If you are using the default theme "Authentic" and the extension "Audio Equalizer"
The problem comes from your browser fail after being told to define "core" twice.
Uncaught SyntaxError: Identifier 'core' has already been declared (at bundle.min.js?26504009999999999:1:1)
I know the chance is one in a whatnot but maybe it can save someone a couple of minutes.
I added Network and Sound to the other monitors
Network and sound are a couple of the files that aren't numbered by default.
Even if that stops you from adding them in GUI, this is not a limitation in the back end
Duplicate the named files as many times as you need and name the new files with next available number
as an example, this is the new content of my /sound@cinnamon.org
48.json
50.json
52.json
sound@cinnamon.org.json
All files have identical content
You can rename the original file to its corresponding number but you don't have to
gsettings get org.cinnamon enabled-applets
will give you current list
Here are the new entries I had to make
Panel 2 (Right):
Network: panel2:right:6:network@cinnamon.org:47
Sound: panel2:right:7:sound@cinnamon.org:48
Panel 3 (Right):
Network: panel3:right:6:network@cinnamon.org:49
Sound: panel3:right:7:sound@cinnamon.org:50
Panel 4 (Right):
Network: panel4:right:6:network@cinnamon.org:51
Sound: panel4:right:7:sound@cinnamon.org:52
panel(number) is your monitor, in this case I already had network@cinnamon.org.json and sound@cinnamon.org.json on panel1
right or left is self explained but the number after is the position, it need to be vacant and you can move them later in panel edit mode
Mine ended up as this after moving around:
'panel2:right:4:network@cinnamon.org:47', 'panel2:right:5:sound@cinnamon.org:48',
'panel3:right:4:network@cinnamon.org:49', 'panel3:right:5:sound@cinnamon.org:50',
'panel4:right:4:network@cinnamon.org:51', 'panel4:right:5:sound@cinnamon.org:52']
Add the new info right before the ending bracket. It is all in apostrophes and on one line separated by "comma space"
Use
gsettings get org.cinnamon enabled-applets
To export current list and use
gsettings set org.cinnamon enabled-applets "['one panel', 'after another', 'all in one line']"
To save the new list.
Include the quotation marks (")
A server that corrupted data after a bit of use have had me running loops around faulty... everythings for some time now.
Today it zapped me.
I bring my full body chainmail for tomorrows bug hunt.
Side note; Walk around holding on to one end of a voltmeter, and poke things with the other end. Fire extinguishers of all things surprised me a bit.
I wanted to update my panel apps on my other monitors since my goto apps have changed a bit. This wasn't all that straight forward on Linux Mint 22.3 Cinnamon so I did what I do best, fetch a coffee and forget stuff.
After I forgot that I had already written about duplicating your panel on multiple monitors or simply change them all from one place earlier, I instead found a bunch of seemingly random numbered json files in
/home/your_username/.config/cinnamon/spices/grouped-window-list@cinnamon.org/
In there was one file for every monitor, plus 3 I didn't bother to investigate closer, because it's Tuesday after all and I needed to fetch a coffee.
Those, in my case 4 files had this section in them:
"pinned-apps": {
"type": "generic",
"default": [
"nemo.desktop",
"firefox.desktop",
"org.gnome.Terminal.desktop"
],
"value": [
"nemo.desktop",
"firefox.desktop",
"org.mozilla.firefox.desktop:flatpak",
"org.gnome.Terminal.desktop",
"one.ablaze.floorp.desktop:flatpak",
"LibreWolf.desktop:flatpak",
"Ásbrú Connection Manage.desktop",
"signal-desktop.desktop",
"rustdesk.desktop",
"com.github.wwmm.easyeffects.desktop:flatpak",
"org.kde.kdeconnect.app.desktop",
]
They had some other stuff as well, but I felt I should get a coffee so I just forgot about that and started some copy and pasting.
After saving I forgot to restart and simply though it didn't work.
I recommend you avoid the forgetting bit as much as possible and focus on a restart instead, it works better that way.
I used to think I wrote these things as a reminder to my self but, that clearly don't work.
Heres my my 0.8_Brightness.sh that I launch from meny with "in terminal" checked
#!/bin/bash
xrandr --output HDMI-0 --brightness 0.8
xrandr --output DP-4 --brightness 0.8
xrandr --output DP-2 --brightness 0.8
xrandr --output DP-0 --brightness 0.8
xrandr :you need this one
--output :I would have guessed set or something but .. well
HDMI or DP :Use xrandr -q
--brightness :this makes sense
Value of 1 is normal 0.5 is really dark
For easy restore to normal, just create another file with --brightness 1
#!/bin/bash
xrandr --output HDMI-0 --brightness 1
xrandr --output DP-4 --brightness 1
xrandr --output DP-2 --brightness 1
xrandr --output DP-0 --brightness 1
Don't forget to make the files executable
I wanted the same panel in Linux on all my monitors and found that the info/config is a bit spread out.
If you want to duplicate your pinned apps you will find the json files in
http://in/home/Your-USERNAME/.config/cinnamon/spices/grouped-window-list@cinnamon.org/
I used
dconf dump /org/cinnamon/ > panel-config.txt
to duplicate my panels (remember that all id's must be unique)* in order to populate /grouped-window-list@cinnamon.org/ with json-files and then replaced the new files with the file from the original panel.
Use
dconf load /org/cinnamon/ > panel-config.txt
to write your changes.
* I pasted the panel bit found in between "enabled-applets=[" and "] enabled-desklets" into calc, quadruplicated the text and used the rolling number (pull down) feature to ensure unique numbers. Exported and cleaned it up for pasting.
The repository 'https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu \ Release' does not have a Release file.
Is
echo "deb [arch=$(dpkg --architecture) signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/docker.gpg] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu $(lsb_release -cs) stable" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/docker.list > /dev/null
not working?
If you are running Linux Mint 22 use this instead
echo "deb [arch=amd64 signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/docker.gpg] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu noble stable" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/docker.list > /dev/null
$(dpkg --architecture) :you can leave this if you don't know that you have amd64
$(lsb_release -cs) :will return wilma or another incorrect value. Mint 22 is based on Noble Numbat so we be better off writing out noble.
If you use another version of Mint, check corresponding Ubuntu version and check what it corresponds to in the repo https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/
"Noble Numbat" is located in the catalog "noble"
I saw this little angry red dot next to the clock earlier today.
I clicked on it, it said "info" and Remove 'XApp Status Applet'
Selecting info only showed me info regarding XApp Status Applet.
It turns out it was the built-in screen recorder.
I use Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon, and just as in other Linux desktop environments, you have a built-in screen recorder that activates/deactivates with CTRL ALT Shift R.
IT saves the file in /Videos. In Cinnamon, the filename starts with cinnamon and can look something like this cinnamon-2024-10-12T125401+0200.webm
Shortcut Key Command: Activate/Deactivate CTRL ALT Shift R
Save file location: ~/videos
Just a reminder for myself.
I get the error in the Minecraft log, and so far the only problem is the error message itself.
Plus, I keep forgetting where to shut it off.
In Paper MC, Bukkit, Spigot, and perhaps others, the log message can be silenced in bukkit.yml. Just change
warn-on-overload: true
to
warn-on-overload: false
The last line gave it away
The wanderer
Is
Mr Tharp
It's a small universe
I needed to copy my address book from Roundcube to outlook online office
Roundcube gave me a .vcf file and outlook refused to handle it.
The easiest way to convert for was for me to import the .vcf into Thunderbird:
Tools - Import > Address Books > vCard file
I lost HDMI as audio output device when I updated to Linux Mint 20.2
Using Nvidia 460 from drivers interface plus this change below, gave me back the audio HDMI output option.
pcie_port_pm=offin /etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash pcie_port_pm=off"
sudo update-grub
The above was originally posted by summonholmes over at forums.linuxmint.com
My /etc/modules
already contained
nvidia
nvidia-drm
nvidia-modeset
Maybe relevant, maybe not.
Not to worry
overseer12 over at forums.lutris.net have you covered.
Or if you feel adventurous you can paste:
sqlite3 ~/.local/share/lutris/pga.db "DELETE FROM games WHERE hidden=1;"
into a file named cleanlutris.sh & make it executable by: chmod +x cleanlutris.sh
and the run ./cleanlutris.sh to remove all hidden entries.
Don't forget to first hide the uninstalled game for this to work.
pve-firmware : Conflicts: firmware-linux-free but 3.4 is to be installedapt remove linux-image-amd64 && apt upgrade
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