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### Install HP GUI Setup Dependencies

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/add-a-printer-ubuntu

Install the necessary Python dependencies and launch the HP setup utility.

```bash
sudo apt install python3-pyqt5
hp-setup
```

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### Build and install on Arch

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/pop-shell

Navigate to the directory and perform the local installation.

```bash
cd shell
make local-install
```

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### Install a package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/package-manager-ubuntu

Standard command to install a specific package.

```bash
sudo apt install <package name>
```

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### Install and Run Htop

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/battery

Install and execute htop for detailed process monitoring.

```bash
sudo apt install htop
```

```bash
sudo htop
```

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### Install an application

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/terminal-basics

Installs a specific application and its required dependencies.

```bash
sudo apt install [application]
```

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### Install OpenSpades Binary

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/openspades

Finalize the installation by running the make install command.

```bash
sudo make install
```

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### Install and Run Nvtop

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/battery

Install and execute nvtop for monitoring NVIDIA GPU activity.

```bash
sudo apt install nvtop
```

```bash
nvtop
```

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### Install Sound Open Firmware

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/audio

Installs the firmware required for Intel audio hardware.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install firmware-sof-signed
```

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### Enable and start cjdns service

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cjdns

Enable the cjdns service to start on boot and start it immediately.

```bash
systemctl enable cjdns
systemctl start cjdns
```

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### Build and install Pop Shell

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/pop-shell

Compile and install the extension locally.

```bash
make local-install
```

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### Install Steam via APT

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/linux-gaming

Install the Steam package using the sudo apt install command. Exercise caution as this requires administrative privileges.

```bash
sudo apt install steam
```

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### Install and Run Powertop

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/battery

Install the powertop utility and generate power reports or launch interactive monitoring.

```bash
sudo apt install powertop
```

```bash
sudo powertop --html=report.html
```

```bash
sudo powertop
```

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### Install Build Dependencies

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/openspades

Install the required development libraries and tools before building from source.

```bash
sudo apt-get install pkg-config libglew-dev libcurl3-openssl-dev libsdl2-dev libsdl2-image-dev libalut-dev xdg-utils libfreetype6-dev libopus-dev libopusfile-dev libjpeg-dev libxinerama-dev libxft-dev git cmake imagemagick
```

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### Install RawTherapee

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/fix-raw-image-previews

Install the RawTherapee package via the terminal.

```bash
sudo apt install rawtherapee
```

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### Install Firmware Utility

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system-firmware

Commands to update package lists and install the system76-firmware utility.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install system76-firmware
```

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### Install xbindkeys and xautomation

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/custom-mouse-buttons

Install the necessary packages for xbindkeys functionality via the terminal.

```bash
sudo apt install xbindkeys xautomation
```

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### Install LXD

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/containers

Install the necessary snap packages to enable LXD on your system.

```bash
sudo apt install snapd
snap install lxd
```

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### Install Pop Shell on Fedora

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/pop-shell

Install the pre-packaged extension from Fedora repositories.

```bash
sudo dnf install gnome-shell-extension-pop-shell
```

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### Install FFmpeg

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/setup-face-recognition

Install the FFmpeg package required for testing webcam inputs.

```bash
sudo apt install ffmpeg
```

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### Install system76-power on Ubuntu

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/graphics-switch-ubuntu

Commands to add the System76 PPA and install the power management packages.

```bash
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:system76-dev/stable
sudo apt install gnome-shell-extension-system76-power system76-power
```

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### Install firmware-manager via Paru

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs the firmware-manager package using Paru.

```bash
paru -S firmware-manager
```

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### Install GameHub via APT

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/linux-gaming

Execute this command with sudo privileges to install the GameHub package.

```bash
sudo apt install gamehub
```

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### Install Linux Firmware

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/bluetooth

Install a downloaded Linux firmware package using dpkg.

```bash
sudo dpkg -i linux-firmware_#.###.#_all.deb
```

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### Build and install System76 Power GNOME extension

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Downloads, builds, and installs the GNOME shell extension from source.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/pop-os/gnome-shell-extension-system76-power.git
cd gnome-shell-extension-system76-power
sudo dnf install nodejs-typescript
make
make install

```

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### Install Howdy package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/setup-face-recognition

Installs the Howdy authentication tool using the apt package manager.

```bash
sudo apt install -y howdy
```

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### Install OpenSpades via Snap

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/openspades

Use the snap package manager to install OpenSpades on Ubuntu or Pop!_OS.

```bash
sudo snap install openspades
```

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### Enable and start Bluetooth service

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/bluetooth

Configure the Bluetooth service to start automatically on boot and initiate it immediately.

```bash
sudo systemctl enable --now bluetooth
```

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### Install and Run Psensor

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/unexpected-reboots

Commands to install the Psensor GUI monitoring tool and launch it from the terminal.

```bash
sudo apt install psensor
```

```bash
psensor
```

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### Install Java and Screen on Debian/Ubuntu

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-minecraft-server

Updates the package repository and installs OpenJDK 7 and screen using apt-get.

```bash
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre screen
```

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### Install Active Directory integration packages

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/active-directory-client

Install the required SSSD and Kerberos client packages.

```bash
sudo apt install sssd heimdal-clients msktutil
```

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### Install prerequisite packages

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-davinci-resolve

Install the required dependencies for building and running DaVinci Resolve.

```bash
sudo apt install fakeroot libglu1-mesa libssl3 ocl-icd-opencl-dev qtwayland5 xorriso
```

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### Install gnome-user-share package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/file-sharing

Installs the necessary package to enable file sharing capabilities on Pop!_OS.

```bash
sudo apt install gnome-user-share
```

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### Install Yubikey PAM packages

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/yubikey-login

Installs the required libraries and management tools for Yubikey authentication.

```bash
sudo apt install -y libpam-yubico yubikey-personalization yubikey-manager
```

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### Example Configuration Files

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/server-setup

Sample content for host and network configuration files.

```text
127.0.0.1       localhost  
10.120.150.5    fileserver.mydomain.com fileserver  

# The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts  
::1     ip6-localhost ip6-loopback  
fe00::0 ip6-localnet  
ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix  
ff02::1 ip6-allnodes  
ff02::2 ip6-allrouters  
ff02::3 ip6-allhosts
```

```text
fileserver
```

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### Install the generated .deb package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-davinci-resolve

Install the newly created .deb package using the dpkg utility.

```bash
sudo dpkg -i davinci-resolve*_amd64.deb
```

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### Build Example Project

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Compiles the sample project using make within the container environment.

```bash
root@5397e7ea7f57# cd /root/cuda-samples/Samples/0_Introduction/c++11_cuda/
root@5397e7ea7f57:~/cuda-samples/Samples/0_Introduction/c++11_cuda# make
```

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### TensorFlow Python API example

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-tensorflow

A basic script to verify TensorFlow installation, version, and GPU device availability.

```python
#!/usr/bin/python3
import tensorflow as tf
hello = tf.constant('Hello, TensorFlow!')
tf.print(hello)
tf.print('Using TensorFlow version: ' + tf.__version__)
with tf.device('/gpu:0'):
    a = tf.constant([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0], shape=[2, 3], name='a')
    b = tf.constant([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0], shape=[3, 2], name='b')
    c = tf.matmul(a, b)
tf.print(c)
```

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### Example Configuration Values

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/setup-face-recognition

Shows the default device path and the format for updating it.

```text
device_path = /dev/v4l/by-path/none
```

```text
device_path = /dev/video0
```

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### Install Lutris via APT

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/linux-gaming

Execute this command with sudo privileges to install the Lutris package.

```bash
sudo apt install lutris
```

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### Create the .deb installation package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-davinci-resolve

Execute the MakeResolveDeb script to generate an installable .deb package from the DaVinci Resolve installer.

```bash
./makeresolvedeb*.sh DaVinci_Resolve_*_Linux.run
```

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### Install Numba via APT

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/numba

Installs the Numba library using the system package manager.

```bash
sudo apt install python3-numba
```

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### Install Mainline Kernel Installer

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/software-triage

Commands to add the Mainline PPA, update package lists, and install the application on Debian-based systems.

```bash
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cappelikan/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install mainline
```

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### Install Alternative Desktop Environments

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/desktop-environment

Commands to install various desktop environments via the apt package manager.

```bash
sudo apt install mate-desktop-environment mate-desktop-environment-extras ubuntu-mate-themes
```

```bash
sudo apt install cinnamon-desktop-environment
```

```bash
sudo apt install gnome-session
```

```bash
sudo apt install kde-standard
```

```bash
sudo apt install ukui-desktop-environment
```

```bash
sudo apt install xfce4 xfce4-goodies
```

```bash
sudo apt install lxde
```

```bash
sudo apt install lxqt
```

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### Create MATLAB installation directory

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-matlab

Create the target directory for the MATLAB installation with root privileges.

```bash
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/MATLAB/R2020a
```

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### Install Google Chrome via Terminal

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/protected-content

Use this command to install the downloaded Chrome .deb package if the Eddy installer fails.

```bash
sudo apt install ~/Downloads/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
```

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### Install Lightworks via Terminal

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-lightworks

Use these commands to install the downloaded DEB package from the terminal instead of using the graphical installer.

```bash
cd ~/Downloads
sudo apt install ./lightworks*.deb
```

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### Install NVIDIA Graphics Drivers

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-pop

Use this command to install the necessary drivers for discrete NVIDIA graphics cards if they were not included in the initial installation.

```bash
sudo apt install system76-driver-nvidia
```

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### Install System76 Driver on Fedora

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-driver

Commands to enable the COPR repository and install the driver on Fedora systems.

```bash
sudo dnf copr enable szydell/system76
sudo dnf install system76-driver
```

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### Install and Run Intel GPU Top

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/battery

Install the Intel GPU tools package and execute the monitoring utility.

```bash
sudo apt install intel-gpu-tools
```

```bash
sudo intel_gpu_top
```

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### Install build dependencies on Ubuntu

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/pop-shell

Install necessary tools to build Pop Shell from source on Ubuntu-based distributions.

```bash
sudo apt install git node-typescript make gnome-shell-extension-prefs
```

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### Build and Install System76 Firmware Manager on Arch

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-driver

Commands to clone, build, and install the firmware manager application.

```bash
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/firmware-manager.git
cd firmware-manager
makepkg -srcif
```

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### Initialize Kerberos and generate keytab

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/active-directory-client

Authenticate with the domain administrator and create the machine keytab file.

```bash
kinit administrator
klist
msktutil -N -c -b 'CN=COMPUTERS' -s POP-OS/pop-os.system76.local -k my-keytab.keytab --computer-name POP-OS --upn POP-OS$ --server adserver.system76.local --user-creds-only
msktutil -N -c -b 'CN=COMPUTERS' -s POP-OS/pop-os -k my-keytab.keytab --computer-name POP-OS --upn POP-OS$ --server adserver.system76.local --user-creds-only
kdestroy
```

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### Install Bottles via Command Line

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/bottles

Use the Flatpak command to install the Bottles application from Flathub.

```bash
flatpak install flathub com.usebottles.bottles
```

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### Install Default Desktop Environments

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/desktop-environment

Commands to restore or install the default desktop environment for Pop!_OS or Ubuntu.

```bash
sudo apt install pop-desktop
```

```bash
sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
```

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### Install Java and Screen on Arch Linux

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-minecraft-server

Installs OpenJDK 8 and screen using the pacman package manager.

```bash
pacman -S jre8-openjdk screen
```

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### Install ArSandbox

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/ar-sandbox

Installs the ArSandbox software package from the repository.

```bash
sudo apt-get install arsandbox
```

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### View Partition Layout Examples

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/bootloader

Reference these partition table outputs to identify the main OS drive and swap partitions.

```text
      Number  Start   End     Size    File system     Name      Flags
       1      2097kB  524MB   522MB   fat32                     boot, esp
       2      524MB   496GB   491GB   ext4            root
       3      496GB   500GB   4295MB  linux-swap(v1)            swap
```

```text
      Number  Start   End     Size    File system     Name      Flags
       1      2097kB  524MB   522MB   fat32                     boot, esp
       2      524MB   4819MB  4295MB  fat32           recovery  msftdata
       3      4819MB  496GB   491GB   ext4            root
       4      496GB   500GB   4295MB  linux-swap(v1)            swap
```

```text
      Number  Start   End     Size    File system     Name                          Flags
       1      1047kB  538MB   537MB   fat32           EFI System Partition          boot, esp
       2      538MB   496GB   491GB   ext4            
```

```text
      Number  Start   End     Size    File system     Name      Flags
       1      2097kB  524MB   522MB   fat32                     boot, esp
       2      524MB   4819MB  4295MB  fat32           recovery  msftdata
       3      4819MB  496GB   491GB   ext4            root
       4      496GB   500GB   4295MB  linux-swap(v1)            swap
```

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### Initiate OS Release Upgrade

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/upgrade-pop

Run this command to start the actual upgrade process to the new Pop!_OS release.

```bash
pop-upgrade release upgrade
```

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### Configure Kerberos realm details

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/active-directory-client

Sample responses for the Kerberos installation prompts.

```text
Forest name: SYSTEM76
Domain controller hostname: ADSERVER.system76.local
Administrative server for your Kerberos realm: ADSERVER.system76.local
```

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### xbindkeys configuration structure

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/custom-mouse-buttons

Example of the default configuration structure for xbindkeys.

```text
"xbindkeys_show"
   control+shift + q
```

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### List installed containers

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-tensorflow

Lists all currently installed TensorFlow containers.

```bash
tensorman list
```

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### Display kernelstub help

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/kernelstub

Prints available command-line options and usage instructions.

```bash
sudo kernelstub --help
```

```bash
sudo kernelstub -h
```

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### Start PulseAudio service

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/audio

Manually starts the PulseAudio daemon if it is not running.

```bash
pulseaudio --start
```

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### Install System76 Driver on Ubuntu

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-driver

Commands to update the package list and install the driver after adding the System76 repository.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install system76-driver
sudo apt full-upgrade
```

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### Install Paru AUR Helper

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-driver

Commands to clone and install the Paru AUR helper for automated package management.

```bash
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/paru.git
cd paru
makepkg -si
```

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### Install Java and Screen on Fedora/RHEL/CentOS

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-minecraft-server

Installs the required OpenJDK and screen packages using the yum package manager.

```bash
sudo yum install java-1.8.0-openjdk screen
```

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### Install NVIDIA Container Toolkit and Docker

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Updates the system and installs the necessary packages for containerized CUDA support.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo apt install nvidia-container-toolkit docker.io
```

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### Install system76-oled

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs the system76-oled package for brightness control on OLED displays.

```bash
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/system76-oled.git
cd system76-acpi-oled
makepkg -srcif
```

```bash
paru -S system76-acpi-oled
```

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### Simulate login for testing

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/yubikey-login

Example of using sudo to test the PAM configuration.

```bash
support@pop-os:~$ sudo -s
[snip lots of logging]
[sudo] password for support:
root@pop-os:/home/support#
```

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### Install system76-io-dkms

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs the system76-io-dkms package, specifically for Thelio desktop systems.

```bash
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/system76-io-dkms.git
cd system76-io-dkms
makepkg -srcif
```

```bash
paru -S system76-io-dkms
```

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### Howdy configuration prompt

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/setup-face-recognition

Example of the terminal output during the initial Howdy configuration process.

```text
Preparing to unpack .../106-howdy_2.6.1_all.deb ...

Starting certainty auto config...

After detection, Howdy knows how certain it is that the match is correct.
How certain Howdy needs to be before authenticating you can be customized.

F: Fast.
Allows more fuzzy matches, but speeds up the scanning process greatly.

B: Balanced.
Still relatively quick detection, but might not log you in when further away.

S: Secure.
The safest option, but will take much longer to authenticate you.

You can always change this setting in the config.
What profile would you like to use? [f/b/s]:
```

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### Complete Bash script example

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/bash-scripting-basics

A full script demonstrating the shebang, user prompts, variable storage, and output.

```bash
#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo "What is your first name?"
read firstName
echo "Your first name is: $firstName"
echo "What is your favorite color?"
read favoriteColor
echo "Your favorite color is: $favoriteColor"
```

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### Launch RawKinectViewer

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/ar-sandbox

Starts the viewer utility to visualize depth and camera feeds for alignment and plane extraction.

```bash
RawKinectViewer -compress 0
```

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### Install Tensorman

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-tensorflow

Installs the Tensorman tool via the apt package manager.

```bash
sudo apt install tensorman
```

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### Install Specific CUDA Versions

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Installs specific versions of the CUDA toolkit.

```bash
sudo apt install system76-cuda-10.0
```

```bash
sudo apt install system76-cuda-10.1
```

```bash
sudo apt install system76-cuda-10.2
```

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### Verify CUDA Installation

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Checks the installed version of the NVIDIA CUDA compiler.

```bash
nvcc -V
```

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### Install and Run wavemon

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/wireless

Utilities for monitoring wireless access points and signal metrics.

```bash
sudo apt install wavemon
```

```bash
sudo wavemon
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Howdy Settings

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/setup-face-recognition

Open the Howdy configuration file in the Nano editor.

```bash
sudo howdy config
```

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### Install Git

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/bite-sized-bugs

Installs the Git version control system on Debian-based systems.

```bash
sudo apt install git
```

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### Create polkit configuration file

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/enable-hibernation

Use this command to open the editor for the required polkit local authority file.

```bash
sudo nano /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/com.ubuntu.pkla
```

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### Install system76-power

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs and enables the system76-power daemon and adds the user to the adm group.

```bash
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/system76-power.git
cd system76-power
makepkg -srcif
sudo systemctl enable --now com.system76.PowerDaemon.service
sudo gpasswd -a $USER adm
```

```bash
paru -S system76-power
sudo systemctl enable --now com.system76.PowerDaemon.service
sudo gpasswd -a $USER adm
```

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### Prepare and run Unigine Heaven

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/hardware-failure

Commands to navigate to the download directory, set execution permissions, extract, and launch the Unigine Heaven benchmark.

```bash
cd Downloads
```

```bash
chmod +x Unigine_Heaven-4.0.run
```

```bash
./Unigine_Heaven-4.0.run
```

```bash
cd Unigine_Heaven-4.0/
```

```bash
./heaven
```

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### Install ROCm Package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/rocm

Updates package lists and installs the rocm software suite.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install rocm
```

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### Install Pop Shell on Manjaro

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/pop-shell

Install the extension using the pamac package manager.

```bash
sudo pamac install gnome-shell-extension-pop-shell
```

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### Install rasdaemon on Ubuntu

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/hardware-failure

Installs the rasdaemon service to log hardware failure events.

```bash
sudo apt install rasdaemon
```

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### Install stress-ng and s-tui

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/hardware-failure

Installs the necessary packages for CPU stress testing and monitoring.

```bash
sudo apt -y install stress-ng s-tui
```

--------------------------------

### Verify Numba Installation

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/numba

Runs the Numba system diagnostic command to verify the installation.

```bash
numba -s
```

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### Set up DVD playback

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/codecs

Installs and configures the libdvd-pkg library for DVD support.

```bash
sudo apt install -y libdvd-pkg
```

```bash
sudo dpkg-reconfigure libdvd-pkg
```

--------------------------------

### Install Luanti Package

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/luanti

Updates the package list and installs the minetest game engine.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install minetest
```

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### Install specific media codecs by OS version

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/codecs

Manual installation of specific codec packages based on the Ubuntu or Pop!_OS version.

```bash
sudo apt install -y gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly gstreamer1.0-plugins-good libavcodec-extra gstreamer1.0-libav chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra
```

```bash
sudo apt install -y gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly libavcodec-extra gstreamer1.0-libav gstreamer1.0-fluendo-mp3 chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra
```

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### Install Latest cuDNN Library

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Installs the cuDNN library compatible with CUDA 11.2.

```bash
sudo apt install system76-cudnn-11.2
```

--------------------------------

### Launch CalibrateProjector Utility

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/ar-sandbox

Run the calibration utility with specific width and height parameters matching your projector's resolution.

```bash
CalibrateProjector -s WIDTH HEIGHT
```

```bash
CalibrateProjector -s 1920 1080
```

--------------------------------

### Install Latest CUDA Toolkit

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Installs the latest available CUDA toolkit package.

```bash
sudo apt install system76-cuda-latest
```

--------------------------------

### Reference command options with --help

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/finding-command-help

Displays a brief summary of command usage and available options directly in the terminal.

```bash
cd --help
```

--------------------------------

### Install Minecraft Server Jar

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/minecraft-server-hosting

Downloads the server jar, accepts the EULA, and sets directory permissions. Replace WEBSITE-URL with the actual download link.

```bash
sudo wget -O /mchost/v-1-17/live/minecraft_server.jar WEBSITE-URL
sudo bash -c "echo eula=true > /mchost/v-1-17/live/eula.txt"
sudo chown -R mchost /mchost/
```

```bash
sudo wget -O /mchost/v-1-17/live/minecraft_server.jar WEBSITE-URL 
sudo bash -c "echo eula=true > /mchost/v-1-17/live/eula.txt"
sudo chown -R mchost /mchost/
```

--------------------------------

### Verify Build Output

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cuda

Lists the directory contents to confirm the binary was successfully created.

```bash
root@5397e7ea7f57:~/cuda-samples/Samples/0_Introduction/c++11_cuda# ls -l
total 6108
-rw-rw-r-- 1 1000 1000   13951 Mar 24 16:45 Makefile
-rw-rw-r-- 1 1000 1000    2090 Mar 24 16:45 NsightEclipse.xml
-rw-rw-r-- 1 1000 1000    3556 Mar 24 16:45 README.md
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2147784 Mar 24 16:48 c++11_cuda
...
```

--------------------------------

### Install HP Printer Drivers

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/add-a-printer-ubuntu

Install the HPLIP driver package for HP printers.

```bash
sudo apt install hplip
```

--------------------------------

### Install VLC media player

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/codecs

Installs the VLC media player via the terminal.

```bash
sudo apt install -y vlc
```

--------------------------------

### Install GNOME Sushi for file previews

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/switch-from-macos-to-popos

Installs the Sushi package to enable Quick Look-style file previews in the Nautilus file manager.

```bash
sudo apt-get install gnome-sushi
```

--------------------------------

### Install cjdns dependencies

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/cjdns

Install the required packages for building cjdns on Debian-based systems.

```bash
sudo apt-get install nodejs git build-essential python2.7
```

--------------------------------

### Install Memtester

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/unexpected-reboots

Commands to update package lists and install the Memtester utility for RAM diagnostics.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt install memtester
```

--------------------------------

### Install System76 OLED driver

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs the driver package for systems equipped with OLED panels.

```bash
sudo dnf install system76-oled

```

--------------------------------

### Install System76 Io DKMS

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs the Io DKMS package for the Thelio Io board.

```bash
sudo dnf install system76-io-dkms

```

--------------------------------

### Create Bash Startup Script

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/install-minecraft-server

A loop script to start the Minecraft server with 1GB of RAM and auto-restart on crash.

```bash
while :
java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar THE_URL.RANSOM.jar nogui
done
```

--------------------------------

### Install system76-acpi-dkms

Source: https://system76.com/support/articles/system76-software

Installs the system76-acpi-dkms package required for hotkeys and fans on Open Firmware systems.

```bash
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/system76-acpi-dkms.git
cd system76-acpi-dkms
makepkg -srcif
```

```bash
paru -S system76-acpi-dkms
```
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