 whats super button on disco release? i usually use windows button
 the same thing
 how to the task bar on the desktop only appear on the specific desktop
[06:35] <nickx> how to clear the terminal history ?
 history -c
[06:36] <nickx> Then i have to reboot ?
 no need
[06:37] <nickx> the history is still there.
[06:38] <lynorian_> nickx: press control+shift+x you mean
[06:40] <diogenes_> nickx, run: texedito ~/.bash_history and delete the content nd sve.
[06:40] <diogenes_> texteditor*
[08:09] <Nickx> how to save changes when i use vi editor ?
 `:w` or if you like to save and exit `:x`
[08:20] <Nickx> i don't find instructions. How to remove a blank line ?
[08:23] <apt-ghetto> Nickx: What is your problem? What are you trying to do?
[08:24] <Nickx> I try to edit a file in vi editor. I don't figure oout all the edit functions.
[08:25] <apt-ghetto> I recommend you to read a vi(m) tutorial. It is essential to understand the different modes.
[08:25] <apt-ghetto> If you are in the command mode, move the cursor on the line, you want to delete and press `dd`.
[08:30] <Nickx> thank you.
 @Nickx [<Nickx> i don't find instructions. How to remove a blank line ?], or join #vim for progressive learning
[12:36] <Guest44156> hello everyone
[12:41] <mindsout> Hey, I wanted to try using my phone as a mic with WO Mic and I had to install a driver called "snd-aloop" for it to work. Now when I do "sudo modprobe remove snd-aloop" it says this:
[12:41] <mindsout> "modprobe: FATAL: Module remove not found in directory /lib/modules/5.0.0-20-generic".
[12:42] <mindsout> How do i uninstall this driver?
[12:46] <mindsout> Now it says that the module is in use.
[12:57] <apt-ghetto> mindsout: Please read `man 8 modprobe` and ask, if something is unclear
[13:06] <nick1> Is it possible to reset usb_modeswitch.conf to default ?
[13:09] <apt-ghetto> Guest18908: You mean /etc/usb_modeswitch.conf?
[13:12] <mindsout> How do I find out what is using a module so I can remove it with modprobe?
[13:12] <Guest18908> I change it here.  vi /lib/udev/rules.d/40-usb_modeswitch.rules
[13:21] <apt-ghetto> Guest18908: Then change it back or remove the file /lib/udev/rules.d/40-usb_modeswitch.rules and reinstall usb-modeswitch-data
[13:22] <Guest18908> Will all earlier changes be removed ?
[13:23] <apt-ghetto> I have no idea, what "all earlier changes" mean
[13:25] <apt-ghetto> Normally, before changing a system configuration, you make a backup of the file and after that, you apply the changes
[13:25] <apt-ghetto> Then you test the new configuration and if it is not working, you replace the changed config with the backup of the config
[13:36] <mindsout> How do I find out what is using a module so I can remove it with modprobe?
[13:39] <apt-ghetto> `lsmod | grep MODULENAME`
[13:43] <mindsout> And then how do I stop them or uninstall them?