Is there a way to stream game audio to the Dual Shock 4 controller over bluetooth in ubuntu?
Suppose you have some embedded board with ethernet plugged into the ethernet port on your laptop. You know nothing about it's network configuration (yet). You know it boots, but it is headless and only has an ethernet port. It does NOT have an ip address (yet).
How do you discover the MAC address of the device?
I've looked at arp, arping, arp-scan, arpwatch. The only thing I've found is using tshark and combing through the spew manually.
I am unable to playback .m4a (aac) files in cmus. They work in mplayer and totem. Anyone know a fix?
$ cat /etc/issue
Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS \n \l
I already tried blowing away ~/.gstreamer*, updating cmus and cmus-plugin-ffmpeg...
How can I set up a keybinding to jump directly to a workspace?
i.e. if I'm on workspace 4, and I know my editor is (always by personal convention) on workspace 2, I want to just hit Super-2 to jump straight there instead of having to think "Ok, that's two workspaces to the left, I need to do Super-Left twice".
More generally, I am trying to get compiz to behave more like a tiling window manager using minimally invasive things like custom keybindings; this is just where I'm starting...
What is the recommended way to automatically mount usb drives, optical media, hard drives, etc... with a tiling window manager on Ubuntu?
I am a big fan of tiling window managers, but I always look like a damn fool whenever someone walks up to me with a usb key and I furiously start typing commands to create the mountpoint, figure out the name of the device in /dev, mount, etc....
I am currently using i3, but since this is a bigger issue for me than the differences between awesome/i3/dwm...