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First for Freedom.

First for

Arch,

>>60412801
I wanted to be first :^(

:code: how do i post code :stopcode:

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Is this machine using proprietary software? Discuss.

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>>60412835
But you are.

>>60412923

like this

>>60412928
kill yourself

>>60412923
Use

>>60412923
[ code]your code[ /code]

>>60412964
Why are you upset?

[ code]your code[ /code]

Is there any way that I can get Catalyst Center-like GUI so I can control Color Saturation/Digital Vibrance. DriConf doesn't seem to work.

hello world

Is Ubuntu good for gaming?

Remember! Do not give people solutions to homework. Teach a man to fish... etc.

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What are some cool terminal commands?

>>60413031
Yes!

>>60413067
>>60413031
How much does Canonical pay you for posting?

>>60413042
So reference books should all be burned?
Thats how you learn to code retard.
You learn the syntax and then you apply it after reading it.
Proffesional programmers just read a reference book when working on something new they havent nessecarly used previously.

Thats how it works faggot

>>60413085
There is nothing wrong with referencing material, but having someone give you the solution should not be allowed. Most professors would not allow such a thing.

sfg

>>60413122
So the solution cant be referenced and written again your own way?

its just a reference

>>60413079
Nothing, but where could I apply?

>>60413144
No, that kinda defeats the purpose of doing homework and learning how to develop algorithms.

>>60413161
>develop algorithms.
Which you would look up in a reference book and figure out how to do it?

You're wrong, accept it.Get over your elitism

>>60413183
You could reference functions that you have forgotten about or how to use. And no I'm not wrong, any accredited institution would forbid looking up the answer and merely copy and pasting.

>>60413217
>copy and pasting.
Did i say that?
No.
I said look at the given example and then do it your own way,learning how each part works and how it functions within the rest of the code.


Next you're going to tell me looking at iptables command chains is illegal and cheating

>>60413217
>learning to program without studying other peoples code
Have fun being a shitty programmer

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>>60412742
Why something but gentoo even exists?

>>60413264
fuck off namefag

>>60413264
poor hardware needs binaries

>>60413242
You are still getting the answer though one way or another. Not sure what you aren't understanding.

Why the fuck do i keep getting a connection error when i try to post my code?

>>60413292
Same happened here before. Try without code tags.

>>60413286
And looking at a reference chart would give you the answer aswell.

What changes what is in the book vs what someone posts?

Nothing.

redpill me on antivirus software

>>60413043
>in napoli the other day
>notice LinuxMint 'LM' logo
>its blue
>its being used by another company

Several lupin billboards in Aversa area too

>>60413326
It would give you the answer directly though.
>What changes what is in the book vs what someone posts?

The book wouldn't have the exact source code to a solution. It would clarify any syntax issues you don't understand or remind you of function that could be used.

>>60413349
>redpill
the ((((jews)))) own them.

>>60413365
*wouldn't

>>60413317
I cant tell what's triggering it but it's not the

 tags. Uname. Bin. Bash.

>>60413292
cloudfare anti sql injection

>>60413404

cat code | curl -F "file=@-" https://0x0.st

>>60413420
t-thanks

>>60412742
What's the best way to setup an mpd configuration? Just like this?

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Music_Player_Daemon#Local_configuration_.28per_user.29

>>60413031
>Is Ubuntu good for gaming?
Most Linux gamers use Arch because you get better performance with newer drivers and packages. Especially if you're using pretty new hardware.

The NetworkManager bug where if you suspend and then resume the network mamanger cannot show SSID's or connect to anything STILL has not been patched. Wtf

>>60413761
>[Return] [Catalog] [Top] 47 / 4 / 11 / 1 [Upda
This

>>60413779
>only on systemd

>>60413857
I even restarted the NetworkManager.service and it will not connect.

God dammit

>>60413901
its a systemd problem, not NetworkManager.

this is what happens with you integrate everything

>>60413948
yeah well not using systemd is a pain in the ass in my experience

>>60413761
epic meme

>>60413948
>>60413901
>>60413779
What are you guys talking about. It works fine for me.

>>60413948
dank meme

>>60414078
He's right you know

>>60414089
your distro probably patched it, its like a 2+ year old problem

>>60414096
thanks!

>>60414089
What version of nm-applet are you using? The bug exists with version 1.8.0-1, which I believe is the cause of the bug, not with NetworkManager itself

What does /fglt/ think of st?

>>60414121
bloat, just use xterm

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>>60414078
Retard. Do you think that newer driver versions don't improve on performance? You think the same of kernel versions?

>>60414145
dumb frogposter

>>60414114
>your distro probably patched it, its like a 2+ year old problem
But I have the problem on arch, using the latest version

>>60414163
I'm using Arch and I don't have this problem.

>>60414163
Arch is cool. I'm using it, too.

>>60414163
>Arch
wew man, i was serious

>>60414163
Arch linux patched it a long time ago.

>>60414179
>>60414180
I'm using Arch aswell. It's the best OS for pro gamers.

>>60414179
What version of Networkmanager and network-manager-applet

>>60414208
I wonder why im still having this issue then

>>60414208
GNU/Linux*

What is better, xterm or urxvt?

>>60414244
urxvt

>>60414250
Why?

>>60414244
xterm

>>60412742
Will Linux ever be usefull for anything other than tinkering, shitposting and haxor distros?

>>60413966
Did you even tried gentoo?

>>60414303
no

>>60414313
Yes I have. I had way too many issues setting things up so eventually just called it quits. Example policykit problems etc. etc.

I want to learn Perl, what do? Any good books or websites?

>>60414315
Sad. I'd pay good money for a Linux or Unix OS that has ONE way of doing thing. One desktop enviorment etc, That you could use professional software for music, foto, video, etc that you could install on regular laptops (not be tied to a hardware manufacturer like Apple). Linus you done goofed

what's a good linux distro that isn't freetard like debian?

>>60414388
get a torrent of books called 'programming perl' and 'learning perl', sites like perlmonks, perlmeme and perlmaven.

>>60414455
ubuntu

>>60414455
Arch,

Linux

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>>60414434
>>60414455
>>60414303
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.

xterm is the defacto terminal for GNU/Linux. Any program is guaranteed to work for it and I don't have to worry about using a special compiled version of xterm for any program.

>>60414488
We just say Linux because we're not autistic.
>Car
>exuse me, sir.. the correct term is an automobile.
>a car could be a carriege, chariot, the passenger compartment of an elevator, the part of an airship or balloon that carries the passengers and cargo
>please refrain from commiting this mistake in the future

>"You must be GNU here"
I hope you didn't post that under the assumption that GNU is pronounced with a silent G.

>>60414434
Fedora.

>>60414303

I used to share the same opinion but after having moved from Windows (7/8.1/10) to OS X and now finally to Xubuntu. I can honestly say I haven't had a problem with it. The transition was fairly painless, a couple of hours searching to make sure everything would work as well as reading other peoples comments regarding my laptop was all it took.

All the development work I do is cross-platform, none of the software I need to use is windows specific or mac specific. I get solid battery life on par with Windows 10 and as far as I'm concerned it hasn't even stuttered or coughed at me.

Admittedly I do handle our AWS instances so I have a little background with the operating system to begin with. I'd be willing to say GNU plus Linux is already critically useful for servers my friend.

Ps. Albert and AllTray-Dev (Release is broken) confirmed for making my life too fucking easy.

>>60414520
st-wayland is defacto terminal in linux.

What are some good books or web resources to learn shell scripting?
When I say shell scripting, I don't mean Bash. There are many on bash; I mean
Bourne Shell, aka sh.

>>60414663
Every single distro will come with xterm if it comes with a terminal emulator, even LFS has xterm as one of its packages.

I would like to start using Hypervisor type 1 for my (very) small company.
Which one would you recommend ? If possible free for professional use or with a single cost.
My only experiences are type 2.


We would like to find an alternative to hMail on Linux to filter mail. Thunderbird is not powerfull enough.
The idea is to check 200 mails account, look for keywords, then redirect them to an other mail account where an human will check the message.


I'll deploy Seafile for my company, and for different reasons I need a GUI.
Which Linux and which DE ? Right now my tests are on a Xubuntu LTS (I need a software only avalaible with PPA), should I stay on XFCE for the final version or switch to something else ?

>>60414629
No. Fedora is still GNU

Adobe, Reason, Cubase, AutoCAD, 3dsMax..

>>60414434
Ubuntu was meant to be what you want (with Unity as the only DE, proprietary companies (like Valve) supporting it exclusively, etc), but they failed.

>>60414671
bump

>>60414699
Not debian, not gentoo, not fedora, not arch.
No one in fact.
Xterm - old and bloated piece of shit, it was even written in README.

>>60414485
>>60414488
XD

>>60414808
What's so funny?

>>60414775
I'd love a RTOS *ix like QNX only modern.. Why haven't anyone done it? Now Google is working on it, but I don't want to install Google bootnet.

>>60414671
OP -> copypasta collection -> shell

>>60414866
ty

>>60414804
I can remember from experience that xterm came with debian or fedora along with the DE specific one. xterm isn't old or a piece of shit, it's fine to use.

>>60414866
you should rename it to something like "fglt tips" or something
copypasta collection sounds like navy seals

Fluxbox is comfy af

>>60415078
It's a pretty awesome WM to use.

>>60415092
Recommend any themes?

>>60414911
It's 33 years old.

>>60415102
I don't see how that's a bad thing.

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What the fuck happened here /g/

So I ran

 systemctl --user enable mpd.service

To get mpd running. When I had did a start, the whole process froze. So I figured maybe it was just something that needed to be setup on boot.

Go to relog in via lightDM , pops up "Could not connect to session bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-sWdREA5FOX: Connection Refused"

open up a tty2, and login that way (although it takes a ufckload of time). Startx, works fine.

Can't disable mpd to disable it per user, just doesn't let me. pops out

 Failed to disable unit: Process org.freedesktop.systemd1 exited with status 1 

Any ideas?

So two questions, dmenu is the recommended application launcher and xbindkeys is the recommend program to bind a key to open dmenu, yes?

>>60415412
Yes!

>>60415439
Well alright then. I'm not usually into suckless tools, but dmenu is pretty cool.

guys, i'm new to gnu/linux.
so, i've just installed arch, everything is perfectly fine, but each reboot i have no internet. i have to dhcpcd every time. what's the reason? help me out, senpaitachi.

>>60415484
Is the dhcpcd service enabled?

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I need help with my urxvt.
I have installed Inconsolate for Powerline and now i want to use it as the font for my urxvt.
It somehow doesnt work (see screenshot).
What do i need to do?

>>60415101
Corvus

>>60413761
If I use Antergos, will it be the same thing as Arch?
And how are the AMD drivers in Arch?

>>60414485
Systemd/Linux

>>60414721
>I want a linux distro that runs software that doesn't run on linux distros

You're definitely the first one, anon.

what is the right way to say gentoo?
I say ge as in gennin and too as in toon

>>60412995
He laments his inability to deblob his hoverboard.

Anyone knows the toolchest Irix appplication? It is somewhat like the old windowmaker main menu.
Is there anything similar to that for Mint/MATE?

>>60416082
jen - two

>>60414849
Hard RTOS may wouldn't give you smooth experience on desktop. It's good for embedded and possible mobile devices though.

>>60414911
Have you read its readme?

>>60415686
SOMEONE? AAAAAAAAAAAH

>>60416157
>Until QNX 6.5, there was a full windowed desktop environment, with the Photon window manager.

I used QNX on the desktop when developing a DARPA Grand Challenge vehicle from 2003-2005. Back then, at QNX 6.21, you had the window manager, the Eclipse development environment, Firebird (Firefox before the name change), and Thunderbird. Then QNX marketing cut off the free version, and all the free software projects stopped making builds for QNX. Desktop usability went downhill from there.

The desktop environment had very consistent performance, because QNX doesn't swap. (It's a real time system, after all.) I could run the real-time vehicle control system and simulator at a higher priority than the desktop and not have it miss a timeout while doing compiles and web browsing at a non real time priority.

I miss QNX. It's much simpler and saner than Windows or Linux. Yet all of POSIX is available..

>>60416365
>>60416157
>During college, I was hired by a small company that specialized in QNX based software to port several Unix utilities (I remember porting finger and at least one other program---I don't recall). It wasn't that bad as its POSIX support (even in the mid-90s) was pretty good.

>What really blew me away about QNX though, was that the network was invisible. You could construct a command line on machine A, to run a program on B with a file on C, redirect the output to a program on D with that output going back to A. My boss, sitting in the office next to mine, would run a communications program on his system while using the modem connected to my computer. Wild stuff.

>I also had a friend that owned a software company selling commerical X Window servers for a variety of systems. Their fastest version ran on QNX.

recently switched to ubuntu, how do i change where my folders "documents, downloads, music, pictures.." are, currently they're on my boot ssd, but I want them on my HDD

>>60415412
use dmenu2, added some sanity to the suckless version

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May I make the next thread?

>>60415569
Did you run xrdb ~/.Xresources?

>>60416550
yes

Linux is so comfy desu :3

>>60416585
why?

>>60416592
Idk just is

>>60416612
LOL

Hurd 1.0 when?

>>60416644
Hehe :D

>>60416683
Already 1.0. The Hurd will save us soon.

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>>60416741
The current version is 0.9, retard.

>>60416760
And it might as well be 0.0

>>60416794
LOL

>>60416794
hahahahah

>>60416741
Nice piece of shit kernel you got there faggot, just more trash from GNU.

>>60416979
REKT

>>60416979
LOL

>>60416989
Not only that, but less people are using it meaning it's insecure. More eyes means more security.

>>60416979
How can I completly de-GNU my Linux?

>>60415686
It's the same as Arch but easier and with some extra goodies. I dunno anything about AMD, never had one of their processors.

>>60417030
GNU BTFO
how will they ever recover?

>>60415686
Antergos is a shitty noob distro, learn the terminal and understand linux.

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>>60417076
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.

>>60417104
GNU is bloated trash, fucking stallman can't program worth shit.

>>60417138
bump >>60417069

>>60417057
Easier means worse, when you make it easier for noobs to understand it becomes mainstream and flooded with idiotic plebs who will ruin it. Look at wunbuntu, it shouldn't even be called linux.

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How do we save her lads? ;__;

All of the cool generals have irc channels on rizon. /fglt/ is not cool

>>60417186
>reeeeee fucking normies
>leave my underground os alone
>normies dont deserve freedom
>normies go to windows
>reeeeee

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>>60417186

>>60417229
When you're a retard who can't read the manual and want everything to be made easier to cater to you yes you should fuck off back to windows.

>>60417229
when someone asks how to install skype again, ill remind you of your post

>>60417357
Stop treating normies as toddlers. Just explain them why they shouldn't and show them better replacements.

>>60417186
>using the word noob in 2k17
these elitist autists are truly cringey

!!! The following installed packages are masked:
- kde-apps/libkonq-16.08.3::gentoo (masked by: package.mask)
/usr/portage/profiles/package.mask:
# Andreas Sturmlechner <[email protected]> (06 May 2017)
# Follow-up to 16.12.3 stabilisation - the remaining split
# kde-baseapps are now either part of konqueror:5 or obsolete.
# Masked for removal in 30 days.

- kde-apps/plasma-apps-16.08.3::gentoo (masked by: package.mask)
/usr/portage/profiles/package.mask:
# Andreas Sturmlechner <[email protected]> (06 May 2017)
# Unused Plasma 4 runtime cleanup, masked for removal in 30 days.

For more information, see the MASKED PACKAGES section in the emerge
man page or refer to the Gentoo Handbook.

What did they mean by this?

>>60417220
i remember wacking off to her as a kid. RIP

>>60417269
Same here, how about helping those "retards"?

>>60417269
>when you don't babysit your os like an autist with lots of time to spend

>>60417473
The comments explain it.

Is there a comfy system log viewer or should I just use less?

Installing manjaro openRC since systemDs messages have been less than helpful

What am I in for?

>>60417671
Probably okay

>>60417498
I'm a babby, I can't read.

I'm running a C# program that finds the first 10^6 prime numbers and mono is only using one of my four hyperthreaded cores. How can I change that?

>>60417565
cat

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So I get these fuckload of log spam every time I start my OS. Functionally I know they don't hurt, but I think they are what make my boot up time a bit longer since it boots quicker when I disable iommu. Anything I can do about it?

>>60418227
you dont need iommu

>>60418269
Yes, I do

My USB ports don't function without it for some reason then I have no mouse and keyboard.

I use netctl to manage my network.
I have a udev rule that sets the mtu to 9000 on eth0.
When i boot the card comes UP but has no ip address.I have to manually set it DOWN and then 'netctl start profile' to get an ip.How do i make this manual process automated?I have the netctl profile enabled on startup but it seems the udev rule is messing with it and prevents it from being assigned

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If you guys are truly nice you will give the respect I deserve as a windows user :)

>>60418350
>using something with source code you can't read
spoopy

>>60418635
You're using the 4chan imageboard,which code you cannot see

>>60418660
It's not running on my machine you fucking retard

>>60418727
You are interacting with the code,it is then sending you the result,you are running it when you recieve results from POSTS

>this week excuse again

>>60418742
Huge difference

>>60418753
None at all, do you know what the server is doing with your posts?What data it is harvesting and where it is sending it?

>>60418761
I don't care

>>60418772
But you care about the OS source code behind hidden,yet you dont care what this gook is doing with your data.,
Hyporcrite

>>60418778
>Hyporcrite
Nope. You're fucking moving my own damn goalpost fuck off.

>>60418790
>still submitting data to unknown sources

>>60418808
REKT

>>60418808
>still not executing on my machine

>>60418827
Bruh
php
javascript

bad thread

good thread

>>60418861
bad post

>>60418902
bad reply
>>60418884
good post

>>60418861
I don't like your attitude

>>60418937
*you're

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>>60418861
BaD THrEaD

>>60418937
I don't like myself.

>>60418962
LOL

arch is the best

>>60419003
Yes!

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screenfetch or neofetch?

I read the wiki article on babbies first Distro, and have been trying out Manjaro in a VM. Will it break unexpectedly in ways that I can't fix if I barely started to get familiar with the terminal? Should I not push my luck and just go with Ubuntu first?

>>60419040
screenfetch, neofetch is too reddit

>>60419040
ufetch

>>60419040
linuxlogo

>>60419055
screenfetch dev is considering abandoning it and just contributing to neo

>>60419102
[cititation needed]

>>60419102
t. neofetch dev

>>60419040

neofetch doesn't have the lo/g/os logo
screenfetch does

>>60419102
t. reddit

>>60419141
t. screenfetch dev

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>>60419173
That's actually where i saw him say it. Devs from both projects post of Reddit. Go figure. Check out his activity. He hasn't done shit this year.

>>60419314
It's pretty hard to improve upon perfection

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>>60419165
I was just going to post this. Fuck neofetch desu. Doesn't support our distro. No doubt he rejected it. Fuck him.

Found an old Vaio laptop from 2007 and I am planning to give it to mama, what is the best distro to use if she just uses facebook, save pictures from her iPhone, email, Excel and Google things. Also she is just familiar with Windows 7

>>60419356
hostname/10

>>60419449
Just install windows.

>>60419449
Xubuntu is a really easy transition.

Can someone help me figure out why portage keeps pulling in ati drivers, instead of amdgpu?

My make.conf has

VIDEO_CARDS="amdgpu radeonsi"

>>60417057
ty

>>60419040
gondofetch

>>60417745
Then delete gentoo you fucking pleb
kde-apps/libkonq-16.08.3 and kde-apps/plasma-apps-16.08.3 will be removed in 30 days.
These are still in the tree so that users can decide what they should do

>>60419529
1. package.mask
2. issue emerge
3. check warnings

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what's the best way to eliminate screen tearing?

>>60420174
compton

Out of the blue mpv is no longer maximizing from being called.
I've tried fullscreen and maximize but it does not do anything.Help

I'm trying to install streamlink, and there's a package (pycrypto) blocking one that would be pulled in (pycryptodome) and I'm not looking to unmerge pycrypto since so many packages depend upon it.

I have a local overlay setup, or thought I did, but I can't force portage to pull from that and install pycryptodome as a separate, independent installation. Is this even the right thing to do in the first place? I couldn't figure out how to slot this, so I tried this instead.

What do?

What is the most minimalist terminal available?

>>60420490
alt+F2

>>60420490
https://hyper.is/
Written in javascript so you know it's good.

>demu is deprecated
>install rofi
>installs rofi
>puts rofi on keybind
>press skeybind
>literal nothing happens

>"rofi is better"
weew

>>60420490
st

>>60420571
Dmenu 4.7 was released recently.

>>60420612
It was basically just a version bump

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>>60420490
cool-retro-term

>>60420656
Looks ugly

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so just installed vim and tmux for the first time today

do people normally replace their bash with tmux, so when you hit alt ctrl T or something it defaults to tmux?

also recommend things to install on vim that would make it easier coming from visual studio

>>60420683
It looks especially good with Fallout 3 inspired theme.

>>60420725
bash is a scripting language
tmux is a terminal muxer
They are not the same thing

>>60420725
> do people normally replace their bash with tmux, so when you hit alt ctrl T or something it defaults to tmux?
No.

Vim:
http://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com

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ITS HAPPENING
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/05/ubuntu-guest-sessions-login-disabled

>>60420752
I thought bash was the "bourne again shell?"

>>60420752
>>60420761

so when people open their terminals, they type in tmux every time? Thx for the link, i went through vim tutor but I need some more practice

>>60420571
use dmenu2

>>60420247
mpv --fullscreen file

>>60420780
It's pointless to spawn a new session every time you open your terminal.

>>60420841
well if you want to bisect your terminal (i just use gnome) then you have to type in tmux before you an use any of the commands? Is there something I'm missing?

>>60420764
>17.04
>not using KDE with sddm
you asked for it

>>60420247
RTFM. Literally.

>>60420833
Yes,but i just want maximized screen,and it was fine with the config option 'maximized=yes'.But now it isnt

I need help with my first arch Install, i'm trying to a plain dm-crypt with a USB stick and it worked fine until I removed it for the first time. Now it doesn't boot at all. What did I miss?

>>60420864
>man mpv
>1 result
>

search 'maximize
>      drc[=method:target]
              Applies dynamic range compression. This maximizes the volume  by
              compressing  the  audio signal's dynamic range. (Formerly called
              volnorm.)

>>60420851
Why would you want to open lots of new terminals? You have tmux's splits and windows.

>>60420881
> arch

>>60417076

No thanks bait man, i don't want to do the exact same thing over and over when i install a distro, better i pickup something that comes with something i will be installing anyway without the need to be bloated too

>>60420903
well, like you don't always have an open terminal window, so when you decide to work on something, you open terminal, and then you would have to type in "tmux" every time to get the bar on the bottom of your terminal and start running tmux/bisecting panels n stuff

>>60417186

Reading to you looks like it failed to not be flooded

>>60420893
You asked about fullscreen. Then tweak your window manager. It's not that hard usually.

>>60420926
> you don't always have an open terminal window
I do.

> you would have to type in "tmux"
Make an alias.

>>60420386
Tfw no replies.

>>60420943
No, i didn't,i clearly said maximize in my orginal post.
Its not the wm,nothing has changed.The wm config hasent been changed in 5 years

>Ranger image preview for urxvt requires pixbuf support and arch linux ships with it disabled so if you want image preview with urxvt you need a build from AUR that has it enabled
What a piece of shit, goddamn.

>>60420959
>alias

this is what I was looking for, thanks!

>>60420988
>customization
>a bad thing

>>60420988
>AUR when you can just use ABS

>>60420994
It works perfect for xterm and st out of the box, don't have to bullshit around with urxvt to get image preview.

is it forbidden or bad practice to install compiled pkgs in /usr/local/bin ?

>>60421077
No

>>60420988
>What a piece of shit, goddamn.
then use a normal fm like pcmanfm and gpicview

>>60421053
So take 5 seconds and compile a verson that has support for it and be on your way?

>>60421126
Why should I be inconvenienced and do extra work when trying to get simple convince.

>>60421143
I dont need pixbuf support on my urxvt,why should i be inconvenienced and have it on yb default?
BLOOOOAT

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>>60421143
>trying to get simple convince.
>use arch

>>60420959
>>60420989

Okay, actually what I did was add "tmux" to the end of .bashrc, and that worked

>>60421183
Arch linux is convenient most of the time, but sometimes makes me do extra work like if I want to configure st I need to install it manually to get the config file just so I can get scrollback because those dumbasses at suckless thought it was a real smart fucking move to not include it.

I cant seem to change my shell back to bash.
i chsh /bin/bash,fine,but it dosent default to bash
Is there some file i need to source?

>>60421441
Did you try logging out and logging back in?

>>60421494
Dont need to,each terminal thats brought up would reflect these new changes.Thats how it worked when i was changing from bash and between differnt shells within the same session

>>60420490
urxvt, xfce4-terminal

Linux is dead

>>60422046
RIP

chronos@localhost / $ sudo sh ~/Downloads/crouton -e -t xfce.
Downloading latest crouton installer...
######################################################################## 100.0%
Invalid target "xfce.".

Trying to get linux on a chromebook as advice from /g/, got stuck on step 1. Anyone know what is wrong here?

>>60422202
Wait, what is crouton??

>>60422258
Little cubes of bread you add to salads and such.

tech-competent winbabby here. I want to finally switcht to linux. Is Fedora good choice?

>>60422279
It's alright.

>>60422279
I also want to feel like a cyberpunk with a transparent minimalist terminal window and stuff

>>60422273
Hehe, good one

>>60422258
An linux installer from github I guess. I'm just following the steps.

>>60422299
Then install arch linux.
https://arch-anywhere.org/

>>60422299
Your choice of distro actually have very little effect on that. You can rice any GNU/Linux distribution.

>>60422325
ok it's between Void and Fedora, which do I do

>>60422367
Void

>>60412742
USE

THE

GOD

DAMNED

SUBJECT

>>60422833
h*ck off!

I'm using rofi with run mode. Apparently it should show my frequently used programs first, but I wasn't able to see how to do that. I know of drun, but I don't want to put stuff on the desktop manually.

>>60422202
Are you not able to simply boot from a USB on a chromebook? Wtf

>>60422202
Remove the period. It should be "xfce", not "xfce."

>>60419356
What is dis distro? Is this the answer for nyaapanstu trolling?

How do I replace this debian icon next to my applications icon in Ubuntu MATE?

>>60413264

>being so pathetic that you post the same picture over and over again because you think it makes you special that you installed software other people have made

Kill yourself.

>>60413779

Works on my machine with 1.8.

>>60417473

>as a kid
>videos are 2 years old

15 years old spotted on a website which prohibits posting for such people.

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>>60423783
forgot the picture

>>60423952
gconf maybe

i dont really understand how USE flags work, when im supposed to add them to portage conf, when im not etc. etc.

help me to understand please

Can someone post the one-liner using sed that gives you an epeen based on uptime?

>>60424043
add them to make.conf if you want to enable them globally. add them to package.use if you only want the use flag for one package.
example for globale use flags:

USE="x alsa gtk"

example for local use flag:

media-video/ffmpeg  openal openh264 opus oss wavpack webp x265

obviously you'd want x alsa and gtk as a global useflag because they affect the whole system while the other useflags only make sense for ffmpeg

>>60412742
How do I play windoze games on weenux?

>>60424719
wine

>>60413043
grep and y

>>60424770
>y
What did he mean by this?

>>60425112
maybe yes

>>60425195
Why would you need that program?

>>60425207
That's a good question as a small loop can replace it.

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