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| - | Welcome to the latest issue of Full Circle | + | **Welcome to the latest issue of Full Circle | 
| As ever, we have the usual suspects of Python, Inkscape, Krita and Rawtherapee, | As ever, we have the usual suspects of Python, Inkscape, Krita and Rawtherapee, | ||
| - | Long time readers of FCM will know that my first brush with Linux was with Kubuntu and KDE (3.5) many moons ago. I gave up on it when KDE4.0 arrived on the scene (unusable), briefly returned when it stabilised at 4.5, but left again when Plasma 5 came along as it didn't have a GUI for my graphics tablet. Well, a couple of weeks ago I decided to give the latest Kubuntu Live DVD a try. Just for old time sakes. And, wouldn' | + | Long time readers of FCM will know that my first brush with Linux was with Kubuntu and KDE (3.5) many moons ago. I gave up on it when KDE4.0 arrived on the scene (unusable), briefly returned when it stabilised at 4.5, but left again when Plasma 5 came along as it didn't have a GUI for my graphics tablet. Well, a couple of weeks ago I decided to give the latest Kubuntu Live DVD a try. Just for old time sakes. And, wouldn' | 
| - | One issue that I had, on installing Kubuntu 20.04.1, was that I had no sound. I tried all sorts of possible solutions. I could see (in Pavucontrol) that the sound was being produced as the little bar jumped up and down to the inaudible sound. Only after several days of head scratching did I find my solution. It turns out my PC has two output jacks and Kubuntu had decided to switch jacks. I only found the second jack after much crawling on my knees with a torch under my desk. That reminds me, I need get the hoover out... | + | Bienvenue dans ce nouveau numéro du magazine Full Circle | 
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| + | Comme toujours, il y a les tutoriels habituels, Python, Inkscape, Krita et Rawtherapee, | ||
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| + | Nos lecteurs de longue date sauront que la première fois que j’ai côtoyé Linux, c’était avec Kubutu et KDE (3.5) il y a bien longtemps. Je l’ai abandonné quand KDE 4.0 est arrivé (inutilisable), | ||
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| + | **One issue that I had, on installing Kubuntu 20.04.1, was that I had no sound. I tried all sorts of possible solutions. I could see (in Pavucontrol) that the sound was being produced as the little bar jumped up and down to the inaudible sound. Only after several days of head scratching did I find my solution. It turns out my PC has two output jacks and Kubuntu had decided to switch jacks. I only found the second jack after much crawling on my knees with a torch under my desk. That reminds me, I need get the hoover out... | ||
| Stay safe and well! | Stay safe and well! | ||
| All the best, and keep in touch! | All the best, and keep in touch! | ||
| + | Ronnie | ||
| + | ronnie@fullcirclemagazine.org** | ||
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| + | Un problème que j’ai rencontré après l’installation de Kubuntu 20.04.1, était qu’il n’y avait pas de son. J’ai essayé toutes les solutions possibles et imaginables. Je voyais (dans Pavucontrol) que le son était produit, puisque la petite barre sautait vers le haut et vers le bas en même temps que le son était inaudible. Il m'a fallu plusieurs jours de réflexion avant de trouver la solution. Il s’avère que mon PC a deux jacks de sortie et Kubuntu avait décidé d’utiliser l’autre. Je n’ai trouvé le deuxième jack qu’en crapahutant sur les genoux sous mon bureau avec une lampe de poche. Tiens, je dois sortir l’aspirateur… | ||
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| + | Soyez prudent et en bonne santé ! | ||
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| + | Amitiés et restons en contact, | ||
| Ronnie | Ronnie | ||
| ronnie@fullcirclemagazine.org | ronnie@fullcirclemagazine.org | ||
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