Tag: Arch Linux

How to delete Wi-Fi network settings in Linux

Posted by Alex On August 8, 2024

Table of contents 1. Deleting Wi-Fi network settings in Linux 2. How to delete Wi-Fi settings in Linux Mint (Cinnamon) 3. How to delete Wi-Fi settings in Ubuntu and Kali Linux (GNOME 3) 4. How to delete Wi-Fi settings in Xubuntu (Xfce) 5. How to remove Wi-Fi settings in Kubuntu and Manjaro (KDE) 6. How to open the Connection Editor...

How to view the password for a Wi-Fi connection in Linux

Posted by Alex On August 3, 2024

Table of contents 1. Is it possible to view the password for a Wi-Fi network in Linux 2. How to view a Wi-Fi password in Linux Mint (Cinnamon) 3. How to view a Wi-Fi password in Ubuntu and Kali Linux (GNOME 3) 4. How to view a Wi-Fi password in Xubuntu (Xfce) 5. How to view the Wi-Fi password in...

How to disable automatic Wi-Fi connection without deleting settings in Linux

Posted by Alex On August 2, 2024

Table of Contents 1. Is it possible to disable automatic connection to Wi-Fi in Linux 2. How to disable automatic connection to Wi-Fi in Linux Mint (Cinnamon) 3. How to disable automatic connection to Wi-Fi in Ubuntu and Kali Linux (GNOME 3) 4. How to disable automatic connection to Wi-Fi in Xubuntu (Xfce) 5. How to disable automatic Wi-Fi connection...

How to prioritize Wi-Fi connections in Linux

Posted by Alex On July 23, 2024

Table of contents 1. Is it possible to configure the priority of Wi-Fi networks in Linux 2. How to prioritize Wi-Fi connections in Linux Mint (Cinnamon) 3. How to prioritize Wi-Fi connections in Ubuntu and Kali Linux (GNOME 3) 4. How to prioritize Wi-Fi connections in Xubuntu (Xfce) 5. How to prioritize Wi-Fi connections in Kubuntu and Manjaro (KDE) 6....

Error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files) (SOLVED)

Posted by Alex On September 24, 2023

When performing updates on Arch Linux and derivative distributions (Manjaro, BlackArch), several checks are performed before directly installing new versions of packages: checking if all necessary dependencies are present checking if there are conflicting packages The previous two checks are performed before the installation files are downloaded. Immediately after downloading the installation files (but, of course, even before installing them),...

PHP Warning: PHP Startup: imap: Unable to initialize module (SOLVED). How to install the imap module for PHP on Arch Linux

Posted by Alex On April 8, 2023

When running a PHP script in Arch Linux or derivative distributions (Manjaro, BlackArch) on the command line: php 8.php You may see the following warning from PHP: PHP Warning: PHP Startup: imap: Unable to initialize module Module compiled with module API=20210902 PHP compiled with module API=20220829 These options need to match in Unknown on line 0 Warning: PHP Startup: imap:...

How to increase the size of the partition and file system after increasing the physical size of the disk

Posted by Alex On March 23, 2023

Disk partition size and file system size In Linux, a disk can be used entirely by one partition or be divided into several partitions (similar to volumes in Windows). Usually, at the stage of installing the operating system, disk partitioning is done: disk partitions are created, and then these partitions are formatted into one or another file system. In this...

How to update the GRUB bootloader in Arch Linux and derivatives (Manjaro, BlackArch)

Posted by Alex On February 6, 2023

The GRUB operating system loader is installed and updated on Linux like any other software package. But the peculiarity of the bootloader is that even after updating the package, the actual working files of the bootloader, which are located on the partition mounted along the /boot/grub/ path, are not automatically updated. That is, when new versions of GRUB are released,...

phpMyAdmin error “Error: Undefined constant “SODIUM_CRYPTO_SECRETBOX_KEYBYTES”” (SOLVED)

Posted by Alex On October 20, 2022

On Arch Linux, when trying to use the phpMyAdmin 5.3 pre-release, I encountered an error: Error: Undefined constant "SODIUM_CRYPTO_SECRETBOX_KEYBYTES" Checking in Debian showed that there is no such problem with phpMyAdmin 5.3. The reason for the error is that sodium support is not enabled. How to enable sodium on Arch Linux (Manjaro, BlackArch) To enable sodium support in Arch Linux...
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