/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

I tried Red Hat, Suse, and Mandrake on the desktop. If something didn't work, I had nowhere to turn to understand and fix the problem. Not so with Gentoo. Why do you think it is that so many users of other distros are coming here to get their questions answered? This is not a raw coincidence. It is because so many people here have the answers, and a good percentage of them have the answers because they have learned from the experience of working hands-on with source-code, patches, kernel config, drive-layout, and the numerous text-files in /etc.

>>57631592
>tripfagging
>more trash bait
new OP sucks

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please help. can someone test the latest GOG version of Terraria and see if it works for them. I'm getting a "Terraria file not found" error, despite the file being there. Could it be a dependency issue? How do I find out which dependencies a non-free videogame has?

>cloud dot mail dot ru dot public/CJTo/oHHWZ7PZF

If it does, can you state which distribution you're using if that matters?

>>57631939
>How do I find out which dependencies a non-free videogame has?

1. open terminal
2. cd to the game's directory
3. find main executable
4.

ld executable-file |grep found

it should output missing libs

I'll ask again:
I have cloned a bootable USB pen but now when I try to boot the cloned one I get the grub v. 0.97 screen. How do I find the right partition to boot from and how do I tell grub to boot from it?

>>57632148
>>57631276

>>57632218
I know, i have even replied to that post, i searched a lot and almost all the guides i found were for using grub with the OS loaded, so acessing files was easy for them. If you could give me the keywords to google with or a link to a guide i would be grateful

>>57632274
livecd,mount,chroot,anal,DP,ass2mouth,gangbang

I am running ubuntu 16.04. I updated grub and now it is only booting directly to the command line minimum grub. When I use exit command it only goes back to the minimum grub command line. If I exit twice then it goes into insert boot media screen. Any help?

>>57632274
Your searching wrong, because this is basic.
1. LiveCD or use the original bootable USB
2. Insert the cloned one and find out the
partition uuids of the cloned usb
3. Navigate to the grub.cfg of the cloned usb
and edit in the correct partition uuids
4. Profit

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On Ubuntu start up my monitors hibernate then restart in a 40 seconds period before getting to the encryption screen. I formatted my PC just for this after it started doing this when I deleted some KDE while and it just started doing it again after installing VLC (both cases could be unrelated)

Any ideas? My W10 start up works fine

>>57631966
>>57631939

It works, without checking any dependencies. I just had to manually run the executable and not rely on the start.sh script.

Recommended GNU/Linux distributions:

>Aloonix
https://aloonix.neocities.org/
>Apartheid Linux:
https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t786671/
>Biebian:
http://biebian.sourceforge.net/
>Hannah Montana Linux
http://hannahmontana.sourceforge.net/Site/Home.html
>HITLERLINUX
http://properfucked.net/hitlerlinux.html
>Jewbuntu
http://www.jewbuntu.org/
>Moebuntu
http://moebuntu.web.fc2.com/home_eng.htm
>PonyOS
http://www.ponyos.org/
>Red Star OS
http://www.openingupnorthkorea.com/downloads-2
>Suicide Linux
https://qntm.org/suicide
>Ubuntu Christian Edition
http://ubuntuce.com/
>Ubuntu Muslim Edition
http://www.junauza.com/2007/10/christians-view-on-ubuntu-muslim.html
>Ubuntu Satanic Edition
http://ubuntusatanic.org/

>>57632668
the R approves them ?

>>57632668
>GNU/Linux
PonyOS is actually GNU/Pony, it doesn't use Linux.

>>57632469
Sorry, i am a noob.
I found the UUID of the bootable partition (also is it normal that it's just 9 chars long?), but i can't find the grub.cfg file. They say it's in /boot/grub/ but i don't see it there. I also tried to open it from the terminal but i just get a blank file

>>57632668
you forgot to arch

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>>57632668

Ubuntu Satanic has the lewdest wallpapers.
http://ubuntusatanic.org/wallpapers.php

I can't tell if that distribution, or specifically wallpapers are ironic. Just look at this. How can someone seriously like this? It has all the cliches there are.

>>57632718
i'm actually interested in this one

>>57632734

 lsblk -o +uuid 

>>57632668

Hitler Linux is actually pretty funny.

>To protect your system for being overrun by liberal thinkers, all telnet sessions are dumped (to /.Hitler/SNIFFS) and monitored for words like 'freedom', 'liberation', 'bar.*mitzvah', 'hitler.*gay' etc.. If any of these regexes are found, the first sector on your main harddrive (the bootsector for HitlerLinux[tm]) are nullified and the system is immediately halted.

>>57632826

>UDP and ICMP support has been removed in the kernel (thus rendering HitlerLinux[tm] an impossible platform to use for malicious hackers).

>When invoking passwd, instead of having to type in a password (which can be very hard to remember) you choose from a list of 10 appropriate nazi slogans (/.Hitler/SLOGANS) as your password.

>Since ext2 and ext3 are gay and Hitler didn't like gays very much, we have written our own fs (hitlerfs) that is shipped with HitlerLinux[tm]. It is very similar to DOS FAT16 (and the annoying paradigmes '.' and '..' has been removed).

How do people install their preferred default software to get going on a fresh installation, just with a bash script?

>>57633014
i used to do that. i dont distro hop now ,though

>>57632826
>>57632849
Then gentoomen ftp actually has the iso somewhere.

>>57632801
it says "unknown colum"


should i just give up with linux
i am having a linuxstential crisis

>>57633146
Probably, although I still have no idea what
you're trying to accomplish by cloning a
bootable usb when you could've just made
2 bootables usbs.

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Anyone else used an RX 480 with Ubuntu?
I'm running 16.10, and the AMDPRO-GPU drivers seem to have installed but it doesn't feel quite right, and the HDMI 2.0 port will only do 30Hz 4K in Ubuntu, whereas Windows does 4K 60Hz

>>57633187
I just wanted a backup of my bootable USB, because it has data, OS and settings on it.

>>57633283
All your user files and settings are contained
in your /home folder anon. Why not just back
that folder up and copy it over to a new bootable
usb?

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How the hell am I supposed to get remote desktop to my raspberry pi from xubuntu. Internet is either extremely conflicted on the methods or the instructions are for connecting from windows to raspberry.

>>57633434
>instructions are for connecting from windows
It's the same, just use the nix version of whatever VNC client they're suggesting senpai

What folder do I clone a git repository in to make sure it's installed across the entire system?

>>57633875
One you have write rights in.

>>57633889
so it doesn't matter if I do it in my home folder?

>>57633900
Do you know what installing from source entails? It should be obvious that it doesn't matter.

I'm new to this whole tiling window manager thing, and i would like to start using one, so can you recommend me some good tiling WMs?

>>57633368
OK, but what about programs and encrypted persistent volumes? I thought cloning was the best method, apparently it isn't

Why are GNU code and libraries so terrible?

>>57634009
this is a GNU/Linux thread, suckmore shills >>>/out/

>>57634092
No, Linux is great. I just mean that GNU code specifically looks like trash, glibc looks like it was written in before 1989 and the formatting is all shit.
>Implicit int
>multi-line function headers
>goto statements everywhere

GNU code is trash. Richard Stallman is pretty much useless

>>57633943
i3, dwm, awesome
in that order, also you can use it within your regular DE if you're new

>ubuntu was supposed to use wayland as default since 14.10
>ubuntu was supposed to use Unity 8 as default since 16.04
>16.10 is out and it uses x and unity 7
why the fuck is this allowed?

>>57634265
Upgrade to 8 yourself? Why is this a problem?

>>57634265

>>ubuntu was supposed to use wayland as default since 14.10
[citation needed]
Not just that, Ubuntu is working on Mir and won't use Wayland at all.

Is there an easy way to move virtual machines from virt-manager to, say, gnome-boxes?
Doing this because some rigatoni thought it would be a good idea to break the italian translation and not updating with the fix

>decide to try out the proprietary nvidia drivers
>native game which wasn't playable before works now
>websites in firefox scroll more smoothly
>don't have to use compton to get rid of tearing, can use some driver option instead
>hardware acceleration works with mpv

But it feels so dirty.
Also, now I got used to Compton's nice shadow effects. Would running both Compton and that tearing driver option somehow conflict and cause troubles?

>>57634473
well that's just fucking briliant isn't it? let's fragment open source projects even more
>>57634290
the problem isn't with what i can do, i can run unity 8 on debian if i want the problem is with those fucks constantly lying about upcoming features

>>57634265

If you want to accelerate development, help them out.

>>57634548

Two "competing" things. Whichever turns out to be the superior one will succeed. My money is on Canonical to cave in, drop Mir and adapt Wayland.

>>57634092
>falling for lq bait

Is lubuntu really the most light weight ready to use distro out there?

>>57634227
I actually learned a lot of C by reading GNU sources, because it's well documented and has lots of error checking.

For example, the BSD version of cat has less LOC compared to the GNU version, but it's also less efficient, since it reads char by char, while GNU cat reads in blocks, which is much faster, but needs ofc a bit more complex code.

You see, as always, one man's bloat is another man's feature.

>>57635228
see >>57634749
stop feeding the trolls guys

>>57635204
Look into bunsenlabs.

If I compile a kernel module, can I also use it for other kernel versions, meaning an older one?
Or are they tied to the current kernel version in the git?
Compiling takes time on my machine so I cannot just test it.

>>57635294
Not him but is bunsenlabs still as comfy as #! was? Or did they change some things besides the naming convention of the scripts?

>>57635204

You can install LXDE on every distribution.

>>57635333

>describing software as comfy
Stop posting, retard.

>>57635449
no shit Sherlock.

>>57635333
Crunchbang was <3, there is Bunsenlabs and Crunchbang++, both are almost identical to #! waldorf, except with jessie under the hood and for Bunsenlabs more/different artwork. Bunsenlabs seems more popular.

>>57635492
I guess the average hacker could just get Debian unstable and throw openbox on it. Rolling, based Debian, and if people like the #! look, just get the Bunsenlabs theme from github.

My 2¢.

>>57635526
Well yeah, but the point of those #! forks is simple: Out-of-the-box riced, lightweight system.

>>57635526
Hence "average hacker"..

>>57635556

Hint: if you want people to take you seriously, stop using the "lightweight" buzzword. There's also something related to the whole concept of "lightweight" that's retarded, but there's no point in explaining, because no one really cares.

>>57635617
>buzzword
I guess when people say lightweight, they have a slow laptop and want battery time, so recommending some fully blown KDE desktop wouldn't be useful for ex.
What would you suggest when someone asks for a lightweight distro?

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

>>57635725
install gun linux, and shoot yourself.

>>57635748
rude

What's a distro which is not for daily use, but a must-have tried? My VM is lonly.

>>57635677

>battery time
Do you have recent meticulously and thoroughly researched data to back that up? A person with common sense would realize that the difference between the core components of a desktop environment in terms of power usage are negligible. The main things which would drain your power, like backlight, WLAN devices, GPU or other hardware, are all the same. Together with the more "demanding" software like web browsers. You use those no matter that distribution you're on.

>What would you suggest when someone asks for a lightweight distro?
The only definition of "lightweight" in this context would be the number of optional features compiled with the package. That and maybe package splitting. Together they could make a difference in terms of "lightweightness" between distributions. To be honest, it doesn't matter, because most of the time you don't get any significant performance boosts when disabling features and the hard drive space you save by disabling them or splitting packages is also insignificant with today's hard drive capacities.

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>>57635781

>>57635784
this, GNU/Linux runs on every toaster
more battery? don't watch videos and compile shit while on battery

what do I need to get flawless hibernating on arch? pls no bully

I have:
Core 2 Quad @ 2.4 GHz
Nvidia 9800 GTX+ 512 MB
8 GB RAM
1.5 TB drive

I am looking for:
Beauty
User-friendly
Games
Security
no botnet

What is the distro for me?

>>57635915
>baja
>nie maluch
Maluch jest nailepszym samochód.

Anyone used something like rocket chat or mattermost?

I'd like an open source cross-platform slack alternative. If only riot wasn't web-based.

What's more popular, zenity or yad?

Anyone using Cinnamon?
How do you configure keyboard shortcuts that involve both a shift and a number?
This shit translates the combination literally.
So when I want a shortcut that's like CTRL+Shift+2, it shows up as CTRL+@ instead and doesn't work when I press these keys.

So I enabled fstrim.service and fstrim.timer do I need to have the discard option in my fstab?

>>57635914
>>57635938
>>57635958
>>57635972
>>57635988
>>57636563
install gentoo

>>57632429

Help please?

Stallman doesn't approve.

>>57636720
It's impossible, Ubuntu is more stable than Arch and Arch never does that.

Ok hackers, I'm wondering how I could dim the backlight of a specific part of the screen, simliar to all this "lights out" crap some video hosting websites use. Is there a program that already does it, or can xrandr do it? Any ideas welcome.

>>57636684
Install bullet in head

Is there a CirnOS distro for bakas like me?

>>57637058
Windows.

>>57636999

So I need to reinstall?

>>57636999
dumb archkid

>>57637336
Yes.

[   17.471800] NVRM: Your system is not currently configured to drive a VGA console
[   17.471802] NVRM: on the primary VGA device. The NVIDIA Linux graphics driver
[   17.471803] NVRM: requires the use of a text-mode VGA console. Use of other console
[   17.471804] NVRM: drivers including, but not limited to, vesafb, may result in
[   17.471805] NVRM: corruption and stability problems, and is not supported.

Is that normal with Nvidia's proprietary drivers? I searched the internet, but haven't found anything definitive so far.

Reminder that we have a new papes thread over here: >>>/wg/6767536

>have mint on my thinkpad t420
>suddenly sound does not work at all
>in the audio options it says it is outputting through "dummy output"
>when i do aplay -l it says no soundcards are found

????????????

>>57638101
why did you fall for mint at all

>>57638117
i thought this thread was supposed to be friendly

>>57638101
Welcome to /fglt/, we're a friendly community and will help you whenever we can, as long as you follow one single rule, otherwise it will trigger our autism and we go pants on head retarded over your preferred distribution and/or software.
The rule is: Don't mention any.

Good luck.

>>57638210
>Don't mention any.
Any what?

>>57638243
distro.

>>57638210
someone write a disclaimer like this and drop it into the OP
it's actually a good advise

>>57638210
wtf, How else am I supposed to show off my power level by telling people I run Arch

>>57638308
>implying people actually read OPs

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Hey friends join the gnu/linux fan club telegram group if you want telegram.me/linux_fan_club

>>57638320
Post your updick.

updick() { 
    uptime | perl -ne "/(\d+) d/;print 8,q(=)x\$1,\"D\n\""
}

$ updick
8===D

>>57638381
8D

;_; it's cold and I just rebooted

well i guess i made an attempt to get help


this general is not friendly at all it's pretty shit

Why would someone even use linux?
I can understand shit breaking if you fuck with it but it not recognizing my video card for literally zero reasons makes no sense.

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>>57638381
8=========D

>>57638453
Windows is fueled by black magic. Don't do anything silly and waste time learning how computers actually work.

>>57638422
kek
>>57638453
meh

>>57631592
I thought this fat lying sack of shit didn't smile for photographs?

>>57638518
when i want my computer to work i don't want to spend hours trying to fix some trivial bullshit

>>57638453
If nobody is helping you, it could mean that nobody can help you. Ever thought of that?

Furthermore, please report back when you find a Windows community where people help each others out, share programs, take a look into the code and send you patches.

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Can anybody please explain how the menu moved to the top right of my panel and how I can move it back to the left?

>>57638557
>>>/g/speccy

>>57638574
Time spent fixing a trivial problem is inversely proportional to your intelligence.

>>57638601
did you try right click?

>>57638585
I always had luck on stackoverflow or tomshardware. The windows forums and lebbit are shit for finding help. dozens of "works on my machine :^)" or just copy/pasta responses that haven't worked since windows xp.

>>57638614
Oh I'm sorry, did I manage to trigger you? How insensitive of me. Go back to your safe-space, child.

>>57638644
yup, I tried panel setting but all I could do was move the panel and not the applets

>>57638667
>applets
idk but it's such a cute word

>>57638626

nigger I just spent 40 minutes googling the exact problem


i had to try dozens of solutions because none of them worked

the one i just tried worked and i have sound again

but the point stands, i don't want to have to worry about my computer fucking up for no discernible reason and me having to spend an hour to fix it

>>57638585
idk because i never have to go to windows communities because my windows never fucks up in such a way that I can't fix it myself

>>57638718
Please avoid using the term “google” as a verb, meaning to search for something on the internet. “Google” is just the name of one particular search engine among others. We suggest to use the term “search the web” or (in some contexts) just “search”. Try to use a search engine that respects your privacy.

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>When one of your classes needs you to use wangblows software and Wine doesn't like it

>>57638735
>gets triggered on google
>not on nigger
I love /g/

>>57638747
Should be illegal. What program, btw?

>>57638766
Tableau Desktop.

>>57638747
just VM it

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you guys know you're supposed to run linux from a live usb, not install it on your actual hard drive, right

>>57638766
>Should be illegal. What program, btw?
my uni literally requires your final thesis proposal to be submitted using adobe to fill in fields on the pdf, and then attach your paper as a microsoft word document with an attach icon within the pdf, all using adobe's proprietary software. you're not allowed to submit multiple documents, it HAS to be a ms word document, and you can't print out the form, write your ACTUAL signature, and then scan it

>>57638735
>https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html
>I also sometimes use ixquick.com and google.com.
>google

Even your fucking lord and savior Stallman admits to using Google. Get fucked, idiot.

>>57638381
>8===============================D

>>57638878
>I also sometimes use ixquick.com and google.com. My usual precautions should stop them from knowing it is me.

>>57638916
Is this supposed to an argument? I genuinely can't tell. I'm responding so that you have the opportunity to try again in case you feel like communicating properly this time.

>>57638942
You're turning the words so they fit your stupity. His post recommeded to care about your privacy. Your post just confirmed that RMS takes care about his privacy. Go troll elsewhere.

>>57638989
>You're turning the words so they fit your stupity.

I didn't turn anything, dipshit. I quoted him exactly as he stated it, and taking it out of context didn't change the meaning. Yes, he use Google. He literally admitted this and has made it no secret either.

>>57638989
just. don't. reply.

when will /g/ learn

>>57639040
You don't have to reply. You making this post has already given me the satisfaction of knowing my shitpost has been acknowledged, as well as knowing that it seems to have upset you in some way.

>>57639021
It changed the meaning completly, since he is aware that google spies on people and that's why he's using TOR when he's using such sites.
Telling people that google is bad and defending himself against surveillence doesn't change his point faggot.

>>57639079
stop already

>>57639079
You're trying to make a point but it's irrelevant, as he still admits to using Google. It's clearly not as bad as you make it out to be if his fatass uses it.

>>57638841
>B-but Anon, you're supposed to be so good with computers!

I know that feel.

t. A single guy in a uni course full of girls

>tfw have gf

Does Gentoo compile to an equivalent level of optimization to what Clear Linux does? Like all the SSE and AVX2 crap.

>>57640065
This?
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/CPU_FLAGS_X86

Anyone knows how I can show the entire result of the ifconfig command in my screen so I can make a screenshot of it in VirtualBox ?

>>57640654
full screen the terminal??

<img>src="/run/media/Phillip/5GH976AAHJG67/My Photos/My Pictures/funny/pepe-frog/42377563349945.png </img>

>>57640811
Nobody is using closing tags anymore faggot. It should be:
<img src="/run/media/Phillip/5GH976AAHJG67/My Photos/My Pictures/funny/pepe-frog/42377563349945.png" />

>>57640654
a) ifconfig is deprecated, use ip
b) why not redirecting it to a logfile

>>57640844
>Nobody is using closing tags anymore faggot. It should be:

Thanks. Is it still <img for animated pictures? or should I use <gif ??

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>>57640868
Buddy, go with the times, preload all picture frames and animate them using HTML5 canvas to prevent jobless NEETS from saving your art.

>>57640919
and this is what happens when you allow macfags internet access, holy crap

>>57640952
That's racist. Not all mac users are bad people.

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fucking flickering video how do I fix this shit?

HD3000/NVS 4200M with mhwd automatically set up bumblebee

I've installed a package manager for my rMBP (Homebrew), what is the advantage of this and what should I be using it for?

I get that I can have a centralised place for all my programs, have their config files and shit go into specific directories, easily download and update popular SDKs for development but I feel like I'm missing out on the cool shit that you would get with an actual distro installed; window managers, desktop environments, etc

What are some packages that add functionality to macOS?

Kind of divided between choosing Debian Testing and Fedora. Heard not so good things about both. What do you guys think of them?

>>57641227
I run both of those. I enjoy them.
main gripe is fedora's repos are slightly lacking but rpmfusion repos pretty much covers everything left out.

>>57641050
turns out the video was the issue
however the video I posted was from a similar issue I had a while back so instead of thinking there was an issue with the actual video I thought it was my setup again

I ping websites and stuff in terminal for fun but I can't figure out how to stop it. It pings and no matter what button I press it just keeps pinging. How do I stop it pinging with out killing the terminal.

>>57641227
Fedora for sure

>>57641484
ctrl + c

>>57641508
God bless you, I'd give you 4chan gold if that was a thing

>>57641538
you could also just do something like ping -c 4 somewebsite.com

that way it only pings if 4 times (or however many you set it)

>>57641561
Thanks

Is there a way to find out why my laptop running mint keeps powering down after a few days with the lid closed. Logs aren't showing anything.

Do any of you guys have any experience with getting 360 controllers working as a mouse on Arch? I'm guessing I'd need a wireless receiver in addition to xboxdrv -- does anyone have recommendations as to what kind to get?

>>57641766
my wired one works out of the box as a mouse on manjaro

>>57641908
Nice. I'd use a wired one myself, but I'm not looking to go out of the way to pick one up when I have a shitton of wireless controllers already (none of the cords work anymore).

>>57641766
Steam controller

I'm considering to switch distros.

From a Debian and Mint user perspective, what should I expect from Arch?

>>57642084
wasted time

>>57642031
I'd rather not spend the extra $25 over a wireless receiver when I already have 360 controllers aplenty -- broke college kid, etc.

>>57642093
Are you talking about the initial investment (re-learning how to do stuff) or general usage? Can you give me an example?

Why is Ubuntu's install so much faster than Debian? How hard would it be to bundle debian with a different installer to match Ubuntu's speed?

>>57641050
https://rbt.asia/g/image/eQlX6U2n343MwvPjoA5oZQ%3D%3D

>>57641227
Don't use testing, use either stable or unstable.
Fedora is for people who fall for the "serious distro" meme, eg tippers.

>>57642189
nice disinformation, actually, debian is installed in 10% of the time of an ubuntu install

>>57642084
Mint is actually a very bad distro. Everything is better than Mint, even Arch, and Arch is basically wasted time. Get a distro that is not a broken fork of a fork of a fork like Mint or a miserable failure like Arch.

>>57642291
I mentioned Mint because I'm used to it, although currently I'm using Debian Unstable.

>>57642228
based linus uses fedora

what do you have to say about that nerd

Right now I'm dual booting Windows 8 and Ubuntu. I want to delete Ubuntu and replace it with another distro.

Can I just delete my Ubuntu partition and install something else, or is there more that I have to do?

>>57642317
a) Linus isn't based, he's actually a huge faggot
b) Linus doesn't know how distros work and just installs what sponsors his ass
He's even too stupid to install Debian or Ubuntu. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHGTs1NSB1s

>>57642254
>in 10% of the time
I've never had that experience. The Ubuntu installer has always been faster for me. Source?

>>57642214
Yeah nothing ever fixed it even with distro hopping. So far (about a week) it seems to have fixed itself >>57641456

>>57642364
compare what a debian install ships and what huge loads of bloat a ubuntu install ships, add some math for the time to instal said stuff

>>57642385
I hear ya, that theory sounds like it would be correct but in my experience it's always been wrong. Debian install is consistently slower for me. Are you speaking from experience or just conjecture?

Post your custom linux UIs, looking for some inspiration

>>57642518
I'm using this combination of a few themes to make xfce look like windows 2000. Pretty cool how realistic it looks I think. Wondering how hard it would be to dig into xfwm source code and make the titlebar fade blue->white left->right like it does in real windows 2000.

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>>57642582
every fucking time I forget the image then have to wait 60 seconds to upload it

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>>57642582
Thinly-veiled desktop thread?

>>57642617
don't.

>>57642623
I'm sorry

>>57638381

$ updick
8=====================================================================================================================================================================================================D

>>57642688
distro?

Seriously, why does Ubuntu install so much fucking faster than Debian? I want to decode this mystery and compile some custom debian testing ISOs with nonfree firmware included and get hella downloads

Ubuntu and Debian both use d-i (debian-installer) more or less, but Ubuntu uses Ubiquity which is a front end gui for it and uses d-i for "many back-end tasks" I don't know if that means they optimized some of the back end stuff enough to make it significantly faster or what, but it definitely is faster.

>>57642705
seriously, nice disinformation, actually, debian is installed in 10% of the time of an ubuntu install

>>57642703
Ubuntu 14.04 on Amazon AWS instance.

>>57642733
It's really not. You have never installed Ubuntu. Prove me wrong. Say, "I've tried it for myself, and Debian installs faster." You won't

>lol pleb i wud never instal ubentow debian so much mor l33t. but ive never tried it but i know it instals 10x fasterx3 l33t hax0r

>>57642754
I've tried it for myself, and Debian installs faster.
there, can i go home now?

>>57642778
I've installed Debian and Ubuntu hundreds of times over different machines over the years so why is it that our experiences are so different? Every single fucking time Ubuntu has installed faster. Debian is slow, has many more prompts, and many more things to unpack and tasks to complete.

Sorry I want to improve your dogshit installer. For the record, I think Debian is better, but Ubuntu installs faster.

>>57642778
I'm bout to make a fucking youtube video you fucking dirty fucking nigger. I hope you fucking off yourself once you see how pathetically slow Debian installs compared to Ubuntu.

>>57642824
ok, go ahead.

>>57642595
Why aren't there any Linux-original icon themes like this? Or ones that aren't from other dead Unix based OSs that have never been packaged for modern Linux distro

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>>57642875
Hope you're preparing the fucking noose nigger. I am prepared to literally cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Debian installs faster

>>57642893
uh, yeah totally.

>>57642909
You sound like a fucking whiny bitch. What are you, a liberal arts student? Once I prove you wrong you probably won't even concede defeat and claim foul play like a fucking child.

>hurr durr Ubuntu has 50mb more bloat so it is gona instal slower fur sure i know what im talking about

say it with me: I will fucking cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Ubuntu installs faster

>>57642940
I will fucking cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Ubuntu installs faster.
heh

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>>57642952
Alright thanks I'll save this and remind you later. It's okay, I know you'll pussy out. That's fine though because you're a fucking coward to the core and one day you'll kill yourself anyway.

>>57643002
sure

>>57643002
A U T I S M
U
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I
S
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>>57643043
>no dignity

>>57632668
10/10 would Moebuntu

Using the following is not merging the files. The resulting file is just 1.mp4 with nothing behind it.
What am i doing wrong?

ffmpeg -i 1.mp4 -i 2.mp4 3.mp4

>>57643316
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Concatenate

Multiple videos added with -i is just adding multiple streams. It probably just draws one on top of the other or something. You have to do it like the link

>>57643339
Doing link results in the same problem.

How do you to get rid of screen tearing in kde? I using a linux mint kde on a thinkpad 13 everything works fine but screen tear happens every once in a while. Is my laptop not strong to run the kde should i get another desktop environment?

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>>57643034
Running some tests now, if I'm wrong then I'm glad that I don't have to try and figure out why Debian so much slower. Here I downloaded the 678MB XFCE CD1 image but it gave me an error when I said I didn't want to use a network mirror. "Do you want to insert any more CDs? No. Do you want to use a network mirror? No. Select and install software step failed" and I have no X.

I'll try running a network mirror to try and finish the installation with no error but I don't have the fastest internet so that would almost surely take longer than Ubuntu if it downloaded 500MB or more. I will also try inserting multiple CDs in the VM to get the installation to finish, though that kind of defeats the point of installation speed/convenience. I usually just burn it to a flash drive and I can install anywhere. Don't want to have to swap out multiple flash drives whenever I want to install debian.

If that is still slower than Ubuntu the only other test to run would be the one I've always used, Debian DVD1 with your choice of DE, which as you can see on the torrent window is close to 4GB while Ubuntu barely breaks 1.5GB, so there's really no question which would install faster.

>>57643572
use debian budgie-desktop

>>57643597
link? which CD image

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Sup, guys. Can you help me cpu usage while playing video on Chromium?

I installed chromium-vaapi-other and mesa-vdpau, but the usage is still very high as you can see.

>>57643698
forgot to say, my GPU is AMD 6370m. CPU is i3 380m. DIstro is arch

>>57643698

if you're concerned with your resources use Firefox, chrome is a hog. Chrome/ium is a bit smoother/faster/nicer but I'm jewish enough about my computer that I still use FF.

Maybe consider using less tabs or watching in lower resolution

are you a member of the big dick club?

>>57642324
bump

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>>57643034
>>57642385
damn this 678MB debian CD is really fucking slim compared to gaybuntwos fucking 1.6GB of fucking bloat lel. it doesn't count as bloat if the niggers make me download thousands of packages while installing or it won't even finish.

Why the fuck does debian do this? Ubuntu requires no internet to install properly. Admittedly the debian CD is much faster than using the debian DVD to install, but I still have my doubts whether it's faster than Ubuntu. And if it is faster it doesn't blow it out of the water or anything, and certainly doesn't take "10% of the time to install"

I would still bet money that the Ubuntu install is faster. I think Debian could be faster if it just included all the packages it forced me to download mid-installation.

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>>57643758
well, the result is almost the same

>are you a member of the big dick club?
The small dick club, unfortunately

Also, in chrome://gpu I have

Graphics Feature Status
Canvas: Software only, hardware acceleration unavailable
Flash: Hardware accelerated
Flash Stage3D: Hardware accelerated
Flash Stage3D Baseline profile: Hardware accelerated
Compositing: Hardware accelerated
Multiple Raster Threads: Enabled
Native GpuMemoryBuffers: Software only. Hardware acceleration disabled
Rasterization: Software only. Hardware acceleration disabled
Video Decode: Hardware accelerated
Video Encode: Hardware accelerated
WebGL: Hardware accelerated

>>57643698
I just copy the link and mpv "$link"

>>57643899
>the linux way
lmao

>>57643859
thats still something like 20% better, by the looks of it.

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>>57643899
still a lot

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>>57642952
>I will fucking cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Ubuntu installs faster.

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>>57642940
>say it with me: I will fucking cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Ubuntu installs faster
>>57642952
>I will fucking cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Ubuntu installs faster.
>>57642952
>heh
>>57642909
>uh, yeah totally.
>>57642733
>seriously, nice disinformation, actually, debian is installed in 10% of the time of an ubuntu install
suicide when

>>57643965
maybe you're hardware a shit

>>57644055
>google
Are you living under a stone?

>>57644083
>>>/b/712670204

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>>57644105
>I will fucking cut my head off with a chainsaw and livestream it if Ubuntu installs faster.

>>57644083
>>57644055
what wm is that, I want that bar

>>57644055
>>57644083
you clearly cheated, do it again and post side by side webm

>>57644143
it's xfwm with some anon's theme, Chicago95 on github. I didn't like the gtk theme I already had one but his icons and xfwm theme are great. if you get it, it fucks up a lot of gtk3 apps like nautilus and gedit, I just deleted the gtk3 folder in the theme to fix it

>>57644171
breddy good, thanks

>>57644169
>>57642940
>You sound like a fucking whiny bitch. What are you, a liberal arts student? Once I prove you wrong you probably won't even concede defeat and claim foul play like a fucking child.

>>57644169
And yes you are acting like a child by saying I cheated. The burden of proof is not on me because It's clear you've never installed Ubuntu if you seriously thought Debian is installed in 10% of the time. Without doing any investigation of you're own, you're simply covering your eyes at whats in front of you and saying LALALALA YOU CHEATED GAYBONTWO SUCKS

>>57644169
pls stop triggering him. it was funny earlier, now it's just depressing

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>>57644262

>>57644262
Anyway, now that the guy has to chop his head off with a chainsaw and livestream it as agreed upon, my mission is complete and I have verified my original point that Ubuntu does indeed have a faster install time, back to the original matter.

How can we increase the speed of Debian's installation to match Ubuntu? I think it would be installed in pretty much the same amount of time if Debian didn't have to download packages. The Ubuntu iso is 1.6gb while the debian CD is 600MB but has to install packages. When all is said and done It probably comes out to about a gig downloaded or maybe even a little bit less. If all those packages were on the ISO to start, it might even be faster to install then Ubuntu.

I wonder if it's possible to roll your own debian ISO and put those packages in there so it can finish without needing a network mirror.

what is /fglt/ using as rescue distro?
should I get puppy for my stick?

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>>57644287
glad you're having fun. I was able to learn what I came to this thread for, even though all of you are fucking useless retards with shitty riced out desktops who don't have a fucking clue either way, you did help to motivate me. Debian needs to fix the fucking packages they include on their ISOs.

>>57644366
side by side timelapse or gtfo

>>57644436
dude

>>57644326
use and actual rescue program, not just a normal lightweight distro

I need some software that helps me to limit the bandwidth use in ubuntu, any suggestion?

>>57645333
>>>/g/sqt/

>>57645333
check if your programs support these;

CONFIG_TCP_CONG_BIC=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_CUBIC=y
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_WESTWOOD=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_HTCP=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_HSTCP=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_HYBLA=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_VEGAS=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_SCALABLE=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_LP=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_VENO=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_YEAH=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_ILLINOIS=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_DCTCP=m
CONFIG_TCP_CONG_CDG=m
CONFIG_DEFAULT_TCP_CONG="cubic"

Been spending the day getting keepassx2, kwallet, gpg, ssh, and pam to play nice with a yubikey cause fuck typing passwords.

What is the lowdown on Linux audio?

I have switched from Windows as my DAW of choice got a Linux release and its been amazing. Great latency of about 128-256 samples and rock solid.

Only thing im missing are the numerous Windows VSTs. I heard that running VSTs via Wine is a pain and will bring back all the latency problems from Windows. Anything I am missing here?

Also: To realtime-kernel or to not realtime-kernel? I left my default kernel in place for now and it all seems to run very smooth.

Bonus: Is it worth the hassle to setup jack audio when the default ALSA drivers are sufficient for my current situation? Any hidden benefits?

OS is Ubuntu Mate 16.10 and my DAW is Bitwig

Thx guyssss

Please send help >>57637790.
Surely someone in here must be using the proprietary Nvidia drivers. Can you check your "dmesg" output to see if it also says that for you. It would also be neat if you could post your kernel line, to see if you disable the framebuffer or not (disabling it gets rid of that message, but brings other problems).

Do I need to create another linux swap partition if I'm going to dual boot 2 different distros? Already have one of 8GB

>>57645874
no

>>57645874

>having multiple operating systems installed
How to spot someone who doesn't really use those operating systems and who doesn't need them.

I remember dropping KDE early in my Linux days because I felt half the interface was dedicated to customizing things instead of doing things (e.g. in Windows right clicking interface elements would bring out useful functionality; in KDE it invariably brought up ricing options).

Is KDE any better these days? Can I do useful things with right clicks?

>>57646469
I haven't tried, but someone's been shilling the brand new version around here recently

>>57631592
Hey /fglt/, I have a problem with my Debian distro. All of my apt-get update sources return 404. Did I mess up?

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KDE desktop toolbox keeps coming back every few days after I disable it


reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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>>57646816
did they accidentally get commented out in sources.list?

>>57646816
OK, guys so I added the missing sources in my source.list. But I accidentally added moto updates on my sana. I corrected the mistake but, I've already had some updates with :
deb http://old.kali.org/kali moto main non-free contrib
# For source package access, uncomment the following line
deb-src http://old.kali.org/kali moto main non-free contrib

So, can I fix the damage?
>>57647039
No, they would just return 404, I think they were deprecated, but I'm not sure.

>>57642617
got the name of that font? searching for it every weeks since a while, but I'm too retarded to do a txt file to list the one i tried already...

code something something 4F is nice but get boring.

>>57647064
Well, I'm leaving it as it is, hopefully the next time I start the distro things won't be fucked.

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Is it a good idea to make a bootable sd card with Linux on it (with persistent storage maybe) to start getting used to it, as a Windows user?
I don't really want to mess with partitions on my laptop right now

>>57647807
As long as you dive in and actually use it. You won't get a good feel for it just pottering around for an hour so. The entry friendly distros like ubuntu are very similar to windows anyway. it's only when you meme yourself doing some stupid shit like installing arch that things are very different

>>57647807
yeah, it's the second best alternative to having a separate storage device for linux.

remember about the performance hit you'll get due to limited io speeds of usb flash drive.

How do I find out whether the correct driver is running on debian?
When I freshly installed Debian, only ethernet would work, but wifi didn't.
So I install a non-free Atheros driver and it worked.
I then did an apt upgrade and aptitude did some weird shit on the side when I was installing some other unrelated shit and after a reboot neither ethernet nor wifi worked.
I found out, that:
1. Normal DHCP wasn't working
2. When I assign eth0 an address manually and set a default gateway, the ethernet connection works
3. Looking into the kernel log it tells me that it has some struggle loading the atheros driver. It tries a few times and fails but then it tries again and there is no further line explaining if it worked or not.
How do I now find out where I fucked up and what packages I need to get again? How do I check, whether the atheros driver is running currently?

I could have sworn there's a SuperTux snowboarding game but I can't seem to find it. Help me out? Am I imagining things? Should I just start playing NetHack instead to pass the time at work?

>>57643965
you might be playing the vp9 streams, which you're unlikely to have hardware decoding support for

>>57649050
>Tux Racer/Extreme Tux Racer: A game similar to snowboarding video games, in which the player controls Tux sliding downhill on his belly rather than humans snowboarding down a track.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tux
seem like it?

>>57649192
That's the one, thank you.
Do you happen to know what the executable is called? I installed it from the Ubuntu repos but there is nothing in my PATH matching *tux* (except supertuxkart) or *extr*.

>want to thinker with laptop
>dual boot with windows 10 because i really need muh CAD
>KDE it is because KDE Connect sounds neat as fuck
>no amd drivers for new version at all
What's the easiest way to downgrade to a prior release that actually has drivers? I really don't wanna mess up my bootloader.

>>57649303
consult your package manager, apt should have a means of listing what files a package installed

% pacman -Ql extremetuxracer | grep /usr/bin
extremetuxracer /usr/bin/
extremetuxracer /usr/bin/etr

Is there a good guide for dualbooting with UEFI? I have an SSD with an already existing EFI partition made by windows.
I remember fucking it up a while ago by installing grub to just /dev/sda

Is there some kind of database of kernel configurations for notebooks so that at least all devices work?

>>57649510
>etr
Gee how didn't I think of that.
Remember kids, give your executables descriptive names.

>>57649614
look into localmodconfig (automatically enabling only modules needed to support the hardware the system currently has attached to it)
the downside is of course, if you plug in something new, you may not have the module(s) required to use it

>>57649486
please help

>>57649486
>amd drivers
>for KDE
what

>>57649750
i meant kubuntu, anyway 16.10 apparently doesn't have proprietary drivers. The ones it installed only offered me 1024x768 and that's cancer on your eyes.

>>57640231
Yes exactly. Thanks

ff is to deprecate alsa in upcoming release and force pulseaudio instead - couldnt they use jack insted for muh 5.1 audio?

can pulseaudio work without systemd on arch?

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Hey, so i-m trying to install mint 18 mate 64bit next to my windows 10, but when i go to install, the dual boot guided partitioning option does not appear.
Why not? I dont know how to do that manually and when a friend of mine installed it, it had an automatic option.
pic related is mine, can you help me?

>>57651281
Install Ubuntu

What is the advantage of Gentoo, really?
Can I not compile optimized to my hardware in any distro?

>>57651281
>>57651329
any real help?

There-s a guide on the install gentoo wiki about mint that also says about this option but i don-t have it

>https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Linux_Mint#Dual_Booting_with_Windows

>>57651354
Yes you can, Gentoo is a meme.

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>ask a genuine question
>get "install <put garbage of the month distro here>" as a response
Woah woah I'm sure that was typed by an extremely skilled and experienced user and definitely not by some bored virgin assfaggot thinking he's "helping"

>>57651382
Yeah you can go into Something else->resize your windows partition to create a new unallocated space for the install. Not sure if I would completely trust gparted not to fuck up my windows, what you can do instead is go into windows 10 and resize the partitions with Disk Management. Simply shrink your windows partition down until you have enough room for swap + however many GBs (probably atleast 20) for using mint.

>>57651499
>>57651354
Yes you can do it for any distro, but gentoo is geared toward people who want to do it. During the install you can to compile it yourself with a gui and gentoo manual that walks you through all the steps. It's not for the faint of heart.

>>57651354
>What is the advantage of Gentoo, really?
A distribution built to make autistic level of control over your operating system easier.

I will not talk about performance benefits, I'm sure there are some but I'm not sure what they are since I've never seen any actual semi-scientific comparison.

>>57651537
But why dont i have the option that everyone else has?

>>57651579
Damn, just got me thinking about how fast Ubuntu could be if it just had better default CPU flags when compiling

Might be a good weekend project actually

>>57651688
Not sure, I've also run into that problem. There are a lot of edge cases and weird behavior in installers still. Does your PC use UEFI? I've had a lot of problems with it before with that legacy boot or UEFI mode, or Windows corrupting my Linux installation somehow on UEFI. Or maybe the Linux mint installer there is outdated, and the Ubuntu installer would give you the option. there's any number of fuckerys that could be going on that cause this..

Anyway I've had the same glitch/weird behavior, it's an easy fix. simply downsize your windows partition and use the unallocated space. It's a small inconvenience.

>>57651354
You can. But gentoo already has a package manager built exactly for that.

>>57651813
If i do that, how i make the home,swap things? Does it do it automatically? Because i could use the home to transfer files from win to mint and viceversa if i need.
Btw yes, my laptop is Uefi, but i booted both win and mint by selecting the legacy option in bios.

>>57651891
It's a little bit more difficult in Windows, but one convenient thing I was able to do in Linux when I still dual booted is mount the Windows partition and copy files over. So yeah you can transfer files.

Not sure if you have to make the swap partition yourself, it will probably prompt you to make one, it's not 100% necessary and you could add one later if the installer somehow botched it.

Yeah UEFI sucks ass, I use legacy boot. Recently I was dual booting and eventually my Linux partition somehow got corrupted and wouldn't start, I ended up just installing Linux as the only OS, I'll just use virtualbox if I really need a windows program, UEFI sucks ass

>>57651970
Wish i could to that, can-t really play a intensive game inside virtual box.
So say i resize the win10 partition to space it needs, and then i install mint on the freed space, will the installer divide /home /swap and the system partition or will i have to do that by myself?

>>57651499
nigga if you're going for mint, installing any other distro is the best advice you can get

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>>57651970
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.

thank dr stalman

Recommend me a good beginner distro.

>>57652038
>Wish i could to that, can-t really play a intensive game inside virtual box.
I know VMware has shit where you can do a GPU passthrough on certain hardware now so you can directly use the GPU on the emulated OS, hopefully that becomes more widely available. Anyone ever done a GPU passthrough on VMware? I know it was a meme on here for a few weeks but I haven't seen anyone talk about it lately. I can only hope Virtualbox or a free vm will get this feature, no way in hell am I buying VM ware for $250

>So say i resize the win10 partition to space it needs, and then i install mint on the freed space, will the installer divide /home /swap and the system partition or will i have to do that by myself?
Unless you specify otherwise the only 2 partitions are the OS partition and swap. It gives you the option to put your home folder in a separate partition but I've never found a reason to.

It will probably prompt you to make a swap partition, but even if you complete the installer and forget it, having no swap isn't a huge deal. You can create a swap partition afterwards, though I think it will probably just create on for you or prompt you to create one.

>>57652062
the anon you-re answering is not me, the mint guy.
and btw, that is not best advice and it is definetely not
>friendly

next thread: >>57652261

>>57652219
>friendly
>on mongolian knitting forum turbo autist 6000 image board
maybe go to /s4s/ sorry friendo. 99% of the people including me are just here to troll people while discussing technology or occasionally helping people.

>>57652180
Ubuntu. Seriously.

>>57647141
sorry for slowpoke, it's lemon (or one of the thousand lime variants)

>>57652304
What version? Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Mate ...?
What's the most winbabby comfortable one?

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>>57652219
https://github.com/linuxmint/mintupdate/blob/master/usr/lib/linuxmint/mintUpdate/rules

>>57652405
I read many entries of that thread actually, it was linked in the mint guide here on /g/ wiki

NetworkManager and wicd have shit their pants

I need a replacement A$AP

>>57652448
Bump

>>57652448
netctl

>>57653006
Do they have a gui

>>57653118
Yes they do. Your text editor.
Thats all you need