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I am an English speaker who often writes in Japanese to friends, etc. I am finding that my Lubuntu 16.04.1 LTS install has a weird bug that's frustrating the hell out of me: it doesn't seem to remember my switching the input method from the default, "none," to fcixt or ibus. Nearly all the instructions I can find online say "Go to Preferences, Language Support, and choose either ibus or fcixt, logout, then log back in."But when I do that, the same "none" is back, always preselected. Any settings I change require relogging in...which means they vanish.I can see the nice input window sitting there. But it just doesn't DO anything...I hit "cntl-space" and it appears or disappears, but never all...

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First of all, it's not a misspelling. It's "input not support". I have an AOC monitor, and an ASUS STRIX 1070.I create the bootable usb stick in win10, reboot, and when I press "Install Ubuntu" then it just goes black screen with a floating "input not supported". I had ubuntu before (before having the VGA), same version (16.04), and everything worked just fine.What can I do? This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article from FiveFilters.org: Most Labour MPs in the UK Are Revolting....

Greetings,I have an audio device that ALSA interprets as only accepting a 32-bit little-endian data format. And I would like to play "normal" 16-bit music to that device. To add one extra wrinkle: I am fairly certain this device is a 24-bit audio device. It's the miniDSP usbstreamer B unit, and the product webpage describes it as 24-bit (with 32-bit inteal processor).Is there a quick and effective way to convert the music on-the-fly, i.e. like when I call mplayer on the audio file? Ideally it would be something that could be put into the /var/lib/alsa/asound.conf file. Barring that, I want to drive this usb audio device by MPD, so if this could be done in the mpd config file, great.In case y...

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Hello, I have Ubuntu Mate installed on my Raspberry Pi 3. I am loving it so far.I seem to struggle with installing another language "Korean."Here is what I did:I went into Language Support and added Korean there although I can't move it to under English (US). When I try to move it to top or under English (US) it would just go back to bottom of the list again and Korean is shown grey in the list. I also tried two different input methods, "XIM" and "fcitx." I also went into Keyboard Preference and added Korean there although there are two different Korean, I am not sure which to use since both layouts still use English's layout so both do not work.I think I am missing something. I tried to sea...