/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

first for wayland is shit

>>56466459
it'll be good soon!

>>56466461
Soon™

>>56466461
ah...how many years have it been

What's best why to backup your OS in case you want to migrate to new SSD/HDD?
DD,clonzilla or rsync?

>>56466540
rsync/tar/squashfs if *nix
ntfsclone if windows

>>56466540
All of them would work but clonezilla is made specifically for that and would be the easier, safest option.

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why doesn't windows have a good clipboard like linux has? are windows users retarded? how hard is it to make a nice little clipboard

>>56466388
Best DE/DE+WM for Debian?
Have been using Gnome for a while now but the titlebars are too large for my taste.
Would be using KDE but it's buggy as hell.

>>56466619
You can change the height with gtk.css

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>>56466619
>Have been using Gnome for a while now but the titlebars are too large for my taste.

>https://extensions.gnome.org/review/3239

or just search "titlebar" on that site, I remember using one extension a while a go that was really good

I think it's this one

https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver/

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>>56466637
I tried that but it isn't working. If I did something wrong pls tell me (image).
>>56466640
Thank you I will try that.

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>ocd prevents me from using anything but minimal gentoo
>just want a comfy environment to write my erlang

>>56466617
streamlining so users aren't "confused" since everything is done in a very binary way.

Windows despite being the most used desktop OS ever doesn't have a lot of "neat" features that other OSes have even though Microsoft could easily implement them.
Especially features found in various Linux environments which unlike other OSes (like OS X) aren't encumbered by weird patents protected by an army of lawyers

Nothing stopped Memesoft from implementing
>Advanced clipboard like you already mentioned
>Super+LMB to move windows around and Super+RMB to resize windows
>Virtual workspaces

Which were present in X since the 90s

>>56466665
Seems like they changed it in gnome 3.20, it's slightly different now try this:

/* shrink headerbars */
headerbar {
    min-height: 0px;
    padding-left: 2px; /* same as childrens vertical margins for nicer proportions */
    padding-right: 2px;
    background-color: #2d2d2d;
}

headerbar entry,
headerbar spinbutton,
headerbar button,
headerbar separator {
    margin-top: 0px; /* same as headerbar side padding for nicer proportions */
    margin-bottom: 0px;
}

/* shrink ssd titlebars */
.default-decoration {
    min-height: 0; /* let the entry and button drive the titlebar size */
    padding: 0px
    background-color: #2d2d2d;
}

.default-decoration .titlebutton {
    min-height: 0px; /* tweak these two props to reduce button size */
    min-width: 0px;
}

window.ssd headerbar.titlebar {
    padding-top: 3px;
    padding-bottom: 3px;
    min-height: 0;
}

window.ssd headerbar.titlebar button.titlebutton {
    padding-top: 3px;
    padding-bottom:3px;
    min-height: 0;
}

>>56466690
This can of course can easily be explained by the fact that Microsoft has a de facto monopoly over the Desktop market and thus has no incentive to compete with other vendors.

>>56466690
but like how hard would it be to make one?
I made one long time ago in python with tkinter but it worked like shit.
in windows 10 you have that bar thing on the right that comes out when you press a shortcut like super + A, how hard would it be to make it so when you press some shortcut the same bar comes out on the right of the screen but it just has all the items you copied

I never programmed for windows, you would need to do it in C# right?

I'm just saying it's not hard, all other clipboards on windows are useless shit.

>>56466701
"""""""""slightly"""""""""
Anyways, thanks a lot it actually worked.

>>56466740
kek no problem

>>56466719
Programming for independent C# applications isn't too hard, but programming for the Windows API is an absolutely massive pain in the ass.

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Reminder that women matter.
https://archwomen.org/

>>56466854
pls stap

>>56466854
Women matter for hoovering up matter from my penis, yes.

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>>56466854
delet this

>>56466619

There is no "best DE for [distribution]", idiot.

>>56466666

Reminder that Arch being lightweight is a meme and their users cucked.

>Arch is the *opposite* of a user-centric freedom. The opinion of users
>has no weight here. Only the developers have an opinion, and there
>aren't voting systems as there are in Debian. Technical decisions are
>made based on merit via consensus among the developers, not popularity.

https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-general/2015-July/039443.html

>>56466922
You and the Arch guy that always shit up these threads should kill yourselves.

Arch Linux redpill: http://www.catchlinux.com/arch-linux-myth/

How can I turn a gif into a webm without loosing quality (ffmpeg)?

>>56466564
It's *nix alright.
What's the difference?
>>56466579
Do you know if it save as disk image? or only the used data?

>>56466564
>*nix
>>56467068
>*nix
What's up with this *nix cancer?
>>>/apple/

>>56467098
U*nix
Lu*nix

Someone pls invite koriwi to #flt

>>56467068
>What's the difference?
rsync: copy each file from one place to another, preserving everything (optionally, but typically), using this allows your target to be a different filesystem, for example. rsync is also good for updating an existing backup, as it will only copy data that isn't already up to date in the backup
tar: simple, well supported method of turning many files into a single file or stream, if you need to place a backup onto a non-unix filesystem like ntfs, this is one way you can do so without losing any attributes
squashfs: a compressed, read-only filesystem, commonly used with livecd's, has the advantage of being mountable with random-accessibility

>>56467115
GNU isn't Unix, nor is Linux, both written from scratch. The only "UNIX" around is OS X.
>>56467124
#flt is #sqt, #flt doesn't exist.

>>56467068
Clonezilla images the entire disk but I'm not sure what you want to accomplish exactly. If you want to migrate everything to another disk, Clonezilla is fine but you shouldn't use it for regular backups (daily backups for example).

>>56467124
#flt is now invite only?
That's the point where we srsly should remove it from OP.

>>56467134
>rsync
I see, so this is best if I have something that needs to be backed up frequently and stay updated.
But it won't be in compressed format, and the backup media file system need to be the same.
>tar
Will it preserve boot flags? and restoring is simple unpack?
>>56467139
For example if HDD is 1TB and it's used 30GB will the disk image be 1TB or 30 GB?

>>56467241
It would be 30GB.

>>56467271
Then clonzilla is front end for dd?

What's the SWAP rule again? 1/4 of RAM?

>>56467303
No, they are different things. dd literally only copies data, it's a very simple program and it can be used for regular backups, disk cloning, etc but depending on what you want to do there are better alternatives, if you want to have an easily accessible backup on an external disk, rsync is better. If you are changing computers and want to clone the entire disk, clonezilla is better.

>>56467374
not sure if current systems even need swap
maybe for hybernating

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What's a good partition scheme? for easy system backup and fixing?

/
/boot
/home
/swap

>>56467470
/boot - 50mb
/ - 10gb, well more then needed but i dont know if you are going to use multilib
/home - rest of space
/swap 0b

/swap is no longer needed if you have more then 2gb of ram

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What's the best distro for beginners?

>>56467648
>/boot - 50mb
That is a bit on the small size.

>>56467662
arch

>>56467648
I meant as mount points not partition size.

>>56467662
Arch because the great wiki

>>56467683
I can fit 3-5 compressed kernels on that, or 2-3 uncompressed
It is more then enough.Most XZ compressed kernels are 5-15mb depending on customization

>>56467694
So, again, read post. Each of those are mount points

>>56467470
>>56467648
Why do people use a separate /boot partition? Having /home as a separate partition I can understand but /boot is entirely useless.

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>>56467708
>>56467691

>>56467137
There are GNU/Linux-based UNIX operating systems. OS X has to do with UNIX System V as much as BSDs.

>>56467751
unix is a trademark by apple tho

>>56467745
So you can wipe your / if you fuck it up and not have to deal with your bootloader.

>>56467745
If you have a encrypted system, you need to have boot separate so it can remain unencrypted.

>>56467731
Yes, so you agree with the mount point?
>>56467745
Easier boot-loader fixing.

>>56467779
No.
You can have encrypted /boot.
You can have a keyfile on say a usb drive,which then unlocks your boot loader partition,in its absence it boots to another drive/partition, or it just fails to boot

>>56467776
How often do you wipe the root partition that installing the bootloader (which takes seconds) makes any difference whatsoever.

>>56467779
Correct, also RAID, but most people don't use either.

>>56467241
>this is best if I have something that needs to be backed up frequently and stay updated. But it won't be in compressed format
yes
>the backup media file system need to be the same.
no, but it does need to be a *nix one to preserve everything
>Will it preserve boot flags?
these examples backup files, not partitions or disks, boot flags and boot sectors are outside of their scope
>restoring is simple unpack?
yes

>>56467241
>>56467303
clonezilla will use dd only as a last resort (to backup filesystems it doesn't recognize), but in most cases the backup will not be any larger than the size of the /used/ space on the disk

Does anyone he use SELinux?

>>56467769
that's not how you spell Novell

>>56467800
All you've done there is move /boot to the flashdrive.

>>56467804
Why not put everything on / then?
Your reasoning for not doing it outweigh your reasoning for doing it on other partitions.

/boot
/home
/
can all be on the same mount point, there is no reason for it to be on multiple partitions this decade.

>>56467769
http://www.unix.org/trademark.html
>UNIX® is a registered trademark of The Open Group.

>multiple
partitions
what year is this?
we btrfs subvolumes/zfs datasets now

>>56467850
You never used arch before have you?

>>56467769

http://www.cnet.com/news/apple-in-court-dispute-over-unix/

>spend ages trying to configure acpi events for acpid so I can suspend the system on lid close
>absolutely nothing works
>no real indication as to why
>don't have /proc/acpi/event but that's deprecated now apparently
>started acpi.service

Guess I'll have to do it manually. Will laptop-mode-tools help at all? I love my system but some things about it are an absolute pain and cli power management is one of them.

>>56467891
>"Apple has countersued, asking a judge to declare that the trademark is invalid, because the term Unix has become generic. "
hilarious

Literally Apple: oh.. uh.. well everyone does it, so it must be ok!

>>56467849
no...

root=UUID<uuid> lvm=<VG-LV> keyfile=LABEL=PENDRIVE:/key

Fill in as needed

>>56467873
I've used arch for 9 years

>>56467907
Did you read the Arch Wiki article?

>>56467850
A separate home partition allows for a complete reinstall without losing your data, something not necessary because you should have backups anyway but useful, however having a separate boot partition is completely useless unless you either encrypt the entire disk or use software raid, which isn't common whatsoever. Either this is a remnant from 2004 or whatever when having a separate boot partition was actually a good practice or it's from people that installed Arch and think because it says so on the wiki it's necessary. Also it doesn't make "fixing the bootloader" easier like someone said earlier, that's bullshit.

>>56467963
Im not fucking arguing againt that, fucking read the god damn chain.
He's arguing not having a /boot partition, when in reality you dont NEED to have a /boot, /home partition, according to his ideology

READ

>>56467923
Then it never broke with you and had to start over?

>>56467963
>A separate home partition allows for a complete reinstall without losing your data
not sure how the two correlate
you can easily reinstall your OS without deleting the contents of the home folder regardless of whether or not it's on the same volume as the rest of the OS

>>56467981
I read it you fucking moron. I'm saying a separate /home partition actually has some uses, others don't.

READ.

>>56467990
Obviously but some distros installers automatically recognize the /home partition during the installing process something useful for beginners. Not everybody uses Arch.

>>56467986
It didnt "break". It "stopped" working beause i didnt read changelog when big things happened.
Oh lawdy gee, pop that flash drive in and boot that bitchass liveusb and downgrade a pacman snapshot and boot back in and read what major changes have happened.

I have never had to start over,outside of say, the first 3 months using it

lol why is sh symlinked to bash on arch?
how does it make sense?
>ftw writing portable scripts so they run as fast as possible, ... except on arch

>>56468020
i just object to how you wrote it as if it simply wasn't possible to reinstall without losing everything on the same volume as the OS
it may line up with what people expect, but people won't learn anything if they're only ever given what they already expect

>>56468047
It's actually worse, look what python is linked to.

>>56467963
>A separate home partition allows for a complete reinstall without losing your data
Just pop up the installation media? and install?

Why all the Arch hate all out of the sudden?
I thought Arch is /g/'s preferred distro?

>>56468024
>downgrade a pacman snapshot
you mean chroot, and wipe what your package manager poops.

>>56468116
>I thought Arch is /g/'s preferred distro?
No, it's the preferred distro of a bunch of loud and overbearing faggots.

>>56468116
/g/ is running gentoo, not arch

>>56468116
>archwomen

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>>56468058
You're right, I should've worded it differently.

>>56468085
For example, during the Ubuntu installation when you reach the "Erase entire disk and install Ubuntu" step you can select "Something else" and something like this will appear, all you have to do is uncheck the format option on the /home partition. Ubuntu will do a fresh install but will keep the /home partition unchanged.

>>56468125
NO
I fucking dont
There are a FUCK TON of helpers that create a list of programs you are installing, and will downgrade them for what ever reason you see fit.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Rsnapshot
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/snap-pac/

>>56468145
I think the women-in-tech thing is the actual sexism.
>women are too stupid to tech
>let's make special websites and help them with their first steps

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>>56468144

>>56468191
Noob here, what does that mean

>>56468161
That's even better than windows.
Like that time when backing up wine prefix came up.

how i do dual boot windowss 10 and ubuntu?

>>56468204
gentoo only supports dos/bios boot

>>56468191
I'm pretty sure Gentoo supports UEFI.

I've been using GNU/Linux for a few months and have the basics down. Started with Arch, tried a few others but have now settled with Debian.

I'd like to move to a new SSD soon, is there a simple way to do this? I'm currently using a regular HDD, if that's relevant. Any recommendations on which SSD to get?

>>56468116
>Why all the Arch hate all out of the sudden?
Listen I know you like a systemd[ick] up your ass but not all of us are into sodomy

>>56466459
Fuck off, opinionated NEET

>>56468116
>choosing your distro based on opinions of internet trolls

>>56467953
Yes

>>56468191
>>56468217
bullshit
this guy >>56468220
is right
the handbook describes both uefi and bios installation

>>56468295
t. wayland developer

>>56468335
what does t. mean

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>>56466854
Daily reminder that
1.

 Debian is THE SJW  mascot of Linux community

2. Debian is the only distro to link "Male programmer privilege checklist" in their "anti-harrassment" page
3. Debian also has clearly stated "Diversity statement" where it says While much of the work for our project is technical in nature, we value and encourage contributions from those with expertise in other areas, and welcome them into our community."

https://www.debian.org/women/

Have you checked your privilege today, /g/?

>>56468346
t. is shorthand for terveisin, which is Finnish for "with regards", it's used at the end of emails, etc. It's also a meme.

>>56468377
thanks
>feels less stupid

>>56468116
>/g/'s prefered distro
thats Debian

>>56468377
Thanks. I've been parotting this meme for months not knowing the actual orgin of t.

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>>56468422
>SJW distro
>"preferred"

>>56468425
t. literally everyone

>>56468376
go back to /pol/

>>56468443
What's so /pol/ about stating facts?

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>>56468438

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>>56468376
delet this

>>56468249

dd if=/dev/hdd of=/dev/sdd bs=4k status=progress

Best and easy way to migrate.

>>56468438
>making fun of the dead
kys

>>56468376
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/community-giving/diversity
https://www.redhat.com/en/about/blog/diversity-and-our-business
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Diversity_and_Inclusion_Strategy
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Diversity
http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/diversity

Every company/organization nowadays has been poisoned by this shit.

I mean look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jco0c_rhmvw&list=PLH15HpR5qRsXm0-rMacuWBxWcB2fmsmEw&index=9

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>>56468422
>Debian

>>56468481
Why do people always forget to

&& sync

?

>>56468249
Samshit makes good drives, aside from some firmware issues that happened with the 840 'evo'. ('Pros' were not effected)

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>>56468503
this

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>>56468505
>""Bug""

Debianfags on suicide watch. Finished and bankrupt

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New Ubuntu user here, can I turn Ubuntu into Debian by changing the repo urls?

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>>56468503
Debian has a special place though :^)

>>56468561
back to facebook with your frogmemes

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>it's that time of the day again

>>56468566
no

>>56468505
>>56468561
Yep. An email from some random chick using gmail to the wrong mailing list, three years ago. THIS is what will kill Debian.

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>>56468581
Back to tumblr with your privilege checklist


and that ""bug""

>>56468566
You can but you can also chop your dick off, doesn't mean you should do it.

>its a flt cant handle women using linux episode
this is why I use Debian and not Arch

>>56468640
Thanks tumblrina, you just added some extra fuel to all this

>>56468640
Stoking the fire I see.

>>56468640
retard
see >>56466854

Go SJW somewhere else

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>>56468576
The fuck

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What's wrong with Women in Linux? Doesn't automatically mean SJW.

>>56468510
>sync
Why?

>>56468725
It becomes a problem when you see shit like these
>>56468576
>>56468505

>>56465903
Where does this meme really come from?

>>56468576
>https://www.debian.org/devel/people
There's no Debian developer by the name of Russel Coker.

Upon further research, this is the guy's personal website
>http://www.coker.com.au/russell/
>Packaging software for the Debian distribution of Linux.

So not a Debian developer.

Also
>Working on NSA Security Enhanced Linux

topkek

I'm compiling my own custom kernel! Hopefully it works. What I did was lspci -v and enabled those options. Is that enough? (too late to change now, I'm compiling as we speak)

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>>56468725
Women can use linux, but the time that they deem themselves as a women, they are now part of the sjw campaign.
I dont give a fuck what you are, as long as you dont use that as a platform for your code/product/enterprise/etc

>>56468756
unimformed teens.
EVERY client can stall, it depends on the swarm you are on

>>56468761
>There's no Debian developer by the name of Russel Coker.
I'm getting a dejavu, randi herper thing probably.

Well, there's definitely this:
https://www.debian.org/women/mentoring
As a result, this https://www.debian.org/women/profiles/

>arch women
>debian women
just use Fedora faggots

>>56468867
Fedora has women as well, but debian takes the cake in being SJW

>>56468867
Sorry to destroy your dreams.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Women

>>56468892
>Fedora Women is a project designed to connect and assist women who are interested in using and contributing to Fedora.
Exactly what I mean. This is pure sexism.
>women are too stupid, they need help

>>56468892
Is Gentoo the only way?

I use kde plasma 5 and there is one thing which bugs me. I had a big directory of wallpapers so I would like to cycle through them randomly but the settings of how they are scaled needs to be varied because they don't all look right when stretched to fit or simply scaled. I guess this isn't confined to kde and I don't know how I expect it to know what to do with the image automatically but it's pretty annoying. Is there any way around this?

>>56468944
>KDE
https://community.kde.org/KDE_Women

>>56468955
Fuck off debqueen

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So, in a couple of hours Apple's event is gonna take place and it will be streamed.

How do I stream it under Linux without booting into Windows??

http://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2016/

>>56468955
Enjoy your SJW DE
https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeWomen

>>56468917
Sadly, Gentoo now offers binaries for things like browsers. They sold out.

>>56468965
neck yrslf

>>56468191
Wrong

>>56468971
>>56468955
that's it, I'm out
hello BSD

>>56468999
>BSD
>Softwares
Tooppest of keks

How do I know if I need an initramfs or not with a custom kernel?

>>56468999
>tfw gentoo i3

>>56468999
>In March 2011, a FreeBSD contributor named "Lena" filed the following documentation bug:
>There is a phrase in geli man pages that I would classify as sexist:
>"Create an encrypted provider, but use two keys: one for your girlfriend and one for you (so there will be no tragedy if she forgets her passphrase):"
>The problem I see is that this kind of statements (transmitting implicitely that System Manager is a male and his girlfriend is stupid) can give really negative image of freeBSD community, also it is possible that female users feel ofended and withdraw from using this OS. As a female user of free software, I have to say that being treated without prejudices is rare in IT communities, integration is difficult and surely this kind of behaviour does not help.

http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/FreeBSD's_man_page_misogyny

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>>56468989
this a friendly thread sperglord!

>>56466459
why?

>Debian and Firefox are both SJW now

Okay I decided to install Fedora

How can I install non free wireless driver (broadcom 43142) in Fedora server?

>>56469033
What a fuck

>>56469057
Holy kek is this real?

>>56466540
Clonezilla is very easy and has worked for me. (even for my Macbook pro)

>>56469070
see >>56468892

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>>56469083
>Holy kek is this real?
Of course it's real! This was also featured at the same Linux conference...

It happened few years ago. It was all over 4chan for months...

Is this resource intensive?
https://github.com/eosrei/EmojiOne-Color-Font
I installed it earlier today instead of Noto, and firefox started to lag when scrolling.

>>56469105
See >>56468912
Fuck off. I know a distro has gone full SJW when I see >>56468376

>>56469108
omfg

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>>56469057
>>56469108
Time to move to OpenBSD lads.

I made a custom kernel and the frambuffer does not change to native resolutio nand x won't start. Would an initramfs fix this?

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>>56469126

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just finished installing gentoo and I'm unable to connect to a network.
neither wifi nor ethernet seem to work.
also the only thing that shows up in ifconfig is "lo", as opposed to the three interfaces I had on the livecd.

how can i find out wether this is a problem with the kernel or my configuration?

>>56468955
I am a woman so can you now answer my question?

>>56469241
tits or gtfo

>>56469208
Can you see devices with

ifconfig -a

?

>>56469241
>I am a woman
trannies aren't women, dude.

>>56469253
>>56468955
Kill yourself insufferable debfaggot

>>56469132
no
you probably didn't enable your graphics driver in the kernel config

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>>56469208
No idea, have a rare stallman instead.

Been using apt since install, should I use aptitude? Didn't have problems with apt, but people say it's better

>>56469290
only lo and now sit0 too
the ones I configured while still in the chroot were named differently though and there were three of them.
there were lo, wlp3s0 and enp0s25
they don't show up at all now.

>>56469313
thanks that's much appreciated, anon.

>>56469349
>Didn't have problems with apt
>apt
kek

>>56469355
Sounds like a kernel problem

Try loading your ethernet/wifi as a module

>>56469379
not everyone is 2 stupid 2 package managing =)

>>56469382
just tried

/etc/init.d/wlp3s0 start

and it complained about the interface not existing and told me to ensure I have the correct kernel loaded.

how do I even do that?

>>56469379
This thread would be 200% better without fags like you.

>>56469349
no what the hell. if it works, why change it?

so fucking easy for you fags to fall for peer pressure.

>>56469416
That's why smart people created Dnf or Pacman :^)

>Dpkg is a steaming pile of shit
>make apt
>Apt is garbage
>Aptitude
What's next?

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>>56466388
>Friendly GNU/Linux Thread
Oh please... it's just Linux.

Anyway, has anyone tried some new distros lately? New Elementary is like a day away...

>>56469440
whats wrong with aptitude

>>56469424
Can you post what's in your

/etc/conf.d/net

?

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>>56469447
Sorry for destroying your dreams, but here is the full picture.

>>56468765
Harder than I thought. Just gonna use genkernel.

>>56469424

Which distribution are you using?

>>56469528
Linux Mint

>>56469528

Never mind, I just saw it was Gentoo.

>>56469483
It's even slower thatn APT

>>56469505

config_enp0s25="dhcp"
config_lo="dhcp"
config_wlp3s0="dhcp"

>>56469108

>tries to be all caring and politically correct
>threatens with violence

The hypocrisy is astounding.

>>56469483
TUI bloat. People use it for no reason.
It's just like using zsh+oh my zs instead of bash.
People don't know what they are doing, they just install stuff right away when someone shills it.

>>56469584
or arch instead of debian

>>56469068
Where do I start.

In X11 if you have for example bspwm, sxkhd and lemonbar installed but you want to start using xbindkeys instead of sxkhd or tint2 instead of lemonbar, it's very easy, you just uninstall one and add the other. EWMH makes many components of the WM completely interchangeable but in Wayland there's no EWMH, the compositor controls everything and the applications are completely separated.

In Wayland tint2, lemonbar, etc can't show minimized windows for example because they can't even access the state of other windows, so you can't have interchangeable standalone bars. xbindkeys, sxkhd, etc can't set global keybindings because only the compositor can do it, so you can't have interchangeable hotkey daemons and redshift, f.lux, etc don't work because only the compositor can modify the video stream.

What this means is that the compositor is going to have to everything so instead of having one application, like redshift, that works on GNOME, KDE, Xfce and minimal WMs alike. Every fucking compositor is going to have to make their own implementation of redshift and that goes for keybindings, bars, etc. Instead of having a bloated display server you'll have bloated compositors.

>inb4 Wayland is a work in progress
The Wayland developers have very plainly said that they will not add anything resembling EWMH to Wayland.

>inb4 It's all for security purposes
Nice meme. A program running as your user will still have access to your keystrokes. Wayland does absolutely nothing to prevent it. In fact, here's a Wayland keylogger: https://github.com/MaartenBaert/wayland-keylogger

>>56469598
Debian is ruined

Guys, just tried Manjaro i3 edition. Why didn't anyone tell me how nice Manjaro is? It's fucking beautiful.

>>56469564
dont try to make sense of this shit... SJWs/feminists/leftists are mental wackjobs that should be medicate yet instead they're trying to normalize their mental issues.

>>56469611
>Muh NEETWM becoemes deprecated because of wayland
Surprisingly good

>>56469620
Search the archive, it's a pile of shit.

>>56469598
Nice try.

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Is there a way to adjust the sensitivity of a key?

I have the eject key and it's just above delete key and end up hitting it at least 3x a day and my DVD tray ends up shooting out.

I'd like to adjust that key so that it takes like 3 seconds for it to eject something.

is that possible?

>>56469682
yes, it's possible

>>56469551
Try

cd /etc/init.d
ln -s net.lo net.wlp3s0
/etc/init.d/net.wlp3s0 start

>>56469620
>people are still identifying os-ambiguous DEs with their distro flavor

>>56469546
>>56469584
it's the recommended package manager of Debian

>>56469772
It's not. apt is the standard.

Anyone tried https://github.com/smira/aptly ?

>>56469730
ln -s net.lo net.wlp3s0
>ln: failed to create symbolic link (...): file exists
/etc/init.d/net.wlp3s0 start
>bringing up interface wlp3s0
> ERROR: interface wlp3s0 does not exist
> ensure that you have loaded the correct kernel module
>ERROR: net.wpl3s0 failed to start

I already tried loading all the drivers in gentoo/kernel, but that didn't help either.
Do i have to recompile my kernel now?

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>>56469796
>Debian

>>56469628
>choice is bad

When GNOME is the only usable DE and it starts capriciously removing features that you like will it still be surprisingly good?

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>>56469699
>yes, it's possible
keep going anon.........

>>56469820
>>>/9gag/

>>56469828
>When Cinnamon is the only usable DE
ftfy

>>56469809
You shouldn't load too many network drivers (particularly wireless cards) as it'll cause conflicts, anon.

Did you recompile after you tried loading them?

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>>56469856
no u

>>56469860
>Did you recompile after you tried loading them?
no I didn't, that was three minutes ago.
if it turns out I have to recompile the kernel I'll probably switch to genkernel and let the computer do it, since it turns out I have no idea how any of this works.

>>56469843
just disable the current binding, as i doubt osx has this function ootb, and instead assign it to a script or similar that waits for a key release signal from the eject button. if it doesn't receive one within 3 seconds, then trigger an eject

>>56469889
oh, make sure the script checks that it is actually being held at the 3 second mark as well, as if you tap the key and the script begins after you already released the key, it also won't see you release it

Do you use the latest kernel!?

>>56469920
No. I use CentOS so my kernel is ancient.

>>56469920
Not the latest one, I use 4.7

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>>56469889
>just disable the current binding, as i doubt osx has this function ootb, and instead assign it to a script or similar that waits for a key release signal from the eject button. if it doesn't receive one within 3 seconds, then trigger an eject
>>56469909
>oh, make sure the script checks that it is actually being held at the 3 second mark as well, as if you tap the key and the script begins after you already released the key, it also won't see you release it
Under OSX, you really do have to hold it for like 2 sec before it gets activated. They got that part right.

As for what you explained, I wish I knew where to start. I fucked around with xmodmap but don't really understand it and I don't know how to disable this key altogether.

I'd be content with just disabling they key altogether... I can always eject the DVD with a mouse.

>>56469611

>The Wayland developers have very plainly said that they will not add anything resembling EWMH to Wayland.
[citation needed]

Also, what do the extended window manager hints have to do with the ability to have independet taskbars or global hotkey daemons?
The funny thing is that you'd be spouting this nonsense 30 years ago when X was still young. You're a luddite and I feel sorry for you. You hang on to these tiny things as a layman and you're making a big deal out of it. Not just that, but you're also most likely falsely interpreting certain technological things.
If you aren't then I apologize, so why don't you take your expertise and improve the Wayland protocols instead of parrotting these cringe worthy myths to appear smart on the internet?

GNU/Linux or Linux?

>>56469883
Genkernel will probably work fine. Networking can be tricky at first but it's usually something small or silly that you've missed. Your system's detecting your hardware so it just sounds like a missing step somewhere.

>>56469964
>I'd be content with just disabling they key altogether.
that'd be simpler

>>56469857
How many alternatives are there for systemd? I actually don't mind systemd but it's hard to deny it has become the de facto standard init system in Linux and everything else is shit basically. Wayland will make GNOME the de facto standard DE and everything else will be shit. It's kind of funny (and sad) that Mir is the only hope for a good Linux display server protocol.

>>56469983
Not this shit again

>>56469828

>orbment
>KDE
>sway
Those are just a few and it's only the dawn of Wayland. if you think that GNOME will be the only and exclusive choice for Wayland compositors then you're a delusional idiot. Let's come back in 20 years (which is how much time X had to progress) and look at the situation then.

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What font does /g/ use for their terminal?

>>56469991
Cinnamon will get wayland soon :)

>>56470009
Gnome-terminal
Or Xcfe4-terminal

>>56469964
>you really do have to hold it for like 2 sec before it gets activated.
if that's the case, then there could be a way to adjust this value

>>56469920
Updated to 4.7.2 from 4.6.7 yesterday. I generally update once a week.

>>56469984
sorry for being so bothersome, but now that I want to replace the currently compiled kernel with the genkernel, how do I do that?
I understand I have to go back to the live environment and do the whole chrooting again, but where do I go from there? do I have to remove the currently present kernel first or does genkernel detect that there's another kernel and kick it out?

>>56469991

Systemd isn't an init system; it's a suite of system management utilities all developed under the same roof.

>Wayland will make GNOME the de facto standard DE
Alright, you're an idiot who has no idea what he's talking about. Wayland is in no way related to GNOME. That's like saying Kwin, xfwm or Openbox is the de-facto window manager for X.

Why is Mir a better solution than Wayland? Do you have any objective, technical facts to back that up or do you only like it because it's not mainstream? I'm willing to bet that you're one of those people who hate Cannonical for some ridiculous reason, but you somehow throw all of your petty opinions out of the window and love Mir just to hate on Wayland. At least try to be consistent with your idiocy.

>>56470037

Font, nigga.

>>56469920
no. I'm afraid of breaking stuff if I update the kernel.
I usually stick to the one that comes preinstalled with my distro and 6 to 12 months later I hop to another distro or a new version of my current one.

>>56470037
was asking about fonts but terminal apps are OK too..

>Xcfe4-terminal
thats what I use as well. I've had cursor disappearing in Gnome-term.

Gnome-term has much better theming support tho...

>>56470062
>Systemd isn't an init system
Systemd is an init syystem. Take your nonsense blog somewhere else

>>56470079
>>56470082
Oh

Source-code-pro

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>>56470009
Roboto Mons

>>56470082

>I've had cursor disappearing in Gnome-term.
I'm getting the same with xfce4-terminal and other emulators. No idea how to fix it.

>>56470080
You won't break anything if you keep your old kernel as a backup in the bootloader. If the kernel doesn't work, just reboot and select the one that works and try to fix the custom one.

how do i arch

i installed all the JRE's on yaourt and im still getting

[spoiler] Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: edu/mtu/cs/jls/JLS : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0
[/spoiler]

[spoiler]

java version "1.7.0_111"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.6.7) (Arch Linux build 7.u111_2.6.7-1-x86_64)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.111-b01, mixed mode)

[/spoiler]

>>56470332
oh jeez i meant the code tag there..

i guess this proves i need sleep

>>56469973
On adding API color shifting to Wayland (to make things like Redshift work) the Wayland developers said:
>"You're probably not going to like the answer, but regardless: this has to be implemented by every compositor individually. Wayland does not (and will not) provide a generic facility for arbitrary clients to capture and rewrite screen content.
You should chase this up with your desktop environment of choice."
>https://www.reddit.com/r/wayland/comments/4ys6ft/wayland_and_redshift/

>Also, what do the extended window manager hints have to do with the ability to have independet taskbars or global hotkey daemons?
Tell me how independent taskbars and global keybindinds will work then.

>>56470062
>Systemd isn't an init system; it's a suite of system management utilities all developed under the same roof.
It's not JUST an init system but it's still an init system.

>Alright, you're an idiot who has no idea what he's talking about. Wayland is in no way related to GNOME. That's like saying Kwin, xfwm or Openbox is the de-facto window manager for X.
The whole point is that Wayland delegates much of what X11 does to the compositors so it's HARDER to develop. I'm exaggerating to get a point across.

>Why is Mir a better solution than Wayland? Do you have any objective, technical facts to back that up or do you only like it because it's not mainstream? I'm willing to bet that you're one of those people who hate Cannonical for some ridiculous reason, but you somehow throw all of your petty opinions out of the window and love Mir just to hate on Wayland. At least try to be consistent with your idiocy.
Because Mir actually has (not only a compatibility layer for X11 but also) support for EWHM/ICCM-like communication between clients, which Wayland doesn't have. I don't hate Canonical but they get a lot of hate and Mir is one thing they are doing right.

Also I'm a Luddite because I want more features? X11 is shit. I'm not saying we should keep it.

>>56470168
don't like "l' :(

>>56470386

>Tell me how independent taskbars and global keybindinds will work then.
By them adding an extension to the protocols down the road. That's what all of your complains boil down to: it's not possible currently (except for the color temperature topic). The people who are working on it most likely know what they're doing and I'm sure there are valid reasons for all of their choices. If you don't like them, offer a solution by addressing them on the appropriate channels. Complaining about certain specific and niche features right now is an idiotic thing.

RHEL/CentOS/Fedora vs Debian/*buntus

FIGHT
I
G
H
T

nginx & permissions issue

According to people, I need to have +x permission on directory structure to traverse a directory.

Host1 tree permissions:
http://pastebin.com/raw/niinE21v

Host2 tree permissions:
http://pastebin.com/raw/AvyRd4n1

Now, on the first host I can access uploaded files in the img directory, however on the second host I'm getting 403/Forbidden.
The error log says:

10219#10219: *1 open() "/usr/share/nginx/[website]/public/img/[file].png" failed (13: Permission denied)

However, when I do this, the www-data user can access stat them just fine:

anon@host2 $ sudo -u www-data stat /usr/share/nginx/[website]/public/img/[file].png
Access: (0640/-rw-r-----)  Uid: ( 1002/   anon) Gid: ( 1002/   anon)

What gives? Is 0640 on the files a problem here? Why are they 0640 by default?

>>56470850
gentoo

>>56470688
The clients will never be able to communicate with each other directly, if anything they will be able to communicate with each other through the compositor, which is very likely to happen in the future because it's an absolutely necessary functionally. Now if it is a necessity why not include it in the server protocol? Instead of having one good standard built into the protocol, you'll have every compositor doing it differently. This is my main gripe with Wayland, it had a chance to make a fucking incredible display server protocol but instead it chooses to delegate things to compositor.

Wayland obviously isn't shit but It's sad that for example if you're colorblind you'll have to hope that your compositor has support for colorblind people because Wayland doesn't feel like adding it to the protocol. When I said GNOME will be the de facto standard is because they'll be the only ones to have the resources to have a fully featured compositor. I mean GNOME is already light-years ahead of everyone else in certain regards, Wayland will just cement it even further.

>I'm going to call you guys out on, and try to come up with new ways to insult you, your mother, and your deceased pet hamster - Linus Torvalds

When will he create a comic show ?

just ran "genkernel all" on gentoo and it complains that my architecture doesn't support x86_64
I know that, but how do I tell genkernel to not compile for x86_64 then instead of aborting?

I going to replace everything with ubuntu wish me luck

I recently salvaged a PC, and I would like to use it as a media center and home server, what distribution would be best suited for this?

>>56470929
Read the man page or a wiki perhaps?
Come on, if you're running gentoo you should be better at finding solutions than this.

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I cant remove this cancer, what do i do?

>>56471449
im talking about atom, not about error
i want to remove atom

>>56471167
oh well, looks like running menuconfig fixed it
I expected genkernel to do what menuconfig was supposed to do

>>56471449
>>56471516
that's very understandable, anon. a text editor that relies on browser components is indeed cancer.
mind telling us which distro you're on so we can help you?

>>56471660
In the future if you want to do this, you can run genkernel --menuconfig all

>>56464567
Expanding on the distro water flow analogy:

Raw upstream packages are the ocean.
Debian filters and purifies the water into a nice river.
Ubuntu pisses in the Debian river fork, making its own river.
Mint shits in the Ubuntu river fork, making its own stream of sewage.

>>56470896

>Now if it is a necessity why not include it in the server protocol?
How do you know they won't add it? As mentioned before, you can't know what the future will bring. It's pointless to make speculations right now since it's still very early.

>because they'll be the only ones to have the resources to have a fully featured compositor.
How do you explain Sway then for example?

>>56471768
arch
i tried pacman and yaourt but i always get

error: target not found: atom

or

error: target not found: atom-editor

i cant remember how i installed this shit

>>56471973

>Debian filters the water, adds additional flavor when needed and then re-flows it into a wide delta so people with different pipes can use it
ftfy

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>>56468116
Well since /g/ is a collective group of constantly changing people, it technically doesn't have a preferred distro besides Gentoo which can fit nearly anyone's needs.

>>56472161

There's a way to search packages with your package manager.
There's a way to list the package to which a file belongs (hint: your editor's executable).
There's a way to search your package manager's log file to see when you installed something.

>>56470850
RHEL and CentOS for work, Fedora for home. Debian for social justice.

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I want to use i3 and because of that I want to try out some commandline based programs.

I have already found:

C* -music player
htop
mutt - for g-mail

But I want apps for watching/downloading videos (maybe watch YT videos?), calendar, digital/analog clock, to do list..

Could you recommend me some?

>>56472495
mpv and youtube-dl

>>56472495

Cmus, htop and mutt aren't command line (CLI) software; they're TUI. I don't understand how CLI/TUI/GUI software has anything to do with the window manager you're running. Your window manager won't differentiate between those in any way.
Thinking that you have to use CLI/TUI software with a tiling window manager is a disgusting myth perpetuated by idiotic script kiddies who post in desktop threads.

>>56472297
atom is not listed in pacman -Q

>>56472495
>>56472748

Also, to enable you:
>calendar
cal
>clock
date
>to do list
A simple text file written in your text editor of choice.

>>56472495
>calendar
cal (if you want to schedule events you'll need something more powerful)
>digital/analog clock
don't know
>to do list
echo alias todo='nano .todo' >> .bash_aliases
source .bashrc

this is what I use, but if you check out archwiki there's a software page with loads of recommendations.

>>56472751

You either:
>didn't install it through your package manager
>the package isn't appropriately named

>>56470850

Debian-based are more popular than Redhat-based. Redhat-based are more common in businesses.

Arch offers no benefits besides fake minimalism and feeling cool and/or superior, but I don't have as much experience with it as debian/redhat-based.

I need a guide and OS for a persistent install for a usb for my macbookpro. College sucks and I miss my workstation at home. Im also gonna sell Tails usbs to richfags wanting to buy shit off tor lol

>>56470864
Figured it out, the 0640 mode for new files was indeed an issue, I couldn't find a config option for it but I replaced ftpd with proftpd which uses 0644 by default and it's working fine now.

>>56470864
>

Access: (0640/-rw-r-----)  Uid: ( 1002/   anon) Gid: ( 1002/   anon)

with 640 the user "anon" has read/write access, users in the "anon" group have read access, and anyone else has no access
since www-data isn't the owner, nor is it apparently in the "anon" group, it's regarded as "other", which corresponds to the final "0", meaning no access
so yea, the solution is either use 644, or add www-data to the anon group, or more commonly, make www-data the owner of the data

>BAD PASSWORD: The password fails the dictionary check - it is based on a dictionary word

Is there a way to remove this? I remember pulling up a config file a while ago that let me change the minimum password character count from 8 to 6.

>>56472912
Or
>an arch update broke his system

I see people recommending rsync as a backup method, but can anyone speak or Borg? Looking at its features, it looks better than rsync in every way.

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>start shackbox
>gnome and ubuntu shit the bed immediately

wew lad, is there a shackbox .iso that ISN'T ubuntu-gnome packaged?

>>56472912

sudo rm /usr/local/bin/atom
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/apm
rm -rf ~/atom
rm -rf ~/.atom
rm -rf ~/.config/Atom-Shell
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/share/atom/

no more cancer

>>56473412

Only likely if he was an idiot and installed a bunch of software outside of the official repositories (from the AUR). Atom has been moved to the official repositories and it might have fucked something up for him (the AUR package wasn't packaged correctly).

>>56473781

Assuming that indeed removed all of the files, now take care of the unneeded dependencies he installed to get it to work and which aren't needed any longer.

>>56473962
if i install it now via pacman and remove it fully with pacman that should be fixed

>>56474118

Only if the specified dependencies were exactly the same in the official PKGBUILD and the one from he AUR.

>>56472353
>Debian for social justice
Disgusting
Where can I find a distro that openly discriminates women, gays, transgenders, immigrants and supports Trump?

>>56472353
gentoo for everything though

>>56475533
TempleOS

AparthiedOS (if you want an outdated security-flawed os, BUT IT'S OPEN SOURCE AND CAN USE AN UPDATE)

I got a headless server I use for media, plex, transmission, wake-on-lan, teamspeak, etc etc.

There is no browser installed. The only ports I have forwarded to it is SSH. Why does netstat report so many connections to it from outside IPs? A lot are google, amazon, etc. What are those doing there?

name@host ~ $ netstat -nt
Active Internet connections (w/o servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State      
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:55416     74.125.138.103:80       TIME_WAIT  
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:37926     192.168.0.115:8008      ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:43348     74.125.138.104:80       TIME_WAIT  
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:445       192.168.0.103:33894     ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:38112     74.125.138.106:80       TIME_WAIT  
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:43564     192.168.0.178:8008      ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:43974     173.194.219.105:80      TIME_WAIT  
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:37076     74.125.138.105:80       TIME_WAIT  
tcp       32      0 192.168.0.106:59940     52.17.109.161:443       CLOSE_WAIT 
tcp        1      0 192.168.0.106:36076     5.196.73.187:34000      CLOSE_WAIT 
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:56830     173.194.219.103:80      TIME_WAIT  
tcp        1      0 127.0.0.1:40748         127.0.0.1:32400         CLOSE_WAIT 
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:53582     184.105.148.84:443      ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:50434     74.125.196.105:80       TIME_WAIT  
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:445       192.168.0.185:60704     ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:36836     74.125.196.99:80        TIME_WAIT  
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:445       192.168.0.103:34504     ESTABLISHED
tcp        0    580 192.168.0.106:22        192.168.0.103:57366     ESTABLISHED
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:57142     54.72.94.34:80          CLOSE_WAIT

>>56475663
correction - aparthied guy showed up again and made an updated version this year

>>56475803
Add -p to the netstat command to find out which programs make those connections.

>>56475803
Now I got the jist of them, but what does an empty PID and TIME_WAIT signify? Am I listening for connections on those?

atl@shodan ~ $ sudo netstat -npt
Active Internet connections (w/o servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:40372     172.217.1.132:80        TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:42378     74.125.196.106:80       TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:40512     173.194.219.99:80       TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:40364     172.217.1.132:80        TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:40388     172.217.1.132:80        TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:36340     216.58.219.100:80       TIME_WAIT   -                    
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:60804     173.194.219.106:80      TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:36356     216.58.219.100:80       TIME_WAIT   -               
tcp        0      0 192.168.0.106:40382     172.217.1.132:80        TIME_WAIT   -               

-> >>56476414

Would a change from Mint to Ubuntu be meaningful?

>>56476389
How is a program you're *waiting* for catching connections from corporations? Built in eavesdropping?

>>56476462
Yes. Mint is broken, Ubuntu isn't.
But an actual meaningful switch would be straight to Debian.

>>56476470
TIME_WAIT signifies that my system closed the connection, but I'm more interested in what started the connection

>>56476594
>>56475803

But if the PID is empty, there shouldn't be a connection there? I'm baffled. What server are you using?

>>56476389
>>56476594
The foreign addresses are all http ports for google.com. Something you have must be automatically connecting to google for something?

How do I autostart applications without a DE?

> xinitrc doesn't work
> xsession doesn't work
> editing the desktop files in usr doesn't work
> systemd refuses to acknowledge my custom service files

It's agonizing.

>>56476775
>>56476806
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.

Do you guys have this firmware on your distros? This may be behind it

atl@shodan ~ $ locate google
...
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-21/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-21/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-21/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-22/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-22/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-22/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-24/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-24/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-24/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-28/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-28/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-28/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-31/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-31/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-31/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-34/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-34/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-34/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-36/drivers/firmware/google
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-36/drivers/firmware/google/Kconfig
/usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-36/drivers/firmware/google/Makefile
...

Plex has something regarding googledrive and google appengine, but I wouldn't think that would be it

>>56476973

atl@shodan ~ $ ls -l /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-36/drivers/firmware/google/
total 8
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 904 Jan 10  2016 Kconfig
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  86 Jan 10  2016 Makefile
atl@shodan ~ $ cd !$
cd /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-36/drivers/firmware/google/
atl@shodan /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-36/drivers/firmware/google $ cat Kconfig Makefile 
config GOOGLE_FIRMWARE
    bool "Google Firmware Drivers"
    depends on X86
    default n
    help
      These firmware drivers are used by Google's servers.  They are
      only useful if you are working directly on one of their
      proprietary servers.  If in doubt, say "N".

menu "Google Firmware Drivers"
    depends on GOOGLE_FIRMWARE

config GOOGLE_SMI
    tristate "SMI interface for Google platforms"
    depends on ACPI && DMI && EFI
    select EFI_VARS
    help
      Say Y here if you want to enable SMI callbacks for Google
      platforms.  This provides an interface for writing to and
      clearing the EFI event log and reading and writing NVRAM
      variables.

config GOOGLE_MEMCONSOLE
    tristate "Firmware Memory Console"
    depends on DMI
    help
      This option enables the kernel to search for a firmware log in
      the EBDA on Google servers.  If found, this log is exported to
      userland in the file /sys/firmware/log.

endmenu

obj-$(CONFIG_GOOGLE_SMI)        += gsmi.o
obj-$(CONFIG_GOOGLE_MEMCONSOLE)        += memconsole.o

>>56475663
Anything less autistic and more user friendly?

>>56475533
If such a thing existed it would never get corporate or government contracts enough to persist and the sjw community would attack individual devs until it died.

Redhat is probably the least sjw of the big names but they are also a us fed proxy so pick your poision.

>>56477554
>templeOS
>not user friendly

Just press ctrl+f7 if in doubt

>>56477612
aparthied linux.

>>56476846
add your application to /etc/rc.local
But it'll run as root