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Complete Newbie to Linux here, I was hoping for someone to give me a hand, I had just installed Linux Mint a couple days ago and I have for the moment only two problems with it.
Firstly I have no sound, when I open up the sound application it shows that the sound is muted and under input its blank and shows the message "No input sources are currently available". After doing some digging around I found the command to force alsa to restart but nothing, then I installed PulseAudio Volume control and when I open this up it shows that the connection to PulseAudio failed and gives possible reasons why (I am not sure how to find out why and how to fix this). Then I installed QasMixer and I am not too sure what to do when I open this up.
Second issue is that when the laptop boots its in portrait mode, I know the xrandr command to flip it into landscape mode but this is a temporary fix but I don't know how t fix it permenantly.
Oh, and would you please edit your post and put the code in code tags, which become available when you click the "Go Advanced" button beneath the "compose/edit post" window. Code tags make code and terminal output much easier to read. Thanks.
Thank you so very much for your help, the link that you had sent me worked wonders, it had a github link, in that the first thing shown was the follwoing command.
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