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/etc/apt/apt.conf.d$ ls 00CDMountPoint 01autoremove 20packagekit 60icons 99synaptic 00trustcdrom 20listchanges 50appstream 70debconf Couldn't find anything useful in a quick browse of those. It's not what is there but what is not there. Automatic apt update is normally configured in 10periodic or 2...

There is a choice in Gnome Software preferences. Don't know what backend facilitates this. As I said unattended-upgrades is not installed so Software must manage it somehow. Gnome Software doesn't know what the package manager is, as it runs on distros with different ones. That's where packagekit c...

I just checked my VM of Debian Gnome installed from the latest DVD. unattended-upgrades is not installed. Which is a good thing IMO as I prefer to see what is proposed to be installed before allowing it. There must be some trigger for apt update if Gnome is going to be aware of updates. Could you p...

Which is what, exactly? Are you referring to Gnome Software, in the default Debian desktop? I am not quite sure but most probably the package is gnome-software that then uses packagekit for software updates and fwupd for firmware updates. This is my understanding too, but it was also my understandi...

Is it plugged into a USB 3 socket?

Have you tried the Advanced options in Output Devices?

Please see the following topic. Post the output requested there.

viewtopic.php?t=157855

What is the make & model of the headphones?

Please post output of the following with headphones connected:
You may need to install package inxi.

The AMD ACP/ACP3X/ACP6x Audio Coprocessor I think is used to handle a digital microphone. The hardware is supported by kernel 5+, but it often seems to fail due to non-standard configuration by manufactures in specific machines, resulting in sound problems. These are fixed when identified by kernel ...

The AMD ACP/ACP3X/ACP6x Audio Coprocessor I think is used to handle a digital microphone. The hardware is supported by kernel 5+, but it often seems to fail due to non-standard configuration by manufactures in specific machines, resulting in sound problems. These are fixed when identified by kernel ...

Unattended-upgrades is not installed if you install debian desktop... automatic updates are handled nowadays with a proper UI that lets users decide the most convenient time to apply them. Which is what, exactly? Are you referring to Gnome Software, in the default Debian desktop? https://blogs.gnom...

MyGoul wrote: ↑2024-05-03 17:48
works like a charm !

What do you expect from a wizard?

I ran into the same issue a few days ago. I don't know if we share the same hardware, or if it is a more general bug. As you have attached a log, you are probably aware that you can drop out of the installer and view system messages in a console. Testing does have bugs sometimes, including the insta...

Thank you for letting us know the solution you found. I'm not using Gnome at the moment, but I suspect there are other ways of achieving the same behaviour, by editing Gnome settings in a terminal, using a GUI settings manager like gconf-editor, or a general Gnome configuration manager like Gnome Tw...

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@None1975 and @my2we9dy, please use this topic for non-Debian desktops. Thank you.

Is the microphone digital? You might need to select the digital microphone option in pavucontrol and the analogue option for speakers. Install pavucontrol if you don't have it and investigate what options are available. If that doesn't work, please post output of the following: $ inxi -Fxxxmprz You ...

Hi, I looked for a guide on how to downgrade kernel but I am not sure I undestand it, do you have something to link please? At the grub menu, use the down arrow to select Advanced options (you only have three seconds). https://i.postimg.cc/YvcRJrqf/screen.jpg You should then have the option to boot...

There seems to be a package update car crash in Testing at the moment. I would take @ttilla's excellent advice and hold off on removing anything for a few days until the dependency issues are resolved. Thanks mrjcd for the advice on what to do if wanted packages are removed. It is “urgent to wait”, ...

Things are constantly moving in testing. It is often “urgent to wait”, sometimes a few days, for the matter to be resolved. Wonderful, and very apt (pun intended)! Is it from French, "il est urgent d'attendre"? (That's from a web search, I don't speak French). I've never heard it in Engli...

marvin11 wrote: ↑2024-04-28 02:45 Consider thread closed

Welcome to the forum!

You can mark the thread as [Solved] yourself by editing the title of your first post, although it would be helpful to mention what you did to resolve the issue or why you no longer require advice.