Same issue here. Heavy black flickering on the screen with Ubuntu 22.04
after upgrade from 20.04 and after a clean install. No extra repos, only
default packages.
Aspire 3 A315-31 series
N17Q2
Mesa Intel® HD Graphics 500 (APL 2)
Linux laptop 5.15.0-33-generic #34-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 18
Correct, and a prompt should be shown when possible malicious files are
sent, to let the user decide if he wants to receive it or not.
It's surreal that you can send any file type with any content and it
will automatically be sent to the download folder without user input, as
long as the device
Open setting on top right of the screen. Turn bluetooth on. As soon as BT is
turned on for ubuntu 22.04, my laptop or desktop are visible to all nearby BT
devices.
Click pair with any device, the prompt will show up in ubuntu 22.04. From that
on, I can send any files over BT and will be sent
There could be at least a prompt to turn off visibility to other devices.
As for the sent files, a simple grep or zgrep to exclude some files from being
sent to host via BT would be a security improvement. Specially because if the
user has wine installed and a malicious .exe is sent... it can
We've decided that it's better for the tools to be available but not try
to provide a default configuration -> then why isn't gufw (gtk gui for
ufw) isn't installed by default for ubuntu desktop? Plasma 5 has a gui
for the firewall inside the system settings. Since Ubuntu has altered
the
