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afaik u cant set ZOIPER to use the GNOME theme... #fail. also cant set it to always on top due to same.
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Aug 13, 2015 02:04
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witness the power and freedom of the mint xfce desktop
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xfce has a picture of a mouse or something on it and it sux0rs teh big 1
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because ZOIPER doesnt look like it uses gtk. it looks like some horrible custom toolkit
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ubuntu sucks!! 
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Aug 13, 2015 02:08
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wow i remember right. look at this fail GAS
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bobbilljim posted:witness the power and freedom of the mint xfce desktop god i forgot how horrible xfce looks
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Celexi posted:ubuntu sucks!! fedora supremacy 
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pram posted:because ZOIPER doesnt look like it uses gtk. it looks like some horrible custom toolkit zoipers a real POS thats for sure. i think its a wine port or something
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:still waiting on a cli program that makes staging / unstaging on the chunk/line level as easy as gitx/gitcola/etc. magit.el
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Phobeste posted:magit.el lol emacs good troll 
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magit is amazing
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every time i install a linux, there are mundane tasks associated with getting poo poo setup. is there a way to record those mundane things and play them back automatically for when i set up a linux the next time? time between linux janitorings is a year or two. as i type this out i realize that maybe "shell scripts" is the answer.
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Aug 13, 2015 03:14
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its called ansible
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Celexi posted:god i forgot how horrible xfce looks yeah most people use linux for teh look + feel 
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Aug 13, 2015 03:17
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Barnyard Protein posted:every time i install a linux, there are mundane tasks associated with getting poo poo setup. is there a way to record those mundane things and play them back automatically for when i set up a linux the next time? time between linux janitorings is a year or two. as i type this out i realize that maybe "shell scripts" is the answer. ansible, kickstart, etc etc
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a desktop linux user. apting this. nanoing that. how did i have gnome set up last time? why wont my video card work? .. a modern day sisyphus
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we develop on linux at work and i do 99% of my work by just sshing into my linux laptop from my macbook
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pram posted:a desktop linux user. apting this. nanoing that. how did i have gnome set up last time? why wont my video card work? .. a modern day sisyphus except sisyphus forgets the terrible time he had after the boulder rolls back down, right?
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:we develop on linux at work and i do 99% of my work by just sshing into my linux laptop from my macbook that is the proper way to use a linux
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:dired-mode is real good and also easy you have to do M-x dired-enable-editing or some poo poo first, I don't remember. edit: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Wdired.html
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Barnyard Protein posted:every time i install a linux, there are mundane tasks associated with getting poo poo setup. is there a way to record those mundane things and play them back automatically for when i set up a linux the next time? time between linux janitorings is a year or two. as i type this out i realize that maybe "shell scripts" is the answer. the real answer is puppet or chef shell scripts seem like the answer until you start adding error handling and subroutines and you have a 5,000 line code base that requires a full time cj Notorious b.s.d. fucked around with this message at 04:54 on Aug 13, 2015 |
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this is probably a real bad idea but i'd like some replacement text editor recommendations i use nedit. what's good about it: actual graphical text editor with semi standard gui features and sane (read: not emacs) shortcuts, excellent rectangular cut/paste/fill, handles 100+MB text files without choking, has verilog & system verilog syntax coloring, and most important of all the regex capable search/replace dialog box is more usable than anything i've encountered anywhere else. it's not that it's fancy (it isn't), what i like is that it is insanely easy to drive from just the keyboard, moreso than anything else i've found in other editors. also the nigh infinite history of past search/replace strings is p. good. nedit's problem, and the reason i hope to find a replacement: it is a dead project. dead dead dead. fell victim to the linux toolkit wars / cadt development methodology. the authors decided to give up after it became clear that it was either going to be a rewrite from the ground up for a new toolkit or they'd be condemned to an eternal hell of trying to work around problems in their ancient toolkit. nedit hasn't seen an update in years, looks klunky these days, and it's only a matter of time before $shitty_new_distro breaks it enough that it's useless. so... anyone know of any editors with the properties i like?
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BobHoward posted:this is probably a real bad idea but i'd like some replacement text editor recommendations just give up and learn vim already. (actually i used to be a nedit user, and moving to vim turned out to be a great decision)
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Aug 13, 2015 12:17
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it's official guys. you really aren't running linux if you don't have an animes background.
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bobbilljim posted:witness the power and freedom of the mint xfce desktop 
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b0red posted:it's official guys. you really aren't running linux if you don't have an animes background. IRIX ships with cat-girl anime backgrounds, or at least thats what you'd think based on the community. nice people -- someone from nekochan once gave me an Octane with a full IRIX cd set and MIPS pro compiler. he could have sold the CDs on eBay for ~$100 probably. after playing with it for a few weeks I tossed it tho because being in possession of some internet weirdo's hard drives seemed like a bad idea.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the real answer is puppet or chef cool thanks. these are a bit too much for me, but its still interesting to learn about. i didn't know that this kind of stuff was a thing!
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what teh gently caress is a nethogs also what are some goofy commandline shits i can install on teh yostop
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bobbilljim posted:yeah most people use linux for teh look + feel sure doesn't have to look like cow poo poo
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BobHoward posted:this is probably a real bad idea but i'd like some replacement text editor recommendations one of my friends swears by textadept. sounds like it ticks most of your boxes, and it supports a bunch of languages so verilog is probably in there somewhere.
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Aug 13, 2015 16:21
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bobbilljim posted:yeah most people use linux for teh look + feel i do
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bobbilljim posted:yeah most people use linux for teh look + feel the touch the feel of autism (of autism) a nix without jony ives
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the real answer is
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jesus bsd is goddamn dumb. does desktop linux even come with ruby. hurr install redis, postgres, rabbitmq, nginx, and 10 assorted daemons on your desktop linux
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ruby is dead so yeah Linux probably has it
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how the gently caress are you going to bootstrap chef, or puppet, onto a desktop linux system, bsd. how. should he automate that too? should he make the image before he installs it on his undoubtedly lovely computer? should he run a kickstart and pxe server? should he use foreman too..
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pram posted:how the gently caress are you going to bootstrap chef, or puppet, onto a desktop linux system, bsd. how. should he automate that too? should he make the image before he installs it on his undoubtedly lovely computer? should he run a kickstart and pxe server? should he use foreman too.. make a docker with ansible and have it provision the host machine
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