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i'm running templeOS so i just boot up the old god program and ask him to install emacs for me. problem solved. if he doesn't than it wasn't part of his plan
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Symbolic Butt posted:I just realized that I could use just miniconda HMMMM yeah if you want to start from scratch miniconda is also really good
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b0red posted:i'm running templeOS so i just boot up the old god program and ask him to install emacs for me. problem solved. if he doesn't than it wasn't part of his plan templeOS is not a UNIX begone troll
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Mr Dog posted:pacman shits on both deb+apt and rpm+dnf PKGBUILDs are great too if you need something that isn't in a repo
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today I had to use ubuntu. it was unspeakably terrible. eventually I got gnome3 installed and it became merely unpleasant. that's my desktop linux update
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pram posted:I used to be a big yum advocate a long time ago because I thought Debian users were retards but I was wrong. apt was and continues to be far superior feature-wise they are very similar but i have never had apt crash while updating itself, so, there's that
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to spice things up sometimes i use apt-get and sometimes i use aptitude
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lol at all the people complaining about the lack of python 3. I amuse myself with my  contractor friend who's stuck with python 2.4
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b0red posted:i'm running templeOS so i just boot up the old god program and ask him to install emacs for me. problem solved. if he doesn't than it wasn't part of his plan pram posted:templeOS is not a UNIX begone troll
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Phoenixan posted:linux and unix, the os for non believers it's packed with daemons to serve your every need
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is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? also what is the best linux. seems like its fedora for the desktop and rhel for the non-desktop.
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Barnyard Protein posted:is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? also what is the best linux. seems like its fedora for the desktop and rhel for the non-desktop. sounds good
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Barnyard Protein posted:is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? also what is the best linux. seems like its fedora for the desktop and rhel for the non-desktop. the rhce certification requirements are pretty comprehensive you can just buy a book about that
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Barnyard Protein posted:is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? also what is the best linux. seems like its fedora for the desktop and rhel for the non-desktop. just read the man pages, god
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Barnyard Protein posted:is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? also what is the best linux. seems like its fedora for the desktop and rhel for the non-desktop. go with ubuntu for desktop, any question you have just add +ubuntu and google it.
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mike12345 posted:go with ubuntu for desktop, any question you have just add +ubuntu and google it. thi sis true, any ubuntu problem you have, guaranteed 3000 idiots have done it before you
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mike12345 posted:go with ubuntu for desktop, no dont
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i got the RHCSA & RHCE RHEL 7 book with the best rating on amazon. ofc i can get anything done with linux by googlin it, i've been doing that for a dozen years. but i've got huge gaps in my knowledge to the point that i don't know what i don't know. so far i think it was a good $22 spent.
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at some point in my life I studied quite a bit for the LPI certification exams (laffo I know) which I never did because I didn't have the money and even if there's a lot of bullshit in these exams I learned some useful stuff the journey is important yo
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Barnyard Protein posted:i got the RHCSA & RHCE RHEL 7 book with the best rating on amazon. ofc i can get anything done with linux by googlin it, i've been doing that for a dozen years. but i've got huge gaps in my knowledge to the point that i don't know what i don't know. so far i think it was a good $22 spent. is it ghori's? I bought it and its boring and apparently has lots of mistakes. evol rips it apart in the IT certification thread in SHSC. jang apparently writes the better book but he doesn't come out til March
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Barnyard Protein posted:is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? also what is the best linux. seems like its fedora for the desktop and rhel for the non-desktop. the design and implementation of the freebsd operating system
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Suspicious Dish posted:Lots of tiny stuff, lots of bug fixes and under the hood changes. 357 core OS bugs were closed, and 257 application bugs were fixed. Boot speed should be significantly improved. We support a lot more printers now. Various system applications were updated and rebased. Lots of tiny optimizations to applications and our toolkits. There were lots of HW-specific bug fixes related to video decoding, audio and other things. so these days, my Endless with 2.4.2 appears to be seeing an update but failing to get it. is there a command-line way to do so, or a place I can download the update from and put it on a USB drive to install? and has any of the development-on-an-endless stuff come to fruition yet? I haven’t seen a forum or anything like that... Edit: looks like it’s searching for but not finding obs-master.endlessm-sf.com via DNS eschaton fucked around with this message at 19:34 on Nov 12, 2015 |
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What makes you think that? Are you trying to run apt-get update? Updates are managed by ostree. Do you have any errors from ostree in the journal?
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By the way, the command-line way to upgrade is $ sudo ostree admin upgrade I'd still like to see error messages though.
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annapacketstormaya posted:the design and implementation of the freebsd operating system i have this book on my shelf right now, i will read it "some day"
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So is it possible to extend my LVM /home partition to a second drive or should I just move my /home to the second drive. Is the first thing possible either way
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b0red posted:So is it possible to extend my LVM /home partition to a second drive or should I just move my /home to the second drive. Is the first thing possible either way yes you add the second drive to the vg and expand the lv this is a bad idea though
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b0red posted:So is it possible to extend my LVM /home partition to a second drive or should I just move my /home to the second drive. Is the first thing possible either way Yes Create a partition on the second drive and initialize it with pvcreate. Then use vgextend to add the partition to your volume group that holds your home partition. Then grow your home logical volume using lvextend. celeron 300a fucked around with this message at 20:09 on Nov 12, 2015 |
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Interesting to know, and I'd probably do this for real if it wasn't for the fact that I'd be extending a 40Gb partion on a SSD into a 2tb drive. lol thanks for the info though guys, i'll just use pvcreate and add the new ting to the lvm blah blah. i'm assuming doing it is a bad idea because data can get spread between the drives and if you lose the lvm stuff than your boned
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celeron 300a posted:
this is exactly what i would do two disks, one VG, but no LV touches both disks. keeping them both in the same VG means you can still use the big slow disk for snapshots or migration volumes
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b0red posted:i'm assuming doing it is a bad idea because data can get spread between the drives and if you lose the lvm stuff than your boned the "LVM stuff" gets written to every PV if you lose parts of a volume group, you can still make use of the LVs that are restricted to the surviving PVs.
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eschaton posted:
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Barnyard Protein posted:is there just a single book that i can read that will tell me everything i need to know about the best linux? Mac OS X Internals: A Systems Approach it's a bit dated now but evidently a new edition is in progress with everything that's been added since the 10.4-10.5 era like sandboxing, entitlements, launchd, dispatch, ASL, XPC… oh, and iOS
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b0red posted:Interesting to know, and I'd probably do this for real if it wasn't for the fact that I'd be extending a 40Gb partion on a SSD into a 2tb drive. lol thanks for the info though guys, i'll just use pvcreate and add the new ting to the lvm blah blah. if your lv is larger than a single disk it's basically like striping
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pram posted:if your lv is larger than a single disk it's basically like striping except slower, because it's just concatenation. all the downsides, none of the upsides lvm supports striping and mirroring, but i've never tried it. i don't think anyone has. linux has an independent non-lvm software raid subsystem, and people just use lvm for simple volume management: migration, logical volumes, etc
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doesn't it just do it through mdadm
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:except slower, because it's just concatenation. all the downsides, none of the upsides lvm raid is pretty good and useful, mdadm is almost as bad as hardware raid
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i like how u can make a nice big lvm pool and make some of it raid 0 and some of it raid 1
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