u/Nutellatoast_2

Hey everyone,

Just got the amazon basics stereo loudspeakers for my computer. But it seems that I don't get any audio output from the speakers. I have tried solving this by typing the command: alsamixer in the terminal and followed the instructions from a youtube tutorial. (I'm using Ubuntu btw)

But I still don't get any audio output.

https://preview.redd.it/v5fa5s8g17bh1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=5fd268ae12d78b94dd3d38654e24e72145559e99

Any solutions to that problem?

Hey everyone,

Just got the amazon basics stereo loudspeakers for my computer. But it seems that I don't get any audio output from the speakers. I have tried solving this by typing the command: alsamixer in the terminal and followed the instructions from a youtube tutorial.

But I still don't get any audio output.

https://preview.redd.it/jvjpij2217bh1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=87cea377c86ca116409346cb9cda02a3dc4a564f

Any solutions to that problem?

Hey there,

I have installed Linux like 3 months or so, and I'm satisfied with it. I have tried some things out, like customizing the terminal or downloading some themes especially icons and setting up VS code. But I want to know how Linux, the file system and the command line works.

I'm thinking of buying the book "The Linux Command Line" by William Shotts, and some other books.

But what learning source do you recommend?

ey everyone,

I have installed some configuration mods for my terminal so it looks beautiful. But I have messed some things up, and now the terminal looks like this:

https://preview.redd.it/azf8s7wqjvah1.png?width=795&format=png&auto=webp&s=f5057b331067e2dfdf19cf1927e1b8fc51cdba12

And I want to reset my configurations for the terminal to look like this again:

https://preview.redd.it/mn7aunevjvah1.png?width=1231&format=png&auto=webp&s=68437d028f1000f163449e0e93eafbf88d1d57ae

So what is the solution to that?

Hey there,

I've been using Ubuntu for like 2 months or so, and the only thing I cannot get along with is the theme and the icons.

I want a "Frutiger Aero"-like theme on my setup, but I couldn't find anything on the internet that pleases me.

What are your recommendations?

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to download the Vulkan Drivers, and encountered this error message by typing this command:

❯ sudo apt install

mesa-vulkan-drivers

vulkan-utils

Zusammenfassung:

Aktualisiere: 0, Installiere: 0, Entferne: 0, Aktualisiere nicht: 0

mesa-vulkan-drivers: Befehl nicht gefunden.

vulkan-utils: Befehl nicht gefunden.

Any solution to that problem? And btw, I'm using Ubuntu Linux.

Hey there,

I'm new to Python, and I wanted to know if somebody could explain why and how the .removeprefix() and .removesuffix() work? I can't get my head over it. For example:

filename = "test"
file_ending = ".py"
file = f"{filename}{file_ending}"          

I created three variables, and let's say, I want to remove the suffix with the .removesuffix() method:

print(file.removesuffix(file_ending))

What I'm getting at is that I also could write this instead:

print(file.removesuffix(filename))

Usually, you would write removeprefix instead of removesuffix. This is just an example.

But why won't the removesuffix() method delete the filename? Or better, how does the computer know which part of the string a prefix or suffix is?

Hey there,

I wanted to install zsh on my setup. Right after I typed this command prompt: chsh -s $(which zsh)

An error message appeared with the following statement: "The terminal could not be launched"

https://preview.redd.it/2h1xm8lubn9h1.png?width=830&format=png&auto=webp&s=1dea720b76ca5aff993bd7cb6c31fbc1f017feb9

Are there any solutions to this problem?

Hey there,

I have a problem running my Python file using the directory commands in my terminal. So if I wanted to run hello_world.py, I should usually, as the book I'm learning with suggests, type the path to my folder in my terminal. Something like this: cd /home/abdu/hello_world.py. This is the directory my folder is in. Am I missing something?

And what are better approaches to open and execute Python directly from the terminal?

Hey there,
I want to buy an AMD graphicscard, because of the fact that I recently switched to Linux, and being aware of the fact, that Nvidia and Linux don‘t have the best relationship.

But my question is: What graphicscard should I get as a switcher? Which graphicscard performs well, or better than the current gpu I have? Any recommendations?

Hey there,

I recently installed the Skyve mod for handling the mods I use. But after subscribing to the mod and having all the mods installed, I cannot open the .exe in my installation folder:

Tried opening Skyve.exe, but it doesn't open... It does not respond.

What can I do to solve that problem?

I have started learning programming with C++, and used it as a more patient tutor, for explaining concepts, if I don‘t understand the concept good enough by simply reading by book.

What I don‘t do is, to tell AI write all the code for me, or solve the problem. If I got stuck, I would ask AI to give me a food of thought, to solve this issue.

Recently I got the feeling, if I forego about using AI for explaining and generating programming tasks, I would be more able to think, and understand the logic of it on my own. Even if I got stuck, and think about the problem in my own way, I would imprint the solution and the logic behind it. What‘s your opinion about that? And what‘s your different approach?

Hello. I'm completely new to C++, and started learning this language a month ago. Right now, I'm learning about Range-based for loops. I want to know if it's possible to declare and initialise multiple variables, and if so, how could I do so?

So this is how you usually would write a Range-based for loop (Correct me if I'm wrong) :

    double price_pear = 0.75; 


    for (int p : {14, 23, 12})
    {
        double price_total = price_pear * p;
        std::cout << price_total << " $" << std::endl; 
    }

I want to declare multiple variables in this Range-based for loop, for example.

Thank you, everyone, for reaching out!