Blud forgot to install Pipewire
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Iβm new to Linux and I was troubleshooting some audio issues and yeah I ended up uninstalling GNOME. Oops.
I once tried to uninstall every package to do with Wine but sudo apt remove wine* wrecked the system past the point a high schooler could recover it
i currently have something similar with video output: if i turn off my monitor and turn it back on too fast (or if i disconnect/reconnect it), now there is no more picture, and i have to reboot per remote shell to get it back.
oh well, at least there's an open issue in some github about it, so it will be fixed sometime in the future.
I lose sound so much more in Windows. I love it when it thinks an HDMI monitor is the main sound even though I never selected it and have to change it back a few times a year. (work computer)
You can fix this issue if you right-click the sound icon down in the corner of your screen and choose "sounds" from the list. Then in the first tab in the window that opens up you can find and disable the monitor as a sound device from being used and defaulted to at random on startup.
It re-enable them on my work laptop for some reason.
but when the sound drivers get updated, it seems to make its own choices unless you disable it in the device manager
I heard that he wrote that song after visiting an underground mall in Japan. How gnarly was that mall, that it made Jamaroquai write a song about technology being fucked up?
Japan is in the 23th century already
In the Japanese zodiac it is the year of the Linux desktop.
In tech: maybe
Other than that it often feels like 1950s America
Even in tech, there are things that probably haven't changed in the past 25 years
True, but I give them the fax machines in their public offices and floppy disks on trains because the service works. I'd rather have it this way than switching everything to the newest ipads and breaking the service on the way.
True, it's a lot of paperwork and not the most efficient, but I can trust that it will work
Excellent video.
The effect is so well made, is mesmerizing.
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