/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread

>>60672804
there already is another thread
SAGED

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>>60672914

-> >>60659514

>>60672933
Sage is not a downvote, fellow redditor.

>>60672956
no its to prevent the thread to be bumped
wich I did because there already is another thread

>>60673868
okay

>>60673868
why even reply in the first place?
many user will thought this is the real one because of the reply count
kill yourself, dumbfuck

>>60674145
>dumbfuck
Friendly thread.

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>>60672933
>>60673868
bump

D E V I L I S H

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Install Void

>>60672804
Short example how to use parallel; downloads all attachments ITT, with max 4 processes/jobs (for 4 cores):

curl -s 'https://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/60672804' | grep -o 'i.4cdn.[^ ]*/[0-9]\+\.[a-z]\{3,4\}' | parallel --gnu -j 4 wget -nc -nv

OLD THREAD STILL ALIVE

>>60655017
>>60655017
>>60655017

Hi FLG,

I have linux Mint 18 installed on my computer.
I have an android phone.
I want to install android apps onto my android phone from linux mint.

Can I do this and if so, how?

Thanks.

>>60675549
>>60675528

KILL YOURSELF

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>>60675509
>not using api

>>60675712
Just an example for parallel.

API solution:

4chan-dl() { 
    board="$(printf -- '%s' "${1}" | cut -d '/' -f4)"
    thread="$(printf -- '%s' "${1}" | cut -d '/' -f6)"
    wget -qO- "https://a.4cdn.org/${board}/thread/${thread}.json" | jq -r '
            .posts
            | map(select(.tim != null))
            | map((.tim | tostring) + .ext)
            | map("https://i.4cdn.org/'"${board}"'/"+.)[]
        ' | xargs wget -U 'Mozilla/5.0' -nv
}

>>60675509
>>60672804
this is great
thanks

What should i name my new hard drive? Other 2 are storage drive and media drive after what they store, but idk what this ones primary use will be

>>60676079
so is this another docker?

it would be cool if i could test some code from git i would normally not trust or dont want to install all the dependencies for

is that what it's for?

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How bleeding edge™ is Gentoo? When a package is released from upstream how long does it take to reach their repos? I'm thinking of switching, and very updated packages are something my autism cares about a lot.

>>60676376
https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/media-video/mpv
stable: 0.18.0-r1
testing: 0.25.0

>>60676629
>not using *9999
do you even bleed?

>>60676650
>not writing his own ebuild
do you even bleed?

>>60676673
>writing his own ebuild
>when theres already one available for mpv
top kek!

So I was using this script to batch convert my flac files into opus but when I noticed a small problem with a particular album. If the song name has a period in it, the script will cut the name off there for the renaming. How I can make it checks for more periods in the song name and only cuts when it finds the last period?

for i in *.flac;
  do name=`echo $i | cut -d'.' -f1`;
  echo $name;
  opusenc "$i" "${name}.opus";
done

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>update computer, including kernel
>reboot
>kernel panic
>reboot again
>works

Is my hardware dying?

WWhats the best cpu + gpu / system for linux? I know it doesnt run well with amd cards and likes to be botnet free

>>60676745

name=`basename $i .flac`

you can ommit ;

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Why is it using 50gb? it is encrypted but that dont make sense now

>>60676815

du -s /run/media/nazrin

never trust gui

>>60672804
Ok, friendly friends. I'm new to linux and more or less decided on Ubuntu. Which image should I donwload? LTS or the newest one? I can upgrade the newest one manually after the support expires, right? Or maybe the newer one is bloated piece of shit? Pls halp.
My main uses gonna be internet browsing and programming.

>>60676898
https://gentoo.org/downloads/

I`m downloading packages, in the process of installing archlinux distro, I receive a message:
>error: failed retrieving file 'file' from arch.nimukaito.net: Could not resolve host:
But it`s still downloading the files, what went wrong, or did it just searched for other host to download it anyway?

>>60676783
botnet free? other than using a fpga i don't see what could guarantee you to be botnet free.

the best actually is probably intel + nvidia.

both are the most optimized and x86 will give you access to native gaming.

>>60676898

Newest one, always.

>bloat
Stop using buttwords, no one will take you seriously.

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>>60676851
all it says is 24, im probably doing something wrong

>>60676944

It downloaded it from a different host in your mirror list.
I suggest manually editing the mirrorlist file after you're done installing and only using a few, handpicked hosts with the fastest download speed for you.

Ok, so I have some experience with linux, but more command line experience since I've been using the terminal on OSX and now windows (with WSL). On both systems I have fish, tmux, ranger, and I'm a heavy vim user.

Given that, I would like a distro that's not botnet, fairly lightweight in that it should not even have a WM installed since I'll be going with either i3 or AwesomeWM. Is Debian a good choice?

>>60676944
sounds like you need to edit your mirrorlist

>>60676992
10-4.

>>60676815

df -h

>>60677004
Much obliged.

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>>60677018
Happy to help. Welcome to Arch !

>>60677016

Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
devtmpfs 7.9G 0 7.9G 0% /dev
tmpfs 7.9G 74M 7.8G 1% /dev/shm
tmpfs 7.9G 1.5M 7.9G 1% /run
tmpfs 7.9G 0 7.9G 0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/mapper/fedora-root 50G 4.8G 42G 11% /
tmpfs 7.9G 20K 7.9G 1% /tmp
/dev/sda2 976M 101M 808M 12% /boot
/dev/sda1 200M 8.3M 192M 5% /boot/efi
/dev/mapper/fedora-home 236G 1.9G 222G 1% /home
tmpfs 1.6G 32K 1.6G 1% /run/user/1000
/dev/dm-4 917G 77M 871G 1% /run/media/nazrin/Cheetara

it didnt have anything before, fresh drive

>>60676985
This means the files on the hard drive are 24 Kb

>>60677059
all its got on it is a single folder called Test with nothing in it, bit large but close enough

>>60676941
I'll switch to that some day.
>>60676978
Thanks.

>>60677051

>/dev/dm-4 917G 77M 871G 1% /run/media/nazrin/Cheetara
>77M

There. I think that's negligible. I don't know much about file-systems, but I think that's the space where it keeps data about inodes and shit. Or similar, which is normal.

What can I do when the
>ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/x/x /etc/localtime
Fails do to the symbolic file already existing?

>>60677254

ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/x/x /etc/localtime

>>60677254
due* to the
I tried using nano on the file but it`s not something I could really edit.

>>60677274
Yeah, I received the error:
>In: failed to create symbolic link `/etc/localtime`: File exists

>>60677197
still a 50 gb usage is reported, though idk it its actually being used or not. i get that 1TiB is about 934GiB but the disks reported as 980. reckon its just a gui error? i hope so but am doubtful

>>60676995
Yes. You can also try an Ubuntu mini.iso install.

>>60676376
Most gentoo "packages" include a 9999 version of the package, which fetches the latest sources from the devs and compile that.

>>60676247
http://touhou.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Characters

take your choice

>>60677295
so? delete /etc/localtime baka senpai

>>60677326
i was considering marisa, but then i thought touhou names should be reserved for users so i decided on thundercats for drive names

>>60677340
That`s wizardry, thanks!

>>60677275
>but it`s not something I could really edit
Are you sure you don't want to use sudo?

>>60677354
I deleted and made another one, it worked like >>60677340
said, but thanks!

>>60676995
Yes.

Which Radeon drivers are best if I play games on Steam?

Also, thinking of switching to Gentoo but only worried about compile time for firefox. How long does it take?

>>60677197
>>60677059
some people are saying its overhead thats pre allocated. 50gb really though? seems insane to think on top of a hdd not being 1tb ever i lose 5% of my hard drive to basically nothing. does NTFS do the same thing?

>>60677428
If you have a recent GCN-based Radeon card (e.g. Rx 200, Rx 300, RX 400, or RX 500 series) then you have two options:

Free amdgpu driver which is widely available. I hear it has better OpenGL performance than the proprietary driver (but I can't check myself right now, sorry).

Proprietary amdgpu-pro driver which is officially supported only on Ubuntu LTS, RHEL/CentOS, and SLED/SLES. It has good OpenGL performance and really great Vulkan performance. My FPS gains have been around 50% on Vulkan (tested on Talos Principle with RX 460).

>>60676745
>>60676790
quote your variables
stop using backticks, use $() instead

>>60677573
Thanks. I have RX 480 and I mostly play DOOM these days so I will go with the proprietary driver.

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Anyone wants to help to complete it?
Font is Open Sans Bold.

>>60677636
You can download it straight from AMD's site and the installation is pretty straightforward.
Also, contrary to what is mentioned in the release notes, you *don't* need the LunarG Vulkan SDK to use Vulkan. At least not on Ubuntu. I haven't tested on CentOS.

I got myself some juicy NMI watchdog soft lockups, what did I do wrong?

is gnunet alternative for irc?

>>60677428
install gentoo, its the best os for gaming due to official steam support

>>60677692
That's very little information and even then it would be hard to debug.
But if you have an Intel CPU, the first thing to do is to check if microcode gets updated on boot.

>>60677636
if youre going to go for the proprietary driver it is my opinion to set up a windows partition and install games to that.

>>60677772
I installed arch following this:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB1N00wj3bw
After I booted, put my passwords, the first command I typed, as the video explains is:
>df -h
To check the filesystem, then it got me stuck on soft lockups.
I haven`t started messing with kernel yet, yes, I am in an intel i7 gpu, GT540m graphic card.

>>60677428
steam games usually prefer the proprietary driver. Try the libre drivers (radeon for old cards, amdgpu for not-so-old cards) first thou.

whats the beat way to switch a hdd and an ssds data around?i want to move my arch install onto my ssd and my windows install onto the hdd.

I have arch with kde plasma 5 and want to install lxqt.
Do I need to uninstall kde first?

>>60677970
no, you change from login manager

>>60677815
You can try this and see if it helps: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Microcode

>>60678010
Aye, will do.

>>60677449

It's not 50GB, it's 77MB.

>>60678155
im talking about the first post i made. it makes sense reserved space wouldn't show up under df - h if thats whats going on.

>>60676790
>>60676745
I can't get this shit to work. It keeps writing every flac into a single file named ".opus"

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>one package manager to rule them all

https://snapcraft.io/

>>60677646
I'm too lazy to participate, but you always could put 'portability' or something like 'cultural preservance' on the right side, since you can port old DOS games to modern platforms and extend them, like with C-Dogs.
Based R. Westerman.

>>60678326
>snaps are universal linux packages
>Linux packages
>Linux

zcat /usr/share/doc/pasta/g/rms/interjection.txt.gz

>>60678282
for i in *.flac ; do
opusenc "$i" "${i%\.flac}.opus"
done

black magic of parameter expansion

Hey guys, during instalation I have wireless connection simply by editing netctl, but once I but it`s no longer present, even though I edit it, the internet doesn`t connect.
Does that mean I have a particular driver during instalation, which I have to install once again for it to work during the boot?

>>60678487
Spent the past 2 hours banging my head on my desk and all I had to do was parameter expansion. I really need to learn how to bash script.

>>60678527
Get the free PDF: http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php

Then you have the reference manual when you quickly need to find something: https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/

>>60678604
Thank you.

Can anyone try installing Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve on their OS?

I tried Ubuntu, Manjaro, Fedora, and Solus, and all gave me the same issues, something about libssl.

Here's two different "guides" if you would like to try.

https://www.thefanclub.co.za/how-to/how-install-blackmagic-design-davinci-resolve-125-ubuntu-1604-lts
https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=56878&start=50

The installer is a shell file.

Is there any stamdard utility that can strip ansi escape sequences from strings? I want to get rid of some color sequences. Currently using sed with a stupid regex.

>>60676898
How do you know programming but not linux?

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>>60679641

>>60675441
Is linux-libre in the repo? I refuse to use propietary drivers.

x200 running Ubuntu. I've got 6GB RAM installed and 6GM swap. free -h shows that 1.2GB of memory is used but none of the swap is used. /proc/sys/vm/swappiness is set to 60. How can I utilize the swap space? I've got a program that requires a minimum of 4GB RAM and it won't be available if I'm running firefox at the same time.

>>60679860
Swap is orders of magnitude slower than RAM, so of course your computer tries to avoid using it if at all possible (even with swappiness of 60). When the RAM starts to get full though, it will start using the swap as needed. You don't have to worry about it.

>>60678983
Sed *is* basically the standard utility.

Not to say you couldn't use perl, python, awk or other tools, but even then it's generally going to be ideal to use regex.

>>60679860
> it won't be available if I'm running firefox at the same time
No, it should just start utilizing swap at that point.

>>60679970
Just thought there could be a hidden feature in some utility like cat -s, col -b, expand or something. Anyway, will stick to sed for now.

>>60679943
>>60679989
Oh okay. Thanks. I just thought since swap hadn't been utilized there might have been an issue with taking advantage of it. What does the swappiness number stand for? A usage percentage for when swap is supposed to kick in?

with the huge amount of applications being released, can you guys finally admit that electron is a good idea?

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Thoughts? https://gnunn1.github.io/tilix-web/

>>60676760
most likely

>>60680085
havent tried it but may try on new HDD

Tumbleweed or Antergos?

I want rolling distro and I'm not autistic enough for Arch.

I tried Manjaro but it kept freezing and the updater didn't work.

>>60680082
Not really.

Seems like an entirely unnecessary downgrade from a proper package manager or container-based management like Docker/rkt.

>>60680212
i don't get it. electron is not an package manager. it's an api to write native desktop applications with javascript or any language compiling to javascript.

the infamous atom editor is an application made with electron.

see more example here https://electron.atom.io/apps/

>>60680082
>with the huge amount of applications being released
distro repos still provide more programs and less bloat

>>60680257
>the infamous atom editor is an application made with electron
reasons to dislike electron?

>>60680010
It's probably somewhere, but regex is the standard way anyhow (especially with how trivial that one is).

That said if you must have a tool for this somehow, look at:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/strip-ansi

Obviously python perl etc. also have functions for this. Mostly just hides the regex though.

>>60680283
You're launching a full instance of google chrome every time you edit text.
And if you're running chrome already, that means you have 2 instances of google chrome open?
Do you use discord's desktop client maybe?
Now you have 3 instances, and they don't intermingle.
Suddenly now you have 6GB of used ram and web browsers masquerading as desktop applications that will literally destroy your battery life constantly waking to animate a blinky cursor.

>>60680085
been on and off with it since i main gnome 3. it's pretty neat with it, but could get the tiling windows with screen/tmux if you wanted to go with smaller footprint.
i think it is made with D, so that's cool but don't really care about that, just with it since it has a bit more gnome integration.
also, never liked barebones terminal emulators, so take that how you will.

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>>60680283
the usual given reasons are

- web app styled
- memory consumption is bigger
- bloat

it's because the electron api is based on chrome to provide a cross-platform environment.

>>60680257
Then you see how this virtual machine / runtime environment does *nothing* about managing the huge amount of applications released?

[Apart from electron-packager, which I wrongly thought was part of the standard electron - but apparently it wasn't. Sorry.]

>>60680410
Look, the JVM and all the languages supported on it (just as many languages if not more) can already do this with more performance.

It can run both GUI applications and web applications.

Python also can do it. And Perl. And Ruby. And so on.

Really, we did not particularly need electron, even though I'm sure it makes JS coders happy and some will make applications it's not going to revolutionize anything nor is it even particularly innovative.

>>60672804
I have an old thinkpad t41, I tryed to install Ubuntu Mate but its says my processor doesnt have PAE.
there is any way around that or should i go for another distro?
I want to give Gentoo a try but i think i dont have enough time to do the installation.
Arch is not an option.

>>60680336
that's the same with java or any virtual machine. using a browser actually does make sense when you think about it, a web browser has

- a renderer
- a audio/video api
- a system api
- sandboxing for secure execution
- a jit compiler (v8 is probably the current state-of-art jit compiler)

today web apis allow you do have an interface like with the desktop applications.

There is bloat, sure, but the level of productivity has never been this high.

>>60680444
a electron is like any application, it should be managed by a distribution maintainer and you should install it through your package manager.

>>60679740
I know some linux. You don't really need it for programming though. At least not for the most popular languages lika Java, C++ and such. I just don't want to be part of botnet anymore.

What's a good program for finding picture duplicates? Tried findimagedupes, but manually opening and checking how pics are different is just not comfy.

>>60680578
asked this in an earlier thread. ended up just doing findimagedupes again, boring work but it worked out in the end.

>>60680522
>a electron is like any application, it should be managed by a distribution maintainer and you should install it through your package manager.
Yea, my bad - confusion about the extent what belongs to the standard electron.

Anyhow, just another very big application stack with no really interesting properties other than catering to <one more programming language>.

10GB RAM to compile Atom the slightly intelligent text editor. We get to enjoy the properties of this slapped together bloat.

>>60680491
The principles are old but the thing that electron has for himself is that it's a bridge between web technologies and the desktop. Designing your GUI in css/html using an interactive live preview is comfy.

>>60680578
Hydrus can be very interesting and also has this functionality (pHash-based plus it already has hashes for exact duplicates when you insert the images).

But it's definitely more than a duplicate finder.

How well does linux handle drives with bad sectors?

>>60680578
you could just script it with some feh actions

>>60680632
but isn't that bloat worth it? for example, to debug a package in atom you just have to open the chrome debugger and here you are using the same tools that you used when you did some web development (and let be honest, the frontier between webdev and desktop or mobile dev is thinner each day passing by)

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How do I unstuck a menu like this?

>>60680676
under default settings, linux will automatically remount a drive as read-only if it detects filesystem errors.

>>60680700
Can't you just click the system button again? Or click the help and just close the window that will pop up.

>>60680700
kek

run htop, top, or pkill then panel, it should restart itself after

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Spent the better half of a day making MusicBee run in WINE.

Runs pretty well, but if you're on arch you need the lib32-avahi to enable last.fm support.

Only real downside I've found is that if you edit config files to use a font other than the one it selects (because it won't let you use the default method of picking fonts), you lose CJK fonts.

bretty gud though/10

>>60675690
install android-tools from the repo and you should be able to sideload them using adb

I installed Arch Linux because I wanted to try it out but I can't get Netflix to work, I installed Chrome, Firefox, tried everything I found on Google. Any help?

>>60680700
use kill tint2 or whatever lubuntu uses then reopen it.

I am a bit stuck with something that should be really simple.
I need to speed up part of a video and thought I could do this with ffmpeg.

This is what I am doing.

file="org_file.mp4"
part_1="1_normal_speed.mp4"
part_2="2_sped_up.mp4"
ffmpeg -i $file -ss 00:00:00 -to 00:01:00 -an -c copy $part_1 #this works fine
ffmpeg -i $file -ss 00:01:00 -to 00:05:00 -an -c copy part.mp4
ffmpeg -i part.mp4 -filter:v "setpts=0.25*PTS" sped_up_part_long.mp4
ffmpeg -i sped_up_part_long.mp4 -ss 00:00:00 -to 00:01:00 $part_2 #this works fine

ffmpeg -f concat -i <(echo -e "file '$part_1'\nfile '$part_2'") -c copy final.mp4

The two parts works fine and I can play them without any errors using vlc and mpv.
When I combine them in the final.mp4, I only get the first video.
I know I modified the timing, but I can't find any resources on how to correct the video.
sped_up_part_long.mp4 is still 4 minutes, so I cut it, is this the wrong way to do this?

>>60680735
stop using netflix, chrome and google

>>60680735
kek. someone should make a distribution specifically for netflix: netflinux

>>60676995
void

>>60677018
"reflector" is a nice program to optimize mirrors for you based on speed

>>60680721

The whole top panel gets frozen. All I can do is 'sudo reboot'.

>>60680744
try removing all the 's

>>60680735
netflix works for me when I use google-chrome from their website.
Then I create the file /usr/share/applications/netflix.desktop

[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Name=Netflix
GenericName=Netflix
Comment=Chrome
Exec=bash -c '/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable --app="https://netflix.com"'
Terminal=false
Icon=google-chrome
Type=Application
Categories=Network;WebBrowser;
MimeType=text/html;text/xml;application/xhtml_xml;image/webp;x-scheme-handler/http;x-scheme-handler/https;x-scheme-handler/ftp;

>>60680735
Chrome or chromium?

Chrome should work with netflix ootb.

>>60680795
>

bash -c 

why

>>60680205
just use Arch Anywhere to install Arch

>>60680634
Every language had this "interactive live preview" thing in a GUI editor, not too few even had or have web GUI editors.

Nothing really new.

>>60680689
I'd say it's probably "worth it" to JS developers.

But to a sysadmin it's the 14th bloody bloated framework with poor ass runtime properties and RAM consumption. Wouldn't be such an arsepain if it was 100MB all around, but it's not.

> the frontier between webdev and desktop or mobile dev is thinner each day passing by
Yea, sure. And just about every language is now fielding and expanding on a considerable array of web stacks.

Only some achieve not god awful runtime performance and RAM consumption though. Electron currently doesn't currently seem to be one of these.

>>60680205
Antergos is arch

>>60680814
habbit and to make sure that the quotes are correct.

>>60680795
I don't understand why people use Google Chrome. I mean, Google is part of PRISM and the browser is proprietary.
A browser is a program people use the most time when they use a computer, why choose people to use a botnet program for such an important task?

>>60680779
You can try restarting the dsplay service, if this is ubuntu i think it is called lightdm

perhaps 'service restart lightdm'

>>60680856
cuz it's faster and just werks
enjoy your lagfox

>>60680700
can you do alt+f2 then do restart? I think that should work on MATE.
or maybe switch away with ctrl+alt+FX where X is a number, then switch back to the main screen.
>>60680856
some don't care

>>60672804
what is pushd and popd? Is it for copying directories?

>>60680895
pushd and popd put and remove a pwd into a stack
it makes it easy to jump around through directories, read the manpage

help popd; help pushd

>>60680895
It is to build a list of directories and reuse them easily in the command line

"pushd ." push current directory to a directory stack

You can list the pushed directories with "dirs" and "dirs -v" for a vertical view.

You can see they have an index. You can access them with "~1" for example.

Try this in your terminal:
cd /usr/share/themes
pushd .
cd ~
dirs -v
cd ~1

>>60680919
Tried playing around with that but never found it useful (or maybe I'm just too stupid). What I find really useful is cd - to jump between the current and the last cd'd directory.

>>60680943
Cool stuff, thanks!

>>60680943
I'm this faggot: >>60680946
Everything makes sense now, neat.

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Anybody got a good fontconfig for dejavu sans? Haven't been able to get it much better than this

>>60680856
I use chrome for netflix because firefox doesn't work.
Traffic with netflix is encrypted, so all google can sniff is that someone is using netflix.

>>60681012
Not an expert in looking at fonts, but maybe you can still turn on subpixel rendering?

On Gentoo you can use eselect fontconfig to turn it on, on other distros it is:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Font_configuration#Subpixel_rendering

>>60680517
bump

>>60680946
Not just you.

I also almost never use it, the alternative of just opening a new window in screen / tmux to "keep" the current folder is easier.

>>60680517
>>60681104
You could maybe try Sabayon or such a Gentoo-derivative if you feel like it.

Or Debian. Or whatever else (why not any reasonably big distribution that has your applications and just works)?

>>60680794
I don't understand what you mean.
I tried to remove it for the variables (which doesn't make a difference) and for the list of files for the concat function, which breaks the syntax.

What is the most bloated and feature-rich image viewer?

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>>60681088
Good suggestion. I checked my fontconfig and realized I wasn't using a very complete one, so I grabbed the debian fontconfig (in my experience it's a great baseline config) and I think things look a little less eyebleeding.

Guess that's what happens when you try to do fontconfig yourself

>>60681244
probably an electron based image viewer

>>60675509
Did not know about GNU Parallel. Why is GNU so great? Are we worthy of GNU?

>>60681244
I guess you could use darktable or digikam or even gimp or blender as viewers, but they're even more editors.

Maybe gwenview / okular / eog / nomacs?

Arguably the bloat is not making them all slow, they're just not nearly as simple as something like feh.

I'm trying to update the keys on my rpi and getting this error:

$ sudo pacman-key --refresh-keys
Password: 
gpg: refreshing 1 key from hkp://pool.sks-keyservers.net
gpg: keyserver refresh failed: No data
==> ERROR: A specified local key could not be updated from a keyserver.

I'm getting the same exact errors with http://pool.sks-keyservers.net as the server, purging cache before updating, etc.

Every solution I've looked up so far has other issues tacked onto it like "no dirmgr"

>>60681028
Anon... What? Your own browser, which has everything you do in cleartext in its own memory, can't spy on you because it uses TLS to talk to remote hosts?

Dude, do whatever. Use whatever software you want to, it's your choice. But don't delude yourself, be a man and accept the consequences of your choices.

Different anon.

I have traffic leaving my computer on a single port (3000) that I would like to route through a third-party proxy server (but only traffic on this specific port). How would I go about doing this? iptables?

I'm using Fedora 25.

Links are good too, I can't seem to nail down the search terms for this to find the relevant info.

>>60681482
I guess.
If there was a free browser that worked, I would use that.

>>60681244
gwenview has a lot of features like proper cropping and easy sharing of files with your phone, but I am sure you can find something with more features.

>>60681538
It's now nftables that you want to use for this.

If I understood you correctly, you might want:
https://wiki.nftables.org/wiki-nftables/index.php/Performing_Network_Address_Translation_(NAT)#Destination_NAT

Apart from that, I personally always liked and still like shorewall.

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>>60681758
so it's as simple as forwarding ports?

similar to >pic?

>>60681828
what's your gtk theme?

>>60681865
numix

>>60681351
quick, post more gnu parallels

>>60681899
gnu parallel?

>>60680283
https://josephg.com/blog/electron-is-flash-for-the-desktop/

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>KDE
>don't use Kmail for 2 weeks
>decide to check mail today
>Akonadi doesn't start upon login anymore
>start it from kmail
>connection to mail server times out so can't update inbox or send mail out
>"There's like a 99.9% that mariadb update from the 22nd led to this."

I don't even kare anymore. I'll just wait and see if it fixes itself. Trying to troubleshoot KDE apps is an lesson in futility; they'll just break again eventually.

>>60678673
can't do it

>>60682127
GNU/Linux/Gnome does not have this problem

Opinions on Kali gnu+linux?

>>60682576
GNU/Linux + package manager

>>60678673
Sorry, I can't help you there, I get the same problem as well.

>>60682200
This confirms it.

>>60675761
where do you enter this?

>>60682937
bashrc
4chan-dl thread-url
you may also need to install jq

>>60683441
Thank you. I spent 1 hour trying to get that working in the web console!

>>60675761
it'd replace jq with python, no bully for jq, I use it myself, but chances are better that systems have python installed

>>60681538
>>60681758
>>60681828

I got this working using tsocks

Basically it allows you to socks5 any traffic on a program by program basis, pretty fucking nifty

>>60675509
Why is this better than jdownloader?

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Picked up an hp micro tower from local radio shack that closed today (use to be one of their pos stations). Core 2 duo, 4Gb ram, 240Gb HDD. currently installing Ubuntu server with lamp on it.

Is Arch a good distro for a beginner who wants to learn all about Linux? I don't mind a steep learning curve, and I prefer things to be transparent and functional rather than simplified and shiny. I checked the "babby's first linux" and Arch sounds pretty good, if a little less user-friendly than Ubuntu or Linux Mint, because of it's extensive wiki and software repository. I have some programming experience, but not a whole lot of experience using a command-line interface, if that makes a difference.
Also, what are the limitations of Wine? Would it make more sense to use a Windows partition for gaming if I don't want to tinker with something every time I want to play a modern game?

>>60684572
>Also, what are the limitations of Wine? Would it make more sense to use a Windows partition for gaming if I don't want to tinker with something every time I want to play a modern game?

Wine is a meme, keep a Windows partition.

So GNOME is my favorite DE, but some animations are janky on Ubuntu GNOME. It also runs a little slow sometimes, but that's probably just my computer. (I'm using this one for testing - once I've settled on a for-sure distro, I'll install it on my main computer.) Would I be having a better time on Fedora? Or should I wait for 18.04 and see how it is?

A degenerate slave training game just switched its license to GPL3.
What would Stallman think of this?

>>60684845
That's disgusting. What is the name of this degenerate game so that I can make sure I thoroughly avoid it.

>>60684899
Free Cities. It was unlicensed for a while until recently the dev declared that it's GPL.

>>60684700
wait
I know ubuntu is in the process of switching to gnome as the official de but expect minor annoyances at least until the first lts with gnome is released.

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>>60684249
“LAMP” stands for “Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP”—a common combination of software to use on a web server, except that “Linux” in this context really refers to the GNU/Linux system. So instead of “LAMP” it should be “GLAMP”: “GNU, Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP.”

Hello guys,

I've been looking into sandboxing my internet facing applications (web browser, pdf reader, mail client etc) and my PC is running Fedora. I know of Firejail, but it isn't available for Fedora.

Would running the applications as a separate user have the same effect as running them in firejail? They wouldn't have access to my home directory?

>>60685199
>isn't available
package it your self

>>60685293
I am new to GNU/Linux and currently I don't know how to do that, but I will look into it.

I was more considering running the program as a different user as it would be a method that could be used on any distribution, with the same effect every time.

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>>60672804
>accidentally make directory "~" in home folder
> cd ~
> ls
>shows the home folder
furk

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>>60685136
Looks familiar

>>60684700
>that's probably just my computer.
it's probably not
i was trying out ubuntu gnome 1704 and 1710 and the scrolling in firefox is horrible for example

hey /g/, /k/ here, don't know if this is really a Linux question but I didn't aee a qtddtot thread but I want some info about am radio. I got my technician license and a baofang and its neat but I'm looking to get the higher license and into the hobby more. so yeah more info about am radio please

also I guess linux too, after using Windows 10 for a bit I got tired/worried from it doing a lot of disk access at random times so I switched to lubuntu, I'm planning on installing fedora 25 because it will apparently has better and newer am radio software. so could someone recommend me linux-compatible am hardware and maybe some software do some kind of ham logging and display it in a way that's worthwhile? I honestly don't really know what my question exactly is here but thanks in advance for anyour replies

>>60685763
try ./~

>>60685136
>this is what a muslim terrorist looks like

>>60681248
or get bohoomil's config

>>60676760
no

>>60676783
cpu c2d era
gpu radeon because the free driver is comfy

>>60685969
>I'm planning on installing fedora
don't. even linus bashed fedora for their release isos and it's impossible to find any release notes on versions of the included packages or anything
you have ubuntu atm you're good. if you need newer maybe there's a ppa

Anyone familiar with the dolphin file manager? I can't get mkv and webm icons to show as a preview. I installed ffmpegthumb and dolphin plugins so I do have an option to choose video previews in the configuration tab but still nothing.

Anyone knows how I can start pcsx2 from the fucking command line? I tried the name, the name plus the version number and nothing. And there's no info about that in the man, or in their website.

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Holy shit
who knew GTK3 could actually be tolerable just by giving it a non-hipster web2.0 tier theme.

Filepicker still inherently sucks though, but at least it doesn't make me want to rip my eyes out anymore.

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>>60686862
Faggots made this shit in capitals, when to download the fucking program I wrote it normal, and to invoke the manual also. Absolutely disgraceful!

argp, getopt, or something else? (for simple C/C++ projects)

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>spend 2 hours running a chain of lossless picture optimizers (jpgoptim, optipng)
> mfw I saved 0.2 GB
wew lad
which optimizers do you recommend?
also checkem

>>60687299
how big was the archive?

>>60687299
btw fuck all these people who think they can convert jpg to png simply by renaming them, holy shit, got like 30 memes with wrong extensions in my collection, wtf

>>60687356
158G

>>60680354
+1 for tmux; it changed my life

>>60687383
What's the point of using tmux? IMHO multiplexers only make sense when you ssh a lot, but otherwise a sencond terminal just fits better. How did it change your life? Am I missing something? Also, why aren't you using screen?

/g/ents, I'm getting bored with GuixSD (it's REALLY cool, try it!), searching for something new to experiment with, any recommendations?

>>60687466
I would have tried it a long time ago if my wireless would actually work after

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>>60687466
Debian GNU/Hurd https://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/hurd-install

>>60687496
Get a wifi stick off minifree and all freetard distros are yours.

>>60687513
This one was already on my todo-list. Thanks.

>>60687496
Give it a try in a VM at least. The package manager is gold. Really hope there will be an official release soon.

>>60687550
>The package manager is gold.
I'm already trying out NixOS on my laptop. Aside from the systemd cancer it has on it, it's pretty great.

I feel like testing NixOS is more or less going to be the same experience testing GuixSD. Like I said, I'd prefer GuixSD if it weren't for the wifi problem, but for now I'm ok. Next time I buy a laptop I'll try to make sure its hardware works with free software

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>>60687550
>>60687466
>guix
do I need to learn lisp in order to use this distro?

Newb question but is there something like a task manager in linux mint?

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>>60687601
>tfw too poor to be free

>Next time I buy a laptop I'll try to make sure its hardware works with free software
Good thing. The more people reject hardware without free drivers, the better chances are that companies start shipping free drivers.

>>60687614
top, htop, type "system monitor" in the search box

>>60686884
>non-hipster
>goes for the 90's DE look

Sure

>>60686884
gtk is fine with adwaita-dark and the file ''picker'' is nice
have you tried to just start typing the name of the file you want to select? it's great with 3 a little bit less great with 2

>>60687424
for use with stterm

>>60687614
top or if you prefer htop
maybe mate has something like gnome-task-manager

test #3: p s aux

>>60687378
jesus, my 17G collection seemed big enough. i suck at not deleting shit, or keeping track of it. been here long enough to have a big archive, but just really started keeping shit.

>>60687709
lmao
>mfw 4chan actually filters ps(1) commands

Anyone else on Arch having problems with Kmail?

>>60687690
>>60687703
Thanks

>>60687694
>90's DE look
That's just what the hipsters call it.
This is a recreation of the "Raleigh" theme as best I can. Perfection is timeless.

You know that theme looks comfortable. Your brain just tells you it's "retro" because you're a faggot.

>>60687703
>have you tried to just start typing the name of the file you want to select? it's great with 3 a little bit less great with 2
Are you kidding? That's one of the most retarded features the new filepicker has.

Why remove shit from my list of files when all I want to do is jump down to a specific section in a long directory?
In GTK2 I could just type "P" or something and jump halfway down. In GTK3 it would just give me a fucking list

Then there's also the speed factor. Let's compare how I get to my "anime" folder
In GTK2:
>C-Enter-A-Enter
There is no delay it takes me there as fast as I can type that shit
In GTK3
>C, wait for search list to populate, if the folder you want is already highlighted only click once to open it otherwise click twice, A, wait for search list to populate, if the folder you want is already highlighted only click once to open it otherwise click twice
Fucking retarded

>>60687720
>Arch
>having problems
That's normal.

someone explain me how to install the newest qt
I want to compile a program from github and my distro doesnt seem to have the newest gt shit
the website gives me brain cancer, I'm lost

>>60687845
install gentoo

>>60687820
It looks like shit. It's okay if you like it but don't pretend it looks good, only hipsters pretend ugly is beautiful.

>>60687850
I would just like to interject for one moment. The operating system you are suggesting for me to install, and rather commandingly might I add, will in fact, not directly solve my current problem at hand, and will actually cause me to ask further questions about the difficult process involved in installing it. Gentoo is a very nice operating system itself, but I'd rather you directly assist me in my quest to solve my current predicament.

I understand that many computer users run the Gentoo Linux operating system, and I realize they may enjoy it greatly and are not currently experiencing the current problem that I have whilst using my non-Gentoo operating system. Through a peculiar turn of events, I have noticed an enormous amount of users make the "Install Gentoo" suggestion, but many of its users are not aware that this suggestion, in most cases, is actually not an "easy-fix" to every single computer-related error.

There really are reasons for installing Gentoo, and there are people using it, but it is just for the few users who choose to compile their own source code locally according to their chosen configuration. Gentoo is just another operating system: the problems I am experiencing will not undeviatingly be solved if I make the choice to install it. All these so-called "Install Gentoo" suggestions I am noticing should cease immediately.

ttrss had php readability or something like that to get complete articles from rss feeds that only have the headline or a couple sentences in the feed.
anyway of getting newsbeuter or similar terminal application to do the same? getting tired of my feeds cutting off. just care about the text.

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>>60687859
tl;dr

>>60687856
>but don't pretend it looks good
It objectively looks better than the default GTK3 theme

>>60687845
pacman -S qt5-base

>>60687881
Probably but it still looks terrible. That's like saying, "This piece of shit smells like like shit than this other piece of shit."

>>60685763
Use cd ~/~ instead

>>60687881
>objectively

>>60687883
>pacman -S qt5-base
>implying he's not a ubuntu casual

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>>60687916
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.

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>>60687941
Yellow did nothing wrong.

>>60687957
added to the wall rotation

good thread

>>60687988
Thanks. I was in it.

>>60686857
Forget it. Upgrading kde fixed the issue.

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What are some cool terminal commands?

>>60688052
shilling my shitty worldclock

worldclock() {
    {
        tz="America/Los_Angeles"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="America/Chicago"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="America/Mexico_City"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="America/New_York"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="America/Sao_Paulo"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Europe/London"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Europe/Berlin"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Europe/Moscow"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Asia/Kolkata"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Asia/Hong_Kong"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Asia/Singapore"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Asia/Tokyo"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
        tz="Australia/Sydney"
        printf -- '%s %s\n' "${tz}" "$(TZ=${tz} date +'%F %T %::z %Z')"
    } | column -t
}

>>60687988
usa is asleep

>>60688052

man kill

sudo sed -i 's/1/2/' /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode
sed: couldn't open temporary file /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/sedIJFgAU: Permission denied

How can I use sed to replace something in a file owned by root?

hey guys, when im using an external hard drive thats formatted in exfat when i use it on linux the photos show up with corruption like lines and crap running across them, but they open perfectly on windows. even when i copy them over they show up as being fucked. what causes thia and how can i fix it? it actually got me worried that it was failing so i went out and purchased another one.

>>60688052
:(){ :|: & };:

>>60688064
better: man 7 signal

>>60688084
start a root shell: sudo -s

>>60688089
http://reddit.com/

>>60688111
Why not just sudo su?

>>60688084
/sys doesn't work like a normal filesystem: all of it is virtual.
You cannot create files there, and that is what sed is trying to do.
Also, when you're modifying something in /sys, you normally just write directly to the file

# echo "2" > /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode

>>60688111
It still gives me a permission denied error.

>>60688137
kek, didn't even read the path, now I feel stupid

>>60688150
Do I run this as a kernel paramenter?

>>60687820
>wait for search list to populate,
i'd just like to interject for a moment i just tested it and results showed instantly always

about gtk2 ok but what if the highlight is not in the list window? then your speed factor goes up. that's what i meant gtk2 is (understandably) not that comfy

>>60687845
add a ppa?

>>60688147
like >>60688137 said

dev, proc, sys, etc are virtual; you can read and write, but not operate with these files like with normal files

these files are fakes to make it easy to interact with the kernel, drivers, etc. writing to such a file actually send a command to the kernel

a solution without the need of being root:

echo 2 | sudo tee /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode

the reason why sed wount work is because the -i flag creates a temp file and then wants to overwrite the actual file, which obviously doesnt work

>>60688199
>etc
I know you're just trying to say "etcetera", but I feel like I need to point this out.

>>60688190
>results showed instantly
Tell my fingers that, they don't believe you.

You just didn't have a workflow that involved quickly accessing the exact same folders over and over
(For fucks sake, they even removed the "recent locations" section that was in the GTK2 filepicker)

As someone who could access the folders he often used probably about 5x faster than you, take my word for it, it's slow as fuck in GTK3

>>60688219
thanks for the trigger ;_;
also thanks for pointing it out

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>>60688052

clear; string="$(linux)"; for ((i=0; i<=${#string}; i++)); { echo -en "${string:$i:1}"; sleep .02 ;}; echo

>>60688349
less typing: echo 'Hello world.' | pv -qL 10

>>60688064
psst, wanna destroy the patriarchy?

killall man

>>60688349
I wish'd you'd just hit ^e

>>60688413
LOL!

>>60688349
>hack@planet
wew

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>Can't for the life of me figure out how to get superscripted numbers on LibreOffice footnotes
>Do the rest of the damn paper on Google Docs
Hurts.

>>60688441
Just install the LaTeX plugin

>>60688422
The cpu spike made me nervous (see the 3 ^Cs).

>>60688386
saved

>>60688448
It's due tomorrow, I don't have time to figure out any more shit.

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What's a good alternative to coffee? I don't think too much coffee is good for me.

>>60688483
Transhumanism.

>>60688483
tea

>>60688483
kek green tea or some shit FRIEND why u askin in /fglt/

>>60688483
Mt. Dew

>>60688483
covfefe

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>>60688483
Go nuts.

>>60688555
>Java
Sorry, but I don't want to drink poo-water.

>>60688540
whats your fuel that keeps you up at night so you can rice your dekstop, faggit?

>>60688583
LOL!

(should I get a naked banana picture?)

>>60688483
I want to try tea

probably like black tea or whatever those brits always have that's like morning tea for brits who need to get through the working day and if they don't get it the brit falls into a tantrum spiral and bashes a coworker with a cricket bat because the bobby told him to bin that knife

>>60688483

>We don't describe drinks as an “alternative” to proprietary caffeine, because that word presumes all the “alternatives” are legitimate and each additional one makes users better off. In effect, it assumes that free caffeine ought to coexist with caffeine that does not respect users' freedom.

https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.en.html#Alternative

>>60688199
Thanks, this worked, added to xinitrc

>>60688457
>due tomorrow
high school?

I am rewriting the coreutils and I came across an interesting problem.

I was rewriting chgrp ($man chgrp). I wonder where the group-owner vs directory table is stored. There must be a database file stored somewhere where chgrp goes to change.

>>60688751
University term research paper. I'm a freshman who hasn't seen anything other than MLA.

>>60688738
kek

>>60688837
check github, /g/ already rewrote coreutils one billion times

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>>60688885
I hate this feel. Every, EVERY time, and you can be sure about this, E V E R Y time when you have a neat idea for a program or something, there's already some faggot who already wrote something simliar. True pain. Ever program already written, every thought already thought, why even live.

>>60688944

Were you legitimately that retarded to think that no one wrote new versions of the coreutils?

lel, I like this guy: http://www.johnhawthorn.com/meh/

It literally just displays pictures. No features. If you want a special feature, use a pipe.

>>60688996
bloat

>>60688996
Can this set wallpapers like feh?

>>60689067

Yes, but only when you're looking at them.

is there a way to have a split view with thunar?

How trustworthy are these guys: https://launchpad.net/~noobslab

ya or nah?

>>60689251
>Conky Collection by NoobsLab
i mean, yeah, why not.

>>60689251
>noobs lab
>noobslab
>noob slab
you tell me.
just messing, yeah seems like it is. i'm pretty bad at double checking stuff like that though, have plenty of ppas on my ubungu install that i haven't looked at twice.

>>60689251
When you need to ask, they're not trustworthy enough. Period.

GPG edition: >>60689348

does anyone know how to correctly set up a font in feh using --font= ?

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>>60688645
if you want to try green tea, YamaMotoYama is bretty gud or
for black tea, pic related. you can probably find it in you neighborhood china market.