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How to reset Antergos KDE bugged icons and font settings?
I'm using Antergos with KDE.
About a week ago after an update the icons style changed by itself and text is acting weird. At first I had problems with the cursor in Konsole that I fixed by changing ...
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How to resolve framebuffer issues in Debian XFCE, displaying old windows randomly?
The problem:
In X, an old application window (or several), which I closed minutes or hours ago (or even days!), will suddenly appear on top of the currently active window. Sometimes an entire old ...
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How to deal with “A stop job is running” in Debian 9 for 90s, once every 2 or 3 shutdowns?
When I'm turning my Debian Stretch (9) off, chances are that I see something like:
So a have a few questions:
1) It seems like a bug that's not been solved yet (it's been around for a few years). By ...
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Do bug corrections spread automatically to all Linux distros and updates? [closed]
I'm using Debian 9. When turning off my computer, many times (more than 50%, I think) I get the following message:
A stop job is running for Session 3 of user rodrigo (Xs / 1min 30s)
X increments ...
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BUG in clang linker - name resolving issue
I found bug in clang, and i post it here because it's very difficult to find how to do it in clang system. I think this information in useful - i saw similar questions in web.
So, clang makes wrong ...
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Linux repeatedly scrambles portions of the filesystem on NVME
I have an NVME device holding the / ext4 partition and a few extra partitions for other operating systems and /boot/efi. Repeatedly, the file system gets corrupted, to the point where the already ...
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How to remove bloat from journald systemlog?
tl;dr The "managed-by-journald" syslog is littered with repeated error message created by one-buggy-software. How to remove those entries from the journal?
Being one of the blessed users of ...
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If I open konsole it opens non-stop more windows of konsole
If I open konsole it opens non-stop more windows of konsole and the gui hangs because of overload, I tried apt purge konsole && apt install konsole, I tried to restart but to no avail.
EDIT: @...
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Why am I finding duplicates of directories (folders)?
On my Manjaro Linux installation, I sometimes find partial duplicates of folders. In each case, the original folder has as many duplicates as it has characters in it's title minus 1. Each duplicate ...
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How to force 60 Hz in 1366x768 despite kernel bug after kernel 4.13?
If your screen resolution is 1366x768 and your Intel card is able to go down to 40 Hz screen refresh rate for power saving (and most modern laptops can, no matter how cheap) instead of the usual 60 Hz,...
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How safe is it to use unionfs in FreeBSD?
From man mount_unionfs:
BUGS:
THIS FILE SYSTEM TYPE IS NOT YET FULLY SUPPORTED (READ: IT DOESN'T WORK)
AND USING IT MAY, IN FACT, DESTROY DATA ON YOUR SYSTEM. USE AT YOUR OWN
RISK. BEWARE OF DOG. ...
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How to open a draft in reportbug after canceling the reporting before?
I've been using reportbug in novice mode on Debian 9 and needed to cancel the report because no editor was installed (on a Docker image).
The last interaction was
Submit this report on postgresql (e ...
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SUSE Linux 12sp2 server struct at maintenance mode how to troubleshoot this issue?
We have changed some OS related parameters on SUSE linux server after that we have taken server reboot in this time server went to maintenance mode.. Please help me out in this situation..
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How to fix vulnerabilities related to Spectre and Meltdown bugs in Ubuntu? [duplicate]
I just learned about Meltdown and Spectre bugs. I read that:
There are patches against Meltdown for Linux (KPTI (formerly KAISER)), Windows, and OS X.
Following the link in the quote I get to an ...
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macOS (BSD) vs GNU grep multiple pattern inconsistency [duplicate]
I am on macOS Sierra 10.12.6
$ grep --version
grep (BSD grep) 2.5.1-FreeBSD
$ ggrep --version
ggrep (GNU grep) 3.1
Packaged by Homebrew
Copyright (C) 2017 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License ...
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Which component does the Linux bug “reboot instead of shutdown” have? [closed]
I'm trying to get a reboot instead of shutdown bug and would like to attract more attention to it by changing the product and component. Which one is better than "Other"? I checked all of them and ...
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centos 6.3 bug command[cp] [closed]
echo "aaa" >abc.1.txt
echo "bbb" >abc.2.txt
cp abc*
linux no error
bug same command [ cp abc.1.txt abc.2.txt]
cp abc.* = cp abc.1.txt abc.2.txt
why?
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Strange artifacts/overlays with full-screen windows using “nouveau” video driver
I'm using Gentoo Linux on my Dell Latitude E6530 laptop. It has a nVidia GF108GLM video card and it provides the Optimus technology, which I have disabled in the BIOS in favour of using only the ...
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Is there a way to get a buggy package to work on debian stretch?
I need to install isc-dhcp-server on debian stretch, but the package cannot be installed correctly.
apt-listbugs list isc-dhcp-server:
#867362 - isc-dhcp-server: DHCP server does not start after ...
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Gnome 3.12 - GTK Apps black areas glitch
This is my first question here so I hope I'm asking it the right way.
My setup is:
ubuntu gnome 14.04
gnome 3.12
gtk2 (version 3.12.2) and gtk3 (version 3.12.2) installed
integrated Intel Graphics ...
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How can I detect whether an “NMI watchdog: BUG: soft lockup” is a hardware or a software issue?
Soft Lockup
dmesg reports in my laptop, since quite some time now, NMI watchdog: BUG: soft lockup every time I try to use updatedb or firefox. Samples of what is reported posted at https://github.com/...
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mv `Argument list too long` for a single file
I was trying to move a set of 7 files to my computer, via mv g* dir. The command line moved 6 of them, and for the last file gave the following error:
mv: g.tex: Argument list too long
Since the ...
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iotop shows negative values for some metrics
To gather some metrics, cumulative :
iotop -P -a
On one server (Linux 2.6.18-348.6.1.el5, centos 5.9) iotop (iotop 0.4.3) shows :
5 be/7 root 0.00 B 0.00 B -125056859448.21 % 0.20 %...
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Submit bug report for util-linux
How / where do I submit a bug report for util-linux?
Specifically I want to submit a bug for losetup which exits 0 but doesn't actually remove a device under some cirsumstances with the -d flag.
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`vim` brings me to lockout [Unity bug? Solved…ish]
Anytime I open a file with vim I am taken to the lockout screen. My monitors briefly display that there is no signal. After entering my credentials I am back in and the file is opened.
This started ...
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Cause of “No such interface 'com.ubuntu.AccountsService.Sound'” bug?
Distro: Linux Mint 18.2
DE: Cinnamon 3.4.1
I am currently in the middle of trying to figure out whether this bug is apart of the Cinnamon desktop or is a problem with the Lollypop package. I sent a ...
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Mouse left click stops working
On Xubuntu, for a long time I've had an issue where my Left mouse button stops working for some reason. It happens pretty much everyday. Everything else seems to work.
The only way I can get my mouse ...
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Debian: Failed to stop unattended-upgrades.service
Running a Debian 9 (stretch). During every installation/removal of a package I get the following error thrown
Failed to start unattended-upgrades.service: Unit unattended-> upgrades.service failed ...
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How can we predict when the next Debian release will be out?
Is there a way to predict when the next release will be out? I read somewhere that it has to do with number of bugs remaining in the testing branch. Could someone please explain how this works and ...
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The tftpd-hpa doesn't start after update
I have tftpd-hpa installed(Ubuntu 16.04 LTS). Recently, maybe after getting some updates (or uninstalling some application with vaste dependencies) the tftpd-hpa doesn't start anymore. The tftpd-hpa ...
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Is this documented behavior for BSD Awk, or a bug?
Apparently, a bracket expression in BSD Awk which contains a character class will ignore any further characters after the character class:
MacOS $ cat file.txt
_
-
.
a
B
8
:
;
@
~
,
MacOS $ awk '/[@~....
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debian - What release critical bugs stop the release?
I dont get the meaning of debian release critical bugs at this page.
The above image is timed after stretch-rc2 release. What bugs need to be fixed for a debian stable release to happen?
And ...
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Linux ssh (bug/broken) still working even when the service is stopped on linux ubuntu?
Here is the whole scenario:
installed ssh apt-get install ssh
created a new user (I know I didn't have to)
logged into the system via ssh using the new user
modified the /etc/ssh/sshd_config to allow ...
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cleaning output of a script so it's descending, gives package names and cleanly exists
I filed Is there a way to find patches which need testing from packages you have? and I was given a script which works -
for source in $(dpkg-query --show -f '${source:Package}\n' | sort -u); do bts ...
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Is there a way to find patches which need testing from packages you have?
$ dpkg -l
Gives you a list of all packages installed on your system. Now some bugs on the Debian BTS are tagged patch . Now is there a way to list all packages which are installed on your system for ...
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grep command doesn't support start '^' and '$' end of line anchors when it's with -Pz
With reference of this Q&A on AU.
Why behavior of GNU grep using -Pz parameters changed and doesn't support start of line ^ and $ end of line anchors?
Is this a bug or correct behavior?
Tested ...
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Debugging high (near total) CPU/memory usage of “Web Content” application on Linux Mint
I have Linux Mint installed on 3 computers at home, and all of them are almost unusably slow whenever Firefox is open. Here is the output from top:
As you can see, "Web Content" and Firefox are ...
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i3 font totally broken
the font on my machine changed almost everywhere out of nowwhere, while i was browsing. it happened ca. half an hour after i've updated my system, now i'm basically unable to do anything.
how can ...
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GParted cannot create new partitions
I just install Fedora 24 few days ago and when I tried to create a new partitions to be my stuffs place GParted show an error. I've about 800 GB of unused space and I really need it,I'm familiar with ...
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How do I usefully report a bug [closed]
I've used Linux Mint for a while now and I'm quite the fan. I'm not expert enough to go messing with the kernel or anything like that, but I've noticed small bugs in a couple of software packages that ...
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Audacious run when I press Open with or Show in Folder in XFCE in Arch for any kind of file
It's funny but audacious runs when I don't even request for it. For example, when I press Open Folder in Chrome downloads or when I choose Browse Packages in Sublime Text. A file for Open Folder in ...
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USB g_serial bug? - loosing data in one direction
I am having some difficulties with kernel module Gadget Serial v2.4. g_serial is used on ARM machine BeagleBone Black with Arch Linux 4.6.3-1 which is communicating with host PC.
The problem was ...
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How are Linux kernel bugs being tracked?
What an hour of Googling bring out that mainstream Linux kernel bugs are being logged in two distinct systems:
Mailing list
This is the Linux kernel development discussion and bug reporting
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pepperflashplugin-nonfree : ERROR: failed to retrieve status information from google : W: There is no public key available for the following key IDs
I cannot install pepperflashplugin-nonfree on my Ubuntu :
$ sudo apt install pepperflashplugin-nonfree
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
...
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Why can't I click between windows after Xenial (16.04) update?
I recently updated to Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial, and since then, I have been unable to click between windows. For example, I have a Chrome window up, open Sublime Text, and try to click Sublime (or Chrome) ...
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have I found a bug in BASH? [closed]
EDIT: the bug disappears by version 4.3.8.
I am using GNU bash, version 4.1.2(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu). I believe I have found a bug. Would like to know if perhaps I'm missing something ...
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Avoiding a buggy kernel version with “Oops” in radeon module
I have exactly the same problem as described here. I can find the same "Oops" messages in /var/log/kern.log. I also have an older Radeon HD (so I have to use the free driver). I downloaded the current ...
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Red Hat 7 GDM + NIS Only Validates First 7 Characters of Password
I've come across an interesting issue this morning. We have noticed that GDM on RHEL 7 is allowing us to log-in with only the first 7 characters of password. We can enter anything or nothing from ...
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How to install a Ruby gem on Arch Linux using Puppet?
I've got the following:
class travis_linter {
include shell
package { 'travis-lint':
ensure => latest,
provider => gem,
}
}
When I try to test it, however, I get the following ...
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How can I suggest a change in the login program? [closed]
Where online is the best place to make new suggestions to LINUX programmers responsible for maintaining and changing the internals of the LOGIN command?
