/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

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>>57268375
First for Debian:
1. Respects your freedom first and foremost.
2. Allows you to knowingly opt-in to non-free software if you want/need it.
3. Stable by default.
4. Allows you to knowingly opt-in to a rolling release, if you want/need it.
5. Decisions are made by the community instead of a single entity.
6. One of the eldest and most influential distros to this day. It has staying power.

Fedora is bad:
- Fedora mandatorily comes with proprietary firmware, despite being in support of free software
- Requires using 3rd party repositories for non-free software (outside of the firmware, obvi)
- 6 month release cycle. Requires a huge update every 6 months in order to stay up-to-date. Also making such major updates is more likely to break your system, opposed to the incremental updates of a rolling-release.

>>57268683
>he shills the distro he uses

>>57268707
>he uses shill as a generic insult to avoid coming up with an actual retort or suggestion of something better

>>57268721
>he uses shill as a generic insult
insult? it perfectly describes what you're doing

>>57268683
*5 cents has been added to your shill account
<:^)

>apt
>no user repository
>ancient packages
no thanks
debian is only good for servers and misc architectures

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>>57268683
5 rupees have been added to your designated account, pajeet

>>57268683
I don't really see the issue with the 6-mo release cycle. The two last releases are supported, so if you don't like going through the upgrade, you can do it once a year. Maybe I'm just lucky, but I didn't have anything break when updating and I've been doing that since F16.

>>57268683
>6 month release cycle.
so?
>Requires a huge update every 6 months in order to stay up-to-date.
Just went from 24 to 25, took less than 30mins. Stop running a potato and get better internet.

>Also making such major updates is more likely to break your system, opposed to the incremental updates of a rolling-release.
L O L, you don't even know what you are talking about.

2/10 shill, try harder faggot

Thread derailed from the start, nice.

>>57268683
>Literal SJW distro with old as sin softwares
>>>/trash/

>>57268831
do these threads even have a direction?

>>57268683
>Stable by default.
Nice FUD

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G-guys, stop

>>57268683
>3. Stable by default.
>Ships broken 5 year old software to the point where dev breaks down and asks debian to remove it because he gets bug reports that were fixed eons ago on the reg because it's more """"stable"""

Debian is pretty cool and easy to set up remotely, but claiming its any more or less stable than bleeding edge releases because it ships old ass software is retarded

>Thread full of spam
I HATE debshitter SJWs SO fucking much

>>57268915
MUH SJWS

You fucking dumb faggots lmao.

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>>57268953

Does anybody use OpenSUSE? it looks to me like it's a bit of a leser used distro and i never hear of anyone here using it, but still seems to be up there...what is its target audience?

>>57268982
>implying I care about that

Everybody in this thread shitposting about distros should kill himself.

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>>57268982
every os has an sjw's

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>>57269003
Find one similar page

>>57269001
>>57268477

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>Distroposting

Why do people care about systemd flavors so much?

>>57269032
They work

>>57268775
T H I S
H
I
S

this is not a good start lads

>>57269025
I don't understand autistspeak sorry.

debian is the reason why it's still not the year of the linux desktop
countless forks of debian are used everywhere
even most successful ones like Mint and Ubuntu
They keep trying but debian shitness still shows

>>57269051
they're based on debian for a good reason, don't you think anon? it's not gotten popular because it sucks...

>>57269032
>Why do people care about systemd flavors so much?
people think the distro they use is the best distro for everyone

>>57269019
https://libreplanet.org/2016/safe-space-policy/
https://archwomen.org/wiki/resources
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/code-of-conduct

>>57269048
i'm sure you know; unless you're a vegetable

Fedora is releasing their new distro with sli support


WHAT THE FUCK DOES PLEBIAN EVER DO? EQUAL RIGHTS?

>>57268853
Fear the stability. So spooky.

>>57269074
None of them have male programmer privilege checklist

>>57269082
debplebs #rekt

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>>57268756
>>57268757
>>57268786
>shill
I legit think Debian is the best overall OS, due to the things I listed. What other distro has the best overall attributes to be so versatile? I'm not getting paid or in cahoots with anyone, and unfortunately the claim that I'm a shill is unfalsifiable, so you have to take my word. :|

>>57268791
>I don't really see the issue with the 6-mo release cycle.
>Maybe I'm just lucky, but I didn't have anything break when updating and I've been doing that since F16.
>>57268813
Alright, I'll admit I haven't used Fedora extensively enough to know how reliable its updates are, so I admit I was wrong about 6 month release cycle as a negative. I was unfairly shitting on Fedora in that regard, but it still has a weirdly compromised free software policy.

>>57268831
w/e, it's still discussion

>>57268775
>>57269038
>apt [sucks]
Works fine for me. My only real issue is how many commands there are for dealing with packages (dpkg, apt, aptitude, apt-get, apt-cache, apt-file).
>no user repository
It isn't hard to build from source and use checkinstall to reliably uninstall things.
>ancient packages
You can update to Debian Testing or Sid for newer packages.

>>57268853
It is literally Debian Stable by default.

>>57268877
It's stable because it goes through an extensive testing period, and major/recently discovered security flaws are patched regularly.
More info: https://debian-handbook.info/browse/stable/sect.release-lifecycle.html

>>57268835
>>57268915
>SJW
Useless buzz word. How has this actually negatively affected anything, besides ironically triggering you?

Is there a smtp/pop/imap server geared towards 1-5 users?
I dont need all that fancy shit

>>57269120
you have to be 18 to post here...
>>>/r/debian

>>57269066
>people think the distro they use is the best distro for everyone

That's not the problem, plenty of people use Fedora and Ubuntu but they don't cause problems. It's these Debian and Arch braindead autists that keep shitting on these threads.

>>57269120
>It is literally Debian Stable by default.
only newfags fall for debian """"stable"""" FUD

Debian will not fix your x.org bugs. Debian stable is not magic. Fuck off with your FUD

>>57269141
>linking poeple to requests

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>>57269082

>>57269148
it really is only those two that care what others are using. I never see a suse or ubuntu user sperging out on others. gentoo users are all in a zen zone.

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>>57269200
Does anime trigger you, SJW scum?

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>>57269200
>anime
Problem? Hope to see you here:

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What's the average age of /fglt/ posters today? 12?

>>57269208
It's always the same people, there's the Debian retard that always posts this >>57268683 and then there's the Arch retard >>57269222 that posts the same pictures over and over again.

>>57269278
Im 75 years young ha ha...

My grandson comes here sometimes too

>>57269249
Kotori thinking about the guy who tried to hook up her without a BMW.

>>57269278
>21:51 utc
its the americans

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>>57269278
/fglt/ now

>>57269323
he said he was 30 and the only thing Burd could think was "too young"

>>57269333
You just made realize this happens mostly at night, it was Americans all along.

I'm currently running arch and I'm trying to switch to gnome from xfce.
When I do

 sudo pacman -S gnome 

and start the installation, I get the following error message:
error: failed to commit transaction (unexpected error)
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.

Anyone know what could be causing this and how to get around it?

>>57269417
You're missing a line or few before that, that tell you exactly what packages are having issues

>>57269434
yeah, just noticed some links were returning a 404 error.
I updated and everything worked fine.

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>>57268643
Help me rice this shit.

Make it look programmery.

>>57269560
how far are you willing to go?

>>57269560
CTRL+ALT+F1

>>57269560

sudo systemctl isolate multi-user.target

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>>57268683

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So, i wanted to download some porno
Like 100+ torrents and it started showing me this error
>pic

i have like 300+ gigs free

What do i do

>>57269733
check folder path
check allocation method

>>57269560
install i3

done

>>57269121
>smtp/pop/imap server
Dovecot

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>>57269753
check this anon

>>57269733
>/tmp
>no space left on device
did you run out of pre-allocated space

>>57269807
look >>57269801

>>57269801
>1022M /boot

wat

>>57269823
looking

>>57269801
>>57269823
Your image serves to prove nothing relevent

>>57269826
he was so happy to escape LiLo that he doubled the size of his boot partition

>>57269843
What should i post, tell me

>>57269826
>not using uncompressed kernel images

What's a good tftpd for transferring a firmware image to a router? I've tried a couple but have had no success.

>>57270041
>What's a good tftpd for transferring a firmware image to a router?
Uhhh.... tftp???

>I've tried a couple but have had no success.
Be more specific. I have a feeling it's not the program that's at issue, though.

>>57269120
>It is literally Debian Stable by default.
I wouldn't label it as "stable" personally. Not for a daily use distro.

>>57269801
>BigTitsRoundAsses
>Sis loses her virginity
> MakeMommyYourCumslut
Woah boy

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>>57270269
I just selected popular torrents from tpb,1337 and few more sites.
Also from torrents board

>>57270300
>MakeMommyYourCumslut
let me know if its any good.

>>57270269
>>57270300
>>57270333

>MakeMommyYourCumslut

KEK

So I like trying new things, one of those lately was Ubuntu Minimal, booted and installed without a problem. Except it won't boot after installation, total black screen nothing at all.

Some browsing says to see if I can press shift key and have GRUB menu show up and try to run under "recovery" and I am presented with a login and it logs in successfully, thought it would be something to do with the systemd but it outputs that it failed due to user not existing(don't have exact error message now) So what do I do to fix it?

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>>57270333
sure
>>57270365
what about
>pic

im looking for a little script that's similar to screenfetch, but with less information
if i remember correctly it might have used cowsay, but it was definitely a standalone script (probably perl) that found and displayed information like os, ram usage etc
any suggestions??

>>57269120
As someone who considers switching from Arch to Debian, are user repos really as easy to install as you describe it? I just want to compile something and all its dependencies or remove it recursively with a simple command. Is that possible on Debian?

>>57270173
I suppose it's possible I haven't set up the tftpd properly. I set my laptop with a static IP and access U-boot on the router over serial and run the tftpboot command but the image isn't sent. I'm following these directions: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?pid=232750#p232750

>>57270479
no

>>57270479
>I just want to compile something and all its dependencies or remove it recursively with a simple command.

So a package?

>>57270386
I think that was related to the whole desktop experience, using vt_handoff or something Ubuntu specific. You can remove it from the GRUB default params and update your GRUB. But then again, it should continue to boot normally into the login manager after you install that. It'll just show a black screen until then.

>>57270720
yes but I assume there's not everything I want available with apt. that's where user repos come in and my question was how easy they are to manage on Debian. I don't really want to fiddle around with my OS, I just want to get stuff done.

I'm trying to reach a remote machine behind a NAT through ssh, I've got so far that I can
$ ssh -t middle ssh remote
and get the desired result, a complete tty on remote
However, I'd like to just be able to use $ ssh remote and get the same.
I've added the following to my /etc/ssh/ssh_config:
Host remote
RequestTTY force
ProxyCommand ssh -t middle ssh remote
But I get the following on the middle host:
Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal.
-bash: line 1: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_6.7p1: command not found

>>57270460
This? https://github.com/trapd00r/screenfo

>>57270793
I know you can make your own packages in Debian but I don't know how easy that is. I've also never used AUR so I don't really know how it compares.

>>57270793
Checkinstall is really easy and nice.

>>57270911
https://wiki.debian.org/CheckInstall

>>57270582
Not sure if you caught this info further up in that thread, but:
>"Loading an image via tftp may not work, arp replies do not seem to make it though the switch, these commands use y-modem instead."

>openwrt
Honestly, this shit should probably stay in that thread.

Conundrum bois.

I have an old laptop without Lubuntu as my only computer for a while.

It can't access the internet. But I have a phone that can access the internet so I can ship stuff to the laptop via USB.

Now the laptop has SoundKonverter installed so I want to use it to transcode some music, but SoundKonverter itself is just a front-end. How can I go about getting the latest version of Opus onto the laptop, without just doing

apt install opus

? Since the laptop can't directly access the internet.

Thanks brahs.

>>57270886
>>57270911
alright, I'll give it a shot. thanks guys

first time logging into my windows 10 partition in months.

doesn't feel snappy or comfy at all. Updates feel slow as fug.

>>57271006
no wifi on the laptop? most phones can provide a wifi network
if not you'll have to download the .deb and install it manually, you can google how to install packages from file with apt or something like that

>>57270965
>>openwrt
>Honestly, this shit should probably stay in that thread.
What's your objection? It's fully open-source and I'm only intend to use it for a wireless AP. I have pfSense for my main router.

>>57271086
The Linux installation on the laptop seems to be irrecoverably buggered so it can't access any network at all, wifi/Ethernet/USB included. I'm on limited data ATM so I can't afford to download a new Linux ISO to do a fresh install either.

>you'll have to download the .deb

Yeah that's the problem, I can't find such a thing. There's pre compiled Windows executables for opusenc but seemingly the only way to install it on Linux is via ppa. Maybe I can ask someone on lebbit to compile it into an offline installable package for me.

>>57270886
>https://github.com/trapd00r/screenfo
no, that's not it but again it is similar. thanks anyway

>>57271119
>What's your objection?
Not objecting to openwrt itself. I'm merely stating your problem would be better answered by openwrt-fags, considering its specificity.

>>57271173
Well I did some more research and it looks quite easy to compile from the tarball so I guess I'll just do that. Always thought compiling software was way more complicated.

>>57271199
inxi, neofetch?

>>57269585
all the way

>>57271173
opusenc and opusdec seem to be part of the package opus-tools, you should be able to find a .deb of that

>>57270777
Thank you anon. I will try it

>>57271205
Ah, okay.I thought it was linux-related enough for this thread.

>>57271311
nope, not those either...

Threadly reminder:
>>>/wg/6743571
>>>/wg/6743571
>>>/wg/6743571

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Is it possible to stream stuff with mpv like with mpd?

>>57269596
kek

so I'm thinking about installing debian onto my desktop. I've been reading the sticky, both for reccomended stuffs and ricing. one of the external resources, z3bra's blog, says to "cleaned the whole setup, installed X.org, xterm and vim..."
So I've been trying to find a list of recommended steps to clean the setup after a new instal, much like I would after a fresh instal of win7, but I've not been having much like. Most of what I've been coming across is just regular instaltion steps- nothing on tweaks and cleanup post instal- or the cleaning up of a system that's been running a while, and has old files/junk config files hanging around. Do you have any suggestions? I'm new to using linux.

>>57271735
>Is it possible to stream stuff with mpv like with mpd?
No, as mpv is not a server, but you can use Plex for convenience, or another steaming applications and pipe mpv's output.

The UNIX pipe symbol is way to phallic if you ask me. Furthermore it isn't an actual ASCII ART pipe. A pipe is hollow and would look like an `o'.

>>57272392
Wow, neat observation!

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>>57272392

>>57272392
Profile views: | / _
Top view: o

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>>57272457

>>57272392
I fell brainwashed. It looks actually correct.

cat /dev/urandom o grep foo o sort

>>57269222
>sjwiki.org
Is this satire?

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>>57272457
Cash.

>>57272493
The POSIX way is

                 __           __
cat /dev/urandom __O grep foo __O sort

cat /dev/urandom =o grep foo =o sort

>>57272551
>>57272493
idiots

Is it possible to assign keybinds in the tty?
I use the tty a lot (I wouldn't even have xorg installed if I didn't need a full featured browser to run some shitty javascript, post on 4chan and whatnot) and it would be convenient to have volume keybinds to control alsamixer when I'm listening music or watching my animus.

>>57272876
https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Builtins.html

bind

>>57272876
http://brettterpstra.com/2015/07/09/shell-tricks-inputrc-binding-fun/

Wow, never knew lgbt had so many linux fans.
What do I have to add to my bashrc to make it look rainbowy ^.^

>>57268643
Hi black linux person,

I've been searching for over an hour on how to fix this simple issue yet it's frustrating because everywhere I go the "answer" is to resize windows by some other more complicated or slower method than grabbing the border, yet that's not what I want to do. I just simply want to be able to double tap and drag the edge of a window to be able to resize it. Somebody extremely autistic created 1 pixel window border on xfce. Please help me black linux man.

>>57272984
just use everything full screen. That was my solution to 1 pixel boarders.

>>57272902
>>57272927
Thanks, didn't think of that.

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What if Free Software is made only for corporations to use it in their proprietary, closed software and nobody is able actually to detect it happened?
What if it's just a scheme to use hackers and their abilities for corporation interest?
What if RMS actually trolled us all and earned a lot of $$$ by this propaganda from the corporations?
I remember that FSF or GNU website had a list of sponsors once and there were corporations like Google, Oracle etc.
What if hackers are tools and are used by corporations?

>>57273063
delet this

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>>57273063
>to use it in their proprietary, closed software and nobody is able actually to detect it happened
>tfw you've seen this first-hand

>>57273133
>>57273135
I really like free software, but recently seeing what Intel does with students at Uni, how they freely use open source programs to research their own, proprietary software makes me doubt a little.

>>57273063
Except you would be able to detect it, it has happened before.

>>57273220
How would you do this?

>>57273237
It's fairly easy.

https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/294790/how-to-detect-if-open-source-software-is-used-in-a-commercial-product

>>57268643
who dat?

>>57273250
Have you read it? If the corporation change a few things here and there then it's almost impossible.

>>57273280
Not it's not, that would require the program to be very small and therefore not very relevant. That's just the first link I've found but for any large program it would be extremely easy to find if it's a know open source program.

>>57273309
I think you should research this subject a bit more until posting, because you're not right.
Actually, there are only a few cases where FSF actively went into court for such case and usually there were human witnesses that supported this, without them it wouldn't be possible.

how do I ______ that would require me to ______ but then again _______

>>57273363
Fucking ______ it

>>57273363
you _____ but you need ______ to make it _____

>>57273331
You said it would be undetectable, it's not. It would also not be worth the risk, it would not be easy because you would have to maintain this obfuscated "fork" of the software you're stealing and there's also very little reason to do so because most free software has a closed source alternative or other free software with permissive licenses. I think you should research this subject a bit more before posting.

>>57273363
>he ____ for the ____ ____

>>57273403
The software wouldn't even be compatible, you would have to port it and that would be so much work that you might as well build something from scratch.

>>57273403
Prove that it's possible to verify that a slightly modified free software is turned into proprietary program without using human witnesses. It's not even necessary to "obfuscate" the code since it's not published. Maintaining a bit modified open source program shouldn't be a problem.

You get a binary based on slightly modified source and what then?
You may as well shit yourself, because there's nothing you can do to prove it's based on open source program and that is a very, very sad fact.
Because hackers may be used this way by corporations.

>>57273442
You have no idea what you're talking about, do you know anything about software forensics? You would compare the compiled code, compare the system calls, there's people that do this for a living, that's how most exploits are found by looking at how the software behaves not from the source code.

>>57273442
yfw we find out windows has been using a modified linux kernel.

>>57273468
>>57273493
/g/ confirmed tech-illiterate

>>57273500
tbqh mine >>57273493 was hypothetical nonsense. Everyone knows the NT stuff was leak years ago. And the rumor mill of why MS will never open source windows is because the code is utter shit

Why does it take like 10 seconds to connect to servers in which I have setup SSH keys on? About 15 different servers, different networks and they all take a long time.

>>57273476
I know what I'm talking about, it's you who has no idea. Software Forensics is about something completely different than this, like I said, modifying the source in a few places and passing different compilation flags results in a completely different binary and you can not detect if the source code was based on open source program or not. This >>57273500 may actually not be silly and stupid at all. How the fuck do we get to know is the question.

So I'm trying to figure out if I can use my rebel t3i as a webcam/live feed on my manjaro machine. The software CD that it came with won't even run (wine crashes it).
Is there a way to do what I'm looking for?

>>57273500
>>57273476
samefag

>>57273534
>modifying the source in a few places and passing different compilation flags results in a completely different binary

You can do this for small things, doing this to something like the Linux kernel for example would be a near impossible task, it would require thousands of people working on it constantly. The point is that you can only do this for small, irrelevant software. Anything big would require a huge effort that would not be worth it.

>>57273522
do
ssh -v yourserver

and errors or failures show up

>>57273562
Not really true, since you can write a script that reorders the code based on some simple rules, replaces some strings and variables automatically and then pass a different compilation flag. I don't see it as anything impossible to do.

>>57273580
>since you can write a script that reorders the code based on some simple rules, replaces some strings and variables automatically and then pass a different compilation flag.

Linux has million of lines of code, full of bugs and special-cases designed to work in a completely different environment. Yeah, you could just write a script that does that, sure. Not to mention you would have to keep up with development, Linux has tens of thousands of commits per month. I will repeat, this would be near impossible to do with anything of relevance.

>>57273634
You may used a reduced Linux kernel and you don't have to maintain it and I think that simple modifications based on script wouldn't be that much hassle. Maybe maintaining it. For example, if someone didn't leak the information, until this day we wouldn't probably know that PS4 OS is based on FreeBSD. This happens and this is a perfect example, only Sony didn't try hard enough to hide it.

>>57273634
Take for example this:

https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi

I can see someone taking this code, modifying it automatically using some scripts and refactorization tools, passing different compile options and maybe using a different compiler and releasing that as their "product". There is much application potential for speech recognition and nobody would know that it happened, the binaries will be different and the team will keep silent about this fact.

This is a real problem for free software and I would be very interested in seeing someone try to solve it. We should care about where the open source programs are used and if their licence is violated or not, this is rather important.

>>57273634
Maintaining a patch set isn't hard, patch is pretty smart and can use fuzzy logic if the LOC are off by small changes.

>>57273654
What? Sony didn't try to hide anything and BSD has a permissive license so it doesn't matter. Also what you said about "replacing some strings and variables" would still not change the system calls, in fact, it would do absolutely nothing to hide what the program is actually doing. Seriously research this topic a bit more and you'll find how absolutely ridiculous what you're saying is.

Just think about the effort it requires and what you get. Imagine Microsoft wanted to use bash as the Windows shell for some reason, now bash isn't even that big compared to some other things but even so, they would have to fork the bash code, rewrite most of the interactions with the underlying OS because bash wasn't written to work with Windows, then they would have to obfuscate all the system calls, this would require changing how the program actually works on a fundamental level and not just changing names around like you're implying, this could not be done by a "script", they would have to do all this IN SECRET and the end result would be a buggy piece of shit shell that barely works. Why would they do this exactly?

Quickest way to transfer all my files from my linux partition to the windows one? I can access windows files from arch but I can't do that in windows.

Also the best way to save my configs if I ever wanna go back?

please don't hurt me im just asking for advice, switching back for personal reasons

>>57273768
>BSD has a permissive license so it doesn't matter.
This was just an example of the fact that we wouldn't know if someone didn't say it.

>Also what you said about "replacing some strings and variables" would still not change the system calls
System calls are not the most important in the software development, you have a set of various, sometimes very complicated algorithms that are actually the added value. It's obvious that programs will use system calls in the same way.

>Seriously research this topic a bit more and you'll find how absolutely ridiculous what you're saying is.
I recommend that you do it, because you're full of shit right now and I'm trying to be nice here.

>Just think about the effort it requires and what you get.
Not that big effort and business profits.

>Imagine Microsoft wanted to use bash as the Windows shell for some reason
Do you have any way of checking if Powershell doesn't use anything from Bash source code?
No, you don't.

>IN SECRET
Look how long it took to show that they work with NSA, you had to wait for a person, Snowden to appear and deliver proof, other than that you only had some hint about NSA KEY flag and nothing more.

>Why would they do this exactly?
For business, for money, for that thing that spins the word and what corporations are made to do.

>>57273817
are you removing the partition after you get your files? Move them to linux, reformat that partition to one windows can read and put the files back.

After 4am, I'm going to sleep. Godnight guys, remember to not get used by corpos!

>>57273846
Yeah I will format it after I move it.

Won't reformatting erase my files? Pretty much all my important shit is in my /home/ folder and that's partitioned on my 2tb drive.

is there a guide to completely debloating Windows 10?

>>57273873
Also another thing to mention is that I'm dual booting.

>>57271199
Glances.

>>57273873
yeah formatting erases everything. just move them to windows from arch

good anime?

>>57274070
naruto shitpudding

>>57273994
That's what I'm asking to do. How do I access the partition or at least make it part of windows?

>>57273831
>System calls are not the most important in the software development, you have a set of various, sometimes very complicated algorithms that are actually the added value. It's obvious that programs will use system calls in the same way.
Except if you were comparing software you would be looking at system call graphs which is aren't trivial to obfuscate, you prove again and again that you have no idea what you're talking about.

The rest of what you've said is just nonsense. The only companies that have resources to do this effectively have enough resources that they don't need to do this.

The bigger the thing you "steal" is the more people working on it and therefore the more likely it is that there will be whistleblowers. Not to mention most free software is years behind proprietary software for commercial purposes, there's very little things to even "steal", it's like saying Photoshop is stealing GIMP's code.

Basically, in some cases there is no benefit (Windows using bash) and in others the risk is greater than the reward. There are a bunch of companies using free software illegally and violating the GPL but implying it happens on some grand scale, where Windows was using the Linux kernel all this time without us knowing it is a joke.

is there any way to bind my thinkpad's fingerprint scanner to specific commands?
i can use it to log in, using

fprintd

in arch, but i would really love to be able to bind individual fingerprints as media keys using something like xbindkeys
any ideas?

>>57274084
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/

W-why was I kicked from the /flt/ irc? :(

I had a dream that I was using Mint. Is this a sign from God to give up my Windows days?

>>57274350
Yes.

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does anyone know how to print to a pdf file using cups? I made a virtual pdf machine in the cups web interface and am trying to convert a docx to a pdf using this command:

lp -d Virtual_PDF_Printer file.docx

it outputs a pdf file but when I open it it is blank. What am I doing wrong? Using arch linux

Is any one build more power efficient than another? Battery life is a big concern for me.

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>>57274461

>>57274596
ok? how does that help me?

>>57274612
ok I was able to print to the virtual printer using chrome but it doesn't show up in firefox. Any way that doesn't help me because it's not like chrome can open docx

>>57274461
Why not just use a program that does that? Open file with office program, export as PDF.

>>57274643
none of the office programs I've used format it correctly

>>57274635
Probably not the answer you want to hear but I would just use Google Docs.

>>57274686
neither google docs or microsofts own office360 format it correctly

>>57274692
Well fuck.
Time to load up Windows 10 and purchase Microsoft Office.

>>57274692
Yeah .docx is a bitch.

well am I right in thinking that converting to a pdf will make it more universally readable or is there a better format?

>>57274716
pdf was literally invented for that purpose

_______ _____

>>57274727
ok but now Im wondering why the printer doesn't show up in firefox but does in chrome. I guess it doesn't matter if they already have a built in option to convert to pdf anyway

also cups wasn't running on boot even though I enabled it through systemd


$ systemctl is-enabled org.cups.cupsd.service

enabled

what's the best lightweight distro meant for serious use (not specifically created to run on a usb) thats also good for ricing?

>>57274828
use any distros net install

>>57274828
literally any distro

>>57274828
>what's the best
Gentoo

.57274828
gentoo is the best bloated lightweight distro

>>57274828
arch

>>57274868
>lightweight
>run on usb
>Gentoo

gtfo

>>57274883
>tripfag

gtfo

>tfw bash script literally pisses you off

Holy fucking christ this is the absolute worst meme language of them all. I actually failed this portion of the course I took in uni. I still can't do it. Like fuck, case sensitive down to the SPACES, the blank fucking spaces. UnREAL.

All I want to do is automate a task like "go through this file, find this specific line, change it to this." But jebus you got me.

Then I might want to go further and be like "search for the directory where this file is, copy the file into that directory." But that's hard as fuck too cause you might get additional file paths after using locate.

Jesus this shit is a meme, I just want to automate the process I've been using to upload files to my website's VM.

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>>57274908
>All I want to do is automate a task like "go through this file, find this specific line, change it to this." But jebus you got me.
You probably lack motivation, are too impatient, or too stupid.

It isn't hard at all.

Fine lets take gnu/linux for a spin:

>Install programs all day errday without any issues
>Wait wtf? I can't update programs though the fucking program itself
>Uninstall unused programs to clean up some bloat
>dependencies go with it


WOW great fucking experience 10/10 would rather shit razor blades

>>57274956
>Wait wtf? I can't update programs though the fucking program itself
Do you upgrade Microsoft Edge "through the fucking program itself"?

>Uninstall unused programs to clean up some bloat
>dependencies go with it
If the dependencies aren't needed then why would they remain on your system?

Are you retarded?

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Fonts are blurry as fuck on my VM. Hinting is set to medium, AA off in .Xresources. Didn't look like this on my non-VM install.

Halp please.

>>57274984
>If the dependencies aren't needed then why would they remain on your system?
It bricked my install

>Do you upgrade Microsoft Edge "through the fucking program itself"?
Yes, yes you do.

>>57274999
>It bricked my install
I'm very sorry to hear that.

>Yes, yes you do.
No. You update it through Windows Update like all other Windows components.

>>57274996
What about your fonts.conf?

>>57275020
Oh since when did firefox become a gnu/linux component?

Nice 'gotcha' anon, you'd got the cut of a true reddit warrior.

>>57275020
He probably got trolled into using Debian or something.

>>57275039
If you installed it with the package manager, it will be updated with the package manager. You update everything at once, which is faster and easier than updating programs manually.

>>57275040
if only he instlaled arch amrite? XDD

>>57275087
God no, but Debian's --auto-remove breaks shit and I can just see that guy using it without understanding that its broken as fuck and then his entire system implodes so he shitposts angrily on /g/.

>>57275110
That's true but if you use anything without understanding it you will likely break it.

>>57275139
It literally fucking tells you that the packages aren't required and to remove them.

>>57274952

And what if I wanted to do that on x number of files? Cause ideally it's something like this

"take all files in a specific directory"
"look for this string in each of the files"
"replace this string with that string"

but thanks I barely know any lincux commands forgot about sed. The issue is I get triggered working in a console based environment, where I can only have one console open at a time. Can't copy and paste between files. Can't scroll the fuck up in my console after opening emacs to see what I'm supposed to write. Subsequently have to google commands, not even being able to copy and paste them into the Virtual Machine from windows.

Shit is complete ass.

>>57275180
I have had problems with it once in 3 years.

>>57275197
You can iterate across a list of files with a for loop, you can also use inotify-tools to pass events to a while read loop and do whatever the fuck you want.

You can't read this shit from a book once and expect to be able to do whatever, you have to actually learn how to use it.

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>>57275036
Nah, I was a fucking mongo and set VirtualBox to freely scale, which fucked with the aspect ratio. Thanks anyway, all good now.

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alright boys im in need of some help

Basically, my linux HDD partition (disk 1 in the picture) was 1.4tb. I went through gparted live and shrunk it so I could use it on windows. When I tried to extend the volume, it made the disk D orange/yellowish color and it tells me it doesn't have enough space on the hard disk now when I try to extend it. Gparted doesn't want to recognize the drive now (fuck me).

Another thing is that I need to move that unallocated space and use it on my disk C. I don't know how to do that in gparted. Also is it okay to format the swap? Is it really important?

I feel retarded because I think I made too many mistakes. I really need help, thanks.

>>57275746
Buy another disk and copy the shit to it.

>>57275821
im not rich
am i fucked? did i just break everything?

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Top bash commands/operations for a newbie to master/inoculate?

>>57275834
Probably lol.

>>57275746
goddamnit i fucked up so bad
why is the dumb fucking ms partition tool so fucking stupid? i right clicked to extend volume and it makes it into a dynamic fucking disk without having the ability to convert it back to basic

so stupid, fuck windows but i have to use it

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>>57275897
up

>>57269560
open a terminal and you're set

>>57272876

>has xorg installed
>still uses a tty, despite having to eventually start an X session
>thinking it's somehow more convenient to use the tty instead of a terminal emulator from an X session

Your pretentiousness and retardation (failing to grasp that there are no upsides) is amazing.

>>57269733
Check inodes
df -i

There's more than one way to run out of space. Especially if you do any Node.JS development, though old kernel driver source will do it too.

>>57272753
=o
Not getting less phallic there.

fsk =o head

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>>57269560
You don't appear to have conky installed. Was going to post my desktop but it's covered in shit I'd want to hide first.

So instead, here's the famous VinDSL script that I ripped off like everyone else.

https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1771033

>>57277029
>ubuntu
>for human beings
hahahahahahahah

>>57277064
Haha..ha. Ha.
I think it's a play against the idea that Linux is just for nerds (they're not really wrong). So by implication, Ubuntu is not like the *other* linux, it's for 'real people', i.e. normies.

>>57277029
>>57277064
>>57277266
btw: The logo, title and slogan are all straight out of OpenLogos font. Only the version number there is text.

When I redid that for my own Ubuntu, I dropped the slogan and just grepped lsb for the release name/version and took a logo without title, also from OpenLogos I think. Now I'm on Mint and I had to find a png of a Mint logo to do the same thing.

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>>57277029
The weather is a work in progress which is why there's a bunch of debug shit in the window.
I'm kind of proud of the vpn exit point country entry, that lets me know where websites will think I am, which helps when buying shit online and prevents amazon or steam from fucking with their pricing when I don't want them to.

p.s. yes, this box is absurdly over-specced. I had some money to burn.

${color2}VPN${color}${color1}: ${if_existing /sys/class/net/ppp0/operstate}${color7}${else}${color8}${endif}${addrs ppp0}${color}${alignr}${execi 60 wget -q -O - http://icanhazip.com} / ${color9}${execi 60 wget -q -O - http://ip-api.com/json | grep -Po '"country":.*?[^\\]"'|cut -f2 -d':'|tr -d '"'}

>>57269560
Riced enough for you? You can do way more with conky if you want to.

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>>57277340
Hmm, I fucked up the spacing when I entered the manual text into the ip, it's not so badly formatted normally.

>>57277340
>>57277364
F*cking Christ don't tell me people actually use that

How much free space needs to be left for a minimal ubuntu server install? is 1GB enough?

>>57277364
>>57277340
>>57277743

>i gots to know my kernel version all the time, bro. i also need to know my hostname and have 3 different places which display the clock and date, bro. what? you don't always have a widget which shows your local IP? bro, wtf do you even display your 3rd CPU core's utilization? please tell me you have a weather forecast including the atmospheric pressure, otherwise i can't leave the house if the pressure isn't tailored to my optimal, minimalistic, fast and lightweight body requirements

>>57278100

>minimal ubuntu server
What a bunch of buzzwords. There is only Ubuntu minimal. Depending which packages you install, it becomes "Ubuntu server". Also, "server" is a buzzword. You can install an FTP server package on your "desktop" computer and it's considered a server.

tl;dr: jus like on debian, you can choose which packages to install and the size depends on what you choose to install

>>57278126
I'm talking practically, I have a vps with ubuntu server (no gui) with only deluge daemon and irssi, nothing more and I want to know how much space should I leave free for it to function properly

>>57277743
ok, I won't tell you that.

What's your problem with it?

>>57278126
>Depending which packages you install, it becomes "Ubuntu server".
A server install is headless, that's the main difference. A desktop install doesn't have an option to forgo the desktop manager.

Servers also come with openssh etc.

Sure the package makeup is all that's different but what else would you call it when you create two spins of a distro, one for running on servers and one for running on desktops?

>>57278251
>Servers also come with openssh
Don't desktop ubuntu have it? Lol. Tb-h I never used desktop linux, only through terminal, either on screen (tty) or ssh (pts)

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Thinking of installing GNU/Linux again, is it possible to go about doing this, have a tiny partition for Wangblow$, and prevent it from ever touching the Linux partitions?

>>57278280
>Thinking of installing Linux again
Fixed that one for you

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have you recently updated your system?
you don't want to fall victim to the dirtycow exploit, do you?

>>57278274
>Don't desktop ubuntu have it? Lol
Desktop Ubuntu has ssh of course but it doesn't have sshd. OpenSSH refers to the daemon package, I think the ssh client is in some other core package.

>>57278280
>prevent it from ever touching the Linux partitions
Windows won't touch the linux partitions because unless you install ext2 drivers, it can't even read them. It can read the partition table and knows that a partition is there though so it won't touch the partition at all. Installing Windows is the only dangerous time and if you do it manually then it's not too hard, just don't delete any partitions and ideally, preformat the windows partition so that windows doesn't have to do anything.

Windows always wants to fuck with the boot partition though, so make a backup or something.

>>57278113
>>i gots to know my kernel version all the time, bro
Knowing what kernel version is running can help sometimes, there's a shitload of bugs related to updating a kernel and not having rebooted yet.

>>57278389
>but it doesn't have sshd
wow didn't know that, sshd is the very basic of my interaction with any linux, ssh client less because I use putty in windows

>>57278406
Yeah, mine too but it's easy to install. Lots of desktop Ubuntu installations don't need sshd because they only ssh outwards.

I installed gentoo
>during install, network just works
>follow the guide
>reboot
>network unreachable.

I think I did a mistake with eth0. During the install, ifconfig says ent0s25 or something like that, but it disappeared after the install.

I also want to change dhcpcd and use networkmanager, which just worked when I was using arch.

I will start ex nihilo tomorrow. What pitfall should I avoid? How to make sure to have the network working after the install?

Guys, I'm really about to lose it..

Been trying to build a programm (https://github.com/nicehash/nheqminer) on Arch for hours and I still can't figure it out

cmake always spits out:

-- Looking for pthread.h
-- Looking for pthread.h - found
-- Looking for pthread_create
-- Looking for pthread_create - not found
-- Looking for pthread_create in pthreads
-- Looking for pthread_create in pthreads - not found
-- Looking for pthread_create in pthread
-- Looking for pthread_create in pthread - found

and because of that make spits out:

undefined reference to symbol 'pthread_rwlock_wrlock@@GLIBC_2.2.5'

I don't know how to get this pthread crap.. I couldn't find anything.

>>57278810
Oh shoot, I used to have this problem and forgot what the hell caused it

Check your flags again and make sure threads are enabled as one of the build flags. use the flag "-pthread"

>>57278843
>use the flag "-pthread"
I tried this already. I kind of have the feeling Arch is missing this "pthread" thingy or something.

>>57278399

Yeah and you totally need it to have displayed all the time, for hours, days, weeks, months and years for those 2 seconds when you once need it. You totally can't just type "uname -a" into a terminal emulator. You NEED to have it displayed all the time.

>>57279003
How else am I supposed to show off my power level when I take 20 caps of my desktop a day?

Is Openbox with (select light distro like Lubuntu, Porteus,...) is best solution to increase laptop battery ?

>>57280357
changing kernel from "on_demand" to "powersaver" helps too

Is it normal that I'm sexually attracted to guns?

>>57280980
>sexually attracted to things that are hard, powerful, and shoots projectiles
homosexuality is natural, just don't deny who you are

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>>57275897
>dat pic
Saved.

I've been using cron for 15+ years, and it still confuses me on occasion.
>inb4 retard
I can't believe I've never seen it presented this way. It just makes sense. Thanks!

>>57281061
how did you even use it without knowing the basic syntax?

>>57281061
>Saved
Drop this into your crontab.

# * * * * * Command
# │ │ │ │ │
# │ │ │ │ └───────────────── Weekday
# │ │ │ └─────────────────── Month
# │ │ └───────────────────── Day
# │ └─────────────────────── Hour
# └───────────────────────── Minute

>>57281090
>how did you even use it without knowing the basic syntax?
Not that I don't know the syntax. The order just confuses the fuck out of me sometimes.

>>57281100
Done, and done.

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>>57275897
>>57281100
This is really confusing. My brain wants the pattern like this: minute < hour < day < week < month why is week larger than month?

How can I become a GNOME developer?
What languages should I learn? Will C be enough?

>>57281199
Imagine it like this:

                             ____
minute < hour < day < month o____ weekday

>>57281199
Unixbeards will defend this.

When will Linux get multitouch trackpad support that isn't shit?

>>57281243
when you switch from evdev to synaptic

I'm new to Linux, is it possible to backup any folders other than /home/ to retain installed programs and preferences? If I have to reinstall my OS can I just drag and drop /home/ and any other folders and have everything back to the way it was?

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>>57281199
>>57281228
>>57281235
faggots, it's weekday, not week
weekday is part of month

>>57281061
you can make some pretty badass wallpaper scripts using cron + date + basic bash

>>57281301
Word. Care to share a script or 2?

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You need to examine and change parts to work on your system. script changes wallpaper depending on time + external .rc files can set day/week/etc.

current revision:
http://pastebin.com/wBJc7ARg
older revision:

#!/bin/bash
# Script made so my parents and ra wouldn't see my pornographic backgrounds
# Rev0.2-1: now with more overhauls + shit got deleted

# For custom *.rc files in $Config/wallpaper
for f in $HOME/.config/wallpaper/*; do  . $f ;done

#   DEFINE
W=$HOME/AWIC/Wallpapers/
# Testing purposes
if [ ! -e $1 ] ;then
  D=$1
else
  D=$(date +%H)
fi


cd $W
                case $D in
# 12 A.M. MidNight
                        00)
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen6a --bg-scale $Left6
                        ;;
# 1 A.M. > 2 A.M.
                        0[1-2])
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen5a --bg-scale $Left5
                        ;;
# 3 A.M.
                        03)
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen4a --bg-scale $Left4
                        ;;
# 4 A.M. > 5 A.M.
                        0[4-5])
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen3a --bg-scale $Left3
                        ;;
# 6 A.M. > Noon
                        0[6-9]|1[0-2])
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen1a --bg-scale $Left1
                        ;;
# 1 P.M. > 7 P.M.
                        1[3-9])
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen2a --bg-scale $Left2
                        ;;
# 8 P.M.
                        20)
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen3a --bg-scale $Left3
                        ;;
# 9 P.M. > 11 P.M.
                        2[1-3])
                                DISPLAY=:0 feh --bg-scale $screen4a --bg-scale $Left4
                        ;;
        esac

webm shows monday at noon on different weeks

>>57275197
>not even being able to copy and paste them into the Virtual Machine from windows.
If you can't get VMWare learn how to use ssh.

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https://packages.debian.org/sid/software-properties-gtk
Does Debian support closed source installation in a similar fashion as Ubuntu does? I need broadcom-wl, and preferably also intel-ucode.
Or is it not that easy?

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>>57281787

How do I make my system 100% GN*-free?

>>57281787
I can see her god damn nipples!

>>57282202
i'm an adult and living on my own so the script has no actual purpose anymore.

>>57281787
source for dark-skinned cutie?

>>57282182
install windows and it will be gnu free

>>57282182

sudo rm -f /usr/lib/libc.*

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>>57282290

>>57282286
Windows-free and GN*-free then.
>>57282290
Won't this delete my computer though?

>>57282298
no
if you are using GNU libc, this will just remove the root of GNU on your system

hola senoras y senoritas
is it possible to do a gpu passthru if you only have igpu?
if not, i imagine it would be possible to do a gpu passthru with an external thunderbolt gpu yea? does linux even support thunderbolt 3?

>>57282316
Anything more I need to do?

>>57268996
>Does anybody use OpenSUSE?
No
>what is its target audience?
Lizards

>>57282272
pokemon iris

>>57269082
Oh yeah SLI support will be great for playing all those non-existent games.

Every non-game/computational GPU usage scenario can already make use of multiple GPU's. Expect maybe shitty encoding software.

While we're on the top what is the current state of Virtualbox GPU pass-though/low level access.

>>57281259
ya you can do -

dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb

which creates a snapshot of the entire system.

>>57282465
Provided sdb is a drive of equal or greater size with nothing on it.

>>57282465
Don't listen to this fucker. He thinks he's real smart. What he's suggesting will basically break your backup.

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>>57282465

>>57282465

lmao

>>57282465
got that noob pretty hard lel

>>57282477
It won't break his backup?

Everything is just a folder in linux so he can just tar whatever he wants backed up too. I just gave him that command to create a snapshot of his entire system what is bad about that? Also he learned a lesson in not just blindly trusting an internet user in running a command like ya man you can back it up just do

rm -r /*

>>57281259
Almost all user settings are in /home, you would just need to install all the programs again and they would keep their settings.

>>57281859
/etc/apt/sources.list

>>57269560
It's not programmery but you can't get much more riced out than compizfuzion(now just compiz) and the "cube".

>>57277340
My VPN has servers in multiple country's and lets you pick your sever/exit point.

>>57281859
>broadcom-wl
https://wiki.debian.org/wl
https://packages.debian.org/jessie-backports/broadcom-sta-dkms

>intel-ucode
>https://packages.debian.org/jessie-backports/intel-microcode

>>57269733
Did you mount tmp to RAM/to a RAMFS or something?

>>57269826
>Not keeping old kernels indefinitely

New thread: >>57282642

>>57268996
london stock exchange

>>57270582
Are you sure the router is actively waiting for a file via tftp?

If you already have access via the serial port why not just send it over that? It's slow but I've flashed firmware that way before.

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>all the virtualbox fags in itt
>enjoying Oracle cock in your ass
>mfw

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>>57282888
b-but I use hyper-v

>>57282522
>>57282597
Thanks anons. Is that the only way to install it; no graphical utility?

>>57282888
>someone tells me virtualbox is shit and to use qemu/kvm
>install Windows 10 on qemu/kvm
>sound reminds me of templeos
>everything is laggy as fuck
>go back to virtualbox
>just werks

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>>57282905
>hyper-v

>>57282888
>mfw
so you literally become a nigger?

>>57270793
apt will manage stuff from user repos too.

>>57282928
>>install Windows 10 on qemu/kvm
>Windows 10

>>57282943
>>>/pol/

>>57282407
thanks, found it
(https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/1072366)

>>57282966
Why are you trying to send me to a left-wing board? I'm not a left winger.

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>>57282999

>>57283054
wow that's beautiful

>>57283054
anime name?

>>57282967
never share these with /w/
https://mega.nz/#!RVs12AyC!yUwRlem8NCI6wxrTQOdaU4wegfDqzebuv8_F4Ufp3Qk

>>57283236
That was quickly removed.

>>57283428
from? it's still downloading, here