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post the result of the other commands. or on current system you can do, i think these will give the same results something deepakdeshp was looking for: sudo parted -l inxi -pod many ways we get similar things lol: lsblk also this one: sudo fdisk -l 2>/dev/null | egrep "Disk /|/dev/" | sed "s#^/dev/#...

I've seen some nvme issues on IRC and it comes down to the motherboard recognition of the device. Mint will see it, detect, and use it, and you can install to it, but if the BIOS doesn't take recognition of it as a bootable device then it won't be bootable(although sure it's still usable once you lo...

As for viewing the pic on the network I don't know and that's a whole different topic, not swap though. Sometimes, and it's not too common, although definitely not extremely rare, a kernel upgrade can cause non-booting. And it should be well known that you simply use the grub menu to choose advanced...

Just open update manager again and install updates.

It's unfortunate that it ends up looking so scary, but it's simply that one package is left unconfigured and it will be configured on the next pass through.

extremely rare issue, I've only seen it once in the last few years anyway.

Honestly I'm lost on it. The live session was: Graphics: Card: NVIDIA GT200 [GeForce GTX 260] bus-ID: 01:00.0 Display Server: x11 (X.Org 1.19.6 ) driver: vesa Resolution: 1024x768@61.00hz OpenGL: renderer: llvmpipe (LLVM 6.0, 128 bits) version: 3.3 Mesa 18.0.0-rc5 Direct Render: Yes so it's not able...

just to note, no problems here. I was out of town at the time of this issue, but when I got home I could see a bunch of updates including mesa as well as the xfwm4 downgrade. I installed everything but those 2 and the latest kernel and rebooted no problems. took the mesa update rebooted and no probl...

Are you using RAID?

yea, I just don't know. Without the user name and password you created I'm not sure what to do in that situation. One point is that if you could NOT boot the usb live session in regular mode but you COULD boot it in compatibility mode then that leans to some issue about incompatible or buggy bios o...

yea, I just don't know. Without the user name and password you created I'm not sure what to do in that situation. One point is that if you could NOT boot the usb live session in regular mode but you COULD boot it in compatibility mode then that leans to some issue about incompatible or buggy bios or...

So, let's try to get back to square one so-to-speak. Boot normally(not recovery), and when it fails and blacks out get [ctrl] + [alt] + [F1]. Booted into normal Mint 19.1 xfce. Got the default background with the login window, but there are red and green pixels scattered around. Typed in my passwor...

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apt install --dry-run nvidia-driver-430=430.09-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1

that's mint 19.1, but maybe also for mint 19. --dry-run tests it first to check for issues.

you're still going to use nomodeset each of these times, so I'm not going to mention that until the end I will show how to make it permanent and you're not editing in the grub menu, you can just pass by the grub menu as normal. But use nomodeset parameter in grub until you make it permanent, unless ...

nvidia-304 does not work on Mint 19.x/Ubuntu 18.04, and actually the package was removed in the repositories. And it will not work, even with using ppa or something, -it has to do with deep system package compatibility. There's plenty of internet guides showing how to do nvidia-304 on Ubuntu16.04/Mi...

A package is the one responsible for the installing and removing activities. That's within the design of the debian package scheme. The OS just triggers the events that activate the package activity and the package maintainers are the responsible party to use correct functionality for the directorie...

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conky.config = {
    use_xft = true,
    minimum_width = 10,
    minimum_height = 10,
    gap_x = 10,
    gap_y = 10,
    alignment = 'top_right',
    update_interval = 14400.0,
};

conky.text = [[
${exec curl -s wttr.in/Orlando?format='%l:+%c+%t,+%w+%m'}
]]

Great! Excellent work!

Also, you could use a different font to get a correct wind direction icon showing. It showed correctly with the 'Liberation Mono' I showed in that previous example.. and there's others.

You could always write your own :) my weather conky parsing data from the UK met office in python: Workspace 1_014.png nice! Any pointers on getting the colours up? Yes, do something like AndyMH. :P Specifically in this case you could parse the terminal style color codes and convert them to conky c...

Thank you I put in this ${curl wttr.in/Paris ?/t} but have the same result. Maybe if you have a working example i could play and go forward with, may get me on the right track Im not a coder as you may have guessed by now.. ${curl wttr.in/Paris ?/t} original ${curl wttr.in/Paris?/t} remove space ${...

my apologies for the pic http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1562807092.jpg those are terminal escape codes, so turn them off in that output. see the "View Options:" and use the T option "# switch terminal sequences off (no colors)". https://wttr.in/:help There's an example further down. add...

I can't see that, but of course you want to use a monospace font so the formatting looks correct.

and I think curl -s or curl --silent might be needed when called from another process so it's not showing some request info.

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