Didn't pass the sniff test. Perhaps they need a Facebook version of "is it down"......"is everyone blocked or just me?"
#Random Linux
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# Random Linux
It's fugly
# Random Linux
It's fugly
Bash:
df --block-size=G /disks/usb1/ | grep dev | awk -e '{print $4}'Soldato
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Only "Turing" GPUs and newer.
First i've heard of Orbitiny Desktop, looks very archaic compared to plasma.
Plasma 6.3 is available.
Absolutely gorgeous. I do like how the launcher has been cleaned up and the new wallpaper is nice as ever.
Absolutely gorgeous. I do like how the launcher has been cleaned up and the new wallpaper is nice as ever.
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I used to, it was cool seeing all the texts scrolling when booting up, but then I realized how little I see it since I basically never shut down my PCs, only rebooting
/shutting down when needed (so basically after kernel/mesa updates, hardware maintenance, etc)
Though I should probably go back to disabling the splash screen for my laptops, I shut them down if I'm not going to be using them for more than couple of days.
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Today's pièce de résistance
Having FTTP installed today so will be running this baby and asking the Openreach engineers to explain why the new installation is shy te
Having FTTP installed today so will be running this baby and asking the Openreach engineers to explain why the new installation is shy te
Bash:
#!/bin/bash
while [ 1 ]; do
for c in 1 2 3 4 5; do
speedtest --no-upload 2>&1 > /dev/null &
speedtest --no-download 2>&1 > /dev/null &
sleep 1
done
sleep 10
doneWhat did you think of Spiral? I'm a fan, I've rebuilt my own custom spins. It used Debian Live build so not hard
I had a play with an early release that was buggy so ended up back on LMDE, i was going to retry it a few months back but noticed that the last release was back in 2023 so i left it.
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WOW!, Gnome Software thinking of going Flatpak only.
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I don't know everyone else feels about this, but for me, it makes no difference, but that's probably because of how I do things, I install stuff via terminal using distro's package manager, I do this for most flatpaks too but there are few packages where the name of the package can be kinda annoying to type or find in the terminal, so for these I use Discovery/Gnome Software.
I use Arch so using terminal to install packages is pretty normal haha
Linux running in a PDF.
My first thought was, 'That's cool,' followed by, 'I have no use for it.'
Well that's crap, Dash to Panel is my favourite add-on.
Not Linux but no idea which other thread I would put this in!
I'm getting up to speed with FreeBSD as I haven't used it in a long time. The only major annoyance I have is that it comes with vi not vim or neovim so you have to manually install it. As an operating system I like how it is all intgrated.
I'm getting up to speed with FreeBSD as I haven't used it in a long time. The only major annoyance I have is that it comes with vi not vim or neovim so you have to manually install it. As an operating system I like how it is all intgrated.
More interestingly the 'vi' on BSD is actually 'nvi' for licensing reasons, and 'vim' isn't technically vi improved, but stevie improved, although stevie was a clone of vi so it's all fun.
I had to do some stuff with ZFS on Linux a few weeks ago and it's so much better on FreeBSD, although I still prefer OpenBSD personally. I'm perfectly happy running nvi though nowadays. Getting deep into BSD land these days, trying to daily drive it, completely comfortable in Linux but definitely some fun differences.