Make a pull request on the relevant Github repo elementary/wallpapers. I see plenty of user contributed wallpapers there. To submit a wallpaper Make sure your wallpaper is openly-licensed ...

File a bug report at the relevant Github repo elementary/videos. Alternatively there is an issue already open Audience doesn't show subtitles here. Try renaming the subtitles to match the video file ...

If you have a Synaptics touchpad (which I believe is on most laptops), you can use synclient to modify these settings. To install simply run sudo apt install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics. In this ...

If you are sure you've forgotten your password (check caps lock, typos etc) you can try and reset it using recovery mode as per https://askubuntu.com/questions/24006/how-do-i-reset-a-lost-...

To expand on Schyken's answer you can find all of the wingpanel indicators made by the elementary team on the Github here: https://github.com/elementary?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=wingpanel&type=&...

Try installing tlp it's a must have for laptop power management, the default settings are great but it is also very customisable. $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linrunner/tlp $ sudo apt-get update $ ...

If you notice this happening repeatedly consider filing an issue at the relevant GitHub repo so that someone can investigate: https://github.com/elementary/wingpanel-indicator-network. After checking,...

This is far from official, and in fact is Arch Linux based but is reasonably comprehensive for many different vendors - shows if there are any compatibility issues with Linux modules etc https://...

Some numbers would be helpful. You can try to download using torrents - here's a page with some magnet links. (Verify checksums if you want) Alternatively use a download accelerator that can open ...

You can file a bug report by opening an issue at the relevant GitHub repository. Or even better, contribute to the one already opened here which I just found: https://github.com/elementary/music/...

Can't check if eOS has pulseaudio installed by default right now, if it's not there then apt install first. Then follow this answer to automatically switch to a newly connected device.

Easiest way without messing around with init.d/services etc perhaps simply put the script in /etc/rc.local. Not sure if elementaryOS has this setup by default, if it doesn't exist follow these steps ...

Try running boot-repair from the USB installation media, this has worked for various problems for me in the past: https://launchpad.net/~yannubuntu/+archive/ubuntu/boot-repair. sudo apt install ...

What Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chipset do you have? From there you can check if the right drivers are installed and loaded using lsmod. Also can you open an application called Bluetooth - it comes with the ...

My brand new elementaryOS install has the close button on the left hand side. It looks like you have client side decorations enabled which saves vertical real estate by putting UI elements in the ...

Seems to be a recent and common issue on askubuntu after a bit of googling. Have you tried this answer yet? Unfortunately it seems it's a manual fix for now.

Hmm not completely sure but you should try running boot-repair from your USB boot disk - that has solved all of my problems so far.