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willhaley.com
I had added my user to the group lp, but still got this error when trying to list printers. $ lpinfo -v lpinfo: Forbidden I found that the key was in this post on the Arch Linux Forums. sudo groupadd printadmin sudo usermod -a -G printadmin $USER Then I had to edit /etc/cups/cups-files.conf and change the following. SystemGroup sys root to SystemGroup printadmin root Once I did that and rebooted, I was able to see output from lpinfo -v without needing root access. |
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shibumi.dev
How to install Arch Linux on ChromeOS |
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wittchen.io
I recently had an issue with Gnome on Arch Linux during the system boot. After turning my computer on, I saw gray screen with message like: Oh no! Something has gone wrong. A problem has occurred and the system can't recover... and I couldnt log in or do anything and started searching solutions for this problem via my phone. First, I switched to terminal mode with Alt+F2(you can switch back to GUI with Alt+F1), logged in and updated system via pacman: sudo pacman -Syu. |
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utf9k.net
My self help guide to installing Arch |
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