Since 16.04 or much older until today on 20.04 LTS
Google chrome sometimes doesn't display numbers in Japanese correctly.
The other frames in the same page on Twitter do display them readable.
I think I know it depends on the post written in Windows or Unix-like.
Shift-JIS and EUC-JP or UTF-8
How can I force to change the text coding on this small area?
Firefox does this without problems (picture down below with darkmode)
My computer is in the office where the cooler stops during the night. It is okay to keep it running at 50 % of computing in the daytime. I want to slow down the BOINC Computing into 10 % during the night for thermal and noise problems.
Somehow, GUI BOINC Manager can schedule its working time. I can live with that but if it is possible, boinccmd would do the reduced job for me. Perhaps use crontab but I couldn't come up with particular commands/shell scripts.
I installed zfsutils-linux and followed a tutorial of Canonical https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/setup-zfs-storage-pool#2-installing-zfs
It doesn't work for me, I could manage to mount a pool which 4 HDDs in striped RAID 0.
And no files show up and chown -R user:user /mountpoint doesn't change.
I gave up ZFS anyway.
sudo zpool destroy mypool
released them and wish to bring back EXT4 partitions on each hard-drive but every time I reboot computer these go back to a ZFS file system.
Even after purging all the related packages, HDDs belong to zfs_member.
How do I restore ext4 partition tables and mount them as linux filesystem again?
Nautilus 3.14.x Ubuntu 16.04 LTS has had a function to offer the open tabs for the copy/move files destination on the side pane, the paths are automatically added by its own. But 18/20.04 LTS doesn't offer the same thing, nautilus 3.3x.x.
It is not an end of the world or any serious issues. And I am missing it badly.
How can I bring back the Open Tab directories into the new Nautilus?
Nautilus 3.14.3
Nautilus 3.36.3
In both cases, I open the directory Dict beforehand start moving files by "Move to...".
When I select multiple video files from Nemo, SMPlayer can handle them and play one after one. But I do the same action from Nautilus, MPlayer/mpv has crashed. Here's a sample error log:
/usr/bin/mpv --no-config --no-quiet --terminal --no-msg-color --input-ipc-server=/tmp/smplayer-mpv-11d93 --msg-level=ffmpeg/demuxer=error --no-fs --vd-lavc-threads=8 --hwdec=auto --sub-auto=fuzzy --framedrop=decoder+vo --no-input-default-bindings --input-vo-keyboard=no --no-input-cursor --cursor-autohide=no --no-keepaspect --wid=125829140 --monitorpixelaspect=1 --osd-level=0 --osd-fractions --osd-scale=1 --osd-bar-align-y=0.6 --sub-ass --embeddedfonts --sub-ass-line-spacing=0 --sub-scale=1 --sub-font=Arial --sub-color=#ffffffff --sub-shadow-color=#ff000000 --sub-border-color=#ff000000 --sub-border-size=0.75 --sub-shadow-offset=2.5 --sub-font-size=50 --sub-bold=no --sub-italic=no --sub-margin-y=8 --sub-margin-x=20 --sub-codepage=ISO-8859-1 --sub-pos=100 --volume=100 --cache=auto --screenshot-template=cap_%F_%p_%02n --screenshot-format=jpg --screenshot-directory=/home/psw/Pictures/smplayer_screenshots --audio-channels=2 --audio-pitch-correction=yes --volume-max=200 -osd-msg3=${=time-pos} --term-playing-msg=MPV_VERSION=${=mpv-version:}
INFO_VIDEO_WIDTH=${=width}
INFO_VIDEO_HEIGHT=${=height}
INFO_VIDEO_ASPECT=${=video-params/aspect}
INFO_VIDEO_FPS=${=container-fps:${=fps}}
INFO_VIDEO_FORMAT=${=video-format}
INFO_VIDEO_CODEC=${=video-codec}
INFO_AUDIO_FORMAT=${=audio-codec-name}
INFO_AUDIO_CODEC=${=audio-codec}
INFO_AUDIO_RATE=${=audio-params/samplerate}
INFO_AUDIO_NCH=${=audio-params/channel-count}
INFO_LENGTH=${=duration:${=length}}
INFO_DEMUXER=${=current-demuxer:${=demuxer}}
INFO_SEEKABLE=${=seekable}
INFO_TITLES=${=disc-titles}
INFO_CHAPTERS=${=chapters}
INFO_TRACKS_COUNT=${=track-list/count}
METADATA_TITLE=${metadata/by-key/title:}
METADATA_ARTIST=${metadata/by-key/artist:}
METADATA_ALBUM=${metadata/by-key/album:}
METADATA_GENRE=${metadata/by-key/genre:}
METADATA_DATE=${metadata/by-key/date:}
METADATA_TRACK=${metadata/by-key/track:}
METADATA_COPYRIGHT=${metadata/by-key/copyright:}
INFO_MEDIA_TITLE=${=media-title:}
INFO_STREAM_PATH=${stream-path}
--audio-client-name=SMPlayer --term-status-msg=STATUS: ${=time-pos} / ${=duration:${=length:0}} P: ${=pause} B: ${=paused-for-cache} I: ${=core-idle} VB: ${=video-bitrate:0} AB: ${=audio-bitrate:0} /media/psw/WD3T/Youtube/Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Remastered 2011) (1080p_6fps_H264-128kbit_AAC).mp4
(+) Video --vid=1 (*) (h264 1920x1080 6.000fps)
(+) Audio --aid=1 (*) (aac 2ch 44100Hz)
File tags:
Artist: Various Artists - Topic
Comment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkdnMrsvIjs
Date: 2015
Title: Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Remastered 2011)
Using hardware decoding (nvdec-copy).
AO: [pulse] 44100Hz stereo 2ch float
VO: [gpu] 1920x1080 nv12
INFO_VIDEO_DSIZE=1920x1080
MPV_VERSION=mpv 0.32.0
INFO_VIDEO_WIDTH=1920
INFO_VIDEO_HEIGHT=1080
INFO_VIDEO_ASPECT=1.777778
INFO_VIDEO_FPS=6.000000
INFO_VIDEO_FORMAT=h264
INFO_VIDEO_CODEC=h264 (H.264 / AVC / MPEG-4 AVC / MPEG-4 part 10)
INFO_AUDIO_FORMAT=aac
INFO_AUDIO_CODEC=aac (AAC (Advanced Audio Coding))
INFO_AUDIO_RATE=44100
INFO_AUDIO_NCH=2
INFO_LENGTH=135.396000
INFO_DEMUXER=lavf
INFO_SEEKABLE=yes
INFO_TITLES=
INFO_CHAPTERS=0
INFO_TRACKS_COUNT=2
METADATA_TITLE=Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Remastered 2011)
METADATA_ARTIST=Various Artists - Topic
METADATA_ALBUM=
METADATA_GENRE=
METADATA_DATE=2015
METADATA_TRACK=
METADATA_COPYRIGHT=
INFO_MEDIA_TITLE=Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Remastered 2011)
INFO_STREAM_PATH=/media/psw/WD3T/Youtube/Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Remastered 2011) (1080p_6fps_H264-128kbit_AAC).mp4
INFO_TRACK_0: video 1 '' '' yes
INFO_TRACK_1: audio 1 '' '' yes
Is there any solution about this?
Sometimes humans make an error or intentionally make text difficult to read.
For example,
1 Queen Live At Hammersmith Odeon 1975 FULL GREAT SOUND.mp4
2 Queen Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1979 FULL CLEAN SOUND.mp4
3 QUEEN The Legendary Concert (Full Concert 1975).mp4
First of all, 1 and 3 are the same (only Queen fan knows and probably not possible to find the difference for a machine; considering the Terminator comes from the future). now I want to put some new files into this list.
1 Queen Live At Hammersmith Odeon 1975 FULL GREAT SOUND.mp4
2 Queen Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1979 FULL CLEAN SOUND.mp4
3 QUEEN The Legendary Concert (Full Concert 1975).mp4
4 Queen Live At The Rainbow 1974 FULL CLEAN SOUND 2013 Complet.mp4
5 Queen Live att Hammersmith Odean 1975 FULL GREAT SOUND.mp4
6 Quëen Live At H4mm3rsm1th Odeon 1975 FULL GREAT SOUND.mp4
I realized that only #4 is new and #5 and #6 are exactly the same ones, #5 looks like when I am drunk or too tired, and #6 is a particular retrospective anti-search-engine model. For humans, #1, (#3) #5 and #6 are the duplicated files (concert).
Can we code a shell script which tells the keywords(s) match N% to the files?
When I use a keyword queen live hammersmith odeon 1975 it should suggest #1, #2, #5 and #6
Sometimes I adore the HUD information or to have a favorite image picture on the front of the display layer (always on top and un-clickable).
That would look like this and help our operation or just for the family picture to encourage our work. Can anyone have the idea to make this happen on Linux/Ubuntu in near future?
I'm not a native English speaker, some words are remembered as English(UK), most of the words are remembered as English(US)
Sometimes I feel very much annoying "favourite" and "favorite are counted as a wrong spelling for each other. But I need a spell checker for my careless mistakes. I know one way, to add the words each time I saw it into the dictionary, I'm too lazy for that and it only apply for one machine, I'd like to have this for several different machines.
EDIT: I really hope the spell checker accept both UK and US spelling in one dictionary, so I can type "favourite" or "favorite" up to my mood. I appreciate you are telling me the way to do this, especially on Firefox and Google chrome browser, or the system-wide.