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Graphical Device Manager for Linux (Enable / Disable Devices without Blacklisting)

I recently started working on a graphical device manager for Linux which would allow you to disable and enable devices without blacklisting the kernel module.

It looks a bit like this:

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https://i.redd.it/iuycpej8p5l31.png

Would anyone find this useful?

I basically read this: [https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-disable-or-enable-an-hba-without-reboot-under-centos-rhel/](https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-disable-or-enable-an-hba-without-reboot-under-centos-rhel/) (standard Linux as far as I know + tested on Ununtu) and I am turning the whole process into a nice GUI wrapper. It's not yet complete but it's getting close.

I don't know of any GUI tool for Linux that would allow you to disable / enable internal devices in the same or similar way that some other graphical OSes do and the sole reason I started working on this is because I could not find one that does it.

This is my second post and I am trying to start a project that would evoke interest in the community but have no intention of continuing on working on something that the Linux community has no interest about so I don't want to waste my time for something no one likes.

I originally posted this: [https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmasterrace/comments/curhdt./usb\_device\_notifier\_graphical\_notifysend/](https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmasterrace/comments/curhdt/usb_device_notifier_graphical_notifysend/) but did not get any up votes so I cancelled it. This Device Manager is just another project I recently started working on.

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trying to install manjaro dual boot with windows 10 and i have this issue anyone know what to do?
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Make a monumental effort to stop being a dick

I've recently moved to Arch and after four years "living" in the computer science environment. I knew about Arch's reputation of noob hating but man. Literally every post in the "Newbie Corner" of Arch Forums has a MOD, which is someone who's supposed to help users and care for the community, noob hating or being somehow rude to a beginner. I mean, the post is in the god damn Newbie Corner, have a little bit of respect for your fellow humans.


So please make this monumental effort and just answer what people ask without sarcasm or bullying. This is serious guys. (Ubuntu's community is a great example of how you don't need to be a dick :)

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This discussion extends to all areas in computing. Stop being a dick, we've all been (and will always be) noobs.

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Anyone using a 120Hz+ display getting smooth mouse movement on Wayland ?

I've tried switching to Wayland every 6 months for the past 2 years and every time the mouse is way more jittery than on Xorg. Has anything improved for anyone ? Is it just a GNOME thing ?

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WineConf 2019 Registration Ends September 9th

[Need to register](https://wiki.winehq.org/WineConf2019) if you are going to attend. It's being held in Toronto, Canada on October 12-13 at the Hotel Novotel Toronto Centre. Hotel registration ends September 11.

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Temperature offset on Kernel 5.1.x (Ryzen 3700x)

I've built a system using a x570 Asrock Titan Steel Legend mainboard and a Ryzen 3700x cpu (using the stock wraith and also tried a 212 Tower cooler). I did post in Amd and Amd Support but no one has been able to answer.

What I'm seeing is on post in the Bios base temps are 49-55c (room is cool). When Linux boots and I watch the sensors output I'll see 31-35c, no issues. Run a short stress test in prime or stress and the entire machine will shut off at 63-65c, yet the processor is capable of thermal cuts up to 80-90c.

I'm runing Arch (also tried Manjaro) with 5.1.x series kernel, memory/etc is stable, no overclocking, voltage is tuned down a tad since otherwise it'll thermal cut earlier.

This really seems like some sort of thermal/hardware issue I need to sort out, but I'm wondering if anyone running Linux and a Ryzen 3000 knows the proper offset for this processor/combo.

Apologies if this is not the right sub.

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Thank you in advance.

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Yet another kernel upgrade without breaking the Nvidia-driver package

I did just upgrade for Debian 10.0 to Debian 10.1.


During the process I did upgrade my kernel from 4.19.37 to 4.19.67. And as expected; My nvidia-driver package did not break. Maybe I can get it to break next time there is a kernel update

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