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Facing Archive Canonical Repository Issues? Here's Your IPv6 Solution!

Understanding the IPv6 Connection Hurdle

When updating the repositories, I found a recurring issue: the system's reluctance to connect through IPv6 on archive.canonical.com. This not only led to extended wait times but also culminated in a frustrating connection error. Disabling IPv6 seems like the go-to remedy, but it's akin to using a sledgehammer to crack a nut

Prioritizing IPv4: The Seamless Workaround

By tweaking a few settings, it's possible to give precedence to IPv4 over IPv6, ensuring smoother updates without sacrificing the benefits of either protocol.

Looking for a smart way to repurpose your old Android device? Turn it into a state-of-the-art surveillance camera using ZoneMinder on Ubuntu Server 16.04. This step-by-step guide will unveil the secrets of this setup.

Are you struggling to manage and remove software on your Ubuntu system? You're in the right place. Learn how to efficiently uninstall packages using the APT package manager with this comprehensive guide.

Unlock Linux remote desktop access effortlessly using X2go, outpacing xrdp and x11vnc.

Benefits of X2go:

• ]]>X2go]]> utilizes SSH, negating vnc or rdp needs.
• Swift setup and connection.
• Optimal for multiple sessions

Most VPS hosting providers use default English OS templates for virtual machines, lacking Russian language support. This can be problematic if you need to edit documents with Russian characters on an English Ubuntu setup.

A similar situation can arise during automated Ubuntu installations, such as in VMWare Workstation.

Are you an Ubuntu user looking to up your game in terms of screen recording and game streaming? In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the steps to harness the full potential of your Ubuntu system for both screen recording and live game streaming. We'll explore how to use OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) to achieve professional-quality streams and recordings. Let's dive in!

Hi there. I’m sure that many people have a question – how to forward ports on their routers, for make several internal HTTP or HTTPS services working on one external IP address. The question is mostly actual for home and small businesses. And the task can be solved with configuring a reverse proxy.

If you have Ubuntu OS on your home computer, then you may not need the logon with password. If computer is always at home, this is not particularly necessary, and usually entering passwrod when system turns on or goes out from sleep mode is pretty boring. Below I'll show you how to turn off password enterance on computer with Ubuntu when it turns on.

I have the keyboard - Logitech G510s. I've spent a lot of time to find out drivers for it for Ubuntu operating system. Actually it works well in Ubuntu, but it is unable to create macros, change LED colors and on LCD there is always G510s lit on the screen. At the same time media buttons works normaly out of the box.

Overall, during search for drivers, or how can it be called... The programm to controll display, colors and macros, I tried several different programms, and only one is working perfectly.

In that article I'll show you, how you can get a remote access to a Ubuntu computer. I mean remote desktop access, because I don't think you can have any questions with access to terminal, as I think ssh is well known to everyone.

I'll show how to get access with the hel p of VNC server and xrdp. Because if you want to make a connection from Windows computer, I think that VNC will work, to put it mildly, not so fast. Also youl need to install VNC client, if you will use simple VNC server, but there are situations when you cannot install additional software on computer, so we will configure everything so that you don't need to install anything. after the steps taken, you can 1) connect to your remote computer with clear VNC protocol; 2) connect to remote computer with RDP, and then from inside RDP session connect to desktop with VNC - that will allow you not to install additional client to computer from whitch you are connecting.

There is a single requirement to that scheme - you must have a real IP, or use VPN or SSH tunnel.