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I'm out for the night, a big dating game KISS goodbye....LOL

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I'm buying MAFoElffen a calculator LMAO

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Phaser Set

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Well we are glad your awake now....:)

42 battle on...

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you need to get in this habit, when buying newish hardware to be sure if Linux is fully supported.

I'm using Xubuntu, but should not matter, I add this to ".bashrc"

bash -c "sleep 10 && systemctl --user restart pipewire"

So far So Good...

EDIT: I feel I also need to add, once I'm logged...

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Yee Ha!

I filed a bug-report here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/2064869

Feel free to add yourself to it, helps with grabbing their attention

Xubuntu 24.04 here as well, I had seen double bluetooth applets when in Development, I have no Dropbox installs.

Moral of my reply, Xubuntu still has some minor bugs to it. And sometimes a reboot...

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Works nicely with and without firejail, firejail --private.

I'm just on the free version here, or no account.

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Yep Same as I get, someone needs to talk to that guy...LOL

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BTW who is that stranger MAFoElffen? Do we know them :P

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Mercy sake we have a contest now

Please try:

systemctl disable bluetooth
It should prompt you to enter your password

Also you could try:

systemctl stop --now bluetooth

That should persist through out your session

That should be good enough for now.

Unless you have other questions..

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BTW Back-ups are sexy...:)

Wise to stay with one OS.

If you want to play with more than one OS use KVM (Virt-manager) or Vbox it's much safer that way. :)

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Hi peyre, will you try this first:

snap-store --quit
See if it will quit gracefully.
Or run:

killall snap-store

If your still looking a good start with instructions found here: https://blackstewie.com/posts/install-ubuntu-with-btrfs/

I definitely suggest adding a "@snapshots" with one note "/.snapshots"...

My Disclaimer Is my attempt to keep one user at bay, They seem to want to educate me at every step. ;)

And I promise I would ask if needed. :P

That is very thought provoking, I'm happy as is outside of better current/newer hardware support, and that's not on Linux but vendors/manufacturers.

Hence the comment More Skilled/Qualified Coders...