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pram posted:hello there, i am here for my sys admin lecture as directed by the sudo warning found him 
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pram posted:found him beard isn't grey tho
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The renowned 'armpit fern'
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you ever read the bastard operator from hell? well *cough cough* that was me  / 
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pram posted:you ever read the bastard operator from hell? well *cough cough* that was me there u go
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just the beard has probably forgotten more linux than i'll ever know
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pram posted:hello there, i am here for my sys admin lecture as directed by the sudo warning
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pseudo, a command that pretends it's done the dangerous thing you asked for but really hasn't
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Soricidus posted:pseudo, a command that pretends it's done the dangerous thing you asked for but really hasn't powershell actually has this
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i guess it's just a generalization of --dry-run in a bunch of linux things only helps if you think to use it, so dd dude would still be hosed
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carry on then posted:powershell actually has this public service announcement: the level of fail otpc (on this pee cee) is coming from this tool it is not related to the terminal retardation of the user
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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carry on then posted:what's it like in 1997 it's p nice you wouldn't believe how fast computers are more 1997: I installed NetBSD 7, new as of October 2015, on this SPARCstation 20/61 and ran startx. it started up twm and a couple of xterm instances and xclock and that's it it was amazing just how much faster it felt than an RPi or RPi2 with stock Raspbian despite having a fraction the raw performance
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:eschaton it is good to see you come to your senses and use an actually-good unix ew, Solaris, I was actually using SunOS I just booted the machine as I received it once to see what it had on it before (answer: Sun internal stuff, holy poo poo) NetBSD would be better if it was atop Mach, maybe someone has posted Darwin to SPARC…
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sparcstations and sparc ultra workstations are cool and good. i have to restrain myself from saving them when i see one sitting in the e-waste.
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Barnyard Protein posted:sparcstations and sparc ultra workstations are cool and good. i have to restrain myself from saving them when i see one sitting in the e-waste. you should stop restraining yourself they are pro tier UNIX tools
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the part of my life where i hoard ancient proprietary unix workstations is over. probably one IPX or one SS2 wouldn't cause a relapse, but i can't risk it. i just say the lords prayer and move on.
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eschaton posted:you should stop restraining yourself they are pro tier UNIX tools compared to anyone who really likes them, who is just a scrub tier unix tool
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so i have fedora dual boot on my laptop now, and i'm finding that i can't get through 15 minutes of linux before i need the terminal open for some reason also loving nvidia optimus bumblee bullshit solution
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Apocadall posted:so i have fedora dual boot on my laptop now, and i'm finding that i can't get through 15 minutes of linux before i need the terminal open for some reason the terminal is the main linux user interface. having it open constantly is not a problem, it's a sign that you're doing things correctly.
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pram posted:hello there, i am here for my sys admin lecture as directed by the sudo warning
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eschaton posted:it's p nice the best thing about twm is how fast it is literally if you just have twm and a couple of raw xterms instead of gnome-terminal, the raw blazing speed is glorious although I'm kinda surprised that it didn't load xeyes as well
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Although it's probably the most user friendly solution, I think gnome is one of the worst things to put on a raspberry pi if you're gonna give it to a non-linux user. RPI is an awesome solution for so many things but running it as a desktop just convinces people that LInux is cheap and slow. The only way I'd give a raspberry pi to my parents is if I leave it as a network device (like a backup target or a file share server). It's quiet, low-power and gets the job done.
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celeron 300a posted:I think gnome is one of the worst things hell, agreed!
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celeron 300a posted:the best thing about twm is how fast it is i always liked ctwm back in the day i do occasionally have to use a rpi for work, putting twm or ctwm on it is probably a pretty good idea
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there's a gnome tweak tool thing that turns off all gnome 3 animations and it does wonders for the system's responsiveness gnome-terminal does take an entire 300ish milliseconds to start up oh the no two-finger scroll in epiphany is pretty fucken smooth battery life under linux isn't brilliant tbh but i mean i get 6 hrs of it if i'm not thrashing the cpu hard so i'll live with it until i finally figure out why the gently caress this udev rule to enable sata link power management doesn't take i'mma go ahead and conclude that you're computer is a piece of poo poo op
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celeron 300a posted:gnome is one of the worst things
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fritz posted:i always liked ctwm back in the day to be honest, I would rather shoot myself than use twm in any serious context maybe use icewm or fvwm instead? or windowmaker?
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lol artsd this screenshot has to be ancient
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:anyone remember conky???? conky's bad linux day
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lol @ using a raspberry pi for anything desktop-related. I have two at home, one is running a caching DNS & nginx for sinkholing about 2500 ad domains in my LAN and https-reverse proxying another rpi that is serving as a surveillance camera server (which does not support https). needs very suited for less than a hundred bucks worth of hardware & minimal electricity draw.
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oh ya desktop linux is a pointless chore.
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computer toucher posted:lol @ using a raspberry pi for anything desktop-related. I use it to interactively debug hardware and in general I'd rather have a few xterms than a few consoles
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fritz posted:I use it to interactively debug hardware and in general I'd rather have a few xterms than a few consoles pfft edge case
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