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Hello, after testing i3 Arch in a VM, I have now switched to real hardware (laptop).In the VM I was able to copy with mod+Shift+c and paste with mod+Shift+Paste. I assume it would work the same with the real hardware.But now I have the problem that the computer doesn't have an Insert key.Is there any way I can use a different key as the Insert key? If so, how?Or is there another way I can copy and paste?Kind regards

Thank you, I also had this issue when Jellyfin refused to load:[2024-12-04 07:48:35.595 +13:00] [ERR] FFmpeg validation: The process returned no result[2024-12-04 07:48:35.595 +13:00] [ERR] FFmpeg: Failed version check: "/usr/lib/jellyfin-ffmpeg/ffmpeg"[2024-12-04 07:48:35.595 +13:00] [ERR] FFmpeg: Path set by "command line or environment variable" is invalid[2024-12-04 07:48:35.596 +13:00] [FTL] Error while starting serverMediaBrowser.Common.FfmpegException: Failed to find valid ffmpeg   at Emby.Server.Implementations.ApplicationHost.RunStartupTasksAsync()   at Jellyfin.Server.Program.StartServer(IServerApplicationPaths appPaths, StartupOptions options, IConfiguration startupConfig)Solved by using lddtree and replacing shaderc-non-semantic-debug with shaderc:: shaderc-2024.3-2 and shaderc-non-semantic-debug-2024.1-1 are in conflict. Remove shaderc-non-semantic-debug? [y/N] y

I would question systemd's wisdomFull stop Does it help to nohup mousekeys/evsieve?Sidebar:Why are you running1. sudo evsieve from a user session itfp?2. running a script that's called mousekeys.sh on X11?https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/xkbset (+m) and also https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/X_keyb … se_control - and https://confluence.jaytaala.com/display … s+in+Linux  unless your mousekeys work the other way round and map buttons to keys

don't know ehy one would use it, but:tge config seem to use a tuple of<protocol> <host> <port>so, an example would beSOCKS5 2001::dead:beef 8080

Well, *you* found the bug - I just read it

Fixed in xterm-396. Thanks to dickey.

Sorry again for misunderstanding the question. I think that I misunderstood because I cannot answer now: in fact I do not have anymore that laptop with Ubuntu to check that information; for that I can only tell that I did not have to worry about explicitly chowning before.

On a fresh Arch install, I experience a strange behavior: switching to a chrome window and sending any UI actions (like Ctrl+T for new tab) often has a noticeable lag (of about 500-1200ms, roughly, by guess). It does not always happen but is easily reproducable, and it only happens if I have more Chrome windows open with separate user profiles. (I use many profiles for work, plus a personal, etc). Having only a single Chrome window open, I never experience this problem.I'm using Wayland, an Intel GPU (meteor lake), Chrome package is google-chrome 131.0.6778.85-1 and I see no errors in journalctl or the chrome debug log which I enabled from the terminal temporarily. I have no suspicious extensions either, and I disabled the Chrome memory saver (as it really feeling like it's swapping back data from somewhere when that happens).Any ideas how to hunt this issue down? Anyone else can reproduce this with multiple open profile windows?

Thanks.Solutionpacman -S ttf-gohu-nerdAnd new interactive shell session.

I confirm that an issue with "stl_vector.h assertion failed" triggered by adding an input to a Sequential model persist. It seems to be caused by python-optree and is reported here:https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … -/issues/1Building python-optree 0.13.1 using python-cmake-bin from AUR seems to fix this particular issue.I am still getting a SIGSEGV+core dumped (unauthorized memory access) with some tensorflow models that used to work prior the "stl_vector.h assertion failed" issue.

Please don't follow or recommend youtube guides.The linear format makes them unexhaustive in nature, what randomly might have worked for you could run the next guy into a disaster and they also tend to be full of nonsense and quickly dated.Just recollect what you did (you can use https://deepl.com/) and then please always remember to mark resolved threads by editing your initial posts subject - so others will know that there's no task left, but maybe a solution to find.Thanks.

would this be a problem or cuz trouble for me ?It would just mean that your xinitrc is irrelevant unless you're maybe using https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Displa … _a_sessionPlease always remember to mark resolved threads by editing your initial posts subject - so others will know that there's no task left, but maybe a solution to find.Thanks.

Missing dependency?  I just tried Geary on a Debian Trixie installation and contacts integration works fine there.

But you cannot select random sizes, notably likely not the one set as default for the UI, can you?What sizes are available for the font? I only get the 8px one, does it help to set your font size to 8px?fine with most QT6 applications up until recentlyWhat's "most Qt6 applications"? (ftr, "QT" is quicktime) and what changed "recently"? Did you update Qt6, install that chicago theme, reconfigure your fonts, got a HiDPI monitor, …?https://github.com/1chan-level-journali … rif-Raster explicitly tells to use pcf w/ QT, you should be able to install and use both (pcf for Qt and otb for pango)Does the pcf variant behave better?

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