/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

First for Arch,

!

Explain this
>>60450281
>>60450154

>>60450328
>asp
Use asp its literally the same thing

>>60450424
if it's the same thing, why call it differently?

>>60450447
>HURR DURR
>IT WORKS DIFFERENTLY
Its the same god damn thing

>>60450476
I'm not complaining about the change itself
I'm complaining because I still don't get it

>>60450510
They dont want to deal with abs anymore.They are removing it.asp is now how you interact with it.
Stop being autistic

How do i use apparmor and audit without it spamming me tty(before i even log in) with log spam?

>>60450538
but what's the difference between the two
why is it hard to maintain abs and not asp
my brain is itching and I want to know

>>60450584
Go fucking ask their IRC.
This is how it is.Make your own fork and have nothing but abs as the sole means of installation if you wanted

I need to disable i3lock on lid close, but for the life of me I can't find out how. every path google puts me down shows nowhere that i3lock is called. it's only mentioned once in the i3 config, which I've changed to no effect.
All the help I'm finding has the opposite problem of not knowing how to activate i3lock on lid close, so presumably I did one of them at some point several browsers ago.
Help pls.

>>60450788
Stop using Google.

>>60450806
how helpful and friendly. it's startpage.

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What are some cool terminal commands?

>>60450836
cat

>>60450836
tac

Is spending lots of my free time learning Gentoo and it's intricacies going to be worth it in the long run? Is Gentoo really as powerful and worthwhile as people make it out to be?

>>60450907
No.
Its more of a hobby os then arch is

>>60450907
It's just like any other distro.

>>60450919
>>60450923
Both of these posts are false, unfortunately.

GNU/Linux noob here, should I install ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS or ubuntu 17.04 what's the actual difference?

>inb4 install windows

It's all the same, people just have trouble to get it.
Just use whatever you want.

>>60450961
Unfortunaly it isnt.
EVERY source based distro is a old mans hobby distro.By the time you're done updating your system you have an entirely new set of packags you need to compile.Gentoo is just a game to see if you can compile 100% of the time,you even stop using your os and just watch the compile

What is the most stable distro, I tried Ubuntu Gnome 17.04 and Fedora 25 so far, after I'm done installing everything I need (Chromium, Pycharm, Discord, Text editors and gnome extensions) shit manages to crash or break in some way. How do I achieve something that will work for long periods of time with no crashes or anything breaking?

>>60451015
Debian stable.

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>>60450836

stig

it's a new tui client for transmission-daemon, pic related

https://github.com/rndusr/stig
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/stig/

Enjoying no games faglords. Come back to windows it's more secure than that hobby OS. Nobody professional works on it.

>>60451087
RHEL.

>>60451105
Okay, kid.

How do i make bash have similar fuzzy completion as zsh?

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>>60451087
>and then he said " Enjoying no games faglords. Come back to windows it's more secure than that hobby OS. Nobody professional works on it."

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>>60451087

bad troll is bad

>>60451087
wtf I love windows now

>>60451118
At least we can agree on something, haha

>>60451120
What exactly do you mean by fuzzy?

>>60451132
>>60451105
you still replied

>>60451132
He/she wasn't that bad considering that he/she has up to 5 replies

>>60451099
>sheckel hat is now "professional"

Making Red Hat as main linux OS is a good thing, /g/?

@60451152
Not anymore!

>>60451145
I could type 'linux-' <TAB> and a list of things that have "linux-" in them within the given folder would popup as a selection,then using <TAB> again would cycle between the available options

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>>60451174
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.

Devuan is my wife's son's name, lol

>>60451202
bind 'tab:menu-complete'

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https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/6bf78x/i_named_my_daughter_linux/

>>60451202
>>60451120
Put this in your .bashrc

bind 'set show-all-if-ambiguous on'
bind 'TAB:menu-complete'

I'm glad the "((()))" spammer and anti-RMS shill has left these threads.

>>60451263
Thank you for reminding him to come back.

To those who spread the misinformation about wannacry on GNU/Linux. Are you proud of yourself? Do you think this fearmongering belongs into a friendly thread? Why did you link to that stupid youtuber who can't differentiate between a system and a kernel?

Compared to Windows, GNU/Linux is a lot more secure in virtually every distribution.

>>60451263
>>60451267
I'm so happy to have made a major impact on /fglt/, you must have really woken up.

>>60451270
telemarketers

any way to fix shitty font rendering in fedora?

>>60451267
>him
It's a girl actually

>>60451267
I neve left baby

>>60451270
What misinformation are you referring to? Wanna cry can harm a GNU system assuming WINE is installed. That's really all anyone is saying.

What is your favorite init system?

>>60451355
BSD style plaintext scripts

>>60451355
I don't have a favorite. Historically I have always used systemd, but am considering making the switch to OpenRC.

>>60451355
arch

>>60451239

there is no way in hell that's real. i wanna see a fucking birth certificate.

>>60451326
Do you know what wannacry does on a system?

>>60451395
it encrypts files

What to do when http://domain.com:81 redirects correctly to https://domain.com but http://domain.com just gets connection error? I'm using apache2 and ubuntu server.

>>60451395
Yes, do you?

>>60451419

r/techsupport is that way

>>60451449
friendly thread!!!

>>60451419
>>60451479
You'll probably have a better chance finding your answer on Reddit than you will here.

>>60451419
ask sqt,

so how do i listen to a radio stream using mpd/ncmpcpp? I put the address into a .m3u file, but that timeouts

>>60451571
curl the stream and put the real address into the m3u

How do i enable apparmor for kernels other then mainline?
The config option is set in the kernel,but im unable to start apparmor

>>60451419
You need better CNAME rules my man.

>Trump orders backdoors in linux kernel
>Lincucks cucked again

>>60451406
Okay, how does it do that?

>>60451443
Yes. Aren't you bothered as well?

>>60451419
Probably apache is listening 81 and 443, change it to 80 and 443.

>>60451612
archwiki

>>60451648
Bothered about what, malicious programs? Yes I am.

>>60451665
No, about these hysterical responses.

>>60451663
There is nothing relating to it on the auditd page or the apparmor page

>>60451369

>plaintext scripts
As opposed to binary scripts.

>>60451690
Oh you mean people saying things along the lines of how GNU/Linux is just as vulnerable as Windows? I don't take personal offense to such statements or agree with them. People will say stupid things, and I am not exception.

>>60451701
BSD init scripts makes it easy to modify, easiest of any other init.

I accidentally deleted modules.conf
how do I get it back (it's not in the trash).

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I have an old 2013 Macbook Air that I would really prefer to have a linux machine. After having to do a blind install of a driver for the monitor without the use of the monitor, the problems I'm having are still... many:

>The trackpad registers every touch as a click
>2-finger touches register as a zoom-in command on some programs
>3 finger touches do not register at all
>The audio only works when I have headphones plugged in and then it plays out of the speakers
>Every time I close the the screen it goes to sleep but then won't wake up when I open it.
>If I ever get it to turn back on my jiggling a USB mouse the keyboard won't work anymore.
>When the battery is fully charged it says 75%
>It dies when it gets down to 65%
>The wifi only works when the battery just about full
>The screen brightness buttons both just toggle the screen on and off
>The keyboard backlight up button turns the speaker volume up
>The keyboard backlight down button also turns the speaker volume up
>The volume down button also turns the speaker volume up
>Plugging in the charger causes it to freeze for a solid minute or more
>Unplugging it cause it to go to sleep which as stated above causes the keyboard to stop responding
>...and the light on the capslock key is always on

And this is just about the best experience I've gotten. I've tried Ubuntu, Kubuntu, very briefly tried Arch but couldn't get past the blind monitor install, I even tried Kali because they said they "support as many wireless devices as we possibly can." I've followed as many different tutorials for installing linux on my specific version of Macbook but most of them don't even get me halfway.

Is there just a linux distro that is pre-packaged to support mac hardware. I don't want to go back to MacOS but this is some bullshit.

>>60451792

nano /etc/modules.conf

>>60451865
>>60451865
Will the system rewrite data on it once I reboot?

>>60451924
No, it will create an empty modules.conf file

>>60451966
So I'm basically stuck with a broken install now?

>>60452009
Yes. Let this serve as a lesson.

>>60451326
>>60451406
Okay, I'm sick of the question game. What I wanted to point out is that wanna cry uses windows specific backdoors to spread. It needs permission to touch files in reach and it will try to encrypt your files as if it were on a windows machine.

Wanna cry can only "harm" a system that uses WINE locally. Even then, you'd probably have to run it with sudo or as root. WINE doesn't want you to do that and if you were to ignore this, you'd be more stupid than bread.

And NO, it doesn't simply require WINE to be installed. You need to run a binary with WINE. You do not have these backdoors in your system that are used to attack your machine regardless of user interaction. Pretending that having WINE installed somehow makes you vulnerable is fearmongering not befitting a friendly GNU/Linux thread.

>>60451802
install gentoo

>>60452128
That was the first one I tried because of you meme loving fucks. Couldn't figure out the monitor problem with no working monitor to solve it on.

>>60452158

I used dd (from the post in the previous /fglt thread) to write a Win7 ISO to a usb but when I tried booting from it, it says 'No Boot sector detected'

What did I do wrong/how should I fix it?

>>60452009
No?
Find the skeleton file and start making changes

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>>60452128
this

>>60452227
>skeleton file
2spooky4me

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>>60452214
In what universe does deleting posts actually remove them? Stop being annoying.

>>60452194
Did you choose it from your boot menu or did you let it go on its own and look for it on the hdd?

>>60452267
Sorry.

>>60452253
you are now aware that your system is filled with dozens of skeleton files

>>60452227
Just rebooted here
things work fine and I don't have to mobprobe my wireless device on every boot again because I linked the .conf file
I left modules.conf as a blank file after creating a new one with nano.

>>60452278
I chose it from the boot menu, and USB boot is the first option anyway.
>>60452214
Yeah it's virtually a new USB, I think it's because bs=1M is not right for windows, I'm trying again with 4096

>>60452284
Thank you for specifying the text editor you used.

>>60452267
>annoying
I realized I said some bullshit and didn't want him to waste time with that. What's interesting about it?

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help this wintard. did i mess up not compiling with gnome installed or what?

>>60452303
>Yeah it's virtually a new USB, I think it's because bs=1M is not right for windows,
dd doesn't work for windows isos anymore

>>60451865
>nano

vim or GTFO

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>mfw ls /etc/skel/

>>60452128
gentoo is good for new kids, or does it take a small config like wireless and so forth?

>>60452347
Not all of us want to memorize 500 asinine keybinds to do basic text editing

>>60452356
gentoo is the best distro for beginners, the handbook makes it easy to learn the system in lightspeed

>>60452318
*gnome not installed

>>60450836
chown home files to root :^)

>>60452318
You have malware on you system. Make sure to remove it.

>>60452325
>anymore
but this is for a win7 iso
how long has it not worked?

what is the best and easy GPU passthrough at the moment? i want to try it but i frear fucking up my system

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>>60452353
>mfw skellingtons

>>60450599
Linux users in a nutshell. Happy to shitposting and put others down and extol the perceived virtues of their distro of the month, but when asked for help or information, it's fag this and autism that and HURR DURR Y U SO STOOPID, you're the biggest pack of shitstains in the world of computing

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The compilation instructions are clear. Including deps, are you not following it?

>>60452436
I did follow it. it's compiled fine and runs the screensaver just not the prefrences window ui.

>>60452436
It's so obvious, how do people get confused typing reems of random commands?

>>60451802
Tell the installer to include a ssh server so you can log from other machine. Don't you have a spare old monitor? You can make a custom installation image with what ever you need. Look for a tutorial on the internet.

All of those problems are mis configurations.

The battery thing. Its normal, it happens as they get old. MacOS also read those percentages but showed you in the 0 - 100% range. It looks better but you won't know the battery real health. You usually can configure the battery applet to show in the 0 - 100 range.

What distro are you on now?

>>60452435
He literally needs to ask the faggots in IRC why they made a change on THEIR distro,the developers.Otherwise stfu and deal with it.How am i to telepathicly invade their brain and find out why?

Go Mcfucking kill you're self

>>60452454
Stop skipping steps

>>60452365
I can "this" this post.

>>60452356
>>60452377
Might I recommend Funtoo instead. The install guide is a bit more straight forward.

>>60452435
Asking questions on irc channels specific to your problem is actually really good advice

>>60452435
Chill out dude, no need to take personal offense from everything

>>60452483
Or how about I don't, because nobody actually listens or gives two sholits about some beta neckbeard keyboard warrior faggots beta rage influenced opinion on an anonymous lebonese unitard appreciation board

>>60452522
I'm not taking anything personally, merely stating the truth

Going to self learn about servers, virtualization,and stuff.

Debian or CentOS?

>>60452543
You're acting horizontal and you need to be vertical

If ubuntu is killing unity does that mean they also kill unity support? Does not the latest LTS version has support until 2020+?

>>60452557
>not being oblique

>>60452552
Any. In fact any distro will do. The concepts are the same.

what is the best linux for security?

>>60452563
It's supported until the last LTS with it reaches EOS

>>60452557
Coming from /g/, that holds no importance to me in the slightest

Someone please for the love of GOD help me. I have the same problem across all distros. My intel Centrino N 6205 chip is FUCKING AIDS! I get horrible signal, slow download speeds, and dropped connections. This issue has been a plague to me since as long as I can remember. Is there ANYTHING I can do to fix this problem, or am I SOL? I have tried multiple solutions and do no avail has anything worked.

>>60452585
grsec

>>60452563
AFAIK, the lts release should support it until it hits end of life

>>60452585
Gentoo Hardened, but grsec went full subscription and they will need to fork it or do something about it. QubesOS with Xen is cute but you can use it on every other distro. Debian and arch are pretty simple to configure with the security enchancements, but it really depends how far do you want to go. Remember it causes problems performance and usability wise.

>>60452603
Step 1: set it on fire
Step 2: enjoy life

>>60452563
It will be supported until 2022 which is end of life for 17.04. It will be forked by then.

>>60452603
get a new chip

Not really GNU+Linux related, but https://libreboot.org/docs/install/t400_external.html says that to find out my flash chip size I should use:

# flashrom -p internal -V

Where do I type this? Sorry, I'm a complete noob.

#!/bin/bash
#HI /g/uys
#Many people told me to "install gentoo" when
#i asked they about windows issues so i did it.
#now i want it to be secure so im gonna crate #sanboxes 4 dangeros apps, i also want to #create em fast so i created simple script
#based
#on https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Simple_sandbox

#is my script legit\?, i dont want to destroy my PC


#add group-based sanbox eviornoment. emerge desierd package and create new group that you want use before running this.
#args; $1 = name of package group $2 = name of package $3 = name of group

qlist $2 | xargs chmod u-x
qlist $2 | xargs chmod o-o
qlist $2 | xargs chown root:$3
qlist $2 | xargs chmod g-w

mkdir -p /etc/portage/env/$1/

echo 'post_src_install() {
chmod -R u-x,g-w,o-o ${D}
chown -R root:$3 ${D}
}' > /etc/portage/env/$1/$2

>>60452639
>It will be forked by then.
Hopefully not.

>>60452668
Hopefully so cause gnome is a bundle of shit*
FTFY

>>60452668
https://yunit.io/

>>60452681
XFCE

>>60452707
It's called "Xfce".

>>60452688
>https://yunit.io/
It will hopefully die like other retarded forks.
(I don't even think this is a proper fork, just some retard that made a website)

>>60452688
>yunit
is that the same project that went insane and choose to use nothing as a logo because they couldn't decide?

>>60452725
>https://www.reddit.com/r/Yunit/comments/679hy0/there_will_be_no_logo_decision/
yes it was, fucking lmao

>>60452718
You've got a typo there, it's spelt "shit"

What does everybody think of kali linux? I am new to linux, and have been using it for a few months.

Package managers are for faggots git gud or go back to windows.

>>60452752
REKT!

>>60452758
Use Parrot

>>60452763
hey pat, how it's going?

>>60452758
it's not for daily usage, more like a swiss knife that you run when needed

>>60452758
It's the only professional pentesting distro. Don't use one of these "community" h4cker distros.

>>60452765
Dat /g/ banter

>>60452668
No it will be and hopefully the people doing it are smart enough to untangle it from all of patched Ubuntu packages. I don't have any faith in the current project 'yunit'. From what I've seen, the guy in charge is a fucking retard who probably doesn't know how to do anything past forking it.

>>60452783
Slackware is too noob friendly.

>>60452758
install ubunut

Please do not bully Xfce. Thank you.

>>60452758
So thus far you've been told to use a different distro, o ly use Kali when needed, and use Kali and Kali only over other security based distros. As you can see, /g/ is not the place for sensible advice and information on linux distros

>>60452822
People don't like it because they don't know how to compton.

>>60452660
firefjail

>>60452832
>compton
Straight outta screen tearing! haha

>>60452832
>Implying Compton isn't a dumpster fire

>>60452830
GNU/Linux*

>>60452822
Xfce is not for bullying

>>60452843
>>60452851
t. couldn't install compton, whatcha going to do, suggest wayland? lmao

>>60452851
REKT!

>>60452853
Read this sentence

>>60452806
Is there any reason to use it? The only thing that I liked about it is the toolbar/menubar/everything bar that saves space on small screens. Besides that it doesn't have anything special.

>>60452863
I was just making a joke :-/

I like Xfce and compton.

>>60452843
>>60452851

Ain't nothing but a g thang.

>>60452873
That isn't a sentence.

>>60452863
What makes you think I couldn't? Or do you just want to delude yourself that your turd has been polished?

How do i change os name and kernel name in kernel config?

>>60452891
it's okay

>>60452912
You're free to do it.

>>60452898
U dun plaid urself bruv, go back to fo doing daddy's beanbag

What is the best video editing program? ffmpeg isn't enough for me.

>>60452953
Cinelerra.

I have 10 gb on my laptop that im trying to install arch on.

It seems like its a bit of a mess. I have wifi set up and I'm boot from a usb drive right now but now I'm on the part when im trying to partition this 10gb of unallocated space to be just for arch linux and its been hell. I don't want to give up though the arch terminal is just so comfy and I really want to try and get this thing to install alongside my main windows installation

>>60452924
To do what? Fix a piece of shit that I have no attachment to?

>>60452964
install gentoo

>>60452983
i hate this meme

>>60452964
cfdisk /dev/sdX

X being the letter of the disk(probably a,b or c)

mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdX1

>>60452991
It sums up /g/

>>60452964
wipe windows, install ubuntu

>>60452991
Install gentoo

>>60452974
Don't talk shit about something if you aren't attached to it.

>>60452991
>meme

>>60452879
It's okay. I'm an Arch user but I use it sometimes. I have a 20GB partition with Backbox installed and I put Unity on it. I use it sometimes when I'm burnt out on other environments.

>>60453016
I'm perfectly entitled to talk shit about it, there's a reason I'm not attached to it

>>60453029
Hey cool, I'm an Arch user too!

>>60452991
install solus

>>60453029
Ever gave Xfce a try?

>>60453016
>HURR DURR U CNT SHIT ON MUH CUMPTIN CUZ U DNT LIEK IT

Seriously, your parents are failures

>>60453059
>>>/b/

>>60453035
>>60453059
samefagging there?

>>60453053
This

>>60453087
>>60453053
samefag

>>60453040
It's relevant you fucking dipshit.

>>60453057
Yeah it's okay. I've used just about everything extensively. My main setup has Xfce, i3, and GNOME installed.

>>60453077
Fraid not. If you see several people with the same negative opinion of something outside of /g/, do you screech samefag at them as well?

>>60453002
does it mean anything if it's something like /dev/nvme0n1 and not a neat drive letter. all the /dev/sdX stuff seems to just be the flash drive

>>60453106
>he doesn't
what are you doing here

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>>60452763

>>60453092
>REEE 2 ANUN H8 TEH SAEM TING, MST BE SAEMFEG!!!!111!1!?1

>>60453115
Checking in on the useless cluster fuck that is /fglt/, what's it to you?

>>60453126
You need to calm down.

>>60453146
can't sleep

>>60453112
No. A mass storage device will be sdX.
You can press tab for auto complete or run
ls /dev | grep "sd"

>>60453162
Ill stop the autism.when the rest of the thread does

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>>60453126

>>60453183
sound like impossible, anon

>>60453183
Two wrong don't make a right. Now stop it.

>>60453185
Should add /g/ to there, it's basically /b/newfags and /pol/s landfill

>>60450970
not much. Nothing you notice anyway aside from slightly more recent kernel and a newer version of a desktop environment.

>>60453203
You're telling me, at this rate I might actually develop autism

>>60453209
Yeah, the pajeet meme is going out of hand.

>>60453205
But 3 rights make a left. On a serious note, is budgie worth trying out

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>>60452353
any more skels?

>>60453244
>On a serious note, is budgie worth trying out
Sure

>>60453225
we're all a little bit autistic, anon, otherwise we wouldn't be here

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Why aren't you using Ubuntu Satanic?

>>60453273
/g/ is like reverse therapy, you arrive a little bit off, and leave a full blown crayon muncher

>>60453287
Because it does not respect my freedoms.

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>>60453246

>>60453287
Because I'm not 12

>>60453287
because satan is scary

>>60453230
tfw /pol/ has taken /g/s mongoloid innocence

>>60453230
t. pajeet

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>>60453287
Why aren't you using Muslims OS?

I'm planning to replace my laptop optical drive with an SSD for multi-boot.
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is it possible to install a "shared bin" on Linux?

Like, if I want to install a couple different Linux versions, can I make a partition that can be accessed from each version?

How would I do that? Would I need to adjust the fstab and aliases? Can it be done without fucking with fstab?
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like
let's say I do ada1p0 as boot, ada1p1 as Ubuntu, p2 as Gentoo, and then I make something like, maybe p3 or whatever as shared_bin?

What would be required to get, say, all my dev software: Code::Blocks, a LAMP, GCC/G++, etc. to all run from that single partition?
maybe even install all my DEs on that partition as well
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This is how I do it in Windows, at least, and I like to keep obsessively organized.
I have a partition explicitly for programs, program installers, and program zips
I'd kinda like to keep the same setup
would I just set that up /usr/bin on all systems?

>>60453359
install gentoo

I think I am having a caffeine panic attack. Help me

>>60453378
I just fucking said I plan to do that. Can you NOT be a faggot and tell me if this is possible, and if so, what options I have to get it to work?

>>60453387
porn

>>60453355
I was but it fled to Syria to join the jihad after a week of use

>>60453359
>is it possible to install a "shared bin" on Linux?
Yes but it's an horrible idea. Different distros will have different versions of things.

Doing it with whole programs is easier but still not a great idea. You will use /opt/ and /usr/local, not bin.

You should let the package manager take care of everything.

>>60453387
blow a load, it makes sleepy

>>60453387
Breath as many shallow breaths as you can as fast as you can

>>60453387
>>60453395
>>60453414
Dont do this. You will hyper on dick and break frenium. You then have blood squirting every where because of high blood pressure.
This is bad

>>60453387
Ingest more caffeine so you pass out.
Cum.

>>60453403
>>60453403
big brother dont know its joke.
i hope u use VPN.

>>60453394
1st install gentoo.
2nd its /g/, not stack overflow.
3rd >>60453404
>You should let the package manager take care of everything.
this, but you can try use fstab.

>>60453423
This helped, thanks. Now I can get on with my Gentoo install.

>>60453359
Stop using Windows.

>>60453431
>break frenium
is this even true? i have had a 00 gauge frenium piercing for about ~5 years. never tore

>>60453461
Assuming there's noone from this board creating government software.only /g/tards could do as poor as job as most government developers

>>60453469
Interesting, I just made that up, I expected you to pass out. Thanks obama

>>60453404
>Different distros will have different versions of things.
Hmmm, that's annoying...
>Doing it with whole programs is easier but still not a great idea.
Well, I do different types of projects, including Web, and I do NOT want to have to keep multiple copies of the SAME website, programs, and same LAMPs on different distros.
That'd be a living hell to adjust.

So, what do you mean "with whole programs"?
/opt/ and /usr/local, though. Aight, What would I generally put in each?

>You should let the package manager take care of everything.
This would be particularly awful for Web Dev tasks, where I need a constantly-updated version of the sites.

If it is a bad idea, is there software I could use to sync them across the versions regularly? Or just make a script that runs on startup and shutdown?

>>60453476
Want to, and this is why I need answers. This type of faggotry is aggravating when I'm trying to be fucking serious, I must say.

>>60453461
>VPN for security
this meme needs to end
vpn providers will hand our any information a gubbermint asks for

>>60453479
lel how homosexual are you

>>60453520
out*

>>60453520
What do you suggest

>>60453533
cartoons only, like a normal person

>>60452833
how its better?

>>60453533
There's nothing wrong with liking dick.

>>60453588
How homosexual of you

>>60453600
He could be bisexual, he never said he DIDN'T like vagoo

>>60453588
Only when she's feminine.

>>60453613
>Implying that's a more desirable choice

>>60453516
>>You should let the package manager take care of everything.
>This would be particularly awful for Web Dev tasks, where I need a constantly-updated version of the sites.
when he wrote "everything" he mean every binary, there is nothing wrong in separated partitions 4 yo files.
>>60453567
bump

>>60453546
Tor

>>60453641
Whether or not you think it is or isn't more desirable is entirely besides the point.

>>60453567
Everything you want to do but alreay done for you and on a platform which you can easily follow

>>60453546
Never use internet
Air gap your systems

>>60453658
As in, "formerly" DARPA's tor?

>>60453678
>just easier.
THX DUDE. have been lookin 4 answer for long time.

>>60453694
And now I have to Google air gap

>>60453658
>wants security
>uses tor
the only thing you'll get is added to extra watchlists

>>60453643
>when he wrote "everything" he mean every binary, there is nothing wrong in separated partitions 4 yo files.
Hmmm.
I kinda meant, though, is it possible to have the entire LAMP run from a separate partition. I didn't want multiple copies of Code::Blocks, my LAMP, and GCC/G++, or even my DEs. I wanted like 1 Lumina and 1 Gnome to run on ALL distros, but it seems that'd not be likely to work? =-/

In that case, lemme ask: Would it make sense to make a small Web-Dev partition and under each distro, mount it in whatever the localhost directory is? Since PHP, HTML, CSS, and JS fields should pretty much be universal?

Only problem with that is: It would not necessarily keep the data between my SQL databases. Unless... would it make sense to make an SQL partition, as well, and save the data files there, while mounting that partition in each distro's SQL data directory?

If this would work, what would I do? Make a script on each that mounts them on like startup or summa?

>tfw firefox is faster and more responsive on freebsd than on arch
feels good t-b-h

>>60453665
True. He also didn't confirm it either. Based on his penchant for dick and lack of interest in snatch, we must assume he is all about the dick

>>60453756
Ah I remember when Firefox was first released. How is the old bitch

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Is DasGregor /ourguy/?

>>60453817
(((no)))

>>60453817
Well he looks like a pedophile and has a whiff of downs about him, I'd say he represents /g/ perfectly

>>60453803
I don't get the joke
freebsd isn't debian
software is usually pretty up to date
I'm using firefox 50.1.0

How do I know which kernel modules need to be loaded automatically?

>>60453704
>>60453733
>>60453704
>>60453733
so... emacs?

uh guys,now srsly. Snowden recomends Tor, wiki-leaks use tor. from time to time new vuls are discover but in general Tor is good.. (is it?)

>>60453752
>In that case, lemme ask: Would it make sense to make a small Web-Dev partition and under each distro, mount it in whatever the localhost directory is? Since PHP, HTML, CSS, and JS fields should pretty much be universal?
>Only problem with that is: It would not necessarily keep the data between my SQL databases. Unless... would it make sense to make an SQL partition, as well, and save the data files there, while mounting that partition in each distro's SQL data directory?
IMO no problem, but im not pro |-|@c|<3r so u hav e 2 lurk moar.

>>60453855
Your recommending it and you don't seem convinced it's even secure

>>60453855
Heh, alright, I'll look into this more. DESU, it sounds like it might work now that I've worked my thoughts out on it, but I'll talk to some other people I know, ask what they think

Thanks for at least giving me a number of good ideas to start with.

>>60453846
He's a pretty chill guy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeVZP1U-myI

>>60453850
Install gentoo.

(srsly this time, see https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64/Installation/Kernel , it should help)

>>60453888
"(full) security" does not exist, but IMO tor is "enough secure"

>>60453897
Why didn't you warn me that is was about gentoo, now I have to set my monitor on fire

>>60453920
>Enough secure
Jesus Christ man are you reading what your typing?

>>60453855
Tor is fine ,but keep in mind american government owns several exit nodes. and with most ISPs once they detect you connecting to tor ,they will begin to survey all your traffic with extra attention

>>60453947
i literally dont know what u mean.
>>60453953
>american government owns several exit nodes
sauce pls

>>60453920
I am installing gentoo. All it says is HOW to set kernel modules to boot automatically, it doesn't say WHAT kernel modules need to be.

>thinkpad middle mouse button scroll doesn't work on void

Anything like this for arch? https://github.com/raelgc/win_us_intl
I want to have the same behavior on Linux that I get with Windows US-International keyboard layout.
I hardly ever have to type in portuguese, but when I do I have to boot in Windows, itś impossible to use international layout on linux because it keeps adding diacritics where it shouldnt and give me errors when Iḿ writing perfectly fine english

>itś
>shouldnt
>Iḿ
Case in fucking point.

>>60453971
Enough secure isn't secure. And to was developed by darpa and us navy, of course they own exit nodes

Reindeer that linux can get hacked by pressing enter key 19 times.

>https://weechat.org/files/doc/devel/weechat_user.en.html#relay_weechat_protocol
Am I misunderstanding something or is it true that I cannot use weechat to connect to a weechat relay?

>>60453978
list your hardware.
(lspci)
list files ystems that u gonna need ( eg ntfs if want acces dualboot-windows).

$(pls oldfags say moar)
identify drivers.

you can also use genkernel.

>>60454044
>you can also use genkernel.
Oh, does genkernel take care of all the modules, because that is what I'm doing

>>60453971
>sauce pls
where were you in 2014? where were you in 2007!?
read about Dan Egerstad and the government investments that happened after Dan's research

>>60454027
Windows doesn't have this problem

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Is there a way to scan a centos system for users hosting websites

from the outside.

>>60454088
That sounds very malicious...

>>60454018
>Enough secure isn't secure.
you idiot EVERYTHING that have cpu will be cracked. read security notes 4 yo distro.
>>60454058
genkernel will create kernel that support everything.
but try to do it yourself its fun :3
>>60454068
lurkin GNU/Linux and security since about 2-3 years, im newfag.

>>60454143
>but try to do it yourself its fun :3
I have tried before and failed I am ashamed to say. I'd rather just sacrifice the time and resources to have it automated.

>>60454068
PS. thx 4 sauce.

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>>60454088
4chanx is doing some fancy shit.

>>60454143
Being this naive

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>>60454143
>read security notes 4 yo distro.
and then compare to windows 2 be sure that we have chosen right way ;)

>>60454240
I don't know if I feel impressed or disgusted

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>>60454240
test

>>60454288
needs original facebook filename

>>60454288
MODS
dlet this jew bitch nig

/fglt/ derailed

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>>60454302
test

is using a distro with RPM as the package manager botnet?

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>>60454302
>>60454339
Confirmed. That's pretty neato.

>>60454346
Probably

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new
>>60454378
>>60454378
>>60454378
calle
>>60454378
>>60454378

>>60454346
OFC.like every package manager.
only Git and make !!1

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>>60454115
its actually not, I am trying to identify a cPanel username by a domain name so I can automate some admin tasks easier.

its the same as finding a linux user, I can do so from within a server, but I would rather avoid connecting to a server.

I need to install something on a machine with ~ 350 MB ram. Which distro do I choose? What do they recommend?

>>60455730
something with swap on