I have a Samsung Odyssey laptop which has both Nvidia and intel graphics. I am dual booting windows10 and Ubuntu18.04 but the keyboard backlight doesn’t work after pressing the hot keys (Fn + F9) when in Ubuntu environment. I read that the intel graphics is what controls the backlight so I switched to using the intel graphics but it still doesn’t work. Is there a work around for it.
I can do this in Python:
def one(arg1):
return arg1
def two(a,b):
result=a+b
return one(result)
two(1,3)
And it will work. But how do I do the same in a bash script?
I created a snap package sourced from my github repo named ubuntunews. It compiled without any errors and installed it without errors either. However when I type in the command ubuntunews to run it, it gives me an error bash: /usr/local/bin/ubuntunews: No such file or directory which is weird because the snap path is /snap/bin/ubuntunews.
I think it's because I installed the ubuntunews as a regular package some time ago but I've uninstalled it now and removed the ubuntunews script from /usr/local/bin but the snap command still doesn't work and keeps on displaying the same error. How do I go around that, this is my first experience with building snap packages.
name: ubuntunews
version: '1.0'
summary: Get latest news from omgubuntu website
description: |
Webcraped omgubuntu website to get the latest news about your favourite
linux distro and it's flavours.
grade: devel
confinement: devmode
apps:
ubuntunews:
command: bin/ubuntunews
plugs: [network]
parts:
ubuntu-news:
source: https://github.com/Abugbilla/ubuntunews
source-type: git
plugin: python
python-version: python3
python-packages: [bs4]
I'm writing a python script for linux that sends a notification to the notification bubble using libnotify. My issue is I'm sending a link as the notification and I want to be able to click that link when the notification appears. Upon clicking the link it should open a web browser displaying the contents of the link
I have an HP pavilion 15 notebook running Ubuntu 17.04. The "print screen" key on the keyboard meant to take screenshots doesn't work. How can I get it to work?