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mvirts, to linux in (help-solved)monitor 1 with workspace 1 and monitor 2 with workspace 2, how pls?

Gnome 3 has an option to keep one display fixed when changing workspaces… Also most window managers allow you to keep certain windows on all workspaces, maybe that will help?

mvirts, to linux in Linux Mint - Screenshot annoyance

I’m very happy with the gnome3 screenshot stuff, it’s basically the same as the win10 hotkey.

mvirts, to linux in Linux Mint - Screenshot annoyance

Ya use gimp, the old standby for impossible screenshots

mvirts, to askelectronics in Shift register missing bits

Yes that’s what I was thinking

mvirts, to askelectronics in Shift register missing bits

Maybe I’m getting ahead of myself, but maybe try using digitalWrite for a single bit instead of shiftDataOut?

mvirts, to askelectronics in Shift register missing bits

Hmmmm do you want to write to both shift register at the same time? I say this because you’re looping 16 times, but seem to be sending the high and low bytes out 16 times over rather than one bit each time, although you are shifting the input.

mvirts, to askelectronics in Shift register missing bits

Also try upping the usleep call?

mvirts, to askelectronics in Shift register missing bits

Would it work if you made that delay 1000?

mvirts, to askelectronics in Shift register missing bits

I think you got and and or switched, first two lines should be fine for shifting the top 8 bits down.

mvirts, to askelectronics in Lower part of the screen is updated one frame earlier. Signal source: HDMI

I used to see this on my Linux desktop with an old Acer monitor and Intel integrated graphics. Haven’t noticed it in a long time with newer linux

mvirts, to askelectronics in Does any one know about a this ad8445 /lm8445 ic it is supposed to be a timer ic but i am unable to find a data sheet for it

Probably an analog devices 844 opamp

mvirts, to askelectronics in Transformer question

It’s all about the lines bro, the lines.

mvirts, to askelectronics in What is this "220?" component and how do I determine a compatible replacement?

You can replace it with any resistor with the same resistance and power rating. It may be easier to solder a larger through hole resistor onto the pads. I think other posters have figured it out, but you can search for resistor code information to decode it yourself. You can buy resistors lots of places, RadioShack was the go to place but I think hardware stores sometimes have them. If you’re not in a rush I recommend ordering a kit with a few different kinds.

mvirts, to asklemmy in How old are we here?

You can call me Al

mvirts, to asklemmy in How old are we here?

Don’t forget upvotes aren’t necessarily anonymous

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