Automatically deleting files in Trash after a certain amount of time is a simple yet obscure thing in Ubuntu.
In order to automatically delete items in the Trash after a certain amount, you need to go to Settings > Privacy > File History & Trash > Trash & Temporary Files
There, enable Automatically Delete Trash Content, and set the Automatic Delete Period to a reasonable value, e.g. 7 days.
Today I replaced the batteries on my Sony XM4 earbuds. Here are some resources I recommend if you plan to change the batteries on yours. Amazon replacement parts: Amazon.com: [2PCS] Z55H Battery, Compatible with Sony Headset Battery for WF-1000XM4 • Truly Wireless Earbud Headphones Battery+ Tools : ElectronicsAmazon.com: [2PCS] Z55H
Note: This post is specifically for Ubuntu installations using Nvidia GPU. If you have an Nvidia GPU, and recently updated to Wayland, an Ubuntu version that defaults to wayland, or updated/installed new nvidia drivers and now your gdm wont start, there is a good chance your nvidia drivers are
Tired of Firefox being slowed down by Snap or Flatpak? Well worry no more! This tutorial will show you how to migrate your Firefox installation and run it directly on your hardware, potentially increasing your browsing performance by a few magnitudes! Directions: 1) Backup your Firefox profile You can either
If you are using nvidia-settings and find yourself unable to Save to Configuration File due to the error Unable to open X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' for writing, here is a tutorial on how to manually save the configuration. 1) Run sudo nvidia-xconfig to generate a