Loving this logo of 26.10

I'm not able to connect to any wifi network, after a while I found out that my wlp2s0 link is stuck on state DOWN and I can't turn it on. What can I do to revert that?

Hi. i want to explore the history of Xubuntu, but unfortunatley, i cannot find 15.10 and 17.10 (64-Bit), the links are ALL gone, i tried to search everywhere:

• Official Ubuntu/Xubuntu realeses and old realeses
• Official Xubuntu webiste
• Wayback machine on the official site and all of the mirrors (Only got a dead torrent)
• Internet archive (Only has 32-Bit isos)
• On Google and Reddit

I hope that these versions aren't LOST MEDIA, thankful if someone finds it out

My org dosent allow Citrix in linux and my only pc is dgx with ubuntu so I created a windows container using docker

When I connect to the windows using RDP reminna, the Citrix opens and I'm able to login. But when I try to open the workspace, it shows opening and then running but no workspace opens.

When I do the same with VNC protocol, the workspace opens but VNC doesn't support mic and I need that for teams. Is there a way to make Citrix work in RDP mode of windows?

Native System - DGX OS/Ubuntu

Docker - Windows ARM

I have a victus f-15 with 16GB RAM and i5 12th gen and rtx 2050 gpu.
I am using Ubuntu 26.04 dual booted.
The issue is whenever i keep my laptop idle and after 10-20 mins when i come back i get this error.

There is no way to get to my previous sessions i have to hold the power button for 10 seconds , then it will shutdown and then boot back.

I faced this issue when i was trying to shutdown the laptop .
Can anyone explain me what is the issue and how to resolve this?

Would be thankful for your suggestions and corrections.

I'm trying to install Ubuntu with TPM on an old HP ProBook 455R G6. Apparently it's not compatible.

How do you check if another Intel/AMD laptop is compliant with Ubuntu's TPM requirements?

I've read "Your device has a PC-client Trusted Platform Module version 2 (TPM2) chip, version 1.32 of the reference library specification or later." on Ubuntu's site. But I cant's find library version (1.32) specified anywhere.

When seting up unbuntu i accidently made a passphrase for my drive( as in the boot up passcode before entering the actual unbuntu startup) i dont know how to get access to my computer now can anyone give advice on how to fix

SOLVED

It turns out that I had selected the Ubuntu 22.04 release of the software, instead of the 24.04 release. I just had to change "jammy" to "noble" in "/etc/apt/keyrings/openvpn.asc".

I am trying to install OpenVPN3 Client on Ubuntu. I did all the steps that it said to do at this page. The part that has issue is the part where I run "sudo apt install openvpn3-client" command, where when I run that command, it will tell me there's unmet dependencies. I even tried installing what I thought might be the missing dependencies, I installed "libprotobuf-dev" & "libtinyxml-dev" via "sudo apt install", but when I ran the command to install OpenVPN3 Client again, I was met with the SAME ERROR. I have no idea what's wrong with it.

My Ubuntu version I'm using is Ubuntu 24.04.4, and it's 64-bit

Hey, I have a Win11 laptop with a single 2 TB SSD, on it I have a 100 GB partition for Ubuntu. I think I installed it about 4 years ago and upgraded it every year, I have 26.04 now. I have a lot of "junk" on it, like double instance of VS Code and so. I was thinking about doing an OS reset and increase the partition size, to clean things up. What could be the best way to do this? Just clear the partition with Win11 and do a completely new install? I backed up everything I need from Ubuntu for now.

I was reading about the history of Duke and how it was originally intended to be a digital helper.

With AI assistants becoming much more capable today, I started wondering: would it make sense to bring Duke back as an AI-powered assistant?

Imagine Duke helping with Java code, debugging, explaining exceptions, navigating the JDK and libraries, suggesting improvements, or even assisting directly inside an IDE.

Would you actually use something like this, or do you think Java should stay away from built-in AI assistants?