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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 16, 2024

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Getting Spice console to work for Arch Plasma 6.2.3 Guest at ArchLinux Plasma 6.2.3 KVM Virtualiztion Host (bare metal)

=> ↺ Getting Spice console to work for Arch Plasma 6.2.3 Guest at ArchLinux Plasma 6.2.3 KVM Virtualiztion Host (bare metal)

Switch from from ICH9 to AC97 (sound)  via Virt-Manager Guest features  resolves the issue in meantime. Sound from youtube's video running inside VM starts to go via external speakers. Tested for F41 KDE Spin Guest at ArchLinux Plasma 6.2.3 KVM Virtualiztion Host as well.

XDA ☛ Ubuntu tip of the day: Hover the volume icon and use the scroll wheel to quickly adjust audio levels [Ed: That's GNOME (also in KDE), not Ubuntu]

=> ↺ Ubuntu tip of the day: Hover the volume icon and use the scroll wheel to quickly adjust audio levels

Did you know that you can quickly adjust the output audio level of Ubuntu by hovering the volume icon in the top-right corner of the screen and using your scroll wheel? This is an easy way to adjust the volume without having to bring up the quick access panel or take your hand of the mouse.

Network World ☛ 2-Minute Linux Tips: How to use the sdiff command

=> ↺ 2-Minute Linux Tips: How to use the sdiff command

In this Linux Tip, you'll learn to use the sdiff command, which compares text files side by side.

HowTo Geek ☛ The Best VPNs for Linux in 2024 [Ed: More like marketing spam disguised as journalism]

=> ↺ The Best VPNs for Linux in 2024

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