Is it possible to use the fingerprint as a second factor in authentication in Ubuntu 22.04, in addition to password ? (not as an alternative)
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I upgraded recently from 20.04 to 22.04
When I select "Devices" in the Blueman-applet, nothing happens: the Devices panel does not appear.
I tried launching blueman-manager from terminal and I get a Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Any suggestions how to fix it ?
I am running Ubuntu 20.4 and via the settings GUI I configured it as access point to share the wired connection to other devices (ubuntu computer, android smartphones).
The access point starts, the other devices see the SSID, password is correct, but the access point does not assign them an IP address; client devices wait for an IP address forever...
With
ifconfig -a
I see the AP ip address, netmask and gateway (10.42.0.1/24)
I statically assigned addresses to the other devices (10.42.0.2...5) and they can access the internet.
What shall I do so that the AP serves ip addresses to the connecting clients ?
One would expect that all needed pieces work automatically... Shall I install a DHCP server ?
Any help highly appreciated.
P.S. I have a second, less relevant question :
nm-connection-editor
doesn't allow me to change channel number. The field is not editable.
What shall I do to chanhe channel number ?
Again, thanks for your help!
I am running 20.04 LTS with Gnome 3.36.8 on X11 and just installed Latte Dock.
Is it possible to replace the analog clock with a digital clock ? I tried to click on "Add widgets..." menu item but nothing happens. Am I missing something that needs to be installed ?
Thanks for your help!
I am running 20.04 LTS with Gnome 3.36.8 on X11 and just installed Latte Dock.
There's a white document icon with label org.kde.dolphin.desktop
https://i.imgur.com/q7YaTDh.png
When I click on it I get an error popup with this message: "Unknown application folder"
Any idea how to get rid of this document icon ?
Thanks for your help!
my system is running Ubuntu 21.04 with Gnome 3.38.5 and X11 windowing system
I have installed Recoll 1.31.0 and gssp-recoll-1.1.0 and enabled recoll in the search setting.
When I type something in the gnome search box, I don't get any results from Recoll.
any ideas on how to fix it ?
Thanks!
I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 21.04 (Gnome 3.38.5) and Latte stopped working.
When I launch it, running applications are not shown and when I click Dock settings, it crashes.
Any help highly appreciated!
CopyQ clipboard manager global shortcut to show/hide main window does not work on Ubuntu 21.04 (doesn't work under Wayland windows manager)
How to change splash/login screen/color in Ubuntu 20.10 ?
I have read many posts on how to change splash/login screens (or at least change its purple color) for versions of Ubuntu prior to 20.10 which is the one I'm running.
I've been able to change the login screen color by changing the background image but changing a background image just to change the background color seems a little overshooting. is there a simpler way to change just the background color ? (for those of us who don't like purple).
Is there a way to change the splash screen as well ?
Any help highly appreciated!
I am running ubuntu 20.10 and own an amazon firestick
is it possible to mirror the screen to the firestick ?
thanks!
I am transitioning from windows to ubuntu; I run 20.10 with Gnome in a partition of my disk. I mount the windows ntfs partition's on /home/myname
My windows desktop, where I have a lot of my stuff, is therefore accessible at /home/myname/Users/myuser/Desktop
I configured in .config/user-dirs.dirs the desktop directory to /home/myname/Users/myuser/Desktop
Up to this point everything looks ok: all of my windows desktop's files appear within ubuntu like this.
If I change an icon, for example of folder 'Libro', by editing the folder's properties, it doesn't change on the desktop but if I open a nautilus browser to that same directory, it correctly displays the new icon.
this is the first weird behaviour
a second even worse behaviour is that, when I try to drag an icon to an app (for example a file to be attached to a thunderbird email) the mouse cursor becomes a closed hand (looks like a fist) and the computer hangs. the mouse is movable; if I close the notebook it suspends, when I reopen it, the only possibility is to enter the password in the lock screen; after the lock screen I get back to exactly the same point with the computer still hanging.
my only possibility is to abruptly power off and reboot.
I wonder if the cause of both behaviours can be an issue with permissions/file system mounting.
After some trial and error, in my /etc/fstab I entered
UUID=2E54F0D254F09E31 /media/myname ntfs rw,auto,user,fmask=111,dmask=000,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0 which works quite ok, except for the to issues above.
but if I look at mount, I obtain
/dev/sda2 on /media/myname type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,default_permissions,allow_other,blksize=4096,user)
Here goes the question: may it really be an issue with the mounting of the filesystem ? any hints on how to fix it ?
any help highly appreciated...
happy 2021!
I own a latitude E7240 with a smartcard reader (broadcom 5880), running Ubuntu 20.10, and a smartcad with a qualified certificate which I want to usu to digitally sign files.
Cardpeek correctly sees the reader and the smartcard.
While previously I had no problems under Windows, I have found no usable app to sign files in Ubuntu.
Any suggestion?