In my experience, my system monitors always graph right to left. So first off the History option seems to be what I’m familiar with…except it starts graphing left to right then when it reaches the other end it switches right to left. What in the Twilight Zone is going on? Am I crazy? Also the …
Monthly Archives: July 2021
Tumbleweed applying 289 updates!
Success!
Dbeaver
Can’t believe I hadn’t heard about Dbeaver until a recent Destination Linux podcast talked about it. A free multi-platform database tool that works on many different databases. Tried it on a SQLite DB, and it worked great. Automatically downloaded the driver needed. It caught my attention because it supposedly works on MS-Access databases. However I …
Fix Tumbleweed VLC/browser playback
This also fixed Twitter videos not playing in Firefox! Solution here! sudo zypper ar -cfp 90 http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/packman/suse/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/Essentials packman-essentialssudo zypper dup –from packman-essentials –allow-vendor-change The above 2 seemed to fix the problem however there was another step listed (see below) in the solution that I did not do…because the above 2 commands fixed the problem!
More gnuCOBOL issues in Tumbleweed
Had successfully compiled a simple program. But the latest compile attempt give me… bill@bill-MS-7B79:~/Mystuff/COBOL/progs/Primes> cobc PRIMCOB1.cbl /tmp/cob5820_0.c:11:10: fatal error: gmp.h: No such file or directory 11 | #include <gmp.h> | ^~~~~~~compilation terminated.bill@bill-MS-7B79:~/Mystuff/COBOL/progs/Primes> Solved: Had to select gmp-devl in YaST Software. This selected 2 other packages also. libgmp10 already was checked
Tumbleweed applying 636 updates!
Applied and successful reboot!
Garuda Linux
Been hearing a lot of good things about Garuda Linux. Sounded like something I would like to try. Unfortunately they say ” We do not support dual booting as it can lead to many potential problems regarding peripherals such as Wifi & Bluetooth not working. It might also cause the system to be unbootable after …
Solution to last update…high CPU usage!
Installed proprietary Nvidia driver by following this. Once again not a show stopper but more work to install Nvidia drivers than I’m use to. I did this because I’ve seen similar problems with other distros. bill@bill-MS-7B79:~> sudo hwinfo –gfxcard | grep Model [sudo] password for root: Model: “nVidia GK208B [GeForce GT 730]” bill@bill-MS-7B79:~> sudo …
Tumbleweed problems after applying 73 updates!
Success? Not flawless. Appeared to complete. However it had problems shutting down. CPU was running at 60%+. Finally did ALT+CTRL+Back Space a few times and it logged off and rebooted. At re-logon CPU still running high…60%+. Top reports plasma-systemmo running at over 700%. Rebooted…same thing. Shutdown/restart…same thing. Not good : (
More on my MVS Create Standalone Executable video
Did more editing on this video I intend to post to YouTube. Last I worked on it was a little over 2 months ago. Removed a few minutes that didn’t really contribute to the subject. Increased volume thanks to kdenlive. That simple fix alone makes the video so much better!