I don’t know if this is still the case, but before Wayland came along, colord was the service that applied ICC profiles to a display. I’m not sure it still works on Wayland though. I feel like DisplayCal should be able to disable it, but you can too:
sudo systemctl stop colord
If you need a GUI, Audacity is a popular audio editor that has many features, one of which is normalizing levels. If you need to automate via CLI, ffmpeg is probably the tool for the job, as others have mentioned.
alias please='sudo $(fc -ln -1)'
$ man woman
No manual entry for woman
🤷♂️
Try the same thing only with -Sy. You probably need to update your local package db.
Are you sure they’re hitting the hostname and not just the IP directly?
Alternatively, customers can manually enter the information, like it’s the 1990s all over again.
Laughs in every other CD software ever.
Who is still using Windows Media Player?
Just wait until you discover fish/zsh autosuggestions.
I keep hearing about this “free as in beer.” Where are you guys getting free beer? Can I have some?
That’s what Emby thought.
Does this mean they had to implement bugs from the GNU versions as compatibility features? Do you have a source for that? I’d be interested to read what kinds of things that entails.