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I think that's a Debian tool; pacman can't find it, the ArchWiki has no page on it, nor do I get any hits from any Arch repos, including the AUR. The package information on the Arch man pages seems to confirm that it's for Debian-based systems.

Alright, I edited my .bashrc and ran the code block provided, and may have worked: When I opened a .org file, it automatically opened in Emacs; however, when I created random empty .txt and .sh files: [[email protected] ~]$ touch motl.txt [[email protected] ~]$ motl.txt bash: motl.txt: command not...

I want to change some of my default applications. Following this page on the ArchWiki, I went into my /etc/environment by sudo emacs /etc/environment file to change these default application variables (e.g. EDITOR=emacs). But it's bare of these: # # This file is parsed by pam_env module # #...

Thanks for the help! I did this and it seems to have worked. I'll mark this thread solved.

I need to be able to use Zoom for business, and I've managed to turn on my microphone by installing alsa-utils as instructed by this YouTube video; however, the sound is crackling, no matter what the volume I set for my microphone is. I tried following the instructions on the ArchWiki, including...

Yes, my mistake. I realized that myself, and I have no issues as stands since I did that. As I stated earlier, a mod should feel free to remove this rather foolish post. I obviously should have paid more attention.

Yesterday, I installed Arch, and I managed to successfully install a few packages (Zoom, among them) from the AUR. Note I shutdown and restarted my computer successfully a few times yesterday, and I managed to install all the packages from the AUR after my initial session on Arch But today, I...

The command pactl set-sink-volume @[email protected] +100% did the trick. Thanks!

Update: I went to the ArchWiki page on Pulseaudio, and went to the section on muting/unmuting. When I ran the command: [[email protected] ~]$ pactl set-sink-mute 0 toggle from the ArchWiki, no sound played on two random YouTube videos. Then I did this input and output: [[email protected] ~]$...

Okay then; I believe I do have pulseaudio, because I specifically selected it during the install. So assuming I don't have Also installed, how would I unmute my machine with pulseaudio?

Hello all, This morning I made a fresh Arch install. I am trying to unmute my audio, but the instructions and the commands I've found on the Arch Wiki for alsamixer and $ amixer sset Master unmute $ amixer sset Speaker unmute $ amixer sset Headphone unmute don't work; the output is bash...

For any fellow noobs in the future stuck with this problem, I just installed Arch today, and I found you need to run Ssu -l and then follow the other instructions on this very helpful webpage.