I’m a bit confused about my new Linux computer showing time in 24-hour format. I don’t think in “1700 hours” notation, however, I think in “am/pm” notation. How can I switch how my Ubuntu Linux system shows the current time?
I am running Ubuntu Linux through Parallels Desktop on my Mac for software testing. Works well, but every time I start up, I get a stream of “printer added” notifications on my screen and it’s annoying. I have a network printer, how can I avoid all the notifications?
I’m a bit confused. I find cool pictures and choose “Set as Wallpaper” on my Linux PC. Works fine. Until I change it again, then the system’s forgotten the previous image. How can I build a library of wallpapers? Running Ubuntu on an Intel system.
I just got an M1 MacBook and love it. I’m in school and really want to teach myself Linux while I have the computer too, but my friends are telling me that Linux isn’t compatible with the Apple M1 chip. Any help or advice?
I’m new to Linux and want to add a network printer to the system so I can print as desired. Once accomplished, I also want to be able to rename the printers based on where they’re located. Is all that possible in Ubuntu Linux?
Every time I turn away from my Linux system for even five minutes it switches to sleep mode and then requires my password to unlock. This is a huge pain. How can I disable this security feature entirely, or at least have the delay be longer?
Love running Linux, but find it really weird to have email and other notifications show up on the lock screen. Is there some way to disable this huge breach of privacy? Running Ubuntu Linux if that matters.
I’m switching to Ubuntu Linux and need to set it up so that system alerts flash my screen rather than produce an audible beep. Is that possible? If so, where in the Ubuntu Linux settings can I make this change?
