/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

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>motherboard manual:
>Due to USB 3.0 controller limitation, USB 3.0 devices can only be used under Windows OS environment and after the USB 3.0 driver installation.
Should I really trust this information? I can't believe that GNU/Linux don't have a solution for this problem!

>>56532322
Won't know for sure until you try it.

>>56532322
it will most likely just werk, in glorious amd64 and not some shoddy old 32bit bullshit.

I want to compile something and need libsdl for it. My repository has libsdl1.2-dev and libsdl2-dev, which one should I use? As far as I can tell they are just two versions of the same package, but why do they keep the old version?

>>56532420
>but why do they keep the old version?

because version 2.0 probably breaks compatibility with stuff built expecting 1.2

>>56532420
SDL2 breaks a lot of compatibility with SDL1.X. Unless you need SDL1.2 to compile something that requires it, you should probably develop using SDL2

I'm installing fedora, how should i set up my file system?

>>56532542
http://pastebin.com/Cr4XfwdS

Check that out. it's written for debian but it should work for any distro that supports setting up LVM from the installer. it's meant to be for an SSD+HDD setup but it's easily adaptable to only one HDD etc

Okay so, still new to Ubuntu still got issues, it seems opening a new google chrome tab is enough to crash this OS, no idea why... (Fx 6300 (Fuck me i fell for the amd meme) 8gb of ram etc etc)) and i doubt its hardware related, my options were - Try gentoo but now im thinking that was a meme since this looks too difficult for a total noob who doesnt want to spend forever configuring shit and just wants to jump into an OS that isnt windows - Reinstall Ubuntu and see if that fixes any problems (Using the same USB though... idk if its worth it) - Or just going back to Botnet7.. Can anyone help.. please

I installed Elementary OS 4.0

How come when I click on a file it only requires 1 click to open the file, not a double click like everything else?

Also whats a good music player since the one here gets embedded into the sound settings and causes a lot of problems.

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How can I remove this hamburger icon in plasma 5? I see screenshots where people don't have it but I can't see any way to remove it.

Best distri for a new user?

>>56532612
>chrome
i am pretty sure that was the problem in your case desu.

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>>56532648
>best
we need a bot to post "the one i am using" every time a question like this comes up.

>>56532635
Lock the widgets on the desktop.

>>56532685
actually that guide needs a good update, please do not follow it.

>>56532653
well, id have considered that too but litterally anything seems to be able to trigger a crash, even looking inside folders can crash this system...

I got arch. Installed firefox package and cant run it.
typing firefox in cmd gives nothing. I got wm installed.

>>56532686
Ah cool, thanks

I got a flash drive and want to format it to ext4 so I can install linux on it. It's possible, yes?

>>56532715
Sounds weird, got any error messages?
>>56532717
Same as above, did you report a bug?

How do I stop wasting time uninstalling and reinstalling entire systems, distro hopping and so on. My OCD is driving me nuts.

>>56532578
Nice cont.
Merged it with OP pasta.
https://p.teknik.io/5cGhy

>>56532742
If i understand correctly you want to install gnu/linux on the flash drive? That is entirely possible and will be an option during installation, there you can also select which file system to use.

>>56532776
I'm doing a LFS install and want to put my first install on a flash drive.

>>56532629
pretty sure you can change that in the file manager's setting. i actually prefer single click. how is the new elementary OS? considering trying it out.

>>56532766
By settling on something that you like ideologically and from an everyday usage view. For me that is debian sid with dwm because if debians free software guidelines and suckless approach to software.

>>56532757
Nope, no error messages the whole system seems to crash and the only thing i can do is move the mouse, cant click anywhere or use the keyboard.

>>56532766
Realize that all distros are the same GNU/Linux, just in a different color. Settle to one distro and rice it to your likings till the logo doesn't even matter anymore.

The only differences between distros are philosophy, releace cycle, package management. Everything else is riceable.

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>>56532800

it's meh

another thing, what memepv settings should i use so it doesnt come out looking stupid like this

>>56532833
can you still switch ttys by ctrl+alt+f1 to f7?

>>56532876
Describe stupid.

>>56532757
Im new to arch and im not sure if firefox needs anything more to run. If not why would i report a bug.

>>56532892

black borders on the sides for no apparent reason. maybe removing the top bar as well

>>56532927
Specify --no-border
>>56532914
Well usually launching it through dmenu or anything should work, did you update your system prior to this happening? I don't use arch but that should be sudo pacman -Syu

>>56532927
If the borders go away when you resize the window, check out --geometry and --autofit and shrink the initial window, otherwise there's a cropdetect flag, if I remember right.

You can get rid of window decorations completly with the --no-border flag.

>>56532884
ttys? I havent tried them key combos i read online to try alt+f2 to open terminal or some shit then to type xkill to manually kill the program

/g/ i have a problem

> Installed debian three days ago
> I have chosen the default debian desktop environment during installation
> I think that is gnome
> Fuck theres a hot spot on the top left corner whenever I get in there all windows shrink and its kind of behavour ALT + TAB on windows
> I have dual monitor and my primary monitor os on the right so i have to pass from that spot often and its so trolling me
> searched google theres just one solution to that with installin an extension but i couldnt make it work

should i change my desktop environment? if so what are you suggestions?

I don't think but do you think i should install another distro?

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>>56532991
Yes i did it and few packages were reinstalled. I saw few threads on forums about similar issue but stuff like deleting .mozilla from home directory, reinstalling or calling any firefox command does not help.
Maybe its time to look change web browser...

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Coming from Windows.

What's the closest thing to "WebM for Retards" available on Linux? Ideally with a GUI that makes it easy to crop, resize, add a file size limit, etc etc.

>>56533077
If you switch the distro because of a single problem you woun't be happy with GNU/Linux afterall. Man up and try again bro. There's always a solution.

>>56533127
That's why I am asking here?

>>56533077
sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool
-> options
-> hot corner
-> disable
-> get comfy and watch some trap porn.

>>56533104
Learn to use ffmpeg, you woun't reget it.

>>56533081
>>56532991
I suspect this might have something related to x and display. Not sure though. Just something i read on web.

>>56533178
theres no default option in tweak tool to disable that however the extension i installed yesterday somehow now works thanks anyway

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>>56532991

>>56533419
~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf

>>56533455

where the fuck is that

>>56533487

$ echo ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf

>>56533487
exactly where i specified, if it is not there sudo cp /etc/mpv/mpv.conf ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf

>>56533487
~ means your home directory.

So that's:

/home/yourname/.config/mpv/mpv.conf

>>56533419

Why didn't you click the "Show Details" message? It would have told you what's wrong: the file permissions.
I pity the idiot who's spoonfeeding you.

That option won't even help in your case. You've already been told why there's a black bar on the sides.

>>56533487
>>56533572
And just so you know, directories or files that start with a dot mean they are hidden by default. You can easily show them in your file manager of choice by turning on "Show Hidden Folders"

>want to try linux
>Tried ubuntu, debian testing, opensuse and antergos
>My external GPU setup doesn't work on any of them
Well shit

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>>56533580

it does help though.

also its not spoonfeeding since you have to create a hidden folder .. also why do you assume everyone knows that ~/ means home?

>>56533678
>want to try linux
>pick the shittiest ones
>doesn't work
Well shit

Where do I place .desktop files?

>>56533745
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Desktop_entries

>>56533731
(You)

>>56533678
An external GPU? I've never heard of that kinda setup. What is it connected with? USB's or what?

>>56533745
/dev/null
freedesktop shit belongs in the trash

>>56533081
When trying to run safe mode it hangs up.

Chromium runs without any problem.But i dont like it.

Is there a icon browser?

>>56533773
Laptop + desktop GPU connected via ExpressCard which is pci express x1.

Worked fine on Windows 7, there is a post on the arch forums about a similar setup that I'm going to try later.

I got a thinkpad x220, what distro should i get

>>56533705

It takes a normal person 6 seconds to search online what "~" means in this context.

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>>56533911
the one I'm using
Why do you think it matters that you're using a thinkpad. I use one too but I don't see the need to specify when asking questions.

That's like this guy saying he has a DELL GAMING MOUSE.

>>56533780

Sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of a sane standard which is accepted by virtually everyone.
You should come up with your own and improved standard and only use it yourself.

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>>56533819

If you have GTK3 installed, run gtk3-icon-browser.

>>56533952
Specs

>>56533952
>page 1 of 34

Your comparison is kind of stupid but I am glad you posted that screenshot. My fucking sides

>>56533952

>intel quadra processor
>12 meg pipes of RAM power

Real neat-o.

I got arch and im missing a sound. What should i get? I remember pulseaudio from ubuntu but there is probably something else recommended, isnt it?

>>56533985
Where are the icons for programs

>>56534034
unmute with alsamixer

>>56534051

Inside your icon theme's directory.

>>56532253
How do i enable tearfree options for my videodriver in nixOS?

>>56534122

The same way you would on any other distribution.

>>56534000
you could just mention your processor and RAM and that's that

>>56534088
not found

>>56534122
See >>56534130
if it's still unsurprisingly broken try compton

>>56534130
>>56534180
I was wondering if there was a way to do it through the configuration.nix file

>>56534256

I don't know anything about NixOS' package manager, but I seriously doubt that it has any effect on your personal configuration files. How would a package manager influence how you edit your configuration files or how software is using those files? That would mean they're needlessly abstracting a huge amount of needless things.

Literally everything does not work on my fresh arch installation. I used mint and i did not care about lots of stuff. I wanted to change to something that would force me to learn more about linux but to actually install and get everything to work after arch installation i need knowledge that i do not have. I got problems with sound, video, web browser is not working well. Where am i supposed to know what stuff i am missing?

>>56534336

Anything that you can learn on Arch can be learned on every other distribution (except for how to work their package manager). You fell for the oldest misconception.

>>56534336
you type those words on to the wiki, and find a page relevant to your situation and you hardware
Quite simply the easiest thing you could do

>>56534307
Sensible point.

I just have a feeling system wide configuration files may not necessarily be preserved when i nixos-rebuild

>>56534363
On mint everything work out of the box on my laptop and i can work. With arch i spent some time to read, learn about package manager, window manager but then when i got all i needed i started to find out some little things that dont work and piss me off. And i searched, did something i was supposed to do to fix that and its still not working. I liked the idea of small system, kept up to date which would make me learn more about linux but i cant work.

Are musl systems really viable for normal use? Seeing segfaults every time I try to make install something is getting old.

>>56534443
And i do what they say but its not solving the problem because i dont have something that i probably should install.Before arch i got whole system running in few minutes. I dont know what components i need to get to finally have everything. I spent whole day on google and i still cant work comfortable.

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>>56534499
<hardware> drivers
<software run from cli to get error code> problems

You didnt spend any time on google, nor the wiki, or you would have had your problems solved.

It
Is
That
Fucking
Simple

Make the slightest attempt, you still have yet to ask for any help here, you're just ranting about your incompetency

>>56534499
>>56534561
Exchanges like these are precisely the reason Arch gets meme'd on.

>>56534620
Peoples incompetency will bring the same issues.
He has the same oppurtunity to just ask for help, instead he would rather say he did nothing wrong, and that no people on the earth with ant part of his hardware can run linux on them, because he did googl'd and no answers

How bout we talk about those 20+ posts a day about apt dep hell?

>>56534454

>With arch i spent some time to read, learn about package manager
You can also read and learn about Mint's package manager. Mint is based on Ubuntu which is in turn based on Debian and they use dpkg/apt/apt-* as their package manager.

> window manager
You can "learn" about your window manager on Mint too or any other distribution. Configuring various options doesn't mean you're learning about it. Looking at its source code and modifying it would count as learning. Again, that's not distribution specific.

>I liked the idea of small system
A "small" system can be achieved on all of the core distributions.

>>56532816
>debian sid with dwm because if debians free software guidelines and suckless approach to software
Same, but I'm considering switching to awesome, as dwm is a little too minimal and lacking in features (I know it can be extended with patches, but still). I think learning dwm first is probably a good idea, because it's so simple and intuitive.

>>56534672
>Mint
Fuck off meme distro merchant. Mint is literally insecure Ubuntu. If someone wants a Windows-like Ubuntu they should use install Ubuntu Mate.

I wish there was just one version of Linux. Too many choices creates unnecessary shitposting

Is VMware better than VirtualBox?

>>56534671
> I use a debian based distribution

>>56534671
>How bout we talk about those 20+ posts a day about apt dep hell?
You mean the one retard who refuses to listen to anyone about his gnome "problem"?

>>56534818
> i use gentoo
Check archives faggot

Are there any other distros on a similar difficulty level of antergos (I'm talking about the installation process).
I don't really care enough to go through and do the complete arch or Gentoo install from scratch, but I also don't just want to use some noon distro like Ubuntu or mint. Any good suggestions or should I just go with antergos?

How the hell do i dual boot ubuntu with windows 10? I installed ubuntu fine but my pc just boots directly to windows 10 without asking me

I want to hook up my server running SSH to the WAN.
It is running sshguard to prevent brute forcers and root login is disabled. I will add a rule to my router for forwarding SSH traffic. The external port number will be something in the 40000 range to prevent bots. Unfortunately I cannot enforce password less login, because my Android phone running VLC must use a login with password.
Are there any more precautions to take before I connect my server to the wild west?

>>56535204
Stick with Antergos.

It's rolling release and just werks.

If I would use sshfs to encode files, does it use my system or the connected system for encoding?

>>56534728
>Mint is literally insecure Ubuntu.
Its worse than ubuntu? Whats wrong with it?

>>56535210
The Windows boot loader conveniently does not recognize Linux installation. You have to install something like Grub. AFAIK Ubuntu gives you that option during the installation process.

>>56535292

it didn't. do i need to create a new partition for grub?

>>56535321
yes

Which distribution would be good for java developer willing to learn more about linux?
Ubuntu? Mint? Arch? Antergos?

>>56535219
chroot/jail/container
>passwordless
use key based auth

>>56533037
You can almost certainly get back to the Linux terminal by pressing Ctl+Alt+F[1-6]. Once you do that type

sudo pkill -15 Xorg
sudo pkill -15 google-chrome-browser #(or whatever it is called, run apt install htop, then start htop and press F4 to filter, then type chrome and it should tell you the name)

Then you should be able to restart xorg with

startx

This should get you back to a working GUI system but will not fix chrome. To fix chrome you need to check logs and I have no clue where to start there.

Try chromium and see if it gives you the same errors. It could be that you still need video drivers or something.

Post your hardware specs and see if chrome shits the bed again.

>>56535357
Any of those would work fine, but I think Ubuntu or Debian would be the most stable.

>>56535321

please tell me how. I have dedicated 5 hours of my life to this already. I am begging you

This>>56535411

was meant for >>56535345

>>56535357
Probably Ubuntu. It has big repos and is pretty stable. Debian is just as good but you probably want to get the 3rd party image that comes with nonfree drivers if you need wifi to install.

I would stay away from rolling release unless you need it for some reason

>>56535437
Rerun the installer and look carefully for the option. No offense, but manually resizing a partition and installing Grub is a bit too much for you.

>>56535411
Assuming you have only one hard drive...

grub-install /dev/sda

From within Ubuntu should just work. You will need to boot a live session of any Linux distro to do this.

>>56535496

It told me to install it in the MBR. Which I did. It never mentioned grub by name.

>>56535408
>>56535465
So i see stability is a thing here, right?

>>56535393
>use key based auth
I stream video to my phone using VLC. I have no idea if it generates an SSH key and where it is stored.

>>56535512

this is what i did from the installation menu i think but i'll try it again from the live version. I think that windows boot manager is set to boot first but i can't figure out how to change it

>>56535515
Did you install Windows or Ubuntu first?
>>56535524
Not really. Rolling release distros have never broken on me but there are occasional bugs and I recommend the least buggy stuff to new people to keep them from flaming /g/ later.

>>56535408
>>56535465
>Ubuntu
>stable
Nigga pls

>>56535558

Windows.

>>56535559
what is stable then?

>>56535544
>>56535567
This is strange then but if all else fails then this guide should set you straight http://www.tecmint.com/install-ubuntu-16-04-alongside-with-windows-10-or-8-in-dual-boot/

I haven't touched Windows in a long time so I am rusty on anything involving it. It really is not too complicated though. If you can't follow that guide then you probably can't use Linux

>>56535290
https://lwn.net/Articles/676664/
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/why-the-linux-mint-hack-is-an-indicator-of-a-larger-problem/
http://segfault.linuxmint.com/2013/11/answering-controversy-stability-vs-security-is-something-you-configure/

>>56535512

>grub-install: error: cannot open directory '/boot/grub/i386-pc' : No such file or directory.

>>56535559
Ubuntu is more stable than...
- Mint because Mint is based on Ubuntu
- Arch/Antergos because they're rolling release

Just my opinion bro

>>56535621

thanks ill give it a shot

>>56535609
The rule of thumb is as follows: the overall volume of work for any distro is more or less the same. The real choice is whether you work configuring it while installing of fixing it while it breaks out of the blue.

>>56535643
Just FYI you probably don't need 50/50 split for drive space. Since you will probably do more media stuff on Windows as you transition to get comfortable with Linux you probably only need 20 gigs max for the Linux partition

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/g/ents.
If you downloaded youtube-dl from the github page, I just noticed there's a 2016.09.08 update.
Tested and werks for me.
youtube-dl --update

>>56535539
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sshd#Force_public_key_authentication
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSH_keys

>>56535658
id prefer first option

>>56535721
Me too, that's why I use Gentoo.
Not even joking.

Anyone have an idea what Arch ARM release to use for a Chromebook C201? Should be under ARMv7/Rockchip so a veyron release, but that specific model isn't there. The 3 veyron releases all seem to be for laptops with identical specs as mine but none are C201, so I'm not really sure what to download. Does it even matter?

>>56535706
I understand, but I have to get the public key of my Android phone first so I can add it to authorized_keys. I have already done this step for my desktop to enable on demand mounting of SSHFS.

>>56535743
get your hands dirty and find out.
you dont need our approval/hand holding

>>56535743
Yes.

>>56535767
>Asking a question for your own benefit is seeking approval

Is this autism?

>>56535776
Might want to take a look at the title of this thread, you'll find it's actually not "surly autist GNU/Linux thread" my man

perl > bash

>>56535872
apples > oranges

>>56535830
Might want to take a look around, you'll find you are surrounded by autists of varying demeanor whom are probably all unwilling to give an honest answer to such an obscure question, my dude

>>56535914
wrogn

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About 1 in 10 of my reboots result in my network interface (both wired & wireless) being gone. If I do ifconfig, it only shows "lo" loopback. I've been "fixing" it by rebooting again.

Why does this happen?

How do I fix it?

After it happens, is there some command that I can use to bring wired ethernet back online?

>>56535743
The Arch ARM website tells exactly what image you need and how to install it.

>>56535914
no

Ever since changing my hostname, my system has been hanging for a good 10 or more seconds when it starts up / shuts down. I changed it back to the old hostname but it still hangs. Any idea how to fix this?

>>56535935
ip addr
ip link set eth0 up

>>56535951
>>56535927
>orangefags

>>56535938
It actually doesn't, I mean I can tell which general release it is supposed to be, but it is split into multiple versions and none are explicitly for my laptop. Was just wondering what the difference between these even is. It seems to be more or less identical to the flip release so I guess I'll just download that

>>56535987
Just make sure the specified SoC is equal. You can always rinker with it once it is running.

How to silence this warning in ffmpeg?
>Using AVStream.codec to pass codec parameters to muxers is deprecated, use AVStream.codecpar instead.

>>56535925
This, /fglt/ is cancer

>>56536033
>use AVStream.codecpar instead.
Its a warning, ignore it or update your command

>>56536057
I would change it, if I would know what.
I was using -c:a libopus, changed it to -acodec libopus, didn't change anything.

>>56535986
Give me one good reason applefags shouldn't an hero right fucking now??

>>56536082
>>56536033
It's a ffmpeg bug. The warning shouldn't be there anymore. Update your ffmpeg or just ignore.

Is there any big differences between terminal emulators? Any reason why you would switch from your distro's default to something else?

>>56536181
You may like the features or looks of a different one

Is there a reason guides always recommend using ext2 on the boot partition?

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I installed windows 7 over my gentoo install.


I really wanted to play video games. I'm already regretting it.

>>56536219
You dont need all the other features the newer filesystems added in to it.

>>56536228
anon hwy not just install it aside your gentoo or in your gentoo and then install gentoo in your winseven in your gentoo

>>56536219
It's older and therefore more stable. Also more kernels would support ext2 over ext3 or ext4, which is important for the boot partition. Realistically, there's nothing wrong with using any fs you want for it.
>>56536228
>not dualbooting

what music/video codecs should i get for arch?

>>56536282

im trying to dualboot right now and it's FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE

>>56536282
>Also more kernels would support ext2 over ext3 or ext4,
What fucking time machine are you from?
ext4 has been out a decade
Its in mainline

>>56536298
anon just install windows and gentoo and grub or something

>tfw every single distro pisses you off in some way

>>56536302
>>56536282
>>56536219

default kernel options are literally "mount ext2/3 as ext4" So bootfs is ext4 regardless. ext2 as boot is just tradition at this point.

>>56536296
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/codecs

>>56536331

is gentoo easier than ubuntu? I've been trying to do it for 6 FUCKING HOURS. i can't figure out how to get grub to show up. I've tried 10 different online tutorials.

>>56536344
If Fedora could actually have a minimal install (currently impossible to install xorg on fedora server) it would be perfect. Too bad it doesn't.

>>56536352
>I've tried 10 different online tutorials.
what the fuck are you doing anon

are you using efi or some shit because if so make sure you have secure boot shit turned off and make sure ubuntu is first in the boot order

>>56536352
Gentoo has a fucking official handbook. Use it.

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>>56535985
thanks anon! will give that a try next time it happens.

ps: any idea why it happens? is it the fault of kernel or systemd?

how would I go about finding out what the root cause is?

How do I configure Dzen with a stock Herbstluftwm installation? Whenever I try to add a trigger and display it (panel.sh) it either shows nothing or breaks Dzen. Any example configs? I see nothing on the net in terms of examples

>>56536376

secure boot is off and i can't figure out how to change the boot order. I've tried multiple tutorials for that too.

>>56536348
been there done that and something is still not working properly
please tell me that i didnt even googled/check wiki and im complete retard

>>56536386
How did you setup your network?
dhcp,static?
systemd-networkd,netctl,network-manager

It sounds like your card may not be brought up on boot,which is why it is not being shown occasionally..

>>56536401
>i can't figure out how to change the boot order.
Is it an EFI/GPT set up or an MBR setup, anon?

>>56536443

It must be an MBR because when I use the codes in the ubuntu terminal to list the efi files it says that there isn't efi

>>56536402
if you have all the gstreamer shit installed as well as the codecs, shit should be working just fine.

what is not working properly

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>>56536352
So much easier.
You don't even need to install a bootloader.

>>56536352
In my experience, getting grub to play well with Gentoo is the hardest part.

Try to follow the guide extremely closely and don't take shortcuts. Read everything carefully. Windows ignores GPT labelled systems so it never loads into grub.

>>56536459
Does it go straight into windows when you boot up or does it just skip the grub menu and go right into ubuntu?

If the former, you need to reinstall grub from a live cd or soemthing. If the latter, you need to change the grub default settings to show the menu (iirc, etc/default/grub or something)


hopefully you don't have that one weird ass issue i had where linux detected my gpt shit as mbr and fucked up everything, but i haven't found anyone else with that problem

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>>56533104
You don't need a GUI bruh.

Just copypaste this and replace INPUT, START, LENGTH, RESOLUTION, BITRATE and OUTPUT with appropriate values. I don't do cropping so you'll have to look that up but it's like 2 options more.

If you learn to use the shell properly you don't even need to run it for each file by hand.

Also ffmpeg is much more versatile than just webm creation; it handles transcoding etc of all different video and audio formats. So when you rip a CD, this is what you'll use to turn wav into mp3 / ogg / flac.

Hi. I'm new and kind of confused. I used screenfetch and my GPU isn't showing up but when I use lspci it shows up.
Do I just not have a driver installed for it? How would I do that without messing anything up?

>>56534728

If "Mint" is all you got from that post, then there's no hope for you.

>>56536463
installed gstreamer, pulseaudio, codecs, music is not playing
>codec for playing this media type not avaliable

>>56536505

it's the latter like you suggested. should i just redo the install and make a partition for grub? I've just been putting it into the default (/dev/sba/ or whatever) but then it keeps telling me i need to make a "bios only partition" or something like that.

>>56536505

the thing that is throwing me off is that my windows is set to UEFI and has an EFI partition

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>install ubuntu LTS because I needed a GNU/Linux system for CUDA for a project
>it gets random kernel panics
>new LTS release
>kernel panic in the middle of update
>system completely fucked up
>try to recover it from livecd
>kernel panics too
>finally reinstall
>kernel panics regularly
>try to get kdump to work to at least find why
>doesn't work after multiple tries and different settings, guides don't help at all and are all "works for me"
>back to windows
>realize how slow and unresponsive it is
Something wants me to stay a good goy

>>56536518
That is so unnecessary lol
Throw this in your path, or pop it in your converting folder and let it rip

find ./ -name '*' -exec bash -c 'ffmpeg -y -i "$0" -preset medium -b:v 1000k -an -vcodec libvpx -cpu-used 5 -threads 8 -crf 28 -fs 2.9MB "${0%%}.webm"' {} \;

>>56536549
similar with movies, and youtube

>>56536549
do you have alsa & alsa-utils installed? or gstreamer plugins?

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Help

>>56536557
Right now I'm just guessing that you probably have to edit the grub settings to increase grub's timeout.

I'd just edit /etc/default/grub to increase the timeout and then run sudo update-grub, since it might have missed your windows install.

>>56536578
but linux is mbr?

i had something similar, but i only fixed that by dban'ing my whole hdd

>>56536427
>How did you setup your network?
>dhcp,static?
Pretty sure it's DHCP. It gets the IP from my cable modem.

>systemd-networkd,netctl,network-manager
network-manager

>It sounds like your card may not be brought up on boot,which is why it is not being shown occasionally..

this is the output of ip addr:

$ ip addr
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1
    link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00
    inet 127.0.0.1/8 scope host lo
       valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
    inet6 ::1/128 scope host 
       valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
2: enp3s0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UP group default qlen 1000
    link/ether c8:60:00:ee:86:1e brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
    inet 192.168.0.10/24 brd 192.168.0.255 scope global dynamic enp3s0
       valid_lft 315353647sec preferred_lft 315353647sec
    inet6 fd00:f0f2:4911e:55a2:1418:fa09:6017:ab9b/64 scope global temporary dynamic 
       valid_lft 535426sec preferred_lft 79453sec
    inet6 fd00:f0f2:4911e:55a2:1418:fa09:6017:ab9b/64 scope global mngtmpaddr noprefixroute dynamic 
       valid_lft 535426sec preferred_lft 401569sec
    inet6 fe10::afba:5ebb:a1b9:2413/64 scope link 
       valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
3: wlx00367621774e: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 qdisc noop state DOWN group default qlen 1000
    link/ether 00:31:76:11:77:4e brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff

>>56536631

Honestly this is all new to me so I couldn't say. I'm both of those people btw. should i edit grub in the terminal after running the live cd?

>>56536615
pulseaudio-alsa, alsa-utils, gstreamer, gst-libav

>>56536703
>>56536615
dont know if i should do something with sound drivers though, do they come in process of installation?

>>56536734
try installing some gstreamer plugins for what you need
https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/plugins.html

pacman does not auto complete or suggest when using tab key?

>>56536743
i've not seen a package manager tab-complete package names...but you can wildcard them, at least in apt

>>56536743
I installed one more plugin and now song "plays" 0 secs without any noise actually.

>>56536630
Someone please?

>>56536840
what codec are you trying to play? you sure it's not the file itself or the music player program?

WIndowsfag for all muh life. I want to learn, damn it. I'm getting old and want to expand my horizons. I want comfy. I want simple. Spartan. But ZERO coding experience.

Debian or Ubuntu? (I hear Ubuntu is simple stuff and just works because of the massive repositories but I want control. I know Debian has the SJW shit behind it but I hear good things.)

>>56536869
i installed gst-plugins-good and im trying to play mp3 file or youtube video

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Debian Sid is perfect for me because it has all the packages I need, it's up to date, and the installation is simple and consistent. BUT I think apt is a piece of shit, and having to install stable before Sid is kind of annoying as well.

So I'm installing OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and hoping that the installer works well and that zypper is better than apt. Anyone who's used Sid vs Tumbleweed have any thoughts?

>>56536878
Debian is better. it's hard to recommend a distro based on a distro, and ubuntu & debian work together a lot. Debian may be slightly harder to get used to, but is less bloated, less 'holding your hand' all the time and is simple to use once you get going. just remember to do a netinst, not a cd1 or anything. the SJW thing isn't even relevent to the OS

>>56536886
now everything is frozen
>thanks arch, that was nice evening

how to convert wav to flac on loonix?

I'm trying to change colors and fonts on my terminal and the guide I'm using says to use the command:

xrdb -load ~Xresources

But this gives me the following errors

xrdb: No such file or directory
xrdb: can't open file '~.Xresources'

Am I supposed to use gedit to edit this?

>>56536932
https://xiph.org/flac/documentation_tools_flac.html
please do a search before asking these things

Going back to windows font rendering is absolutely disgusting.

>>56536969
Why ask such a vague question?
Which terminal?

The error is fairly self explanatory.

>>56536969
the directory looks wrong. it should be ~/*file
as in ~/ for '/home/$USER'
for example, yours should be
xrdb -load ~/Xresources

>>56536931
>>56536869
actually it works now, magic
Thanks!

>>56536994
Laterz

For a small laptop display (12.5"), is it better to use a tiling or floating WM?

>>56537056
the only way to see is to test it really...so give them both a shot & see which you like

>>56536921
Thanks senpai

>>56537056
That really depends on what you'd want to do with it. A floating WM will make more use of the screen space by definition, but with keybinds a tiling WM can be equally as powerful and without the clutter. (You can fold tiles and focus one to full screen for instance).

>>56537072
>>56537114

I am currently using openbox. Any recommendations for an easy to configure tiling WM?

>>56537151
you may want to see i3?

>>56537151
I would recommend i3 since it has good keybinds, pretty much just werks and doesn't break your brain the way something like xmonad does.

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I've been playing with colors for maia theme, but in lists every 2nd row has default color and idk where to change it

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what screenshotting app does /g/ use?

Important question:
If I were to offer my support to Debian, would they use it to promote free software, or femenist activism?
Even if its tech related, I have no interest if they'd do the latter.

>>56537307
gnome-screenshot

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>>56532253
That logo looks like a prostate massager

>>56537318
only one way to find out

>all this pebkac itt
it hurts

>>56536815
..
why would it
...

So I'm using urxvt and I'm wondering if there's any way to have the input buffer remain intact when output comes in so what I'm typing doesn't get disrupted.
Is there any way to accomplish this?

>>56537342
HEY! I have one of those! Works good. Mine also vibrates. So it's "technically" technology.

>>56537307
import from ImageMagick

>>56537322
>gnome-screenshot
that one fucking sucks. no way to annotate things. I need at least a fucking pencil or a text tool in my screenshot app.

>>56537021
actually its no longer working, is that how arch works? if yes, then i dont have any distribution to stick to since i dont want to go back to ubuntu/mint

Any good PPAs I should be adding for Ubuntu?

>>56537398
use a new terminal?

>>56537418
mpv & graphics drivers ones... if you have nvidia.

>>56537432
Got one you'd recommend?

>>56537246
See "colour set"? change that, you can find more colors to customize.

>>56537412
it tends to be fiddly. you should try Architect if you really want to use Arch still, makes an easy install for everything you may need, install all media codecs right away.

>>56537448
mux a new session or just open a new instance of urxvt

>>56537476
That's not good enough, it absolutely needs to be in the same session.

>>56537398
zsh

>>56537453
If it might be problematic and might got some issues outof the blue then i think ubuntu like distro would be better but looking at ubuntu i dont think its good idea

>>56537504
Then wait

>>56537451
thanks I found it

>>56537534
>>56536921

anyone here have a working geforce 750ish range gpu on linux? anyone have a functioning external gpu setup with linux?

>>56537537
That is not an option. This is for using a cli MUD client, so there's unpredictable high frequency output.

>>56532322
My 3.0 port on my laptop works fine in Linux

which irc client should I get?

>>56537781
weechat

>>56537781
hexchat

>>56537781
bitchx

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Who /smug/ here?

>>56537395
It does on my computer

>>56538235
So you expect to search through 11512 file names, on a whim?

No.

>>56538157
That fucking blowfish is worse than any frog.

>>56538253
But my computer literally does it.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

Debian is such a pain in the ass when it comes to proprietary drivers.

How to get the system to do hardware decoding in mpv without proprietary drivers? Changing some options in the conf file doesn't work. It's as if the open source drivers are just crap.

>>56538253
apt does that aswell

>>56538531
>Debian is such a pain in the ass when it comes to proprietary drivers.
It really isn't. Just add

contrib non-free

to your /etc/apt/sources.list after main and you'll have all the proprietary drivers available. Install xorg-xserver-video-all if you aren't sure what your graphics are.
And if you mean the installer, then it really isn't a pain because it'll tell you which packages to get, and/or you can use the (unofficial) non-free installer:
http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unofficial/non-free/cd-including-firmware/

Also I have no idea because I use VLC even though it has more dependencies and is shittier on bad hardware and whatever else people say against it.

I fell for the arch meme.
Archfags have been claiming that arch has been a lot more stable in the past few years and that X no longer breaks.
3 months ago, I install arch to test dthe claims. A stable distro with AUR access would be fantastic.
Today, I restarted my PC and whar do you knpw, X is broken!
The issue seems to be that arch killed the upowrr-pm-utils package in favor of upower + pm-utils, though neither package provide glib-upower(?) which X seems to rely on.
I'll never fall for the arch meme again, but can I fix this somehow in the meantime?

How do people make their terminals look so cool? Like colors that match the wallpaper and such.

>>56538951
They change the colors so that it matches their background.

How you change them depends on what terminal emulator you use.

>>56538951
autism

>>56538893
X doesn't need glib-upower, also packages won't magically change when you restart your system.
Not sure what your problem is.

>>56538893
>I broke X and now X is broken! Arch is so terrible

>>56538715
That non free installer does not work for all hardware. Sometimes you are still left wondering why something doesn't work. I'm not who you are replying to but I've been in a similar position and if you fall between the cracks of what everyone thinks is easy then it can quickly become a right pain in the ass.

>>56539024
Since X wasn't restarted after the update, X kept running without issue. Lrn2linux.

Trying to start X fails because "object file libglib-upowerX.Y: file not found" or such. Pretty explicit.

>>56538893
How long should it take for x to break?
Ive been using antergos for a few weeks and it seems pretty much stable, aside from issues that are KDE's fault, not arch's.

Yknow, on the subject of linux in general, having to choose between 'hideously outdated software but stable' and 'cutting edge but less stable' seems...I mean...
Why not have a outdated, very stable set of basic system components, maybe even going up to DE stuff, but all other software is kept up to date?
I suppose it would introduce compatability problems between distros, which would be bad, but, that doesnt seem like an issue that couldn't be resolved.

>>56539050
>update breaks X without any further user intervention
>it's the user's fault for not testing every update in a VM replica
How is arch not a meme again?

just install manjaro and remove bloatware

>>56539089
>Lrn2linux.
Says the one who broke his system.

>>56539071
>That non free installer does not work for all hardware.
If the installer doesn't have the drivers you need, it's supposed to give you the exact package name(s), which you can then search for and easily find on Debian's package site. Once you find the package page(s), you can download the .deb file(s), put it (or them) on a USB drive, plug that in with the installation disk/usb, and then installer will detect and use it (or them).

I suppose if the installer is just stuck or broken without giving you any useful information, then you must have very unique hardware, because Debian is pretty versatile/compatible with most hardware in my experience.

>>56539202
The usb stick method didn't work for me either, it was not detected and I was unable to install the driver.
> then you must have very unique hardware
No, not particularly. I have a Dell laptop which is about 6 years old. This is what I mean though, you haven't experienced this problem so you think debian is easy and wonderful whereas my experience with it, after following directions on the wiki and other places on the internet, multiple times, is that it was more hassle than it was worth. Gentoo was easier in this respect.

>>56539134
My first time it took quite some time, around a year or a bit less before the first break, but then updatea would break X systematically for months on end. This time it took only 3 months.

In my experience, gentoo is the only good distro. You get bleeding edge packages and atable ones, and due to installing from source, you can mix and match without having to pull in half the distro into unstable. Its flaw isn't compile time (which is very low on 99.9% of packages, with -bin packages available for 99.9% of the rest), but rather options creep (packages.* files describe rules that become so complex that you reach a point where you can't update or install anything without tons of conflicts), but you can try just deleting those files to fix it - while I was looking at arch as a solution to that, it's obviously not an option.>>56539134

>>56539287
I guess if you have the time and patience to install Gentoo, that's cool, but I prefer a simple installer that can quickly give me a minimal base to install packages on. (which is why I have my eyes set on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed...)

But I think what this boils down to is that there's obviously not 'one distro to rule them all,' as every piece of hardware can be potentially unique and work better on some distros more than others. Plus people just have different preferences and needs. That said, hopefully things trend toward distros being compatible with all hardware in the future.

>>56539496
>I prefer a simple installer that can quickly give me a minimal base to install packages on.
It wasn't that for me though, after all the time dicking around trying to get things to work I could have installed a gentoo base.
>hopefully things trend toward distros being compatible with all hardware in the future.
amen to that.

Is there any sort of ISO for debian or ubuntu that just installs cinnamon?

Or should I just install xubuntu-lite an dinstall it? I don't have ethernet so don't think i could do ubuntu mini

>>56539543
or would debian netinstal work with wifi from T420 thinkpad?

>>56536920
I'm also looking to try openSUSE. Any horrible things I should know about beforehand?

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>>56532253
okay, so I'm working on GPU passthrough and I'm hitting a wall.

I damn well know the AMD FX 8350 supports IOMMU, and so should the UD3 I have it in. I'm getting the following.

[    1.514195] AMD-Vi: Found IOMMU at 0000:00:00.2 cap 0x40
[   20.609434] AMD IOMMUv2 driver by Joerg Roedel <[email protected]>
[   20.609438] AMD IOMMUv2 functionality not available on this system

I've been reading that I need to blacklist some sort of module, because it loads AMD-V before AMD-Vi or something. It lists the virtualization as "AMD-V" when I check up on the CPU info, so I think something's botched.

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>>56535695
>feels comfy bleeding edge meme

>>56539652
Third party repos keep closing one after the other, OBS is mediocre at best, there are much fewer packages than for other distros, and recently, their custom patches have done nothing but jeopardize stability.

>>56536920
just go to arch, famalam.

OpenSUSE is fine but outdated

>>56539762
>>56539878
damn, I was looking for an alternative to arch that's not debian.

>>56539921
What's wrong with arch?

>>56539921
What's wrong with apt? Debian sid is still one of the best rolling upgrade experiences.

>>56539944
It's an unstable mess unusable by people whose whole life doesn't happen to revolve around it.

>>56539962
Apt sucks balls at dependency resolution and doesn't have good filtering options.

>>56539971
Damn anon, I'm sorry you tried arch and had that experience with it. What broke for you?

Got hype for new arch antergos cinnamon install. but then installer die don me :(

thin i'll just go xubuntu since lazy these days

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Thoughts about CentOS as a personal use OS.

>>56539944
Core Arch is fine, albeit very thin. Issues come with AUR, it's an essential repo for basic usage and it's user controlled..

>>56540020
It's a fair criticism, but you can just stick to manually using github yourself if it's that big of a deal.

It's no different than giving yourself a clusterfuck of PPA's imo, because not apt nor pacman will save you from dependency hell at that point.

>>56538280
pacman -S xo <tab>

will do nothing

>>56539982
Apt has provable depedency resolution, what more do you want?

I think PEBCAK.

>>56539990
Lots of things. Unnethack doesn't install with files in the right place, nethack segfaults if name=player (among many other conditions), nethack4 doesn't even build at all, KDE keeps crashing, grub entries broke after an update once, mate currently can't be installed because pre-gtk3 packages thereof are gone but not all the core packages seem to be available for gtk3 yet according to pacman and yaourt like, and X keeps breaking.

>>56540005
The installer was closing on me partway through each time I tried
I just figured out what options to s elect and went through them quickly. I think it was because of scratches on the disk or something.

>>56540020
Unfortunately that isexactly the opposite of my experience: AUR packages tend to break the least.

>>56538715
This is my sources.list
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free
deb-src http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free
deb http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free
deb-src http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free
deb http://www.deb-multimedia.org/ sid main non-free

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>using arch for a year with >50 AUR packages
>never breaks once
>install debian stable and try to upgrade to testing
>hangs on boot

Where did this arch is unstable and breaks meme come from?

>>56540051
OK shill

>>56540012
It's fine.

>>56540045
>you can just stick to manually using github
At that point Gentoo is a much better choice.
Debian's strength comes from the repos and packaging rules. Reproducible builds are possible because of that "re-packaging" or unifying effort.

>>56540118
You were merely very lucky with arch, but I can confirm that debian stable is only stable in the sense it never changes (being that it's conatantly broken)

>>56540116

deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free
deb-src http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free

#Do you really need this?
#deb http://www.deb-multimedia.org/ sid main non-free

>>56540079
Nice meme.
None of what you said about gtk3 is true. you image must be a year old/er

Try a new iso

>>56540152
Exactly, sometimes it's nice.
I have one computer where I have a Debian sid from 2014, it was a decent "snapshot" and I haven't upgraded since.

>>56540207
Everything I said about mate is only true starting last week, but keep burying your head in thw sand, that'll sure show us all.

>>56540210
Yeah, it's pretty much the only way to use Debian. Get a working image and NEVER touch it.

>>56540079
>unnnethack doesn't install with files in the right place
You sure about that? When was the last time you tried?
>nethack segfaults
I have a hard time believing that's an arch problem then
>nethack4 doesn't build
looks to be fixed in the most recent beta out. (I can't test I'm on Windows right now)
>grub entries broke
then fix them? I can't fathom it being hard. I keep a USB around just in case because Windows 10 has broken my boots more than once.
>mate-gtk3 broken packages
bullshit. I had reinstalled GTK2 MATE right before to check something. The only thing I Know of missing right now is mate-menu, and it just pushed me to update to mate-gtk3. (It's a lot better anyways.)
>KDE keeps crashing
fancy that
>X keeps breaking
"werks on my machine." What do you mean by breaks? That's a pretty broad statement.

So I'll be straight up with you - you have three options. 1) realize that apt-get is fine, use aptitude, and git gud 2) realize that the AUR a shit anyways, but most of those issues seem either outdated or user-error or 3) install gentoo.

I personally think you've been WAY too hard on arch, and considering that what you want is pretty much arch on debian, you're in a pinch unless you install gentoo.

>>56540118
Fuck if I know. I've been using arch for a while now and it's the only distro that "just werks" for me without bullshit. I don't have to play the "oh well I guess I need to fuck with apt-pinning!" game with it, or any stupid bullshit.

Granted I was using KDE through most of my time on debian so I'm sure that accounts for some of it, but fuck me main. I think it's just because the community of arch are the biggest pretentious dicks in the linux community.

>>56540275
Debian will be here when you poop in diapers again, it has that old whisky flavor.

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>>56540250
>games
I dont play games
>grub
this is what happens when you dont use UUID
>mate
Pic related
>X
post /var/log/Xorg.0.log

Keep memeing hard, the only issue here is your competence

>>56540456
>hurr I have packages that no longer exist in my cache so there's nothing wrong with arch
This is youe brain on arch

>>56540643
REEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>56540643
As you clearly saw,every package was downloaded.
You can check package per package from what was downloaded to what was installed, but seeing how incompetent you are, seeing as you cannot even read, ill let this one slip by.

>>56540737
Typical archfag. Lying and denying realoty is all they know.

Anyone ever bought stickers from https://www.unixstickers.com ?

I was thinking of buying a transparent border one of the Debian logo

Can anyone here help me?

I just put together a new rig, put windows 7 on it in a small partition, and then installed manjaro on the remainder. I followed the newbie instructions, it put the boot loader on the MBR.

Now, I power on the machine, and get black output. My monitor detects output but it's solid black. I can't even access the BIOS. What could have possibly happened? I can't live boot either.

It's a GTX 1060 on a z170 motherboard, and my hdmi is plugged into the 1060. There is no output on the motherboard HDMI.

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>>56540747
>debfag put in place.
>all claims refuted
>cannot handle reality
>goes out to bar
>cop looks at him and smirks
>holy shit he abused me
>walk home
>cop asks if you're alright
>you run in to your house
>you get drunk and post non sense on twitter
>SUICIDE WATCH
>oh shit you did an hero

^You^

>>56540780
I should add, I still can't reach BIOS when I disconnect the HDD

>>56540780
This has nothing to do with windows/linux.
There is something faulty with your mobo/monitor
If you cannot post or even get in to the bios, something bigger is fucked up. Check all your cables and make sure every thing is seated properly

>>56540806
That's what I assumed, but it has been running fine literally all day (I've been trying to get windows going in a kvm and not succeeding, finally decided to just say fuck it and dual boot)

>>56540825
There should be a small LED block or a series of led lights around your motherboard, check for red ones and check your mobo manual to see what it is reporting,

>>56540756
the only time i would ever put a sticker or something is that if i have a child one day and he gets some award and they give me a car bumper sticker so i'm obligated to put it on my car so he doesn't grow up to be fucked in the head and kill himself 20 years later

why do you want stickers on your laptop? what's the utility

>>56540862
Parents who do that are fucking up their kids, not the other way around.

I just like the aesthetics of the logo. Obviously it's a pure vanity thing, zero utility.

>>56540849
There's only a standby power LED (on), and then a strip of yellow lighting. No indicator LEDs according to the manual

>>56540887
minimalist utilitarian is the only aesthetic that matters. also i dont know what you're getting at with the previous comment

>>56540756
I bought a bunch of stickers from there when I was drunk one day. They too fucking forever to ship. Didn't think I was actually gonna get them but they finally came like 2 months later.

>>56540938
Inflating your child's ego for minor accomplishments(participation anyone?), will only generate a sociopath

>>56540961
Any other places you would recommend?

>>56540938
>minimalist utilitarian is the only aesthetic that matters
Well, you know, that's just like uh, your opinion, man.

>>56540964
children's ego's don't get inflated by bumper stickers. if anything, being the type of parent that throws away "the parent of an AMAZING kid!" bumper stickers the school gives out in fear of their child becoming egotistical general a sociopath. sociopaths feel no guilt, and they're more likely to be that way because their parents were cold and so they have resentment to the world for not nurturing them

>>56540977
Not sure, I mean I did get my order and the prices are good, so I'd probably use them again. Just try to get faster shipping option or be patient.

>>56540780
Not to spam, but anyone else have any ideas? I'm desperate

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Can someone help me?
I cant add SDK folder in netbeans, dont know why?

>>56532253
How do i get adobe flash player to work on Opera Linux?

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