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I just use jellyfin and run the client app on my tv
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also, lol at the "this works for me, so nobody ought to need anything else" concept that's invaded linux
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mystes posted:I just use jellyfin and run the client app on my tv Same
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updated to F36 and other than a quick touch /.autorelabel && reboot (I have some odd policies on my workstation that most people won’t have) everything worked perfect.
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the lesser known cousin of "works for me op" posting, the "doesn't work for me, but my setup is too advanced for most people" post
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:the lesser known cousin of "works for me op" posting, the "doesn't work for me, but my setup is too advanced for most people" post Nah, I have a bunch of custom poo poo that was a bad idea years ago and i'm too lazy to fix lol. Fedora SHOULD add a /.autorelabel automatically when updating the system, but meh.
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my fedora install likes to occasionally freeze up for two minutes when restored from sleep in the morning. i had a quick look through the logs, turns out that's caused by the weekly scheduled fstrim job
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Sapozhnik posted:my fedora install likes to occasionally freeze up for two minutes when restored from sleep in the morning. My work laptop likes to do this because the nvidia driver is awful. I want to use just the integrated graphics, but if I do that I lose external display support. Luckily, I don't use my work provided laptop often.
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my hobby server doesn't do that, because i do not let the accursed gui packages foul its serverly grace
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carry on then posted:my hobby server doesn't do that, because i do not let the accursed gui packages foul its serverly grace I use recoll on my server, which indexes the text in documents and lets you search for phrases. It has a GUI and a command line version. There are actually separate packages for both versions and a "recoll" package that installs both packages. I didn't know this at first and installed the "recoll" package on my command line only server. The web of GUI dependencies that the GUI version has is so huge and tangled that it somehow went and installed wpasupplicant and the avahi daemon on my server that had no need for either of those things. I guess you wouldn't notice normally because the Debian desktop comes with both of those in the standard package list but it was annoying realizing how much cruft ended up on my server
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Probably not a hard dependency but a "recommends" dependency. That system usually works to pull in packages that aren't strictly necessary but that you'd want to install anyway, but it can lead to some weirdness if you're pulling a desktop package into a non-desktop system.
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i like linux, to my shame
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yeah me too and it loving sucks
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i like linux and i dont care who knows it
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Linux makes me the figgies. As such, I hate Linux with every bone in my body, but will continue to use it because I like figgies.
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I like Linux. It's nice.
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Earning money with Linux sure beats earning money with Windows. I've done both
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BattleMaster posted:The web of GUI dependencies that the GUI version has is so huge and tangled that it somehow went and installed wpasupplicant and the avahi daemon on my server that had no need for either of those things. I guess you wouldn't notice normally because the Debian desktop comes with both of those in the standard package list but it was annoying realizing how much cruft ended up on my server It's just disk space, why does it matter? NixOS has taught me that disk is a resource that should be spent liberally in order to simplify basically anything else. code:
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I'm a little dim, is Nix just distribution-agnostic package isolation for non-containerized environments?
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why do I want my app in Nix instead of docker?
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It's a package manager. I am more familiar with guix but they are very similar. You can use it interactively like a normal package manager, but you can also feed it an outline of your packages and configuration and it will spit out an image (including a docker image), deploy it to the current system, or deploy that to a networked pc. It builds your packages in isolation from one another, so you can mix and match your system packages without breaking stuff, and you can rollback your system or individual packages if stuff does break. This can use a lot of disk space, hence the /nix/store (where the packages are all kept) being huge
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last i checked there was no auditing, so you also get to keep all the vulnerable binaries around on the filesystem, including the ones with setuid 0 so if anyone gets remote code execution to a system that has nix, they basically get privilege escalation for free
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Antigravitas posted:Earning money with Linux sure beats earning money with Windows. I've done both Everybody should stop caring so much at work, especially if they are a black box. IE: People with no idea how programming works want a feature and create a ticket -> Black box (you) -> feature comes out. Do they have any idea what happens between Ticket and feature? No. Do they have any reference on how long said feature will take to complete? No. Steps for success: - Pad the time you think a ticket will take by 3 - 5x. - Get the work done at your normal pace (that they should not know about.) - Sit on the ticket (and maybe mess around with the code a bit to make it squeaky clean.) - Turn the ticket in on the day you said it would be done. - Do not work early, late, or on weekends. Your time is personal. - Do not respond to Slack or Email before or after work hours. - If you do need to work extra hours, set a clear expectation that the time will be comped and you will use it immediately. Benefits: - Less work. - Higher quality output. - You will always have your work done on time. - Glowing reviews. - You are paid more for your time and experience. FlapYoJacks fucked around with this message at 17:30 on Apr 26, 2022 |
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:last i checked there was no auditing, so you also get to keep all the vulnerable binaries around on the filesystem, including the ones with setuid 0 I don't think you can have setuid binaries in the Nix store at all (it would make no sense). Binaries like sudo have setuid set on the symlink that is produced when NixOS cobbles together a user environment. I'd expect setuid binaries to not work at all in nix-shell or outside NixOS proper. But I don't really know or care about sysadmin people and what they do with Nix. I just think it's great for normal usage and programming, partly because I can easily have tons of different versions of various tools installed and easily clean it up afterwards.
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Most of my work isn't with tickets, I just need to keep things running and available and I have full discretion over how the things run. It's so much more pleasant to work with something that isn't actively antagonistic.
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carry on then posted:my hobby server doesn't do that, because i do not let the accursed gui packages foul its serverly grace Some folks use our hobby server as a primary home office pc. The age of 12-core/24-thread processors and 64 gigas of ram and many-teraflops of parallel processing from a GPU coinciding with containerized server services is good.
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i, too, like linux.
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RobobTheGreat posted:i, too, like linux. 
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i love... LAMP
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which P you got in there friend
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Gentle Autist posted:which P you got in there friend pascal 
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 that's a moiré
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see, now this is proper linux thread contents
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Where we're going we don't need kernels.
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press continue
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yeah this sort of package manager weirdness is something that Fedora Silverblue aims to fix
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