nicolairathjen

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Hvilke er jeres top 3 dansk/udenlandske podcasts? in c/fedditdk@feddit.dk
[–] nicolairathjen@feddit.dk 2 points 3 weeks ago

De spiller musikken, men for det meste taler de imens. Jeg synes generelt de er ret gode til at kæde det de taler om sammen med musikken, også uden det bliver en helt masse stumper der er klippet sammen

Hvilke er jeres top 3 dansk/udenlandske podcasts? in c/fedditdk@feddit.dk
[–] nicolairathjen@feddit.dk 7 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Den bedste musikpodcast jeg har hørt er Take It Away: The Complete Solo Beatles Podcast. Det er en komplet gennemgang af Paul McCartneys musikkatalog fra brudet af The Beatles til nu, og nu er de i gang med at gennemgå George Harrisons solokatalog,

Værterne har en enorm viden om musikindustrien og musikproduktion. Den ene underviser i musikproduktion på et universitet, og den anden er "executive" (hvad end det betyder) ved Universal Music.

Startup application not triggering in c/linuxmint@lemmy.ml
[–] nicolairathjen@feddit.dk 1 points 4 weeks ago

Either way I need to disable the enter key, as it is being triggered at random intervals. As far as I’m aware, this is not supported by the Mint GUI.

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Startup application not triggering (feddit.dk)
submitted 4 weeks ago* (last edited 4 weeks ago) by nicolairathjen@feddit.dk to c/linuxmint@lemmy.ml
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I am on Linux Mint on a rather old refurbished Lenovo T460. The enter key is broken, so I want to have the key remapped to my insert key.

Until now I have been using xmodmap, however since a recent system update it no longer works.

Currently this is my startup script: xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

And this is the contents of the ~/.Xmodmap file:

$ cat .Xmodmap 
keycode 118 = Return

! Disable broken Enter key
keycode 36 = NoSymbol

Thanks in advantage for the help :)

Edit: I forgot to mention that copying and pasting the command I have in Startup Applications into the terminal and then pressing CTRL+M works, but it is a pain to have to do that every time I boot my machine.