/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

>>61548108
So this is my first time working with a ground up linux system. I have almost everything the way I like it, but there are two basic things that are annoying me, and they both involve mounting and unmounting media and partitions.

Basically, I want to have hot plugging enabled.

As in, I plug in a USB drive, it automatically mounts and is listed in my file manager.

I hate having to open terminal and do
>sudo mount /dev/sdxy /media
to make it show up and then unmount it after.

I've heard about automount daemons but I can't find any. Is there a simple way to do this?

The second problem is much easier, and that is giving myself permission to mount and unmount the windows partition. Right now I have my fstab edited to where the windows partition is always mounted, but I have no permission to unmount it. Is there an easier way for this?

Thanks.

First for:
musl c
Busybox
LLVM
Clang

>>61548253
udisks2
udevil
udev rules

There are SO many ways to do this,you havent even attempted to try and do it your self

>permission
Use sudo,your altering the core system,you need permission rights

>>61548253
Why are you still using Windows?

>>61548317
Occasional Dota games. I plan on quitting though and moving primarily to Linux.

>>61548281
Thanks.

>>61548327
You do know DOTA has been nativly supported via steam for YEARS,right?

>>61548327
GNU/Linux*

>>61548350
No, Richard, it's 'Linux', not 'GNU/Linux'. The most important contributions that the FSF made to Linux were the creation of the GPL and the GCC compiler. Those are fine and inspired products. GCC is a monumental achievement and has earned you, RMS, and the Free Software Foundation countless kudos and much appreciation.

Following are some reasons for you to mull over, including some already answered in your FAQ.

One guy, Linus Torvalds, used GCC to make his operating system (yes, Linux is an OS -- more on this later). He named it 'Linux' with a little help from his friends. Why doesn't he call it GNU/Linux? Because he wrote it, with more help from his friends, not you. You named your stuff, I named my stuff -- including the software I wrote using GCC -- and Linus named his stuff. The proper name is Linux because Linus Torvalds says so. Linus has spoken. Accept his authority. To do otherwise is to become a nag. You don't want to be known as a nag, do you?

(An operating system) != (a distribution). Linux is an operating system. By my definition, an operating system is that software which provides and limits access to hardware resources on a computer. That definition applies whereever you see Linux in use. However, Linux is usually distributed with a collection of utilities and applications to make it easily configurable as a desktop system, a server, a development box, or a graphics workstation, or whatever the user needs. In such a configuration, we have a Linux (based) distribution. Therein lies your strongest argument for the unwieldy title 'GNU/Linux' (when said bundled software is largely from the FSF). Go bug the distribution makers on that one. Take your beef to Red Hat, Mandrake, and Slackware. At least there you have an argument. Linux alone is an operating system that can be used in various applications without any GNU software whatsoever. Embedded applications come to mind as an obvious example.

>>61548350
>>61548358
Next, even if we limit the GNU/Linux title to the GNU-based Linux distributions, we run into another obvious problem. XFree86 may well be more important to a particular Linux installation than the sum of all the GNU contributions. More properly, shouldn't the distribution be called XFree86/Linux? Or, at a minimum, XFree86/GNU/Linux? Of course, it would be rather arbitrary to draw the line there when many other fine contributions go unlisted. Yes, I know you've heard this one before. Get used to it. You'll keep hearing it until you can cleanly counter it.

You seem to like the lines-of-code metric. There are many lines of GNU code in a typical Linux distribution. You seem to suggest that (more LOC) == (more important). However, I submit to you that raw LOC numbers do not directly correlate with importance. I would suggest that clock cycles spent on code is a better metric. For example, if my system spends 90% of its time executing XFree86 code, XFree86 is probably the single most important collection of code on my system. Even if I loaded ten times as many lines of useless bloatware on my system and I never excuted that bloatware, it certainly isn't more important code than XFree86. Obviously, this metric isn't perfect either, but LOC really, really sucks. Please refrain from using it ever again in supporting any argument.

>>61548350
>>61548358
>>61548370
Last, I'd like to point out that we Linux and GNU users shouldn't be fighting among ourselves over naming other people's software. But what the heck, I'm in a bad mood now. I think I'm feeling sufficiently obnoxious to make the point that GCC is so very famous and, yes, so very useful only because Linux was developed. In a show of proper respect and gratitude, shouldn't you and everyone refer to GCC as 'the Linux compiler'? Or at least, 'Linux GCC'? Seriously, where would your masterpiece be without Linux? Languishing with the HURD?

>>61548192
What's wrong with raid10?

>>61548381
It's trash

>>61548358
>Sadly, a kernel by itself gets you nowhere. To >get a working system you
>need a shell, compilers, a library etc. These >are separate parts and may
>be under a stricter (or even looser) copyright. >Most of the tools used
>with linux are GNU software and are under the >GNU copyleft. These tools
>aren't in the distribution - ask me (or GNU) >for more info.

<http://ftp.funet.fi/pub/linux/historical/kernel/old-versions/RELNOTES-0.01>

>>61548441
Why though? Serious question.

A lightweight image viewer that supports color management?

Hi guys,
I have a noob question. I was reinstalling arch with win7 like I've done before exactly the same way but now when i run os-prober instead of it recognizing the windows partitions it says 'Failed to connect to lvmetad. Falling back to device scanning.'

The thing confusing me is that im only using one hard drive so idk why it thinks its anything lvm, I read i could just ignore it and instal grub with and do the mkconfig and it will work anyway but it hasn't.
Any ideas?

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I've got this installed on a server running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and although I've got 6 HDDs connected to it, only one seems to be detected. Why would this be? There aren't Ubuntu drivers on the download page but that shouldn't matter since Ubuntu is showing it, right?

http://www.supermicro.com/products/accessories/addon/aoc-sas2lp-mv8.cfm

>>61549076
Imagemagick?

This is gold
https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-mirrors/2017-July/000684.html

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>>61548108
Hello. I was trying to find any documentation or tutorials or a guide to write a kde plasma 5 window decoration(window border and a title bar). I have been googling futilely for a couple of days now. Does anybody know where do I start?
Wasn't KDE one of the few major projects? It has to have documentation on this somewhere.

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>>61551684
Indeed.

>>61551684
Now that Arch is dead, which distro are we switching to?

>>61551684
>https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-mirrors/2017-July/000684.html
Can you tl;dr that for me senpai? Guy's writing style is too gay for me to read.

>>61551684
Power to the Arch Wymyn!

>>61552041
>too gay
Your writing style is offenisive.
There is literally nothing wrong with liking dick. Stop acting like it is.

>>61551684
>Portugal
Lol.
I like how that one guy called banning a mirror because of a joke name unprofessional. Very irony.

>>61552041
It was satire. Some arch dev removed his mirror (loli.forsale) from the official list of mirrors and he wrote a long satirical reply which boiled down to:
>muh free speech
>muh abstract sensitive offended person that probably wouldn't even happen
>I do important work on a proto-isp and the center for lost lolis in my spare time, I am allowed to joke about these things!

>>61551684
>>61552013
>>61552219

Disconnect yourselves from the internet, idiots.

>>61552309

It wasn't satire. You don't know what satire is.

He tried to be witty and ironically point out all of the "good things" he does for the community (like hosting a mirror at his work) to defend his cringe-worthy sense of humour. He also complained about how they just removed it before even contacting him and trying to sort out out.

>>61548358
I agree with this. Many people are starting to take the GNU/Linux meme seriously. Seeming as one of the most widely used peices of software in Linux systems is bash, why don't we call it Brian Fox/GNU/Linux and so on, for other major peices of software.

>>61552501
fuck off retard

>>61552501
I agree with this. Many people are starting to take the Android meme seriously. It's just Linux.

>>61552457
>It wasn't satire. You don't know what satire is.
Yeah I do. I just wrote that first bit before I reread the mail and forgot to delete it after writing the rest.
So there.

>>61552501
>Seeming as one of the most widely used peices of software in Linux systems is bash
You mean the GNU Bourne Again SHell maintained by Chet Ramey?

>>61552501
Thats basically the result when people think Linux is the complete system with some GNU tools installed. At this point of view I can understand that it sounds retarded to add a random contribution into the system name, but the thing is, GNU is not a set of programs installed in "Linux"; GNU is an operating system, combined with the kernel Linux. These two parts make the core of the system.
>why don't we call it Brian Fox/GNU/Linux
bash is already part of the GNU system. The GNU project sat down to make an operating system, made a list of what is needed wrote the core programs, shell, libraries and compilers. Bash is one of these programs.

>>61548358
>He named it 'Linux'
no he didn't

he named it "freax", a portmanteau of "free", "freak", and "x" (uniX)

some random fucktard who maintained the ftp where linux was uploaded renamed it to "linux"

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r.i.p.

I don't know how much overlap there is between tiling WM fags and vidya fags, but does anyone use something like i3 and also play vidya through Steam or whatever?
Basically do games work okay in a twm

what's the difference between debian server with the packages you need for a desktop OS and arch linux? package manager and nothing else?

>>61552686
Sorry sir, it's Java/Google/Linux

>>61554571
there's also different point of view about security, release circle, etc.

Reminder that GNU Ring exists. https://ring.cx/en
It just left beta. https://blog.savoirfairelinux.com/en-ca/2017/rings-stable-version-released/

>Arch linux will now be forever shitposted as an SJW distro
Well, it gets rid of the archfags on /g/ so something good came from this.

>>61554949
That's where you are wrong. I tend to believe that arch shitposters are actually people that do not use archlinux themselves and just go around saying shit about it to annoy arch users that end responding and from there, start a distro circlejerking.

>>61554977
Well, /g/ is upset right now about the mirror getting removed so shitposting will definitely go up and will result in a portion of the arch linux base on /g/ to a different distro.

I have a male dog and a female dog and they won't stop humping each other. Keeping this in mind what's the best way to install Linux on ZFS?

>>61555041
Honestly, the removal of the mirror just because the name offended someone is is bullshit. I'd understand if the mirror server was involved in something fishy, or of the maintainer was a lazy asshole, but that's not the case here.

>>61555131
Are you retarded? Dude's a fucking pedophile and belongs in a noose.

>>61555167
proof of that?

>>61554242
Games work fine on awesomewm, I haven't tried i3 , but I can't think of any reason for they not to, well, not other than some package missing.

>>61554242
WMs like i3 that are tilling might have the windows a little funky because it automatically sets them. But other than that, everything works.

I want to use linux that is ready to use instantly like ubuntu but I like pacman and arch logo, what do?

>>61551084
Got it working, it was a faulty SATA connector.

>>61555399
manjaro / antergos

>>61555399
-install pacapt
-alias screendetch to

 screenfetch -A Arch\ Linux 

KDE has that session restore thing. How does it work? How do I make my program work with it? How would I go about making my session restore thing that works with KDE session restore thing? I wanted to look it up, but only simple questions come up (90% of them being a variation of "how do I save a KDE session").

>>61555427
how hard is it to install manjaro

>Download program
>It is archived
>Extract it
>Now i have folder with its files and one file for running program
How do you run apps like this?
Do you cd its folder and then ./AppName
Is there better way? This way i need to have terminal opened all the time

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/fglt/, how do I change color in w3m's config page? I can't erase colors's names, it's just constant.

>>61556139
either add the folder to your $PATH or create a launch script

>>61555167
owning a domain called "loli.forsale" doesn't make you a pedophile
also, there's literally nothing wrong with being a pedophile, nor is it illegal to be one

These threads are getting slower and slower. ;_;

>>61554242

Your window manager doesn't affect the content inside in any way.
Stop being idiots and actually think for a second.

>>61554949

You are an idiot.
You don't even use a Linux distribution.
You have no actual knowledge about it.
You are retarded enough to be affected by other people using something you don't like. That's a sign of autism.

>>61555131

You're an idiot because you lack the insight to see this through.
The only reason he made that was to be edgy. People like that are the most obnoxious idiots out there. It's not about the alleged joke, it's the fact that they're so retarded that they think being edgy will make them interesting. Just like he accuses those "SJWs" that they go out of their way to be offended, he does the same by being edgy for the sake of being edgy. It's like someone would make "that's what she said" all day long and then complained why no one would want to hang around them.

Any sane person maintaining something (for example the mirror list) would just ignore bullshit like this, remove it and stop enabling cringe-worthy edgelords and that's exactly what happened.

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>>61556190
Did you press enter?

>>61557114
Hi Florian

>>61557114
GNU/Linux*

Which I/O scheduler would you recommend for root on SSD? Am I good to go with BFQ?

I've got an E7440 currently with Windows installed. What are some recommendations regarding distros to run instead?

>>61557967
any modern distro with XFCE, LXDE or MATE.

>>61557967
literally anything. my E6400 runs kde gentoo with no hiccups.

>>61557967
Debian.

>>61557967

Debian 9.0 KDE

>>61557967
Make a minimal/net install of your favourtie distro and test some ligthweight DE like LXDE or XFCE, or some standalone window manager

How do you guys check your HDDs file systems for errors? I've been looking at SMART but that doesn't really tell me if the FS itself has errors.

I'm using ext4 and want to see if I have any bad sectors etc. I've been told that I cannot run this from the drive I boot from so is there a way to schedule it so the file system check runs on the next boot?

>>61559393
you want e2fsck

read the manpage which parameter to use so it checks for bad sectors.

Note: to check your root fs, you need to be in maintenance mode with root being ro or in a live system.

>>61559393
>>61559424
yet I forget there is a separate utility called "badblocks". Try that too.

Sup elitists.
https://youtu.be/BV68DJ2SLyc

How do you view your logs? Do you just view them in a pager? Do you use a interface? Do you use logviewers?

>>61559554
less or fgrep

>61559509
>muh community
Elitism is what Linux needs to fend off infiltration by cancerous influences.
The lowest common denominator can go fester elsewhere.

>>61559554

I print them out and then my mom reads them to me.

Anyone else prefer to use command line for everything whenever possible? It's just more comfortable and everything gets done faster.

>>61559844
nah, it's just you

>>61559844
Command line is dark and creepy.

how do I change Ranger's keybindings? It wont register fn+backspace as delete

I'm trying to pair my bluetooth headphones to my PC, but it can't see the headphones for some reason.

This is the service status:

~$ sudo service bluetooth status
● bluetooth.service - Bluetooth service
   Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/bluetooth.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
   Active: active (running) since Tue 2017-07-25 17:26:28 UYT; 6s ago
     Docs: man:bluetoothd(8)
 Main PID: 3554 (bluetoothd)
   Status: "Running"
   CGroup: /system.slice/bluetooth.service
           └─3554 /usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd

Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: gatt-time-server: Input/output error (5)
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Not enough free handles to register service
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Not enough free handles to register service
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Sap driver initialization failed.
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: sap-server: Operation not permitted (1)
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Endpoint registered: sender=:1.37 path=/MediaEndpoint/A2DPSource
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Endpoint registered: sender=:1.37 path=/MediaEndpoint/A2DPSink
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Endpoint registered: sender=:1.59 path=/MediaEndpoint/A2DPSource
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: Endpoint registered: sender=:1.59 path=/MediaEndpoint/A2DPSink
Jul 25 17:26:28 gengar bluetoothd[3554]: RFCOMM server failed for Headset Voice gateway: rfcomm_bind: Address already in use (98)

I'm running Ubuntu GNOME 16.04, if it matters.

>>61560296
nevermind

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I just can't get i3 to work on Fedora's minimal install.
>install lightdm
>install i3
>systemctl enable lightdm.service
>restart
>see a good old CLI login

I tried the exact same thing in Debian's minimal and it worked flawlessly. What am I doing wrong?

Hi guys. Some anon would mind to explain to me why lxc-net deamon messes up my network? I though my network was managed by the networking service and lxc-net was for the containers and the veth only.

>>61560485
>fedora

>>61560568
map XY console delete

>>61560485
idk why you can't get i3 to work when light dm is clearly not working but here is the wiki article
>LightDM does not appear

>It may happen that your system boots so fast that LightDM service is started before your graphics drivers are properly loaded. If this is your case, you will want to add the following config to your lightdm.conf file:

> [LightDM]
> logind-check-graphical=true

>This setting will tell LightDM to wait until graphics devices are ready before spawning greeters/autostarting sessions on them.

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See sticky related jpg on upper left catalog
what I thought I hid the sticky
hide sticky related jpg
spend 23 minutes looking for /fglt/

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>>61560730

GNU/Linux is seriously underrated as a remote desktop host OS.
>have an old Debian desktop currently pulling fileserver duty that still has a GPU in it, but no attached monitors
>get x2go working complete with pulseaudio forwarding
>get VirtualGL working with my GPU for most OpenGL things working as expected
>achieve the platonic ideal of a workstation class X11 desktop with no hardware compatibility issues, and a resumable session like MS RDP
>only thing that doesn't work via x2go+VirtualGL is gaemz but I mostly do my gaming on Nintendo or Android platforms anyway
>now I can have a fullscreen x2go session of my home PC with a monitor of my work desktop dedicated to it, all tunneled over SSH, with clipboard integration, etc.
On a related note, Fluxbox is incredibly comfy.

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>>61561408
One png crush to fix the false positive on the spam filter, and here's the screenshot.

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my ANUS laptop feels VERY unresponsive.
running Ubuntu on a Celeron N3050.
is it normal for it to freeze this much and be this sluggish? is the laptop just shit or could it be an ubuntu problem or hard disk damage?

>>61560601
>distros that aren't fedora

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>>61551788
bump

>>61561583
qt

>>61561522
Try turning 3D compositing on if you don't have it. The N3050 should be able to handle that, and it helps.

>>61561620
>3D compositing helps
what im saying is that the computer runs slow, not complaining about the winows manager or UI or anything like that
is there any real benefit to 3D compositing besides looks?

>>61560532
I'm bumping iy because I think I got it.

While the networking service is trying to get net from a bridge, the lxc-net is trying to bring up a NAT I didn't configure it.

Now I'm messing around with the ifup and the networking service since I don't understand at 100% why now I'm only able to restart network with "ifup" and not with "service networking restart" or "init.d/networking".

>>61561721
Yes. It removes a bunch of the strain from your CPU and offloads it to the GPU, which is what it's for. If you don't like the built in compositor either, turn that off too and try installing and using compton, a standalone compositor.

>>61561774
>Now I'm messing around with the ifup and the networking service since I don't understand at 100% why now I'm only able to restart network with "ifup" and not with "service networking restart" or "init.d/networking".
This always means a config error somewhere.

>>61561833
That's what I'm trying to figure out. This afternoon I swapped "auto" for "allow-hotplug" and the bridge was up at boot perfectly. I don't know what did I change it is not doing it now.

I though it was lxc-net but seems like something more is messing around. Interfaces is still the same file and lxc-net conf is not there anymore since I want a bridge, not a NAT..

Thing is network goes flawless with "ifup br0" but untill that, the system ignores the bridge (which is already on interfaces file)

>>61561820
but my GPU is the CPU's integrated graphics
is it still worth it in that case?

>>61561617
go fuck yourself

>>61561976
KDE uses qt faggot.

>>61561985
Obviously. Are you fucking retarded?

>>61561968
Yes.

>>61562000
Then how bout you google
"change window decorations in qt"
?

>>61562061
thank you my friend
also when i try to install wine in the commands it says it depends on wine1.6, but if i try to sudo apt install wine1.6 it says theres some broken packages or some shit
im gonna try going to mate "welcome" window, theres something about fixing packages there

>>61562074
Yes this is closer to the sooth, although I would wanna know are there specific kde plasma 5 guidelines? I don't want to resort to the backwards engineering again.

>>61562165
Why dont you read the fuck specs on the official kde website and stop fucking wasting everyone's time faggot?
PROTIP: Its the fuck fucking link

>>61561878
>>61561833
If the kind anon is still there, I managed to resolve it. Seems like allo-hotplug (for some reason) might got glitched or is related to "lxc-net" (which is disabled since an hour ago) so swapping it back to "auto br0" fixed the issue.

Am I right on the process or it just luck I just had?

>>61562157
"apt-get -f install wine" should fix most broken-package issues. The f is fix, not force.

>>61562323
No, you're right. auto pulls it up first, allow-hotplug waits until it detects link. If you had lxc-net set to auto, allow-hotplug br0 would definitely have broken your configuration.

>>61562421
Thing is it worked with "allow-hotplug" while having lxc-net, but everything got messed up when I disabled lxc-net. Very weird if I got you right.

Decided to install Debian on an old computer, but I'm facing a problem. After select Graphical Install I simply get a black screen and the other install options also don't work.
Specs if matter:
Athlon ii x3 4gb ram and nvidia 8400gs

>>61562721
read the OP

>>61561522
>my ANUS
>>61561530
>being a red hat cuck
>>61562074
>using botnet search engines

reposting
>>61562696
Russuian gov....putin Is trying to limit VPN usage and implement WEB-blacklist.
Sauce:http://www.dw.com/en/russians-protest-state-censorship-of-the-internet/a-39807536

How We can help them?
Start Tor Bridge?
https://www.torproject.org/docs/bridges.html.en
What else??
If ru-gov will win once other govs may try too...

>>61562846
It's russia,they dont have freedom,they have glasnost which putin dosent like and has been limiting.Everything is state run.
There is nothing to do as it is isp level

>>61562900
as long as people are able to share information EVERY dictatorship will fall

>>61562955
Do you not understand what they are doing?
They wont have the freedom to share information. Its china firewall v2.0

>>61562977
>>61562846
>Start Tor Bridge?
>https://www.torproject.org/docs/bridges.html.en

>>61562999
This does nothing if the list of bridges gets out,how are people going to ,in masse, use these bridges without the isp's finding out and blocking them(as well as all the exit nodes)?

>>61563045
it still increase price, its very important.

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>>61563122
Wat

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>>61563135
Wat wat

>>61563181
>189x200
fuck you

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>>61548108
is using ethernet during installation a must or is there a way to add the needed wifi drivers onto the live disc?
also the wiki does not help me much, is there another resource that EXPLAINS what the commands do?

>>61563354
man man

>>61561583
everytime i see this image it loses a pixel

>>61562846
a bit more hardcore solution:
https://gnunet.org/cadet
P900 ROAD

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>>61563377
halp

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>>61563580
wtf?

sort file.txt > file.txt

Running this command will result in file.txt being completely blank. Why?

>>61563657
You're redirecting the output, so it needs the ability to write into that file before running any commands.

So the file is cleared first, and the command is executed later.

You can circumvent that by using sponge from moreutils.

>>61563657
The file it's opened, and truncated, by the shell before it execs the sort process. You need to write to a different file or look into the sponge program from moreutils package.

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Recommended drivers for these? I'm fairly new to linux and was wondering which of these I should be going with? Also even when I change to the intel microcode one, it still doesn't recognize whatever the fuck it's supposed to be.

>>61564517
top

Qutebrower looks very promising for a firefox replacement, good thing once he drops qtwebkit this november or december with version 1.0 he can focus more on the browser than mantaining an old outdated engine.

>>61563657
>>61563963
>>61564110

or as a workaround you could just

sort file.txt | tee file.txt

>>61564517
nice fonts

>>61564720
I might try it again then. Last time I tried it it seemed to actually use up more resources than firefox so I went back

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has anyone figured out a solution to this?
wine's scalable font support seems to be broken for freetype 2.7+, which came out quite a while ago now, i was hoping it would be sorted over time, but that doesn't seem to be the case, i mean, it's been 10 months now since 2.7 came out

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>not adding "shutdown 0" to crontab to make your computer faster

>>61560314
pm'd you the fix ;)

I'm trying out i3 and it's tearing like crazy. Apparently, the manual lists something you can do about it, but why not just include this fix by default? Why would you ever have this tearing inherent in your WM, if you know the fix?

As a newbie to i3, this is turning me off, and I actually liked i3 besides that.

>>61568143
Linux it's such a waste of time

anyone here use x32abi?

>>61568456

Tearing is window manager independent.
Stop assuming things.

>>61569290
But what about this claim:

>Tearing
>i3 does not properly implement double buffering hence tearing or flickering may occur. To prevent this, install and configure compton.
From the ArchWiki.

>>61569322

It implies that i3 doesn't have a built-in compositor.
Installing Compton or any compositor isn't the only way to fix tearing. Fix it for your hardware. Intel has the TearFree option, Nvidia's proprietary driver has something similar.

TIL to soft-wrap in nano: Esc + $

>>61568559
No, because there is no point, and x32 is a dumb meme.

Is it advisable to use a partition on the same SSD as the operating system for a zfs cache or is a dedicated SSD a better idea. Do you even need an SSD cache?

>>61570701
>Do you even need an SSD cache?
No. Your operating systems caches most shit in RAM already, and that's usually enough.

>>61571140
This is a special case though, as zfs apparently needs a lot of memory.

>>61571230
I just looked that shit up and yeah, ZFS does require a fuck load of RAM for some reason.
I would just recommend getting more RAM then.

>>61548253
Try udiskie, forks fine for me. You'll need udisks for it to work. Run the udiskie daemon with sudo at startup and you'll be good to go.

>>61560730
have a (You)

Where can I go to learn about bootloaders and how the work?

Learn regex. Here's a good guide: https://github.com/zeeshanu/learn-regex

For playing around you can use grep.

grep -P "[0-9]{2,3}" <<< 'The number was 9.9997 but we rounded it off to 10.0.'
grep -P "(?<=(T|t)he\s)(fat|mat)" <<< 'The fat cat sat on the mat.'

>>61571305
I've heard that the recommended ram for ZFS is for strenuous use and for single consumer use it can work fine with less.

>>61571810
Try oswiki

>>61571872
>-P
>Perl regex
Disgusting.

>>61572067
>not using the superior regex
embrassing

>kdenlive needs phonon (at least on my distribution)
>don't install it

Fucking hell.

Are there any good taskbars for Gnome?

anyone here been game enough to do make randconfig?

>>61563657
cat file.txt | sort

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>>61572893

Recommended GNU/Linux distros:

>Aloonix
https://aloonix.neocities.org/
>Apartheid Linux:
https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t786671/
>Demi Lovato Linux
http://demilovato.sourceforge.net/
>HITLERLINUX
http://properfucked.net/hitlerlinux.html
>Hannah Montana Linux
http://hannahmontana.sourceforge.net/Site/Home.html
>Jewbuntu
http://www.jewbuntu.org/
>Justin Bieber Linux (also called Biebian):
http://biebian.sourceforge.net/
>Linux for Niggers
https://app.assembla.com/spaces/linuxforniggers/git/source
>Moebuntu
http://moebuntu.web.fc2.com/home_eng.htm
>RebeccaBlackOS
https://sourceforge.net/projects/rebeccablackos/
>Suicide Linux
https://qntm.org/suicide
>Ubuntu Christian Edition
http://ubuntuce.com/
>Ubuntu Furry Remix
http://www.ufurmix.org/
>Ubuntu Muslim Edition
http://www.junauza.com/2007/10/christians-view-on-ubuntu-muslim.html
>Ubuntu Satanic Edition
http://ubuntusatanic.org/

I have a script with various 'sudo ufw' commands but I want to not have to enter the sudo password for when I run it.

I have this in my sudoers file but it doesn't seem to be working:

anon ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/ufw, /usr/bin/updatedb

Where am I going wrong with this?

>>61573008
alias foo='sudo yourscript'

>>61573033
Why would making it an alias change anything?
I can run the script but it still asking for the password when it tries to execute the sudo commands inside it.

>>61573008
Why would you do this? There's a reason why ufw is password protected.

>>61573108
Because I can trust myself to be able to manage it with a script. It's not critical anyway, at least for me, it's just to manage a vpn killswitch. If you don't know the answer you can just so.

>>61573135
Why don't you just login as root for everything? That way you never need to type a password.

>>61573190
>I don't know the answer but I can't let it go

>>61573008
I don't know if this is the answer but eg suid doesn't work on scripts, only binaries. Maybe it's the same with sudo because ... well the same reason doesn't apply but you could test it by using the same syntax in a binary.

>>61573198
The answer is: Stop being a lazy retard and type your password.

Grep might be the greatest Unix tool created

>>61573223
No. yes is.

>>61573210
Fuck off summer.

>>61573209
The script is calling the binaries as sudo though, I'm not running the script as sudo. Shouldn't the sudoers rule work regardless if I run it manually in a terminal or if I run it in a script?

>>61573242
You should use sudo for security reasons.

>>61573242
Yeah it should, same uid, same tty.

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>>61573260

>>61573223
man grep | grep -A1 NOTES

>arch actually made it into the news
https://www.neowin.net/news/arch-linux-host-cites-freedom-of-speech-defense-after-using-offensive-domain-name

>>61573223
no, sed is

close call though

>>61573456
>>61573223
no awk is

>>61573374

>neowin

>news

bait harder fag

>>61573223
>Unix
nonfree pig disgusting

>>61573607
Don't call me like that, you rude person.

I am interested in becoming a Linux sysadmin. So far my expertise can be basically summed up as ``I know how to rice my desktop".

What is the best course of action, what are the best courses, certs, and books, how do I go from zero to hero?

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>>61573731
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

>>61573584
>>61573456
>>61573349
>>61573223
What do you guys think about these newish grep replacements like ack and ag?

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Helo.
Is anyone out here have experience with arm-based laptops (a.k.a chromebooks maybe)?
My only concerns are battery life, display ppi and muh GNU/Linux-libre freedomz (I only use gaehnoo emacs and browser though).
The cheaper is better of course. Is it worth trying?

>>61573795
Its slow af

>>61573842
Running GNU/Linux on a Chromebook is simple a majority of the time. Only really requiring a small adjustment to the motherboard and a quick bios flash.
Though drivers are a real issue with most, especially sound and wifi. There exists GalliumOS, a *buntu made for Chromebooks thats bundled with a lot of the necessary, but nonfree, drivers and shit.

>>61573763
I am interested in becoming a GNU/Linux sysadmin. So far my expertise can be basically summed up as ``I know how to rice my desktop".

What is the best course of action, what are the best courses, certs, and books, how do I go from zero to hero?

Better?

>>61573952
>GalliumOS
Wow. That's exactly what i've searched for. Thank you kind anonymous.

>>61573374
>Source: reddit
So he found it on reddit and decided to write a blog post about it, big deal.

One thing I love about GNU/Linux is that there is always more than one way to do something. Rather than one tool to do everything, you can do one thing with 2-3 or more different available programs.

How do I set my shit up so I can just have my OS on the SSD and all my programs on my HDD?

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This isn't exactly linux per say, but I'm having a strange issue that only just now started happening in Chromium, where I can't see the quick reply box, and I can't see quotes in threads.

I've tried turning off all my extensions but the problem still occurs.
CTRL + SHIFT + J shows the javascript console not giving any errors either.

>>61574120
>love

It's a curse. Once something works, you find a way to optimize it and when you think it's perfect, you find a way to optimize it further and further and further.

It's the hell.

I found something simliar when playing around with mpv.
>Hey, this could be optimized, and this doesn't look perfect, there must be a way to make this look better, could this be optimized?
And then you want to watch a movie and all you see are unoptimized fragment blocks, ringing and whatnot.

>>61574751
>Chromium
botnet, uninstall asap

>>61574743
Your question makes no sense in gnu/linux.

>>61574777
Firefox switched to Pulseaudio, so I have no sound in that, and I don't feel like fucking with meme browsers with no extensions.

>>61574788
install apulse

>>61574788
>meme browsers
I'm getting the feel that /g/ doesn't really know what "meme" means.

Manjaro or Fedora? im interested in getting the latest packages, but i cant decide between these two

>>61574792
I want to avoid as much Pulse cancer as possible, along as avoid as much systemd cancer as possible.

>>61574818
Fedora.

>>61574778
I have two memory devices:
1.) Solid State Drive ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive ): This is where the operating system is installed. Whenever I do

sudo apt-get install program

It installs it to the SSD
2.) Hard Disk Drive ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive ): It has a bigger capacity than my SSD, and is mounted at /mnt/. I usually I just save things like documents, pictures, videos, etc. to this drive.

How would I get something like GCC to install to this other drive, the HDD, rather than the SSD where the operating system is installed on?

Alright I fixed it. I had to just reset all my settings.

Thanks you fags. Enjoy your pulse cancer.

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>>61574818
Don't use Manjaro.
It is run by clueless idiots who have a god complex
>"but muh vlc package that I maintain for arch linux" - the penis who is #2 in command
The users have no idea what they are doing so support is like the blind leading the blind.
It completely fails the one objective it has, to make arch easy and stable, breaks happen often and users are not knowledgeable enough to fix them, even if the breaks are very simple and trivial a lot of the time. This mainly happens because packaging is terribly done and their bullshit of "stabilizing" arch repos just consists of 5 people MAYBE installing and using the packages.
Philm [the man, the god, the legend] stole the logo from Nine Inch Nails. He never acknowledged this, recognized the fact, paid anything to NIN or apologised to NIN. This is in the true spirit of manjaro, steal other people's work and pass it off as your own.
Do you remember the recent issue where they fucked up and told users to change the clocks?
Telling your users to set back their time because you forgot to update ssl certificate (twice!) is moronic. Fucking jokes.

>>61574818
Don't listen to this retard here >>61574866.

>>61574952
Present your case about why he should listen to you son.

>>61574840
Enjoy your botnet.

>>61574952
my answers so far are that copypasta and a word,havent decided yet

>>61574120
False.
The Linux Kernel can only be compiled with GCC,because of gcc extensions that its incorporated over the past 30 years.
You would think there would be another option given the openness of the Linux environment,but nope, stallman has made sure the Linux Kernel can only be developed on with GCC

Has anyone ever used Puppy Linux as a full install? Or does it just work better as a Live CD?

>>61575526
Stallman didn't do shit for this, it simply happened due to lack of alternatives.

>>61574838
Make a HDD partition and mount it /usr/bin
he real question is: y tho?

>>61575585
Stallmans coders added the dependencies on the gcc extensions.Secretly subverting all other options

>>61574823
apulse ISNT pulse,its a wrapper that wraps pulse back to alsa.You dont even need pulseaudio installed to use you..
Learn your shit before you talk

>>61574838
GCC doesn't install shit, Makefiles do. And those usually can be configured, often with somehting like a prefix you can than point to some directory on the hdd.

>>61574838
You want your programs and shit to be on the ssd.You want things such as games,movie,music,pictures,/home to be on the hdd.

Is there any distro using sysvinit that wont give me as much or even more cancer as systemd seems to? I can't get friends with systemd and it seems to cause extra troubles running as VM guest. I've looked at void linux but it doesnt seem to have a comprehensive repository.
Would perhaps debian be a good pick?

Does anyone have any links to anywhere that can help me rice FF/Pale Moon?

>>61575526
>>61575631
>Only one compiler can be used to compile linux
>Stallmanites will defend this as true freedom

>>61575631
Linux uses gcc optimations. Thats it.

>>61576662
You're WRONG.
http://archive.oreilly.com/pub/a/linux/excerpts/9780596009588/gcc-extensions-to-the-c-language.html
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-gcc-hacks/index.html
https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/plugins

>>61575781
Please do the world a favor and jump in a lake fellow memer.

>>61575781
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~necula/cil/cil010.html
http://www.osnews.com/story/20566/GCC_Hacks_in_the_Linux_Kernel

>>61576689
Why did you capitalize "WRONG"? I don't know what you mean anon. Linux uses optimations and extensions provided by gcc, what's wrong with that? If you can't use your shitty clang to compile it because of Linux using said extensions, blame Linux "coders".

>>61576734
>Linux uses optimizations and extensions provided by gcc
You posted this.
But originally you said.
>Linux uses gcc optimations. Thats it.
That is not true.
Which is it anon?
Backpeddling are we now?

Limiting ANYONE from compiling the kernel with anything besides gcc is a problem and needs to be addressed.

>Only one compiler can be used to compile linux
>Stallmanites will defend this as true freedom

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>>61572986
wtf is wrong with people

>>61576767
what is wrong with you?

>>61576809
Whats wrong with you? Answer the damn question.

>>61576809
What's wrong with you? Why are you talking with someone who is either a troll or thinks that Stallman wrote Loonix

>>61576767
>Limiting ANYONE from compiling the kernel with anything besides gcc is a problem and needs to be addressed.
You did it now. Thanks.

At least theres some life in this thread.

>>61575623
ssd is only 120gb.
>>61575669
Sorry I guess I meant build-essential.
>>61575720
I guess I just need to buy a bigger ssd.

>>61576843
So going against the 4 commandants of STALLMAN, is a troll?
How weak willed can you be to blindly follow this retard,without question?
All of gnu needs to be removed and replaced if Linux wants to have a positive future.It will ALWAYS be shunned proffesionally if its held back by gnu and stallman

>>61576915
How would a positive future for Linux look like?

>>61576961
Not be KEKED with GPL on all the important shit.
Not be associated with Stallman or FSF cancer.
Have multiple compiler options(embedded being the biggest to gain from faster compiles and less bloat).
Not be cucked by GPL
Not be KEKED by gpl

>>61576961
LinuxOS, developed by Apple (or Google may? Apple already raped BSD).

>>61576990
don't cut yourself on that edges, kid

>>61572986
Linux was a mistake.

>>61576990
Maybe GNU/Linux just isn't your cup of tea. Every thought about switching to BSD?

>>61577014
Enjoy drinking stallmans cum and dirty foot skin in your daily koolaid injection

>>61576894
Common setup is / on SSD and /home/Documents or something on HDD
120 GB is more than enough to fit Linux system

>>61576999
Google already raped Linux => Android.

>>61577056
/home/$user/Documents, you get the idea

It's not very good to mount actual /home on HDD because you'll have user's xdg cache folder on HDD too and it will have negative impact on the performance of programs that use it (e.g. web browsers)

>>61577133
Put /tmp on a tmpfs on your ram.
Symlink .cache to /tmp

Do this for all your caches.
Or you can use profile-sync-daemon if you are lazy

>negative impact
Its been working perfectly fine for 20 years bruh.

>>61552457
>cringe worthy sense of humor
that shit was funny as fuck, secondly what kind of world is it where people get offended at the stupidest shit and raise a big stink about everything and anything, fucking hell. It's a fucking joke, people take shit way too seriously anymore.

>GPL limits what you're allowed to do with your software
>Stallmanites will defend this as true freedom

>>61577464
it doesn't, though
unless you want to take freedom away from others, which isn't something you're entitled to

>>61577151
not him but you just symlink the caches without actually relocating the folder onto the tmpfs?

>>61577500
>being dictated how to use your software
>freedom
Stallmanites ladies and gentlemen

so I apt-get dist-upgrade my debian 8 after 1 year and ofc if blew the fuck up including no physical network connections possible.
I am a linux newbee, nearly as new as it gets.
Win 10 sux, holy fuck, they wanna know me inside and out.
which distro should I get? install debian 9; or go over to mint/ubuntu, or REALLY go full nerd gentoo?

2 things I didn't like on debian: celmentine was old (1.2? 1.3?) and my media keys on the keyboard didn't work.
everything else did what it was supposed to do.

>>61577598
didn't read lol

>>61577464
The only restriction the GPL imposes on developers is on the "right" to deny others the freedoms the developer enjoys.

>>61577151
Will only work on case to case basis

First, because of tmpfs you lose your caches on reboot, which may make startup times longer
Second, some programs might expect you to have a lot of space there (e.g. mc used to unpack archives into /tmp, browser caches can also grow too big), so you need to be aware of the amonut of spare ram you have

Quick question: How can I remove (maybe with sed?) the final newline of some file or stdin?

Is there a fix for image preview artifacts ranger on termite? It's really annoying.

>>61577647
>"freedom"
Thanks, stallmanite

>>61577687
That bug is everywhere. I think enabling borders fixes it.

>>61577647
So you are PREVENTED/LIMITED/LEGALLT OBLIGATED to not have control of your software?
Nice """"""""""(((((freedom)))))""""""""""

Not necessairly a Linux/GNU question, but what is the current login/password for the installgentoo.com FTP server?

>>61577741
>beeing to stupid to read
For 12 year olds: The GPL prevents any further restrictions.

>>61577834
The GKEKPL prevents you from actually controlling your own code.YOu have to adheare to the BULLSHIT 4 commandments.

GCUKPL is for developers that dont want to control their code.
GKEKPL is only in the favor of the USERS not the code creators.
Why would i spent 5 years in development only to have some guy contribute a 5 line patch and then take control of the project with his own fork?

RETARDATION AT ITS FINEST

>>61577885
>prevents you from actually controlling your own code
That's the point of free software, anon.
>GCUKPL is for developers that dont want to control their code.
Developers are always free to make their own free code proprietary, the GPL doesn't prevent that.
>Why would i spent 5 years in development only to have some guy contribute a 5 line patch and then take control of the project with his own fork?
So you are basically against free/libre and open source in general?

>>61571872
Why does the {2,3} part of the first example work with find | grep but not find -regex?
The only way I can make it work is -regex [0-9] [0-9] [0-9]

>>61577885
>having such a boring life that you need to join a random thread about <topic> and tell the people ITT how shit <topic> is
that's just like coming to 4chan and complaining about anime
top retard

>>61578026
Read the manpage on -regextype to use different regex types.

>>61577718
I've got borders enabled and I still get artifacts

>>61577687
All of my image preview troubles went away when I swapped out an AMD card for an Nvidia card for a completely unrelated reason.
Not saying that's your problem, I've never even used termite, but it kinda blew my mind for a few minutes.

>>61578111
None of them work. I just wondered why.

>>61577318

>ha ha i understand this, lol loli get it? i saw it on the internet haha

It's a mirror for a Linux distribution's packages. There are no "jokes" (if you can call that obnoxious edgy abomination a joke). There is only room for technical merit.

>>61577679

cmd | head -c -1

>>61578409
GNU/Linux*

>>61578497
Perfect, ty.

>>61578497
Now that's using your head.

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>not making your memes using the cli

printf 'THIS IS BAIT\n\n          /\n        \\/\n\n ><(((°>   ' | convert -border 25 -bordercolor black -background black -fill white -font Liberation-Mono-Bold -pointsize 96 label:@- out.png

What are some cool terminal commands?

I have bad sectors on one of my HDDs after I accidentally unplugged the computer. I was using zfs and the zpool wasn't detected. I'm hoping there isn't any physical problem with the drive and the bad sectors can be repaired, but the question is how? Is zeroing out the drive a good solution? There isn't any data on the drives yet, fortunately.

Blackscreen after installing nvida drivers on debian 9
Wtf do i do now

>>61578973
badblocks

>>61579057
read/post /var/log/Xorg.0.log

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>>61579077
Running it now, it's taking forever.

>>61579097
>taking forever
Because its scanning EVERY block

>>61568143
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wine#Fonts
Specifically, Font configuration#Applications without fontconfig support.

>>61548108

What's the most appropriate "linux for ordinary people" kind of distro to run on a MacBook Pro "Core Duo" 2.0 15" early 2006?
Would everything work out of the box on most recent Xubuntu/Lubuntu or should I look elsewhere?

>>61579693
install gentoo

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Why does linux not recognize my new Nvidia GPU. I never had that problem with my older card. Now i have to struggle with shitty screen resolutions and driver installations which are driving me insane.

>>61579925
Use the latest nvidia package,not nouveau.
What card?

>>61579925
What do you mean? Is it shown in lspci?

>>61579963
>What card?
1050 Ti
>>61579965
I just want to change my screen resolution. Thats all i wan't. And yes i tried xrandr.
>Is it shown in lspci
no

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Firefox is being all fucky with the themes.

>Pic Related

It also shows a black box over certain text boxes before selecting them.

As a sidenote i cant use Alt-Tab for shit, in fact i cant even remap tab to anything, it wont be recognized by the remapping proc, although i can use the key for any other purpose

>>61580065
>>61579963
>Use the latest nvidia package,not nouveau.

>>61580065
It doesn't show up in lspci but you're still getting output on it? Did you actually plug your display cable into the dGPU instead of your onboard GPU?

>>61580138
>Did you actually plug your display cable into the dGPU instead of your onboard GPU?
Yes linux uses my onboard GPU for some reason. Under win7 it works fine.

>>61580223
Disable the igpu in the motherboard
Otherwise you're gunna be using bumblebee or optimus to get them working

>>61579693
Serious question. Please reply

>>61580275
Any of them

>>61548281
also fstab with UUID

There's a visual novel i want on steam but it's not available for linux. Is the best way to go about this using playonlinux to install steam?

>>61580518
if you arent a cpulet get a VM

>>61580539
Sadly I am, first gen laptop i3

>>61580283
I mean, will everything work on the latest Xubuntu/Lubuntu?

>>61580710
Why dont you research it?

I'm considering migrating from KeepassX to KeepassXC. Everything seems more or less to work fine in KeepassXC, but for some reason its UI doesn't fit itself in to my native theme.

At first I thought it must be that KeepassXC uses Qt, while KeepassX doesnt, but it seems they both use Qt.

Anyone know what would be causing KeepassXC to not look native, while KeepassX does?

Running Gnome 3.24 with the Arc theme.

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someone pls help me

Arch is dropping i686 support so i have to find a replacement for my pentium 4 desktop. i'm trying to use a pc from my brother. it is an athlon 64 with an msi motherboard

fucking piece of shit comes with an integrated via chip graphics. xorg can't find the screen. yes, i have installed the xf86-video-openchrome. can't startx, can't launch a dm. can't launch a de.

i got a pci geforce 6200 but holy fucking shit that motherboard is a piece of shit. basically same fucking thing. using nouveau, fucking around with the xorg.conf, no dice.

i've been using arch without problems for 7 years, pls help

>>61581008
Does it show up in lspci and with a kernel module when when using lspci -k?

how can i easilly open a pass protected rar file on mint
default manager wont apoint me the password screen

>>61581221
7z x -p<password> file.rar

>>61581221
tried
>unrar e file
and i still got no prompt

>>61581221
unrar -pmuhpassword the/file.rar
Using the non-free unrar.

Hey /g/uys,
I'm a new gentoo user here. I want to ask if it's possible to point emerge to a temporary make.conf, build a binary package, put it on a flashdrive and use it on a different computer? I have a powerful rig that seems to compile stuff in a snap, and my shitty laptop that takes hours to compile even the smallest things. I want to be able to make binaries for it on my desktop and just copy them over. as far as I know, I should be able to just use the make.config from my laptop and copy it over to the desktop and use that to make some binaries to send to the laptop, right? I know distcc is a thing, but I've read that I'll have to reinstall gentoo to enable that in my system, which I'd rather not do. What's the best way to approach this?

>>61581258
>not using unar

>>61581619
>>61581619
>>61581619