I used to clean windows on big buildings. One time I was sent this new building that had just been put up in the span of about a year. They obviously didn't give a shit about any birds because when I was on their 7 floor patio one day I counted about 20 dead birds.

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    There's a bbq place down the street from me with one of those and honestly it's one of the worst BBQ places I've ever had and was really expensive too. I definitely don't know how they received a great value award. Makes me think it's just a paid for award.

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    Hello I'm a Linux newbie and I need some help. I'm running fedora on my laptop and I want to connect my Logitech mouse. I got solaar installed but I need to manually install the udev rule. I'm following the Instructions here

    So I understand that I need to copy rules.d/42-logitech-unify-permissions.rules from the solaar GitHub and place it in /etc/udev/rules.d the thing I don't know how to do is get there. I'm not super familiar with the terminal

    Edit : adding this for any future people having the same issue. I booted up my wife's old windows 10 PC, downloaded Logitech unifying software and re-paired the mouse and dongle. Put the dongle back into my Linux PC and the mouse is working. Weirdly though solaar still shows nothing but an empty window. But whatever at least the mouse is working.

    Edit 2 : just figured out if I open terminal and type sudo solaar it opens solaar and my devices show up. If I just open it from the start menu or don't use sudo in the terminal solaar opens an empty window.

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