has experied a year ago, so I
have to fix it myself with help. What can I do to get the system to wake
up normally again?
Regards,
Martin Ueding
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I was rather surprised by this too. When the UI changed I was already a
bit sceptical as KeePassX has not changed in like five years. When it
did not open the old database I knew that I was served version 2. A
short look in the dnf automatic update emails confirmed that.
The mid-release break was
X and everything else. Since 2009 I have
used Ubuntu but decided to try out Fedora because of current software
and effortless upgrades (rpmnew/rpmsave) as well as a couple [other
reasons][2].
So far I am very happy with Fedora and I would like to contribute a
little bit :-).
Regards,
Martin Ueding
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