After a lot of experiments my favorite is very simple: bypass the preamp totally. The signal chain is:
- Guitar
- Boss GT-100 (whatever settings you like there)
- Return (in my case an Orange 35-RT)
After a lot of experiments my favorite is very simple: bypass the preamp totally. The signal chain is:
Problem: When I try to change the graphic, description or add links the save button is greyed out.
Solution: Open the channel in a private window in Chrome. Restart Firefox. Now you can save the stuff again.
- This error is most annoying, and a great problem for the millions of YouTubers trying to edit their channels. Probably it is a internal storage error of some kind. @YouTube: please fix this
Normally I'd prefer Impress over anything from Microsoft, but here and now the program just sucks:
Press FN + Delete (backspace)
For some reason you can't just press delete. But on a Mac it's more intuitive and artistic. Hence you have to guess this combination of keys. (Sarcasm warning)
Run Dia from the terminal
Run it via this command in the terminal:
# DISPLAY=:0 /Applications/Dia.app/Contents/Resources/bin/dia
# alias dia='DISPLAY=:0 /Applications/Dia.app/Contents/Resources/bin/dia'
In order to run dia, simply write this in the terminal
# dia
For some reason I often have problems when trying to open urls from a PDF on MacOS. If you know the cure here, please let me know in the comments below.
Don't know why, but so far I've tried to:
So far I've tried to unsubscribe from any unwanted update (in practise most of them are unwanted). After three months I only have to unsubscribe once or twice a week. Probably I'm having a windmill fight like Don Q.
Tried for three hours to attack with troops. No success. Conclusion: the game is a buggy waste of time.
The Rioch Theta works with a Ext file system. You can mount it on Windows, but for some reason you're not allowed to do so on my MacOs.
My Android Phone has problems with the Bluetooth connection. Also with Citroën. I found out that the cure sometimes is this:
The problem is still the Wayland driver. After an update Ubuntu could'nt share screens any more. As before the solution is: don't use Wayland at log in level.
In Adobe Animate the animations in internal movies are not animated after export to animated gif.
Every #€%&&%&!! time I use Libre Office I have to prevent i from becoming I. And capital letters after abbreviations is a pain in the butt. Here are the setting I have to correct after each update. Since this is not common knowledge I have to do this fight 20 minutes or more depending on my luck in the search engines.
Here is the solution:
The blank fieds are the ones I removed. Then work was possible again.
In this case the solution is simple: use a Mac og Windows based PC. From a Linux user perspective Figma is useless - however nice on other OSs.
The installation guides are gibberish. While installing the driver, I'm asked to remove the driver ... and go to security and give permission [to WHAT, and WHERE]. Hopeless instructions here. Dropped the program after 10 - 15 attempts. That's enough.
Ubuntu 21.04 has no GUI for the screen brightness. Add this repo:
# sudo add-apt-repository ppa:apandada1/brightness-controller
# sudo apt install brightness-controller
Now you can run the program, or add it to favorites.
There is no brightness button in Ubuntu 20.04. Why? But you can set the brightness via terminal commands.
Step one: find the name of your monitor.
In my case:
# xrandr | grep " connected" | cut -f1 -d " "
# HDMI-2
Then set the brightness in the terminal:
# xrandr --output HDMI-2 --brightness 1
Night settings could be a brightness of e.g. .75
No GUI for the screen settings, such as color and brightness etc. is yet another serious UX-flaw in the problematic Ubuntu 20.04. This update is not the best we saw from Ubuntu. We need UX'ers in Ubuntu.
In the form add the address of the remote computer and use a sftp connection:
sftp://192.168.xxx.xxx (use the actual ip-adress where you see the xxx)
Click ok.
And that's all it takes.
Now you can work with the files on your Mac from Ubuntu.
Nice!
Here is a crash version:
# sudo apt update
# sudo apt upgrade
# sudo apt dist-upgrade
# sudo apt autoremove
Edit this file: /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
Make sure, that the Prompt is set to normal.
# sudo do-release-upgrade
or if you dare and want the upgrade before the actual release:
# sudo do-release-upgrade -d
Mainly based on this blog post.