Is there a way to make my T-bird calendars have "live" (clickable) URLs in them? Like many others, my calendar now has lots of Zoom & webex meetings. It's a nuisance to open the event, copy the URL, open it in FireFox... Much easier to just click the URL, as I can when using my online mail client or MSFT's Outlook client.
There's information how to enable the dashboard extension
microk8s.enable dashboard
(which I ran) and how to display URLs of other extensions enabled like this:
kubectl cluster-info
How to get the URL of the dashboard of a microk8s installation running locally on Ubuntu 18.10?
I reported https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2-signed/+bug/1800340 which (as so often) didn't get any feedback, so I reported it upstream at https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=55005 and want to register the upstream issue in Launchpad. Unfortunately, the URL isn't recognized which seems to be an issue with different forms of URLs provided by GNU Savannah (details in the link) and furthermore a triaged bug in a contribution tool for 10 years.
Since in my experience (of reporting hundreds of bugs and spending hundreds of hours with similar problems and hearing of hundreds of people suffering from them) the change of getting these bugs fixed is zero, so I'd like to work around this one: Can I transform the upstream bug URL into one which is accepted by Launchpad? Does anyone has a list of URL forms for accepted GNU Savannah reports which can be collected here and linked in the report to allow others to work around the frustration this kind of issue handling causes for non-full-time Ubuntu contributors?
I am facing slow speed when downloading snaps.
I have to tell my ISP provider the url from where snaps are downloaded.
My ISP provides 5 mbps connection but I am just getting 1 mbps:
Is there a way in Ubuntu to find all the directories in a website?
I have a website, and I want to check the internal links (directories) of that website.
Something like this:
...
The problem with this website is when I enter something like ubuntu.com/cloud, it doesn't show the subdirectories.