On 3/14/24 1:36 PM, Aaron Rainbolt wrote:
On 3/14/24 15:30, Jeffrey Walton wrote:
On Thu, Mar 14, 2024 at 2:41 PM Stephen Satchell
wrote:
Who are the correct people to report issues with the incorrect display
of SVG images? I've encountered the problem with:
* Document Viewer
* LibreO
Who are the correct people to report issues with the incorrect display
of SVG images? I've encountered the problem with:
* Document Viewer
* LibreOffice Write, Calc, Impress, Draw
* GIMP
The different programs screw up in different ways. LibreOffice Write
can't handle an SVG image with scrun
On 12/5/23 10:22 PM, Stephen Satchell wrote:
So far, so good. I moved my wireless access point across the room
(after finding a long enough Ethernet cable!) to see if add distance
between my bluetooth mouse and the AP would make a difference. So far,
the mouse is much happier. I'll
So far, so good. I moved my wireless access point across the room
(after finding a long enough Ethernet cable!) to see if add distance
between my bluetooth mouse and the AP would make a difference. So far,
the mouse is much happier. I'll know more when I do my next technical
drawing project.
On 11/25/23 9:40 AM, Stephen Satchell wrote:
More information on my problem with a Bluetooth mouse:
First time I've looked at the kernal log. Here is what I found around
the last mouse AWOL:
Nov 25 09:30:44 game kernel: [456018.958770] Bluetooth: hci0: command 0x0c24 tx
timeout
Nov
More information on my problem with a Bluetooth mouse:
First, this recovery sequence appears to work 100 percent of the time,
so whatever is causing the disconnect isn't permanent:
sudo rmmod btusb
sleep 3
sudo modprobe btusb
sleep 5
sudo systemctl restart bluetooth
Another symptom is that th
On 10/26/23 8:31 AM, Stephen Satchell wrote:
New information: when my problem happens, the Settings app takes forever
to load, and shows incorrect information about Bluetooth when it does
come up. In fact, I can't get Bluetooth out of Airplane mode with the
tool.
Going through the re
New information: when my problem happens, the Settings app takes forever
to load, and shows incorrect information about Bluetooth when it does
come up. In fact, I can't get Bluetooth out of Airplane mode with the tool.
Going through the restart process once or twice brings everything back.
As
things break.
I'll check syslog again when my problem happens. Are there any other
logs I need to watch?
On 10/21/23 8:10 AM, Stephen Satchell wrote:
Are there known problems with Ubuntu 20.04 with regards to Bluetooth
devices?
I recently purchased a Logitech MX Master 3S mouse, and co
Are there known problems with Ubuntu 20.04 with regards to Bluetooth
devices?
I recently purchased a Logitech MX Master 3S mouse, and connected the
device to my computer via Bluetooth. This is the first time I have done
this with my computer.
The situation is that the device works fine for
I'm having a few problems with fonts on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Here are my
issues:
1) I just learned that Type 1 fonts are no longer supported. I
supposed this is because Adobe has retired Type 1 fonts. True? If so,
why are Type 1 fonts still in the distribution? Are existing Type 1
fonts in
I'm having a few problems with fonts on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Here are my
issues:
1) I just learned that Type 1 fonts are no longer supported. I
supposed this is because Adobe has retired Type 1 fonts. True? If so,
why are Type 1 fonts still in the distribution? Are existing Type 1
fonts in
On 3/20/22 11:59 PM, Amit wrote:
Older people and first time users (who don't have much prior experience of
using computers and also who don't know about different ubuntu flavors)
will type something like "download ubuntu" in google search to download
ubuntu.
When you do this, currently, you wil
On 3/20/22 8:38 AM, Amit wrote:
The current default GUI of Ubuntu desktop is not very user friendly.
Would you please be specific about what is missin or wrong that makes
Ubuntu desktop "not very use friendly"? What would, in your eyes,
improve the desktop experience, particularly for the se
On 7/29/21 9:04 PM, Richard Laager wrote:
These days, just use TRIM support. As long as your filesystem isn't
100% full, this is going to achieve the same (actually better)
effect. With either approach, the drive will have plenty of unused
space for wear leveling. With TRIM, the drive also knows
When an installer is instructed to use the full disk to install Ubuntu,
I would request that two checkboxes be provided. These checkboxes would
specify that the installer not use the entire disk; one would be for
10%, the other for 25%.
This option is intended for installations onto Solid Sta
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