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**Welcome back to another edition of Questions and Answers! In this section we will endeavour to answer your Ubuntu questions. Be sure to add details of the version of your operating system and your hardware. I will try to remove any personally identifiable strings from questions, but it is best not to include things like serial numbers, UUIDs, or IP addresses. If your question does not appear immediately, | **Welcome back to another edition of Questions and Answers! In this section we will endeavour to answer your Ubuntu questions. Be sure to add details of the version of your operating system and your hardware. I will try to remove any personally identifiable strings from questions, but it is best not to include things like serial numbers, UUIDs, or IP addresses. If your question does not appear immediately, | ||
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+ | Bienvenue dans cette nouvelle édition de Questions-Réponses ! Dans cette section, nous nous efforcerons de répondre à vos questions sur Ubuntu. N' | ||
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**I recently sat down to read something to take my mind off of life. I grabbed “Stellaris infinite frontiers”, | **I recently sat down to read something to take my mind off of life. I grabbed “Stellaris infinite frontiers”, | ||
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+ | Je me suis récemment installé pour lire quelque chose pour me changer les idées. J'ai choisi « Stellaris Infinite Frontiers », | ||
**Q: My 14” Dell has a blue version of the red Lenovo nipple. However, it is terrible. On my Lenovo, if I add pressure, the cursor accelerates, | **Q: My 14” Dell has a blue version of the red Lenovo nipple. However, it is terrible. On my Lenovo, if I add pressure, the cursor accelerates, | ||
+ | A: Hahahaha, thanks for the laugh. It’s called a trackpoint, heh and a trackpad. (just so we are all on the same page, mousepads are what the rodents glide on, don’t worry, English is not my first language either.) You can try to install Gnome Tweaks – it has a separate acceleration option for trackpads and trackpoints, | ||
- | A: Hahahaha, thanks for the laugh. It’s called a trackpoint, heh and a trackpad. (just so we are all on the same page, mousepads are what the rodents glide on, don’t worry, English is not my first language either.) You can try to install Gnome Tweaks – it has a separate acceleration option for trackpads and trackpoints, | ||
+ | Q: I’ve installed the “privacy quick settings” addin for gnome. https:// | ||
- | **Q: I’ve installed the “privacy quick settings” addin for gnome. https:// | + | A: I’m not familiar with the Gnome extension, but I installed |
- | A: I’m not familiar with the Gnome extension, but I installed it from the Gnome extensions website and it did absolutely nothing for me either. I’d turn off microphone, but I was still able to make calls with FAgram, and Telegram Desktop. My suggestion is to log a ticket with the developer on his github page. ** | + | Q : Mon Dell 14 pouces est équipé d’une version bleue du téton rouge du Lenovo. Cependant, c’est horrible. Sur mon Lenovo, si j’appuie davantage, le curseur accélère et il est plus précis que le tapis de souris. L’embout du Dell est lent et imprécis. J’utilise Gnome sur mon Dell, mais je peux changer d’application si vous le souhaitez. Je ne connais aucun pilote à installer et Ubuntu est à jour. La seule différence entre les deux réside dans la taille de l’écran : |
+ | R : Hahahaha, merci pour le rire. Ça s’appelle un trackpoint, hein, et un trackpad. (Pour être tout à fait d’accord, les tapis de souris sont ce sur quoi les rongeurs glissent, rassurez-vous, | ||
- | **Q: Whenever I drag my window to the left or right center of my screen, on the opposite side, there is Document viewer and Firefox and VLC popping up like I pressed control and alt, but only in Gnome, it goes away when I go back to Cinnamon? | ||
+ | Q : J’ai installé l’extension « Paramètres rapides de confidentialité » pour Gnome. https:// | ||
- | A: If you want to get rid of it, you need to open ‘Settings’ in Gnome, | + | R : Je ne connais pas l’extension |
- | **Q: My laptop is only a dual core i3 with 4Gb of Ram, so I tend to stick with lightweight apps. The other one my daughter uses is an i5, but it has 2Gb of Ram. To keep things simple, we use Abiword. As my eyes are giving me trouble I prefer | + | **Q: Whenever |
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+ | A: If you want to get rid of it, you need to open ‘Settings’ in Gnome, then go to ‘Ubuntu Desktop’ and on the right under ‘Enhanced Tiling’ | ||
+ | Q: My laptop is only a dual core i3 with 4Gb of Ram, so I tend to stick with lightweight apps. The other one my daughter uses is an i5, but it has 2Gb of Ram. To keep things simple, we use Abiword. As my eyes are giving me trouble I prefer to use a dark background with a light font. I have Xubuntu and she has Kubuntu, but neither of us can figure out how to change the i-bar to a light version. Can you help? | ||
A: At first I changed my background to dark blue and my font to yellow. My I-bar remained like it was as it is a mouse theme thing, not an Abiword theme thing. Then I realised the flashing cursor was black. I suspect this is what you meant. I can see that being a problem on a black or dark grey page. However, I have no idea how to change it. If there are any of our smart readers out there who can help, please reach out to us, it would be appreciated.** | A: At first I changed my background to dark blue and my font to yellow. My I-bar remained like it was as it is a mouse theme thing, not an Abiword theme thing. Then I realised the flashing cursor was black. I suspect this is what you meant. I can see that being a problem on a black or dark grey page. However, I have no idea how to change it. If there are any of our smart readers out there who can help, please reach out to us, it would be appreciated.** | ||
- | **Q: I wanted to change my default Terminal in Gnome Ubuntu. However, there was no option for it in “default apps”. I then used the “Apps” part to see what I could set, but it had less than nothing. If I went to app details, it said “potentially unsafe, provided by a third party” and at the top it said the app is not sandboxed, so settings cannot be enforced? I’m more confused than ever. | + | Q : Lorsque je fais glisser ma fenêtre vers le centre gauche ou droit de mon écran, de l’autre côté, la visionneuse de documents, Firefox et VLC apparaissent comme si j’avais appuyé sur Ctrl et Alt, mais uniquement dans Gnome. Ces options disparaissent lorsque je retourne dans Cinnamon. |
+ | R : Pour les supprimer, ouvrez les « Paramètres » dans Gnome, puis allez dans « Bureau Ubuntu » et, à droite, sous « Mosaïque améliorée », | ||
- | A: Think of those app settings as for Snaps only. If your installed .deb files show up there, you will not be able to manage them. That is part of the Snap ecosystem that is built into Ubuntu Gnome.** | ||
+ | Q : Mon ordinateur portable est un i3 double cœur avec 4 Go de RAM, j’ai donc tendance à utiliser des applications légères. L’autre ordinateur que ma fille utilise est un i5, mais il a 2 Go de RAM. Pour simplifier, nous utilisons Abiword. Comme j’ai des problèmes de vue, je préfère utiliser un fond sombre avec une police claire. J’utilise Xubuntu et elle Kubuntu, mais aucune de nous ne sait comment changer la barre d’outils en une version claire. Pouvez-vous m’aider ? | ||
- | **Q: I’m really trying to dip my toes into Ubuntu. I installed it on my crappy chromebook tablet thing and it worked! The best part is Ubuntu only uses 12 Gb compared to Windows using almost all of my 32Gb. How can I find out more about getting started, like what is the best way? | + | R : Au début, j'ai changé mon arrière-plan en bleu foncé et ma police en jaune. Ma barre d' |
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+ | A: Think of those app settings as for Snaps only. If your installed .deb files show up there, you will not be able to manage them. That is part of the Snap ecosystem that is built into Ubuntu Gnome. | ||
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+ | Q: I’m really trying to dip my toes into Ubuntu. I installed it on my crappy chromebook tablet thing and it worked! The best part is Ubuntu only uses 12 Gb compared to Windows using almost all of my 32Gb. How can I find out more about getting started, like what is the best way? | ||
A: You can start with F1, yep, hit F1 on your desktop and you will get the help manual. You can also visit the Ubuntu website, they too have manuals on anything you may need. You could also trawl Youtube, look for “10, 15 or 20 things to do after installing Ubuntu”. Then grab back issues of FCM, it is not in sequence, but it is meant to inspire you rather than be textbook. (Try: https:// | A: You can start with F1, yep, hit F1 on your desktop and you will get the help manual. You can also visit the Ubuntu website, they too have manuals on anything you may need. You could also trawl Youtube, look for “10, 15 or 20 things to do after installing Ubuntu”. Then grab back issues of FCM, it is not in sequence, but it is meant to inspire you rather than be textbook. (Try: https:// | ||
+ | Q : Je voulais modifier mon terminal par défaut dans Gnome Ubuntu. Cependant, il n’y avait aucune option dans « Applications par défaut ». J’ai alors utilisé la section « Applications » pour voir ce que je pouvais configurer, mais il n’y avait presque rien. En allant dans les détails de l’application, | ||
- | **Q: Where can I get a typing tutor for Linux? I had one on Windows 98/XP and now I want one for my kids. Only, none of those work on Ubuntu. We moved to Ubuntu | + | R : Considérez ces paramètres d’application comme réservés aux Snaps. Si vos fichiers .deb installés apparaissent ici, vous ne pourrez pas les gérer. Cela fait partie de l’écosystème Snap intégré à Ubuntu |
- | A: I can recommend an app called Klavaro. I think it is free for personal use. There are also terminal-based typing tutors if you would prefer, but I think Klavaro may be the most rounded. I will get it and add an article to the magazine.** | + | Q : J’essaie vraiment de me familiariser avec Ubuntu. Je l’ai installé sur ma tablette Chromebook de mauvaise qualité et ça a fonctionné ! Le plus intéressant, c’est qu’Ubuntu n’utilise que 12 Go, alors que Windows utilise la quasi-totalité de mes 32 Go. Comment puis-je en savoir plus sur la meilleure façon de démarrer ? |
+ | R : Vous pouvez commencer par F1. Appuyez sur F1 sur votre bureau et vous obtiendrez le manuel d' | ||
- | **Q: Quick one, I’m running Ubuntu server on a machine with a Xeon CPU. I just want to check on the battery every so often as it is a few years old and plugged in permanently. Is there a way if there is no GUI? | ||
+ | **Q: Where can I get a typing tutor for Linux? I had one on Windows 98/XP and now I want one for my kids. Only, none of those work on Ubuntu. We moved to Ubuntu with Windows 8 when Windows 7 stopped supporting. I haven’t really wanted for anything, until now. | ||
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+ | A: I can recommend an app called Klavaro. I think it is free for personal use. There are also terminal-based typing tutors if you would prefer, but I think Klavaro may be the most rounded. I will get it and add an article to the magazine. | ||
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+ | Q: Quick one, I’m running Ubuntu server on a machine with a Xeon CPU. I just want to check on the battery every so often as it is a few years old and plugged in permanently. Is there a way if there is no GUI? | ||
A: Check on the battery, eh? When you check the power, you should see all the info on the battery too. Type: upower -i / | A: Check on the battery, eh? When you check the power, you should see all the info on the battery too. Type: upower -i / | ||
- | **Q: I’m running Ubuntu 24.04 on my HP laptop. While everything seems fine, I have no sound whatsoever. I have been reading up on ALSA and Pipewire, but I’m not sure what I need. < | + | Q : Où puis-je trouver un tuteur de frappe pour Linux ? J’en avais un sous Windows 98/XP et j’en veux un pour mes enfants. Seulement, aucun de ces logiciels ne fonctionne sous Ubuntu. Nous sommes passés à Ubuntu avec Windows 8 lorsque Windows 7 n’a plus été supporté. Je n’en ai pas vraiment eu besoin jusqu’à présent. |
+ | R : Je peux vous recommander une application appelée Klavaro. Je pense qu’elle est gratuite pour un usage personnel. Il existe aussi des tuteurs de frappe en mode terminal si vous préférez, mais je pense que Klavaro est peut-être la plus complète. Je vais me la procurer et publier un article dans le magazine. | ||
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+ | Q : Rapide : j’utilise Ubuntu Server sur une machine équipée d’un processeur Xeon. Je veux juste vérifier l’état de la batterie de temps en temps, car elle a quelques années et est branchée en permanence. Y a-t-il un moyen de vérifier l’état de la batterie s’il n’y a pas d’interface graphique ? | ||
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+ | R : Vérifier l’état de la batterie, n’est-ce pas ? Lorsque vous vérifiez l’alimentation, | ||
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+ | **Q: I’m running Ubuntu 24.04 on my HP laptop. While everything seems fine, I have no sound whatsoever. I have been reading up on ALSA and Pipewire, but I’m not sure what I need. < | ||
A: It seems that you need to downgrade/ | A: It seems that you need to downgrade/ | ||
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“Use the Ubuntu HWE kernel (6.11-generic): | “Use the Ubuntu HWE kernel (6.11-generic): | ||
- | sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-24.04”** | + | sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-24.04” |
- | **Q: I’m pulling my hair out with Ubuntu Nobel and SM Player. When I do a sound test, it is loud. I can go turn on overamplification, | + | Q: I’m pulling my hair out with Ubuntu Nobel and SM Player. When I do a sound test, it is loud. I can go turn on overamplification, |
A: You mentioned VLC and a known issue (since 18.04) is that if you turn the volume down in VLC on Ubuntu, it sort of messes with the overall sound for other media players. (Global volume) I will bet that your volume in VLC is low, play something, turn the volume to 100% and quit VLC. Now open your movie in SMPayer and the sound there too, will be louder.** | A: You mentioned VLC and a known issue (since 18.04) is that if you turn the volume down in VLC on Ubuntu, it sort of messes with the overall sound for other media players. (Global volume) I will bet that your volume in VLC is low, play something, turn the volume to 100% and quit VLC. Now open your movie in SMPayer and the sound there too, will be louder.** | ||
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+ | Q : J’utilise Ubuntu 24.04 sur mon ordinateur portable HP. Bien que tout semble fonctionner, | ||
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+ | R : Il semble qu’il faille rétrograder/ | ||
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+ | Q : Je m’arrache les cheveux avec Ubuntu Nobel et SM Player. Lorsque je fais un test sonore, le son est fort. Je peux activer la suramplification, | ||
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+ | R : Vous avez mentionné VLC et un problème connu (depuis la version 18.04) : si vous baissez le volume dans VLC sous Ubuntu, cela perturbe le son général des autres lecteurs multimédias. (Volume global) Je parie que votre volume dans VLC est bas. Lancez une lecture, réglez le volume à 100 % et quittez VLC. Ouvrez ensuite votre film dans SMPayer et le son sera plus fort. | ||
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A: It took me a while, until I realised you meant right clicking on your desktop. I had no idea, so I surfed the web a bit. It turns out the desktop options are not provided by the file manager, that is why it is different. If you want to manage files on your desktop, you can do that from the file manager. If you want more, I suggest searching the extensions.gnome.org website. ** | A: It took me a while, until I realised you meant right clicking on your desktop. I had no idea, so I surfed the web a bit. It turns out the desktop options are not provided by the file manager, that is why it is different. If you want to manage files on your desktop, you can do that from the file manager. If you want more, I suggest searching the extensions.gnome.org website. ** | ||
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+ | Q : Lorsque je fais un clic droit dans Ubuntu, je ne vois que : Modifier l’arrière-plan, | ||
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+ | R : Il m’a fallu un certain temps avant de comprendre que vous parliez du clic droit sur votre bureau. Je n’en avais aucune idée, alors j’ai surfé un peu sur le Web. Il s’avère que les options du bureau ne sont pas fournies par le gestionnaire de fichiers, c’est pourquoi c’est différent. Si vous souhaitez gérer les fichiers sur votre bureau, vous pouvez le faire depuis le gestionnaire de fichiers. Pour en savoir plus, je vous suggère de consulter le site extensions.gnome.org. | ||
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