Can you do this on Windows? Didn't think so.

>>59615683
im not a pedophile so I dont need to

>>59615683
>can you write scripts and add them to the contextual menu in Windows?
Yes you can actually.

>>59615725
Proof?

>>59615732
>What are .bat files?
>What are .ps1 files?
>prove that you can add programs to the contextual menu.

>>59615725
Sure u can.
But don't u see that he is using a free Gnu/Linux operating system.

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>'timestamp'
>random # between 1400000000 and 14699999999

>>59615740
>>What are .bat files?
>>What are .ps1 files?

You could not write that script in batch/powershell, and I doubt the supposed bash compatibility layer in Win10 would even work properly.

Can you select multiple files and run them with one script?

I just imagine it being 50x harder on Windows, if even possible.

>>59615683
you know, the way shell scripts work, you could overwrite one of the files mid-operation and end up with 2 duplicates and it would still be a valid operation

also scrambling 4chan post numbers to hide your samefagging that's just sad
even i never did that when i was the biggest cuntiest tripfag on this board

>>59615787
>You could not write that script in powershell
>You could not write a script as basic as renaming several files in powershell
This is your average /g/ user, ladies and gentlemen.

>>59615780
>he lives in a linear timeline

>Irrelevant, useless task
Wow you sure showed those Windows users, dude.

>>59615787
I use linux as daily driver and you could absolutely do this script in powershell and run it on multiple files.

>>59615780
Yep, that's basically the point, to create fake filenames like you saved them from 4chan.

In some smaller imageboard communities people like to embarrass users by searching for their image filenames in the archives so they can bring up stupid posts they've made.

>>59615808
>>59615800
You think you could write that script in powerhsell?

Bull fucking shit, you absolutely could not. Even something this basic you can't do in powershell.

>>59615816
How hard can it be to use more than 5 images? It can be avoided without resorting to timestamp voodoo

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>>59615816
>OP takes precautions like this to hide his samefag
>He doesn't realize that everyone already thinks hes an idiot for posting animegurl.jpg
The levels of denial are off the charts.

>>59615829
samefagging losers use the same 10 pictures over and over again, this helps them save face

though seriously that script lets you overwrite your precious squid loli pics if the new random number happens to match one already in the folder.

>>59615725
Yes, but it is extremely tedious to add that to the context menu without resorting to third party software to add it in there in the first place. Registry editing is a pain.

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>>59615834

>>59615824
You utter contrarian faggot, literally have to bullshit about Windows' capabilities to defend your autismOS.
https://www.howtogeek.com/111859/how-to-batch-rename-files-in-windows-4-ways-to-rename-multiple-files/

>>59615846
>fuck the wapanese exploding nuke.gif

>>59615839
>that script lets you overwrite your precious squid loli pics if the new random number happens to match one already in the folder.

No it doesn't, that's what the "while true" loop is for that doesn't break out of it unless that filename doesn't exist

[[ ! -f "$filename" ]] && break

The chances of it happening anyway are astronomically low, you'd have a better chance at winning the lottery big.

>>59615855
That's not the same thing as that script.

Replicate the functionality of that script.

>>59615865
why don't you write your scripts to be POSIX compliant instead of writing bash specific nonstandard garbage??

>>59615870
>MovingGoalposts.jpg
Next you'll tell them that they're OS borders have to match the ones in the OP for it to be a true 1:1 match.

>>59615870
>nitpicking because you got told
The only thing missing in there was generating a random number as the new filename, which there's no fucking way Powershell can't do.

>>59615880
I don't care about POSIX compliance or writing for compliance with ye olde ancient shells.

Even if you THINK you're being as compliant as you can with all those old shells, you're probably not. I learned that from Gentoo developers arguing over shell scripting compliance.

>>59615816
I would have been more impressed if your script analyzed the images and came up with a clever file name for them.

>>59615895
>>59615897
I'm not nitpicking or moving goalposts, I'm almost sure you couldn't replicate that script in powershell.

Do you even understand what the script is doing?

>>59615933
Man you're dumb

>>59615951
Re-write it in powershell then, go on.

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>>59615843
That's very true, but it's not like linux is super easy at every corner either.

>>59615787
>implying you can't just do python scripts, which are easier and more powerful than bash anyway

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>>59615683
I don't need to.

this thread is so fucking stupid, OP you should just kys immediately please for the better of mankind.

>>59615933
everyone knows you are wrong, but nobody wants to spend the next ten hours to install windows just to prove you wrong.

>>59615974
OP has been exposed, hes just trying to get someone to write a script for his pedo collection on Windows.

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>>59615787
>You could not write that script in batch/powershell
Have you ever seen properly utilized powershell scripts?
It's basically .NET lite

>>59615683
i am not a pedophile

>>59615974
Anon, I... Can't... You bested me
To be fair I also can't write it on Linux. Sucks to have to phonepost ;^)

yeah, sure you can

>>59615979
yes it is.
I couldn't find the source of your example, but this one is close to that:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/166809/how-can-i-disable-my-webcam
That answer also tells you to disable a specific the webcam the same way, but the first part of the answer is much simpler and closer to what you did on windows:

 sudo echo "blacklist uvcvideo" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

Then either reboot or

sudo rmmod uvcvideo

to remove the video driver.

Now you can argue that it is complicated that you need to know the name of a driver or that you need to type rather than click on a thing, but this is not really a task most users should do, only the person who admins the system should do so.

But if and when you come across something that you don't know how to do, searching for the solution is easy and the solution can be pasted and used directly.
What isn't easy is something like the dconf or the regedit systems where they are hard to search for AND hard to apply once you found the "solution".

>>59615683
>He doesn't understand how to create a basic UNIX timestamp in Batch and set it as a filename
>therefore windows does not know how to do it
Boy you sure are fuckin dumb. Also you can just as easily compile a program to do the same thing and add it to the context menu.

43 posts later nobody from windows camp haven't provide usable script/context menu integration example on windows platform.

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>>59616098
> it's not like linux is super easy at every corner either.
>yes it is
>except when it isn't!

>>59615839
>though seriously that script lets you overwrite your precious squid loli pics if the new random number happens to match one already in the folder.
Sorry Anon, but you just don't make the cut here. Maybe you should apply for an entry-level position somewhere else.

>>59616132
I don't think dconf is not representative of linux, but regedit is representative of windows.

>>59616160
I suppose that's reasonable.
But then again, once you've spelunked inside the registry enough you get a sense of how things work, archaic and legacy though they may be.

It's a nightmare but doing something like adding an extra contextual menu would be a 5 minute task at most.

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>>59616160
The Windows registry is a complete clusterfuck. Adding entries the first time around is extremely tedious. Fortunately you can export reg files so the hard part is always the first time around.
Also, if you want to get a context menu with linux distro-like functionality you have to resort to ricing with bblean or blackbox.

>>59615725
>>59615732
>>59615787
>>59615843

Yes, you can. It can't be done fairly easily in the registry. It been years since I did this but I
distinctively remember making RuneScape private servers as a kid and getting sick of remaking batch files for different tests and compiles. So I used some sequence of steps I followed on a forum guide to add a compile this context menu list. The code took whatever batch script code is for pulling selected right click file name. Then if feeds it to a compile and then runs if you choose or exits.

I'm stoned to be completely honest and can't remember shit. But I promise you, with some searching it's easily done. With bat and Shell too.

>>59616186
>five minute task at most
>winfag thinks five minutes is an acceptable timeframe for a rudimentary task

>>59615979
To be fair, while figuring out what you need to do might be hard, if you find someone who has solved the same problem you can pretty much just copy-paste the needed line(s) to command line, as opposed to Windows where you often need to navigate through half a dozen menus to change a simple setting.

>>59615816
i did that all the time when i actually spent a lot of time on the 4fags

>>59616270
Or find somebody that can use CLI for windows with its shit syntax. Those kind of people are becoming rarer by the year.

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>>59615816

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>>59615816
You must be browsing shit tier boards. every sekrit club worth being in will make fun of you for cuckchan unix stamps

You can very easily add your own scripts to the context menu in windows by win+r "shell:sendto" and adding a shortcut (or copying in the script itself).

>t. linux user

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Can you do this on Windows?

is this the new desktop thread

>>59616817
Nice kdb8

>>59616817
Looks like Mac OS X in 2007.

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post comfy OSes

>>59616266
>he's this much of a child to throw a tantrum over the duration of a typical mental block while squandering time he could be spending accomplishing something "productive" greentexting about his religion on an anime imageboard instead

>>59616817
yeah with the task switcher
but why would you, it's shit compared to having a pager on a panel of its own especially in plasma

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>>59616244
Forget registry editing. The easiest way to add context menu items is to just dump the file or shortcut into the SEND TO folder.

As far as writing the script, I'd do it in VBS. All it does is generate a random number and rename an input file that? Come on, man...

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>>59617353

>>59617523
these are way too busy and the fonts look horrible, never saw the appeal in workbench

>>59615683
Can you post the source?

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>>59617593
It's comfy af
There's even a game trying to recreate the feel of the Amiga days.

>>59617624
it's been forever since I played that, it was pretty nice

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>>59615683
I don't know why i even tried to prove you wrong, but at least now you know that you are

>>59617315
So it's better then the current release.

>>59617979
Never can get used to this syntax.

>>59615683
why would i want to change a neat organized filename with a timestamp and artist name into just a string of numbers?
i hear autistic people really are crazy about numbers so that might explain your post

>>59615880
He did. The fact he used two bracket test is because he's a moron.

>>59615843

Almost every part of Linux-based OS is 3rd party software faggot.

>>59615683

You can drag&drop on a script and you can drop onto shortcut to a executable file too. I have even made my Windoz do d&d on .sh files (cygwin).

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>>59617523
>>59617624
mein_neger.jpg

>>59615870
Cleverly disguised homework bait

>>59617979
Thanks I was about to write this.
OP is a faggot.
>OS wars

>>59616817
You gon share that pepe?

>>59615808
>>59615979
>>59616027
>>59616160
>>59616200
>>59616775
>>59618161
GNU/Linux*

Yes, you could also use WSL to run that shit same application.

>>59618772
>>>>59618161 (You)
>GNU/Linux*

I did not mess with my terms faggit. If you are autistic do it rite.

>random number

there is a date command you know

>>59616817
Yeah. Not with the same animations, but I can get have multiple desktops and move windows between them on Windows.

>>59617979
That's fucking unreadable but ok I'm proven wrong.

>>59615816
How much of a bitter faggit do you need to be to even think about doing this?

>>59615870
here you go famalam
https://pastebin.com/GWKbWjVb

>>59620752
Damn, now that's clean and readable, I am impressed.

>>59615683
I wish there was something to rename the pics in my 4chan folder to something descriptive.

>>59620834
Personal booru, eg hydrus network.

>>59616817
Be a cancerous frogposter? yes you can.

>>59615683
Holy shit, this is just what i needed, thanks.

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>>59615683
>lunix babbies need to write a script just to sort their files

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>>59617979

Fuck you & your degeneracy.

Go be furry somewhere else.

>>59617979
OP on suicide watch

>>59615843
I put my scripts into the sendto menu, it's just a shortcut in the shell:sendto directory.

>>59615683
Yes. Some decades ago when it seemed Jamendo wasn't a complete rippoff and actually packaged their downloads in a sane way I had an importer that basically unzipped the files copied them and renamed them in a sane way.

>>59620887
>Personal booru, eg hydrus network.
Thanks!

>>59615824

>even something this basic you can't do in powershell
Challenge accepted.

#!/usr/bin/env powershell

# We could be lazy and just tell Windows users to download shuf
# Instead, we roll our own generator using .NET's Random class
# Quite unfortunately, this has no NextLong() method, but we can improvise!
$random = New-Object Random
function random_timestamp()
{
    [long]$fst = [long]$random.Next(1400000000, 1469999999) * 1000
    [long]$snd = [long]$random.Next(0, 999)
    $fst + $snd
}

foreach ($filename in $args)
{
    $file = Get-Item $filename
    $extension = $file.Extension
    $timestamp = random_timestamp

    while (Test-Path "$timestamp$extension")
    {
        $timestamp = random_timestamp
    }

    Rename-Item $filename "$timestamp$extension"
}

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>>59615683
>not just leaving them as the MD5 filename you got from a booru

i've added a couple things to image context menus. one launches a screen grabbing program, which then immediately gives me the option to upload it to imgur, the other is for my album collections. i have foobar set up to only look for embedded cover art or cover.jpg. it's cleaner than have a million different filename variations for cover art. so if an album comes with a folder.jpg or IMG-001.png i just right click and it converts it to JPEG and saves as cover.jpg into the same directory.

they're very basic things but it proves you can add scripts to context menus just the same.

>>59615683
>Can you do this on Windows? Didn't think so.
being so fucking ignorant that you believe this to be true. Must be hard to be an idiot and act like a cunt trying to hide it.

>>59615880

The script starts with #!/bin/bash, so it stands to reason that the script is designed specifically for the bash programming language, and not necessarily on any old shell. Do you tell python scripters to use sh as well?

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>>59616817
Since windows 7.

>>59624175
what am i looking at here?

>>59624205
I guess he's showing off windows new multiple desktop feature

>>59624205
Autism.

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>>59615725

how to do pls

>>59624258
>new
Sysinternals before they got cut off from Microsoft had a very basic 4 workspace layout.

>>59624290
but it's a new feature in windows10 , right?

>>59615683
Yep. Its not easy because the knowledge and use of scripts on windows is limited to professionals/sysadmins. Where as in *nix, scripting is a must for average users.

Still, it just takes bit of research and should be feasible with either batch files or ps1 files.

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>>59624289
Become autistic enough to bother learning Powershell.

>>59615816
>>59615683
4chan X has a randomize filename option.

>1400000000000-1469999999999

>>59624289
edit the windows registry

>>59624316
Only in the sense that they threw in animations. Why it took them so long to even get official virtual workspaces is a mystery.

>>59615683
No. Only linux can give you autism.
Nobody can agree if that's a bug or a feature though.

>>59624355
>>59624416
or toss the script in the send to folder

>>59615683
But can you bind keyboard shortcuts to those custom actions? I use pcmanfm and I can't :(

>>59624538
AHK scripts on windows
>implying you can't keybind scripts on linux
pleb, it's possible

>>59615683
excuse me, can somebody explain to me, why is changing filenames to random numbers useful?

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>>59617979

Great taste and skill

>>59624609
I know how to add a shortcut to openbox, but I want the keyboard shortcut to work only when i select some images in the file manager.

>>59624794
>contextual keyboard shortcut binding
just write the script so if the extension isn't .jpg, .png, .gif, .tiff, .jaypegg, .superrealimageextension, to exit and do nothing.
also if the script is called with no files selected, the extension won't match and it will quit.

so you press the keyboard shortcut with /bin selected it doesn't rename it to a fake timestamp.

a keyboard binding should be bound, not contextual. Fix the script don't try to dick with dynamically binding and unbinding a script to a keybind based off of selection.

>>59615803
>he takes being an internet troll too literally
gtfo sollux

>>59624355

Most autists actually hate PowerShell. They just figure that it's Microsoft garbage, and it's not really Bash, so it must be shit. Despite its quirks, it's an alright language, and it is pretty powerful.

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<Linux has so little software to use that the GNUmales using it spend all day writing scripts to rename files over and over again

I guess you have to pass your waking hours somehow.

>>59624858
That makes sense, but how does the script know which files I selected in pcmanfm?

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>>59624887

>not taking trolling in the most literal and serious sense of the word

>>59624931
that is your problem. how is the script going to rename anything without a list of input?
if you have input you have filenames and extensions.

idk wtf pcmanfm is or why you need it so that's on you.
even if you tell me what is is and why you need it, it's still on you to figure that portion out.

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>>59617979
HAHAHAHA faggot it opens command prompt try again without it opening a window.

>>59615824
>in powerhsell

cstamp.bat:

@echo off
ruby "%USERPROFILE%\Scripts\cstamp.rb" %*

cstamp.rb:

ARGV.each do |image|
   loop do
      timestamp = 1400000000000 + rand(70000000000)
      extension = File.extname(image)
      filename = timestamp.to_s + '.' + extension
      break unless File.exist?(filename)
   end
   File.rename(image, filename)
end

cstamp.ps1:

oh wait who the fuck needs it

>>59621018
try sorting a folder of 1000 files
go ahead chum

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>>59625183
>ruby

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>>59625191
There's a japanese tagging program for that.

>>59625176
Easy. instead of calling the .bat directly just call a wrapper that executes the script with a hidden window.
http://www.ntwind.com/software/hstart.html

You act like scripting is exclusive to linux.

>>59625191
You would think anyone with enough autism to collect and sort that many files would enjoy doing it by hand.

>>59625234
>/NOUAC: run apps elevated without any UAC prompt
Don't download this, it's a virus.

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>>59625234
>>59625260
Yeah what the fuck windows users have to risk installing malicious/poorly made software just to have decent scripting abilities
>>59625229
such as...

>>59625260
So are non-Windows OS's but I don't see OP complaining

>>59625260
>requires license key
if UAC is so weak a scripting program can bypass it, it's not doing anything for you anyway.
That's interesting though, I wonder if they are just hiding the window and automatically pressing OK or actually exploiting some strange windows loopholes to bypass opening the prompt to begin with.

I don't blame you if you don't trust the binary, you can make your own wrapper in C that is a program that takes a parameter, and starts a console window using WINAPI that sets the window properties to hidden.

>>59625260
>>59625337
>ConfigMgr runs advertised programs as the local SYSTEM account which is not subject to UAC.
>windows local SYSTEM account bypasses UAC prompts

wow UAC so secure.

>>59625318
>>59625337
>>59625421
>>59615683
Screw all of you, Windows is better than Linux and it always will be. It doesn't matter that Linux is better at almost everything than Windows, Windows is better than Linux as a whole because of the sheer, insurmountable magnitude and importance of the single thing it does better.

run EXEs

>>59616817
LOL

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>>59625450
lol

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>>59625450
lulz

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>>59615787
> Arguing against something you are clearly wrong about so loudly

You are why people still use Windows. Nobody wants to sit with you and the other thousand circle jerking freetards and spend the rest of their lives trying to find menial/uninmportant features to use in their operating system superiority war.

>>59625450
>Linux is better at almost everything than Windows
Almost everything, except the most important part. The GUI is a shitshow and on a modern desktop I spend more time on the GUI then the CLI.

The icons are awful, the menus are awful, you can't customize them, the windows 7 start menu is the most glorious application to ever be created in the history of mankind. feeble unsuccessful attempts to butcher and recreate it in cinnamon and mate don't go unnoticed but fail to capture the true essence of the start menu.

tl;dr fix ur shit interface and make graphics in something other than GNU/paint u fukin software hobos

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>>59625183
>1400000000000 + rand(70000000000)

>>59625519
Oh, nice. A version of Wine that can run an RPG maker game.

Too bad there's no version of Wine that can run RPG maker.

>>59625590
The Windows start menu is an unnecessary piece of bloatware. If there's any program you use regularly, you should have it pinned to your taskbar; if there's any program you don't use regularly, it's faster to type it into a search box than to click through a bunch of nested pop ups.

And that's another thing: the taskbar is hideous. When will Windows get a dock already, jesus.

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>>59625699

>>59625699
>Adobe Photoshop is an unnecessary piece of bloatware. Instead you should be running Inkscape, GIMP, Pinta, Krita, or your own command line scripts to edit images. If you don't do everything just like me, a fellow NEET then this OS is too hardcore for you.

>Oh and another thing, Adobe Photoshop looks like shit. Just look at it.

Yeah... about that year of the linux desktop. You are just another blind fanboy. There is a reason people use Adobe Photoshop and not GIMP, there is also a reason people use a windows desktop and not your bullshit.

>>59625699
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k0SmqbBIpQ

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Post more cool Windows tricks and scripts please.

>>59625450
Linux is literally better at nothing other than administration and the fact it's open source. That's why it's dominant in the server and embedded device fields. Other than that Windows rules because what else can Linux do better than Windows?

> Security
Lol

> Speed
Of course when your operating system lacks basic features of a modern OS and is basically an ugly user mode shell over a taped together "UNIX but not really UNIX" kernel the performance may seem better.

> Compatibility
:^)

> Usability
:^)

> Applications
This one made me laugh

>>59625788
>There is a reason people use Adobe Photoshop and not GIMP
First of all, that's completely irrelevant to anything I said.

Furthermore, while Photoshop is clearly the superior software, it's about as far from free software as you can possibly get: you have to pay forever for one program. Sure, they keep rolling out updates to justify charging you more than once, but you can't even achieve a flat price by opting out of the updates, because you can't opt out of the updates. (Presumably because then they wouldn't be able to justify stealing all your fucking money.)

And beside all that, here's your reason why people use a windows desktop: because Windows doesn't have anything better. Taskbars are shit, start menus are shit, Windows is shit, and the only thing it's useful for is running programs Wine can't handle.

>>59625832
That's where you're wrong kiddo. Linux is more secure, deals much better with filesystem level permissions, filesystem path not hardcoded to C:\ laid out much more sane. It's actually used in the server environment because it is better at security, speed, and applications.

t.poster who claims linux has a shit GUI, shit desktop, and shit multimedia programs because they don't understand good design for GUI, only CLI.

>>59625832
>Security
Never said that.
>Speed
Never said that.
>Compatibility
Never said that.
>Usability
Never said that.
>Applications
Never said that. So now you're laughing at your own self. Good job.

>>59625864
Show me a linux deskop screenshot with a web browser open and I'll show you why it's shit compared to windows.
ChromeOS is the only OS I have seen on linux kernel that runs an interface that doesn't look and work like actual dogshit.

>>59625878
> Linux is more secure
:^) Give an example of a security feature Linux has that makes it so much more secure than Windows. Also don't try and pull the fallacy that Windows has more vulnerabilities discovered obviously due to the fact Windows is the dominant OS so obviously people are more focused on attacking Windows.

> Better file permission handling
Better is subjective. Being more complicated doesn't make something better btw :^)

> Filesysten path hardcoded to C:\
False Windows can use any letter it just chooses this as default for compatibility something Linux doesn't need to worry about :^). You can change it whenever :^) but you probably didn't know that.

> Its better at security, performance, and applications.

It is open source so someone can strip it down to its smallest form and keep the automation tools. That's why it's used in servers. Linux isn't better at anything but automation and the fact it's open source (I know im repeating myself here :^)) two things anyone with an OS can do really.

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>>59625933

>>59626090
Just one more.
> :^)
I'm done.

>>59615715
this
i hope you get raided OP

>>59625825
[Code]format c:[Code]

Makes you admin

>>59626104
KEK

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>>59625590
doesn't need a start menu
install gentoo

>>59625627
Are you for fucking real?
Please tell me this is bait and this nigger is not literally too stupid to use wine.

>>59626104
>tabs not sharing space with the titlebar
>no minimize menu on windows
>no taskbar with list of windows, need to alt tab or open a full screen view
>icons on your chrome are actually ok. I'm surprised.
>No process tray, only default system commands.
>Your proces tray if applicable would be an additional overlay arrow at the bottom left of your screen.

So your highly advanced OS removes features and then tells you: ACCCCTUALLY YOU SHOULD BE DOING THINGS MY WAY AND I DON'T REALLY LIKE HAVING A TASKBAR WITH WINDOW LISTS, SO I JUST REMOVED THAT AND THE MINIMIZE BUTTON INSTEAD OF MAKING IT AN OPTION YOU CAN CONFIGURE.

So on windows you have one taskbar that includes, process tray (system and 3rd party programs), start menu (system user control and 3rd party programs), list of all opened windows ON that display (seperate monitors or virtual desktops have their own window listing) always available, and a show desktop button all on one menu.

then on yours it takes up the same space as mine, but does a quarter of that, and it's at the top. I don't know if you can even move it to the bottom or sides.

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>>59626215
You're a faggot.

>>59626264
>shitty icons
>lol can't have application shortcuts and applications list on same menu.
>file explorer can't show clickable breadcrumb and allow text entry at the same time
>not default option of OS, look at all this time I spent tinkering to make it resemble a shadow of the default windows install

Damn I have been bested. My taskbar is transparent and my command window is solid black, and I like it that way.

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>>59625590
>gui
Windows implementation of GUI is awful, just look at those 250mb drivers, linux have no userspace driver since wayland arrived, kernel module for intel about 1mb, for nvidia 30mb.
Wayland consumes less memory, works much faster than everything else.

What's the point of making your desktop look good if you browse in a maximized window anyway. Why would you deliberately give your browser less space.

>>59625627
>Too bad there's no version of Wine that can run RPG maker.
uhh, anon...
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/rpg-maker-mv-now-has-a-linux-version-and-a-linux-game-export-option.9357

>>59626321
>can't tell where one window ends and another window begins. looks like you just cut black squares and deleted them using MS PAINT.
>ugly as shit top taskbar icons
>"taskbar" only contains quick launch icons and date time. what's even the point?
>tabs don't share space with titlebar. Looks like a windows XP IE browser with stacked toolbars.

Worst one yet. Ugliest and least functionality. You may as well just fullscreen TTY terminal.

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>>59615683
>nano

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Is this a secret desktop-thread now? :^)

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>>59626324
Because you can move to another workspace and see your waifu.

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>>59626449
Horo is worst wolf.

>>59615683
>GNU nano
>GNU
Nice outdated software, anon.

>>59615683
Why are you faking unix timestamps retard

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>>59626386
>can't tell where window eds.
It's st - simple terminal, supposed to work in tiling wm, it doesn't need borders.
>ugly icons
lol what? It's icons, you fucker. They exist to show what program that is.
>'taskbar smth
It's not important, I said use wayland protocol, not weston implementation. You kan use GNOME/KDE/Enlightenment which supports wayland and have more function, but I don't need them.

See how much memory graphic environment should use:
50mb, and it's not optimized to save memory even.

>>59626480
Don't talk shit about my waifu. That isn't even your desktop.

>>59626501
Nano is good editor. Know better?

>>59615979
i can disable any kind of usb video device with a single udev rule

SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SUBSYSTEM=="video4linux", ATTR{authorized}="0"

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>>59615683
>it's an autistic basement dwelling retard posts his useless code nobody fucking cares about episode

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>>59626532
Horo is used goods.

>>59615816
Maybe you should stop posting shitty content.

>>59626513
why even use 50mb of memory. Just use TTY framebuffer directly.
>the interface isn't shit, I don't even use an interface.
Nice argument.

>>59626640
>literally >>>/reddit/ the desktop
opinion discarded.

>>59626543
>Blanket blocking an entire subsystem to disable one device
Good job, retard

>>59615834
>>He doesn't realize that everyone already thinks hes an idiot for posting animegurl.jpg
>everyone
I don't recall allowing any retard like you to talk in my name.

>>59626640
>that theme
C O M F Y

>>59615715
fpbp

>>59617623
It's literally there. A handful of lines for you to type.

>>59626543

>Average Linux shill

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>>59626668
Horo is kill. RIP

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>>59615683
is this just a way to keep people from knowing that you're an autist trying to start a meme by making it look like people are saving your image and reposting it?

be honest

>>59626640
>>https://www.reddit.com/r/CrappyDesign/

>breadcrumb menu, can't click to type path.
>no minimize or maximize buttons.
>no application list on taskbar.
>no process tray on taskbar.
>taskbar isn't even there, it's just simplified to a single white color with text and system only icons.

You could probably compete with windows 3.0 marketshare.

>>59625550
I want to fuck Coraline's mom.
And Coraline too.

>>59626717
post more

>>59626672
you missed the point
i could block the one device, by any identifying property (model, serial, usb id's, etc)
can you block a range of devices based on their properties in windows? (asking, i'm not sure)

there's other neat things you can do with udev as well
i have a rule in there which runs a script when i plug a specific usb hdd in, which rsync's (backs up) certain things automatically to it

>>59626744
>he needs to be able to click everything
you must be 18+ to use this site

>>59623295
>having the 3d print context menu just wasting space
do yourself a favor and use the enterprise ltsb edition, it removes all that shit

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>>59626765
these are the only 2 images on my computer

>>59626788
>fox and grapes argument
>the linux interface is fine, i'm too hardcore to need it
>linux is only for hardcore NEETS like myself. go away.

Fallacy of an argument there bud, you are in denial if you think Linux GUI is even in the same ballpark as OS X or Windows 7. It's not, Linux GUI is shit.

>>59626712
Stop saving other peoples desktops and make your own. Or is that to difficult for your little brain?

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>>59626621
do not use my wife in shitposts

>>59626648
All i need is launcer for apps. Weston does this job perfectly.

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>>59626837
OS X is milky white baby shit
windows 7 is deprecated garbage

>>59626843
my desktop is literally a black screen, there is nothing to see

>>59626870
>my desktop is literally a black screen, there is nothing to see
You have shit taste. And I will not respond further to your posts.

>>59626892
Except you just did. Checkm8

>>59626870
>reddit bookmarks
>4chan bookmarks

The truth.

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>>59617979
B T F O
T
F
O

>>59626870
>HERE ARE MY NEET OPINIONS
>OS X IS MILKY WHITE AND SHIT
>posts desktop that could run on the commodore64's limited color palate.

next level denial.

>>59616347
Imageboards almost always use unix timestamps though
I think 8ch might be the only notable exception

>>59615683
Think you're missing the $ here:

for image in "@" ; do

works with

for image in "$@" ; do

>>59626803
>spend the entire night fucking with windows
or just, you know, delete the registry keys...

>>59626107
>get blown the fuck out
>get triggered by the passive aggressive smiley with the carrot nose
>w-well i'll just leave without any arguments i-i totally won this debate h-he thinks linux is trash w-what does he know i-i'm clearly smarter
Have one more. :^)

>>59626090
>I've never used Linux: the post
also the filesystem path is hardcored to C:\

>better is subjective
>follows up with a subjective statement

you clearly don't know shit about what you're talking about

Why would I want to?

>>59630453
He doesn't. I wrote the posts roasting shitty linux gui and i worte the post about windows shitty file permissions and hardcoded to C:\
I was going to reply but decided I didn't give a fuck to argue with some reatard.