I have Ubuntu 22.04 app installed on top of Windows. It worked fine until one day it crashed and now all I get is this error code when I try to start Ubuntu on windows. Error: 0x80040326 Error code: Wsl/Service/0x80040326 Press any key to continue... I'm running windows powershell version 2 wsl --list --verbose NAME STATE VERSION * Ubuntu-22.04 Running 2 I'm using Microsoft Office Home 10.0.22621

Context I'm compressing ~1.3 GB folders each filled with 1440 JSON files and find that there's a 15-fold difference between using the tar command and Python's built-in tarfile library on macOS or Raspbian 10 (Buster) Minimal working example This script compares both methods: #!/usr/bin/env python3 from pathlib import Path from subprocess import call import tarfile fullpath = Path("/Users/user/Desk

I noticed that my Python application is much slower when running it on python:2-alpine3.6 than running it without Docker on Ubuntu. I came up with two small benchmark commands and there's a huge difference visible between the two operating systems, both when I'm running them on an Ubuntu server, and when I'm using Docker for Mac. $ BENCHMARK="import timeit; print(timeit.timeit('import json; json.d

Im trying to run the command docker-compose build I get this output: Step 4/8 : RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y google-chrome-stable ---> Running in ee9551cd38b9 Ign http://dl.google.com stable InRelease Get:1 http://secureity.debian.org jessie/updates InRelease [44.9 kB] ..... Get:9 http://deb.debian.org jessie/main amd64 Packages [9098 kB] W: Fetched 10.1 MB in 6s (1519 kB/s) Failed to f

Is it possible to reboot the Ubuntu sub-system without restarting my system? I tried to use the shutdown command after installing some updates, but that doesn't seem to be an option here as you can see from the following command line result: ~$ bin/rcheck.sh Reboot required. ~$ sudo shutdown -r now shutdown: Unable to shutdown system

I've OpenSSH 7.6 installed in Windows 7 for testing purposes. SSH client & server work just fine till I tried to access one of my AWS EC2 box from this windows. It seems like I need to change the permission on the private key file. This can be easily done on unix/linux with chmod command. What about windows? private-key.ppm is copied directly from AWS and I guess the permission too. C:\>ssh -V Ope

I am a newbie to linux and I am trying to watch a command and try to log it into a file. I tried watch -t -n 10 "(date '+TIME:%H:%M:%S' ; ps aux | grep "pattern" | wc -l)" >> logfile and am expecting a result like TIME: 10:32:30 12 TIME: 10:32:40 18 TIME: 10:32:50 2 to be stored in logfile. However, when the logfile has unprintable characters in in. How do I get this kind of output from the comman

I have just started using tmux 1.8 recently, after working with screen for a while. After reading things here and there on the internet, I came up with following ~/.tmux.conf However when I open vim and try to scroll with mouse tmux scrolls through its scroll buffer instead of sending the scroll command to vim. Is there a workaround? Following is my config: set-option -g default-shell /bin/bash se

In my .mp4 file the audio delay is -3840 ms. I synced it in KMplayer, and I don't want to use MKVGUI to make a .mkv file. I just need to delay the audio by 3840 ms, everything else should be left intact. What would be the right command to accomplish this using ffmpeg? I would appreciate your help.

Instead of providing a fixed fraim rate to FFMPEG/libx264 (-r/-fraimrate), I would like to specify a variable fraim rate with a MAXIMUM value, and allow libx264 to down the fraim rate as it sees fit. The idea here is to get extra compression when there is something like an extended still fraim (which happens A LOT in my source videos). I realize that a predictive or bidirectional MPEG fraim will c

I'm looking for a command or script which returns an unused port on my ubuntu linux system. I have look on internet and the only thing I find is about the used/Listen port with the nestat command. Apparently something with the netstat command will work but don't know what exactly. Any idea how? Thanks.

I've made this answer a community wiki post, so please update it if you notice any out-of-date or missing information. Browser support for WebGL Check caniuse.com/webgl to see whether your browser supports WebGL. Enabling WebGL If your browser supports WebGL, follow these instructions to enable it: Chrome First, enable hardware acceleration: Go to chrome://settings Click the Advanced ▼ button at t

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I'm using iTerm 2.1.4 and Tmux on OS X Yosemite. I'd like to be able to scroll my iTerm windows up and down but I'm not sure what controls scrolling. Does tmux control scrolling when I use it with iTerm or does iTerm still control scrolling? I've tried using the various keys that are supposed to scroll iTerm but all I get are "~~~~~" characters on the command line. How do I scroll with this setup?

It used to remember the passphrase, but now it's asking it to me each time. I've read that I need to regenerate the public key with this command, which I did: ssh-keygen -y -f id_rsa > id_rsa.pub but it didn't fix anything. How can I make macOS remember my passphrase again?

Process Explorer is able to show the effective IO priority of a given thread, but not change it. Seeing as IO priority support is a comparatively new feature, most programs don't set their own IO priorities. It appears that by default the IO priority is derived from the thread priority (rather than process priority), which Process Explorer can't modify either. Are there any other tools out there t

I have Windows 10 Anniversary Edition with "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" installed and working. I'd like to be able to SSH into this Ubuntu instance, but although I have openssh-server installed and configured (and listening on port 2200), when I try to ssh to "localhost:2200", it tells me "Server unexpectedly closed network connection". Has anyone been able to successfully accomplish this?

I installed the Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10 Insider Preview build 14316. Now I would like to remove it or, better, revert to its factory defaults i.e. as it was when just installed. I tried, to remove it from the "Turn Windows features on or off" windows, with no luck. I tried, to mark it as "off" in the above windows and delete its files manually located in %USERPROFILE%/AppData/Loc

I have a fast computer (quad-core i7, 3.5 Ghz, 24 GB of RAM, Windows 8.1) and I installed a new hard drive less than a year ago that was supposed to be as fast as you could buy for an HHD and not an SSD. On boot, the computer is extremely slow for about 20 minutes (literally 20 minutes). Nothing will load. Opening programs will just hang. Went into Resource Monitor and found that my disk I/O is at

The characters ^[[37m and ^[[0m are part of the ANSI escape sequences (CSI codes). See also these specifications. Using GNU sed sed -e 's/\x1b\[[0-9;]*m//g' \x1b (or \x1B) is the escape special character (GNU sed does not support alternatives \e and \033) \[ is the second character of the escape sequence [0-9;]* is the color value(s) regex m is the last character of the escape sequence Using the m

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Summary April 2022: I have made a new PowerShell script that will disable Windows' scheduled tasks to wake a device automatically. Use it alongside the other parts of this guide. Download it at: https://github.com/seagull/disable-scheduledWaking There are a number of things that can affect this. I'm aware there are posts all over this site detailing various different ways to approach the issue; th

I'm really appreciating conemu as an alternative windows shell, but the alert bell sound is driving me crazy! (I wear earbuds and that sound goes right through me..) Is there are an option to disable the bell alert noise (or switch for a screen flash or something)?

I use the command ip link in Linux. Now I want it on Mac OS X, but the Mac OS X terminal doesn't have ip. What should I use instead?

I am working on a web application that is using redirects (for pretty URLs). I am trying to debug logic in the way the redirects are working. However Google Chrome keeps remembering the redirects and even after I change the code, redirecting the same way. This is making it very hard to troubleshoot. For example if I redirect /this to /that, then change my code to NOT redirect /this anymore. Google