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Here's the relevant ArchWiki page. The gist of it is that most of those warnings are probably for some fairly obscure hardware, and can be just ignored (provided that your system indeed works fine...
Do any of the cron implementations allow you to manually trigger cron jobs (stuff in your crontab) right now, in the exact same manner as they would have when triggered on their usual schedule, exc...
Gnome disks can create a disk image, and then restore it to the new one. The new drive has to be same size or larger, although this is obvious. If it is larger, the partition will still be small, ...
I have no experience with dunst, but generally you want a global service-level dropin file in /etc/systemd/system/service.d/ with OnFailure= setting in it. This way it gets added to all services ru...
My primary drive is partitioned basically like so (only roughly to scale): / /home junk v v v |xx###############...
Yup that's the recommended way to do it. Wants adds the network-online.target as a soft dependency.[1] Systemd will try to start it if it isn't up already. Networking should work after this target...
Is it practical to use libostree for user files? Or is it too specialized for tracking an entire OS? I am not familiar with libostree, but sounds like it's "Git for filesystem trees". Seems like t...
So <!nocheck> is the negation of <nocheck>. This is, unfortunately, not true: the negation is within the term. !nocheck is the negation of nocheck but both are build profile specs....
There are a few ways to do this. From the documentation you linked: When the variable $SYSTEMD_UNIT_PATH is set, the contents of this variable overrides the unit load path. Option 1: Edit tha...
I have installed the Flatpak version of Lutris from Pop_Shop in PopOS. From within Lutris, I have installed the EA App, which I have then used to download several games from my library. Unfortunate...
In PopOS's standard System Monitor application, how do I see the GPU usage? I can see the CPU, RAM, disk and network usage, and graphs for them, but GPU usage is listed nowhere. It's available in M...
The Linux kernel exposes that via the Thermal Sysfs. You can then print the temperatures with cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/temp You are better off, however, using tools that collate sen...
You can use something like conky which displays information on your desktop. This can be fairly easily configured to show all kinds of information.
How do you monitor GPU usage on Linux? I am most interested in a "% GPU usage" and maybe "GPU temp" statistic, not so much very detailed stuff.
For a TUI solution: https://github.com/Syllo/nvtop Install it and type nvtop in a terminal.
If you are using KDE/Plasma, there should be a widget for the taskbar that shows GPU usage. Go to the same screen where you normally add widgets and look for a "system monitor" widget. In the confi...
I want the cd command to automatically change to the first directory that matches a fuzzy search, without prompting me to select between multiple options. This is what I've tried: cd() { loc...
I noticed that downloading all the pacman packages for a full system install takes a lot of time, so I want to create a systemd time that will periodically download them for me. That way, most of t...
Beginner: Assuming you have experience with Windows, my vote for best beginner Linux is the quaintly named Puppy Linux. It is a LiveCD distro. You just stick it on a CD or thumb drive, and boot ...
How one may unpack .zst archived on Ubuntu? I received .zst archive file and I am looking for a way to unpack it.
Yes! It's possible to install debian formatted file in Arch-Based Linux. You have to install dpkg at first. sudo pacman -Sy dpkg Then, you can install any package using dpkg. dpkg -i package.d...
There's a easiest way to solve the problem that is you have to remove the file /home/istiak/ruby/qpixel/tmp/pids/server.pid. Then, you can run your server again. rm /home/istiak/ruby/qpixel/tmp/pi...
Is it possible to install .deb extension file in Arch-Based Linux? I saw there's no dpkg package. But, if installing .deb file possible than, how?
How can I rescale the Linux virtual terminals (ctrl + alt + {f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6}), so that a high-resolution display doesn't make the letters too small? I'd like to use 1080 or even 720 resolu...
I searched for "what is the most accurate lines of code counter linux", but didn't get relevant results. This tcount CLOC project says that it's somehow better than others ones. I don't really beli...
