/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread - ELECTION DAY EDITION

>>57441183
>tripfagging
>>>/reddit/

Cons and pros of Kubuntu?

>PS: IT'S ELECTION DAY. REMEMBER TO GO OUT AND VOTE FOR CANDIDATES WHO WILL DEFEND YOUR FREEDOM!

There isn't such a candidate.

>>57441226
Pros:
It's not complete shit.

Cons:
KDE Neon is better in every way.

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Hi friends!

What distribution of Linux are YOU running? What's your favorite window manager / desktop environment? And gcc or clang? Vim or emacs or something else?

>>57441244
4.8

>>57441244

GuixSD

GNOME

GCC

EMACS

>>57441244
linux-libre
openbox
gcc
vim

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>>57441228

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>>57441266
>failed republicans
lolno, you meant Bernie Sanders

>>57441299
lmfao
and why the f*ck am I not surprised?

>>57441299
I guess you're too young to know the meme of a seemingly ancient time.

What would be the Linux equivalent to an executable on windows?
If there is such a thing

>>57441314
ELF

What does /fglt/ think of OpenSUSE? Thinking about giving it a try.

>>57441314
A binary with an executable permission.

>>57441312
independent researcher here
>you're too young
>b*rnie supporter
yep, your hypothesis checks out

>>57441336
Didn't hear any bad things. Go ahead.

>>57441336
It doesn't have GNU in its name so I'd wager it isn't all that bad. At least you can't say that without even installing it first

>>57441353
>>57441365
How behind are leapfrog releases compared to tumbleweed?

>>57441365
>>>/9gag/

>>57441365
What distribution has "GNU" in it's name you fucking birdbrain?

can you guys go shitpost on >>>/trash/ ?

>>57441372
*How far behind are leap releases compared to tumbleweed?

>>57441375
>can't even properly format his posts
>>>/r/eddit
>>>/r/9k
>>57441383
Debian GNU/Linux

Is there a way to make the system disable my computer speakers whenever I plug in my headphones? You'd think such a thing would be enabled by default.

any good themes for xscreensaver unlock screen so it doesn't look so 1990ish

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>>57441183
nice photoshop skills you got there, here's the original

I need to make a UEFI bootable USB, but when making it on my MBR-formatted laptop with dd, it only seems to boot in legacy BIOS mode. Any tips?

>>57441424
That man isn't a cuck who loves sluts. Maki is a gigantic slut.

>>57441406
>Debian GNU/Linux

That's not it's official name and if it is ever mentioned that way is to distinguish it from the other systems Debian supports that aren't GNU/Linux like GNU/kFreeBSD.

>>57441383
GNone

>>57441420

Works on my machine with Pulseaudio.

>>57441452
I have the latest version of Pulseaudio, but it still doesn't work.

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Reposting in the new thread since I haven't been able to figure this out yet.

I'm trying to set up a virtual machine with QEMU/KVM. The host machine runs Arch, the guest Debian.

I've been trying to set up an internet connection on the guest VM but without success. Leaving the default networking configuration on when launching the vm, I simply get 100 % packet loss when trying to ping something. I have a Windows 7 vm too but that one works flawlessly.

I heard I should set up a bridge, but I wonder what I'm doing wrong. I attempted to set up a bridge using this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_bridge#With_iproute2 tutorial, but every time I set my normal network interface (eno1 in my case) have it's master as br0, a bridge I just created, the internet on the host machine stop's working.

Any help would be much appreciated!

>>57441439
>if it is ever mentioned that way is to distinguish it from the other systems Debian supports that aren't GNU/Linux like GNU/kFreeBSD.
Nope. GNUtards call it that in these threads but I guess you're new so you didn't really notice

>>57441493
You again?

>Networkmanager literally stores your wifi passwords in plaintext
Why do people use this trash again?

>>57441503
We don't have usernames on this subreddit so I don't really know who you're talking to.

>>57441618
because nearly anything supports it

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>>57441228
but there is

How do I connect a dualshock3 to Opensuse?

got a php class where we use netbeans with wamp, but I wanna use loonix on this shit laptop.
What's some simple server equivalent to wamp just to test my php scripts? Apache / nginx?

>>57441652
The simplest.

https://secure.php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php

If you want an actual web server use nginx.

>>57441635
i have never voted democrat and, once again, chose the republican's spot-on nomination.
early voted for Clinton
>Hiliary will build a wall and make the gays and 'super predators' pay for it.

>>57441365

I don't know if it's funny or sad when I see people hating on GNU because they go interjected but when it comes to sell "Linux" to normalfags, you see the same people calling windows users "botnet cucks" who should use Linux because "freedom".

The GNU system was developed 10 years before the first loc of the Linux kernel were even written. It was made so people can have freedom when using a computer and this is what matters. How pathetic is it to start hating on GNU and it's source RMS including the whole meaning of Free Software just for the convenience to call it Linux. Call it Linux if you want, but never go full retarded.

>>57441669
thanks, hope it will suffice for now

>>57441682
calm, it's just some redditors baiting for (you)'s, every time you reply, you keep them alive

>>57441682
>you see the same people
can you see their ip (internet protocol) addresses? how else could you possibly confirm this?
>Call it Linux if you want, but never go full retarded.
sure, when you gnufags stop forcing everyone else to call it gnu/linux
lmfao

>>57441717
not him but it actually happens that /g/ suggests to use 'Linux' so the user can have freedom
they don't call it gnu/linux
they also don't know that linux actually isn't even completly free (intentionally ignores license violations to include ucode)
speaks also for the technical knowlege of 'just linux' users

Is it possible to make a Qt app (for example VirtualBox) use the same icons as the GTK apps?

>>57441740
you do realize that /g/ can't think anything? it isn't alive and it doesn't have a consciousness of its own.
and i can't be bothered to care what 'they' suggest to use linux for, i can decide that for myself and i'm sure most people here are capable of that as well
i'm just saying it's retarded to force people to do something and then be surprised when you see retaliation (your thread gets increased amounts of shitposting in it)

>>57441717
>>57441740
Other Anon with different view (wow).

I'm a GNU/Linux guy (unamo -o says so), but I don't think that the interjection pasta is a good idea since it breeds people who feel insulted and when people feel insulted, they want to strike back, start hating on freedom and crippling their system down to embeded tier like alpine. That's not the goal we're going for.

My suggestion: Let normalfags call it Linux, call it yourself GNU/Linux. If they are intelligent or curious enough, they'll research themselves and learn about the history of GNU, Linux, etc.

Thanks for reading my blog.

>>57441183
OMG I FUCKING LOVE THIS PICTURE.

I'M SAVING THIS PICTURE GUYS I'M LITERALLY SAVING THIS PICTURE I'M CREATING A FOLDER CALLED IMG AND LITERALLY PUTTING THIS IMAGE IN THAT FOLDER.

excitement aside is this photoshopped or did RMS actually visit assange as the embasy and take this one?

>>57441773
It's real. https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/355634896632414208

>>57441765
>since it breeds people who feel insulted and when people feel insulted
dude, not everyone here is a pussy
it just attracts linuxmasterrace memers to post some random "toe eating jew" memes
I suggest to report those people for starting flamewars, that's their whole intention

>try Tiny Core Linux on my old toaster laptop
>available desktop resolutions: 640x480 and 800x600
Oh fuck. I'm gonna have to edit xorg.conf, aren't I?

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should I switch to zsh? Pro/Cons?

I'm using Arch if it matters.

>>57441682
If you install MinGW, on a Windows machine, should you call the resulting system GNU/Windows 10?

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>>57441831

>Please redpill me on systemd, is it really a botnet?

>I'm using Arch if it matters.

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>>57441831
>cuck license

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>>57441842
>Please redpill me on Arch, is it really a meme?

>I'm using Arch if it matters.

>>57441831
zsh is a meme, if you really care about shell scripting try to write POSIX scripts and use Bash

the reason why zsh is so popular is because OS X ships a very old version of bash and macfags, like the tech illiterates they are, instead of simply updating, they think bash is bad and therefore switch to zsh

this created a whole community of zsh/macfags who created the framework oh-my-zsh (which is even more a meme than zsh itself), providing 10000000000 aliases for people who cant write aliases or configure a PS1

tl;dr if you don't want that people laugh at you, stick to bash for interactive and write POSIX sh for maximum compatibility

>>57441894
but bash is GNU

>>57441894
>if you don't want people to laugh at you
If you don't care what other people think though and just want to use whatever's best and comfiest, go for zsh.

>maximum compatibility
>with bash
lmao

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>>57441906
what's your point?

>>57441906
Back in my days, trolling meant something. Why didn't you meantion that Bash was created by a NIGGER? Oh, you're just a newfag. :^)
>>57441931
>maximum compatibility
>with bash
Nice strawman, but nope, the guy clearly said POSIX. Searx it.

>>57441831
zsh has almost no advantages compared to bash, it has a slightly different syntax and configuration which you may prefer but that's it. Many people start using zsh because they want to be different and then fabricate "advantages" to justify their choice.

>>57441946
Maximum compatibility means oksh. bash isn't fully POSIX conformant, not even in POSIX mode.

>>57441487
How did you get Win 7 to install? When I try it just refuses to initialize the installation process. I've made a VM with the same .iso file with VirtualBox and i can't figure out what I've been doing wrong with the QEMU

>>57441961
Thats the trolling style I'm taling about.
But no: Bash is fully POSIX compatible.
Stop spreading flase informations.

>>57441946
>Bash was created by a NIGGER?
wew lad. you'd fit in on /b/

>>57441244
>What distribution of Linux are YOU running?
Linux life 4.8.6-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Oct 31 18:51:30 CET 2016 x86_64 GNU/Linux
What's your favorite window manager / desktop environment?
i3/xfce4
And gcc or clang?
gcc
Vim or emacs or something else?
emacs

>>57441977
he just proofed that you are even too retarded to basic trolling

>>57441894
zsh's tab completion functions blow bash's out of the water, and any script more complex than "cd /directory && ./some_binary" and you should be writing it in python or perl anyway

keep bash for legacy purposes, but zsh is the future

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>>57441961

>>57441990
he only proved how edgy he was. you however, bit on one of my best spoons.

>>57441244
- based deblobbed debian kernel, sadly with added iwlwifi
- i3-gaps
- gcc
- vim

>>57441998
t. guy who did never read any manpage

>>57441998
>zsh is the future

What? zsh is just as old and just as bloated as bash. Bash is ubiquitous, zsh is used by ricer kids. If anything replaces bash it certainly won't be zsh and it certainly won't be happening any time soon.

>>57441975
>Bash is fully POSIX compatible.
The official documentation admits it isn't. You're either outright lying or just trolling to see my reaction, but I'm well-informed enough to be able to tell.

>>57441244

Linux Takao 4.8.6DirtyC0w #1 SMP Thu Nov 3 00:29:20 CET 2016 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q8200 @ 2.33GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
KDE
gcc
vi/nano pleb

>>57442022
have fun debugging your unreadable script when bash decides to break posix compatibility with no depreciation warning, sweetie

I'll just be sitting here with the same python scripts I wrote many many years ago that all still work and a shell that behaves better than bash ever did (isn't it still vulnerable to shellshock? lmao)

>>57442046
Stop spreading disinformations dude.

>>57442046
From the man page.

>Bash is intended to be a conformant implementation of the Shell and Utilities portion of the IEEE POSIX specification (IEEE Standard 1003.1). Bash can be configured to be POSIX-conformant by default.

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>>57442046
Bash has a posix flag and every Arch distro is using it like that.

>>57442067
>>57442079

Here's the source just so no unwary reader of this thread believes you.

https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-POSIX-Mode.html

Now go die in a fire.

>>57442082

See >>57442088

That's official docs, and it explains clearly bash isn't fully POSIX-compliant even with that flag turned on (which it isn't on most distros).

>>57442088
It states that you're wrong, lol.

>>57442095
Why lie when anyone can open the link and see that's not the case? How old are you?

>>57442088
>post link
>didn't read
wow

>>57442113
3/10, made me believe you were serious at first

>>57442105
unrelated by zsh isn't POSIX compatible more than bash since zsh can't even emulate bash; it just can emulate ksh
go die in a fire fagget

>>57441999

What is the point of this shitpost?

>>57442126
Who cares about zsh? I said oksh means maximum-compat, see >>57441961

just get debian guys
dash (the standard /bin/sh) is fully posix compatible and faster than bash

while arch cucks are still waiting for their scripts to finish, debqueens already did some work

>>57442126

no sane man uses shell scripts anymore, posix or not

quit living in the past

>>57442129
to consume trips

>>57442148
t. linux mint user

>>57442148
no one uses terminal anymore. GUI is the future

>>57442165
gui is made for normies so they don't feel lost when switching from windows

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>>57442147
>systemd
No thanks!

>>57442161

Linux Mint is compromised and probably still controlled by whoever did it

literal botnet distro

>>57442091
>>57442095

bash (even without the --posix flag) supports all the POSIX extensions and is therefore POSIX-compliant, the bash POSIX mode is just to restrict non-POSIX extensions and make it strictly POSIX-compliant which makes it easier to make portable scripts. All modern shells (besides fish) are POSIX-compliant.

>>57442177
What is so bad about systemd?

>>57442177
What is so bad about systemd?

>>57442177
What is so bad about systemd?

Threadly reminder that all lowercase posts are shitposts.

>>57442180

Omg, look at the goddamn fucking official docs, you stupid moron! The official bash reference says there is POSIX behaviour it does not implement even in POSIX mode! Are you illiterate or what?

>>57442173
'year of the linux desktop' == 'enough normies are using linux for \'\'\'\'social'\'\'\'\ acceptance'

http://pastebin.com/jf9GxinS

Is my hard drive done for? It randomly disconnects about once per day and is then reconnected as read-only. It's not even a year old yet nor is it making any weird sounds.

It's encrypted with dm-crypt if that makes a difference.

>>57442180
>All modern shells are POSIX-compliant.
Nice backpedaling, but you claimed clearly here >>57442126 that zsh isn't.

Can I somehow SSH into a tty?

>>57442221
Are you retarded? Do you even know what POSIX-compliant means? Bash is a POSIX shell as in it supports all the POSIX extensions. All modern shells support all the POSIX extensions, the POSIX mode doesn't mean anything, like I said it just restricts non-POSIX extensions for portable scripts.

>>57442262
I'm not that guy. All modern shells besides fish are POSIX shells.

>hating GNU
>arguing about POSIX compatibility
>not knowing that RMS gave POSIX it's name

>>57442285
that's why posix is shit
bash cant even have a colored prompt lol

>>57442320
>I'm using Arch if it matters.

>>57442320
What a inane comment.

>>57441635
Macaffe has zero chance of winning

>>57442320

PS1='\e[31mretard\e[m $ 

>>57442378
'

>>57442365
Ron Paul is still alive though
We will force him to be the supreme dictator of the US.
the coup is already set in motion btw

>>57442378
gives me \e[31mretard\e[m $
I'm on zsh

>>57441244
>What distribution of Linux are YOU running?
Debians deblobbed 4.8
>What's your favorite window manager / desktop environment?
dwm
>gcc or clang?
gcc
>Vim or emacs or something else?
emacs

>>57442393
At this point, I don't think anyone can help you anon.

>>57442389
Whoops, ty.

>>57441183
>PS: IT'S ELECTION DAY. REMEMBER TO GO OUT AND VOTE FOR CANDIDATES WHO WILL DEFEND YOUR FREEDOM!+ 0 post omitted.
So, none?
Fuck right off and don't tell me to vote.

>>57442469
you can still write in names, you do realize that right?
i'm personally going to vote for an anime character

>>57442485
even if rms were to be elected he wouldn't be able to do anything that conflicts with the interest of congress, the senate and central intelligence

usa is a pirate state, friend

>>57442553
>rms
>a leftist
>anything to do with freedom
what did he mean by this?

>>57442576
Because the right cares about your freedom so much when they wanna ban your encryption to protect you from muh terrorists, right?

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>>57442576
it was a euphemism
also;
>still believing left v right politics

>>57441970
Hm, can't tell you, but I can give you the script I used:

#!/bin/sh
export QEMU_AUDIO_DRV=alsa 
DISKIMG=win7.img
WIN7IMG=en_windows_7_professional_with_sp1_x86_dvd.iso
VIRTIMG=virtio-win-0.1.102.iso
qemu-system-x86_64 --enable-kvm -drive file=${DISKIMG},format=raw,if=virtio -m 2048 \
-net nic,model=virtio -net user -cdrom ${WIN7IMG} \
-drive file=${VIRTIMG},index=3,media=cdrom \
-rtc base=localtime,clock=host -smp cores=2,threads=4 \
-usbdevice tablet -soundhw ac97 -cpu host -vga cirrus

>>57442587
>implying I support banning encryption
>implying the right is a uniform thing and is inherently anti-freedom like the left is
>muh
what did he mean by this?
>>57442591
I don't believe that's the only thing, but you can't be a leftie and pro-freedom at the same time. those things are simply mutually exclusive

>>57442615
>the left is inherently anti-freedom
Only against your "freedom" to exploit the proletariat, you bourgeios scum!

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>>57442615
>you can't be a leftie and pro-freedom at the same time. those things are simply mutually exclusive
your idea of freedom is a spook
the only real freedom is digital freedom, spend more time caring about that

>>57442615

You're naïve and you're falling for pollyspeak.

The right cares as much about "freedom" as the left cares about "social justice".

>>57442627
upvoted xD
#ResistCapitalism
#feelthebern
>>57442651
your idea of a spook is a spook
>>57442658
>the left doesn't care about social justice
i don't belïeve thåt's the casé

>>57442695
>your idea of a spook is a spook
then the spook is useful in this context

>>57442706
but your idea of an idea is a spook as well

>>57442712
i don't have an idea of an idea

>>57442742
you not having an idea of an idea is a spook too

>>57442748
that's not what a spook is, negro

>>57441244
>What distribution of Linux are YOU running?
Debian Sid with non-free+contrib repositories
>What's your favorite window manager / desktop environment?
GNOME
>And gcc or clang?
I guess gcc because it seems more widely used, but I don't have anything against clang and haven't used it much.
>Vim or emacs or something else?
Primarily Vim, but I have a decked out Emacs with Evil mode which I use almost exclusively for org mode to manage my todos.

>>57442755
you thinking that you know what a spook is is a spook as well, negro

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>>57442767
read up, gringo

>>57441244
OPENsuse
Xfce
>gcc or clang
>being a program monkey
GNU nano

>>57441244
Gentoo Linux
i3wm, KDE, xfce
clang (since it wasn't made by GNU)
vim (since it wasn't made by GNU)

>>57442790
>doesn't like GNU
>still uses GNU/linux
How does it feel too be to dumb too use BSD?

>>57442805
But I don't use it. I use Gentoo Linux with all the GNU components removed. BSD is fine too since it doesn't have anything to do with GNU.

>>57442785
>read
reading is a spook, gringo

>>57442828
reading isn't a abstraction we put above self interest, it's the words used that could become spooks

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thanx

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recommend me x2 good partition sizes pls for my 232GB ssd (actually 250GB but 232GB useable)

I want to throw Manjaro and Ubuntu on these partitions

I'm thinking x2 even half split partitions will suffice for Ubangoo and Manjaro.

I'm thinking 110GB each partition but it has to be evenly split in half so both Manjaro and Ubangoo get their even shares of the partition space

help me out here lads

>>57442871
but I do, therefore it is a spook

>>57442903
you do what?
some spooks are ok as long as they don't conflict with your self interest

at 57442913
I do put reading above my self interest therefore it is a spook by your own admission
>some spooks are ok
thanks for giving me permission i appreciate it

PLEASE STOP WITH THE STIRNER BULLFAGGOTRY!!!!!

im feeling the itch to switch distro again, someone make it stop

>>57442945
found the ideologist

>>57443028
apply cream to the area every morning and take 2 antibiotics before bed.

>>57443028
what distro are you currently running? the medication depends on your answer

>>57442879
>not just average retarded and falls for the arch meme
>actually so retarded to fall for the antergos meme
Start over with Ubuntu and learn.

>>57443090
I meant to say Mint.

>>57443105
mint is cancer, nobody should ever use or recommend mint

>>57443112
yeah, that's why it's the no.1 distro on distrowatch memer

>>57443087
ubuntu
most things are fine, but unity is shit and packages from apt are old as fuck

>>57443129
you don't even need to switch distros if you think most things are fine. just install a superior DE

>>57443128
Distrowatch should disappear from the internet aswll; it counts clicks and shows "top lists", which makes people think that the most clicked distros are the best distros.
So why did people click Mint?
- recommended by tech illiterate linux blobs
- famous for backdoored isos (earned even more clicks)

tbqh, mint is a really bad quality distro, maintained by one single hobbyist guy who doesn't even know how packaging works (package name highjacking, etc), on top of that, mint is so extremly hacked together that it falls apart when you replace one of the hacked packages by updating, that's why Mint has a blacklist (not joking), which acutally blacklists programs like linux, systemd, xord, dbus, etc from any updates

pure horror

>>57443181
>which acutally blacklists programs like systemd
actually i don't have a problem with that

How do I toggle between Tor and regular internet forwarded to a client over vpn?

I have a Raspberry Pi 3 running raspbian jessie deb8. Its connected through the ethernet port to my fios router at home and serves my phone at work with encrypted internet access. It works well, but I would like to enable it to serve me internet through Tor as well, at work. What do?

>>57443028
Try PCLinuxOS, you're gonna wanna stick with it.

>>57443189
>>>/9gag/

>>57443195
email the fbi. they'll guide you

at 57443215
>>>/r/ebbit

#57443238
these responses are getting worse

-> 57443264
not sure what you mean by this
we don't call them responses here
>>>/r/9k

>>57441244
>Fedora Rawhide
>Gnome
>GCC
>Vim

[57443304]
>we

>>57441671
Hillary won't build any racist walls, but she will send our brave women to fight Putin. Inshallah!

>>57443345
>racist walls,
keeping homosexuals and 'super predators' out isn't racist

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Still having problems booting into linux with toshiba satellite CL45. Using a USB. Someone suggested
>In the bios, there should be a list of things you can boot to. It could be named grub, linux boot manager, Ubuntu, or anything.
however when I go to "Boot Priority Options" I already have HDD/SSD above USB. Again UEFI Boot is grayed out so I can't change it, never had that problem on my Asus laptop. When I am at the "Boot Menu" it gives me 3 options. Boot into "HDD/SSD: Toshiba" and "USB: pny USB 2.0" and Enter Setup which is where I was before.

I boot into USB and I installed Ubuntu clean. install complete, normal restart to see if it worked and it worked. Restart without USB after and...
>Reboot and select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key
So I restart again and go to BIOS. Select HDD/SSD instead of USB this time.
>Reboot and select proper Boot device
In a bit of a pickle guys.

>>57441244
fedora
xfce
gcc
vi and nano

>>57443372
That sounds like something a racist would say... but you're voting for YAAAS QUEEEN SLAAAY so you're alright. Salam.

>>57441487
I got that saucer and cup set. Tis nice

>>57441432
YOU TAKE THAT BACK

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>>57442178
But groundhog day isn't Feb 20.
>The trojan file was clearly visible in the .iso, you could simply mount the iso and do a visual inspection.
>Checksums did not match.

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>>57443373
Right now I put the USB back in and restarted. Booting through HDD/SSD to clean install instead of USB install. Install now complete, normal restart and...
>GNU GRUB. *Try Ubuntu without installing and all of the other options are there.
Restart to go to BIOS and select HDD/SSD boot into and goes back to GNU GRUB *Try ubuntu without.... you get the picture. Restart go to BIOS, boot to USB, GNU GRUB *Try Ubuntu....

What is even going on? I have tried every option it seems. Do I need to do something with the partition?

>>57442183
>>57442191
>>57442198
WTF is this?

>>57443713
someone capable of posting triples

What's a fast, lightweight, robust, friendly image viewer for everyday use?

>>57443739
what triples m8 ? there's only dubs >>57442177


also cehck em

>>57443808
>what triples m8
read the rules if you actually don't understand

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>>57443373
>>57443606
Trying a clean install right now on the HDD/SSD then will remove the USB before the restart.
>Reboot and select proper boot device.
pls help /g/

>>57443854
>asking /g/ for help

>>57443967
Not everyone here is a memer.

>>57441183
Just got a new dell desktop and installed a dual boot of Windows 10 & Ubuntu with Gnome 3. They were both working great for a while until today when I booted into windows and restarted. It says "Superblock could not be read." Does that mean it's corrupted or can I get my data back without having to reinstall everything?

>>57441183
How do I use tinywm? After I log in I can't do anything and Cntrl+Alt+T doesn't open a terminal.

Why does my wallpaper changes aspect ratio after login on Ubuntu ?

>>57444004
>and installed a dual boot of Windows 10
You should get rid of it immediately since it's malware: https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-microsoft.en.html

>>57444021
It does what it thinks what is best for you. If you want a customized desktop, drop any DEs.

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>>57441183
>>57441424
real version coming through

>>57444031
I'd rather not, they won't be able to spy on me when I'm using Linux and there are things I like to hop on Windows for. I'm trying to figure out how my Ubuntu partition got corrupted. I'm not sure if it was bios, just shutting it off while it was loading, or if windows messed it up.

>>57442053
Yes it is.

http://www.securitronlinux.com/bejiitaswrath/a-variant-of-the-shellshock-bug-that-still-works-with-the-bash-4-3-11-shell/

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>>57444078
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

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

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

>>57444077
I loled. That Templar will rot in jail.

>>57444078
>they won't be able to spy on me when I'm using Linux
Linux includes several binary only blobs; code that nobody knows what it actually does.

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>>57444107
>rot in """jail"""

>>57444063
But the aspect is nice on the login screen, it just changes once the desktop loads

>>57444132
Can you name them?

>>57444137
That's all he got.

>>57444158
Any ucode firmware, included in the kernel modules. Most common example is iwlwifi.

>>57444172
Are you implying that can't be removed?

>>57444132
>being a linus cuck
>not building your kernel yourself

>>57444209
linus is white & based

>>57444200
I'm implying that claiming
>I use Linux, therefore I can't be spied on
isn't really correct.

>>57444241
Okay. I'm implying that claiming
>x, therefore I can't be spied on
isn't really correct.

>>57444235
>white people are automatically based
If anything, more often than not whites are cancer upon this Earth. You can go back to Stormfront.

>>57444235
i like Dennis more

>>57444267
do you not know what the symbol & means?
>stormfront
Is that a place in the game WoW? I haven't played it in a long fucking time

>>57444235

This is not /pol/, nobody in the tech industry (at least those relevant or with a triple-digit IQ) actually thinks like that unironically. In this industry, we actually judge people and software by their technical merits. You should maybe move to sociology.

>>57444303
>>/r/women
>>>/r/debian
>>>/r/lgbt

>>57444235
linus is a lazy faggot, he wrote a monolithic kernel in $current_year_back_then where microkernels already have been superior but he didn't care, the developend does the linux foundation, linus basically just approves commits written by other people

>>57444310
>internalizing oppression

>>57444310

That meme stopped being funny a while ago. You have two choices:

1- Comeback with a funny meme.

2- Actually give me a rational argument on why I should judge programmers based on their race instead of their technical prowess.

I'll wait, but I'm not holding my breath...

>>57444278
fine by me. as long as it isn't ***
>>57444313
he's cool though and he still actually does shit unlike ***
>>57444318
truly this >>57444310
i'd also add
>>>/r/meme
>>>/r/lolcats

>>57444334
> Actually give me a rational argument on why I should judge programmers based on their race instead of their technical prowess.
But I never claimed that.
Why are you so upset with people mentioning the race of Linus? Do you feel inferior because you are not white yourself and you feel that whites are superior for some reason? That's a sick disease to have, buddy. I suggest you get some help.

>>57444334
>funny meme
>>>/r/cringe

>>57444341
he isn't cool, he's a guy who dislikes freedom and just wants to force linux market share, that's why he dropped gplv3 so hardware developers are allowed to jail linux into random systems, not allowing to change anything of their own system
linus is cancer and needs to gtfo

>>57444408
*not allowing users

>>57444408
>dislikes freedom
>are allowed to
lol!
also gplv3 is a confirmed nsa op. that was why it was dropped
>>57444426
but that is untrue. the linux kernel is extremely hackable and you can change anything even if it has been "jailed" as you say. it's clear to me that you do not possess the programming/hacking knowledge to actually do this so you really for other people to do it for you... sad....

>>57444408
>linus is cancer
No news. Linux went downhill back in the 90s when Linus allowed the first binary blobs in his (GPL licensed) kernel.

That's why you install gentoo and build your own kernel with custom security and without botnet blobs.

>>57444442
you can do a custom kernel on any distro

>>57444442
You're talking about the deblob USE flag right? Can you use it for the non-hardened kernel?

>>57444440
>the linux kernel is extremely hackable
That doesn't change anything when the hardware the system is running on does checksums (is the system the same it was shipped with by defaul? If not: break). That's the whole problem.
More on topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tivoization

>>57441244
ubuntu mate
mate
>coding
gedit

>>57444498
This exactly is what the GPLv3 wants to prevend, but Linus is too stupid to realize that.

>>57444498
Still hackable though if you have sufficient skills in C, C++ and C# which you obviously don't. Please don't bring up low level matters such as this next time.

>>57443713

The NSA has actual shillbots programmed to spamdefend systemd on /g/, in case you haven't noticed yet.

>>57444538
Well he knows, but he thinks that the hardware developer's freedom is more important than the user's freedom.

>>57444561
You have a fundamental problem: You think a change YOU make makes something you're using different, but the point is
a) the default state something comes as
b) are you even legally allowed as user to make changes?

>>57444585
You are free to not use that hardware. How can you possibly be this retarded?

>>57444600
Today you're not free to use CPU without secure boot.

>>57444600
low quality bait

>>57444600
"You are free not to use systemd, nobody is forcing you."
-- Lennard Pottering

>>57444626
No, just no. Don't bring systemd autism into this game.

>>57444585
a) don't give a fuck since I am a programmer/hacker
b) don't give a fuck about that either since i live in an island country that couldn't care less about this sort of stuff
>>57444612
Wrong. I use a CPU without secure boot.
>>57444616
he is right though. don't like a piece of hardware? don't use it. if you are truly pro freedom you shouldn't think people aren't allowed to do whatever they want with a piece of software or hardware, that includes limiting it.
>>57444626
pretty much. there are good distros without systemd. it's your fault for crying about it and pretending that someone is forcing you to use certain distros

>>57444644
>Wrong. I use a CPU without secure boot.
There is no secure boot option in your CPU?

>>57444644
>I use a CPU without secure boot.
lol

>>57444651
I'm pretty sure there isn't.

>>57444661
See you when you buy your next computer.

>>57444644
>not turning off secure boot in your RAM

>>57444670
But I've done that relatively recently. I use an illegally forked Xeon which has all that shit disabled.

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>>57444644
>I am a programmer/hacker

>>57444585

But the real problem is developers signing NDAs with hardware vendors, anon.

OpenBSD has done more for hardware freedom than Linux or the FSF ever will.

>>57444626
And it's true. I have since migrated my desktop to TrueOS and my servers to FreeBSD.

>>57444693
come back in a few years when you know at least 3 good languages, kid.
>>57444709
but that's cheating. everyone should cater to your demands or it isn't free software™!

Reminder that all lowercase posters are newfags trolling for (You)'s.

>>57444724
FreeBSD caters to my needs. And not just mine, I know a lot of people in the industry leaving Linux for BSD.

>>57444758
GNU/Linux*

>>57444758
that's cheating. you should have stayed with systemd and cried about everyone forcing you to use it instead. that would be the true free software™ way
>>57444771
>GNU/
not everyone uses your retarded os so just stop.

>>57444754
Seems about right.

>>57444791
Right about what? Are you fucking retarded?

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Hey /g/, what's the best lightweight and user-friendly distro for daily use?

>>57444875
As always: Debian Sid.

>>57444890
>old packages
lol
>>57444875
just use arch my man

>>57444904
>t. tech illiterate
why are arch users so stupid/feel the need to spread disinformations?

>>57444875
PCLinuxOS with MATE

>>57444904
Sid is rolling release just like Arch dude.

>>57444875
Crunchbang.

That's boring, though. You instead be going for a meme distro like Arch or Gentoo or Puppy.

i got he fever ...

>>57444928
>Gentoo
>meme distro
In what way?

>>57444928
>crunchbang
dead distro
>arch
meme distro
>gentoo
meme meme distro
>puppy
something you run from ram, but don't install

git gut

I have a 4 drive raid10 using mdadm. If the drives change sata port and I boot up will it just twerk or will the HDD ID change or something?

Is it not possible to install packages that are out of date from the AUR or am I just an idiot? I'm trying to install Spotify that's flagged as out of date on the AUR but the download fails.

>>57445356
>arch
found your problem
stop falling for meme distros

>>57445491
>It's Archs fault a package on the AUR is out of date

OK

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>>57441183
This isn't a linux question but looking for a friendly /g/ bro who can point me in the direction of a free online SMS service that works with twitter?

I don't want to make an entire thread just to ask this.

>>57445491
What other distro has the AUR?

>>57444927
Sid has older packages than Arch

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I had to install CUPS when I first installed Lubuntu.
6 months later, everything has been smooth sailing. Just now I tried to print something and my printer wasn't responding.
Had to install CUPS again.
Is this some kind of weird Canonical bug or something? Or is CUPS depreciated, so whenever I update it gets removed?

>>57445676
>>>/9gag/

>>57444967
Halp

>>57445676
nice meme

what is the best linux distrobution for speds?

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>>57445687
>>57445696
Truth hurts, doesn't it?

Just wanted to say, ubuntu finally got the xfce-x.org bug that used to vanish the mouse cursor at logins

>>57445712
nice meme, can I save it?

>>57445712
Is this OC?

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>>57445726
>>57445735
>Debqueens moaning
aww

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>>57445712
>>57445726
>>57445735
>>57445747
>Debian

>>57445712
>>57445747
I can confirm, these screenshots are valid. Source: http://whyarchisbetterthandebian.lol.github.io/reasons.html

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>>57445845
>http://whyarchisbetterthandebian.lol.github.io/reasons.html
Here's another screencap

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>>57445854
I'm sorry but what the fuck
>chairman
>chair

>human
>tool

Daily reminder that women matter.
http://archwomen.org/

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>>57445884
>Triggered Debqueen

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Daily reminder that women matter.
https://wiki.debian.org/AntiHarassment
https://www.debian.org/intro/diversity
https://www.debian.org/women/

how to take a screenshot from the cli?

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>>57445901
>triggered arch sjw

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>>57445920
http://bisqwit.iki.fi/source/snapscreenshot.html
>>57445928
>triggered debqueen

>>57445928
>SJW

Buddy, Debian have shit ten times as bad as Arch women in their *official* wiki and website

Winfag mod deleted the new fglt while there are two TWO BST up

>>57445999

>>57445999

>>57445999

>>57444945
Gentoo is the most meme distro there is, anon.

>>57444946
>dead distro
#!++

>>57446009
In what way?

What is the point of opensuse?

>>57445920
scrot

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>>57446148
What's the point of slackware to exist?

Honestly, Slackware is a bloat to the linux community

>>57442785
is this the entirety of the ego and it's own?

>>57446409
Slackware exists as a way to learn really learn how Linux works. It doesn't have all the crutches that bigger more user friendly distros rely on.

gentoo is popular because you compile and tailor everything specifically for your own system right? What's to stop someone using another distribution to do the exact same thing? why do you need gentoo?

Another random question. How many of you just learned how to use linux for no other reason but curiosity? You don't need it for work or anything, just tried it out and taught yourselves? how has your progression looked?

>>57447121
gentoo has a package manager that makes it pretty easy

>>57447121
because its harder to maintain