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Gnome 3.30 has been in Testing repo for 4 days now. I've been checking back in Archlinux.org/Packages ever since. I am in the regular repos so I have been waiting for this. Included in this upgrade is linux kernel 4.18.8 so it's going to be a wild ride today. $ sudo pacman -Syu [sudo] password for:  :: Synchronizing package databases...  core                                      134.3 KiB   391K/s 00:00 [#####################################] 100%  extra                                    1637.4 KiB   141K/s 00:12 [#####################################] 100%  community                                   4.6 MiB   118K/s 00:40 [#####################################] 100%  DEB_Arch_Extra                              4.2 KiB  0.00B/s 00:00 [#####################################] 100%  DEB_Arch_Extra.sig                        280.0   B  0.00B/s 00:00 [#####################################] 100% :: Starting full system upgrade... resolving dependencies... looking for conflicting p

This is the second time the SIM cards failed to show up on my Asus phone. I thought at first that the problem is a mechanical one but I've tried to reposition the nano sims in the tray to no avail. If it's not mechanical, it must be software. I did add a lot of my old apps and what have you from my old phone to this phone without checking for compatibility. I might be paying for that mistake now. I don't have a choice but to reset to factory specs. After restarting, my main sim card picked up the wifi and the network data connection. So my hunch was right, it is software collision. I reposition my secondary sim and it also picked up the network signal. I'm a happy camper now. My asus zenfone has a backup. I can just pick the most crucial apps from before, and install one at a time.

Do you want to get message notifications from your smartphone to your desktop? Do you want to control your music player in the desktop while away from it and you have your smartphone in hand? andyholmes contributions to this github code is what I have been looking for since getting my new android device. Hello to the wonderful world of open source and thank you to the developers who worked on this.  The link above is a list of questions frequently asked about GS connect. My device is an Asus Zenfone 5 with android 8.0. My computer uses linux kernel 4.18.5 on Arch linux. I have Gnome 3.28 as my desktop environment.  I found out about GS connect during a search about a totally different thing. But the first thing you should ask yourself is if you really want to connect your android device to your desktop or laptop. If the answer is yes, then you should download and install the gnome-shell-extension for G S connect. You have to enable the plugins for each feature you want.  You will ha