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I've had games loving up but can say hitting "cancel" in steam almost always closes it; otherwise you can (need) to trace all the processes proton is spawning to kill it properly with just 'kill'. Grepping for the game isn't enough, its usually like 5 or 6 processes to low, same with wine though usually wine is enough for steam to reap the rest of the processes 
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Maybe you just need to read the 15 man pages again, cron has been a rock solid platform since Jared Bedwetter wrote it for UNIX 1.3 in 1964 
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Love to reinvent the wheel for 5 decades janitoring my cron jobs just to get notified my yospos archiver is a piece of poo poo
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Why would you own a printer just go to the library
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May 19, 2022 23:50
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You can usually print at UPS or FedEx too, or your local postal annex. I have to print like 3 things a year, used do it at work before full time remote, totally not worth a $300 printer and paying for a new ink cartridge basically every time I'd have to print because somehow they dry up in like 48 hours
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Finally I can stop using find. Throw it on the pile with cron
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Sapozhnik posted:The joke is that [find is considered] perfectly good software
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Progressive JPEG posted:been using rg for a couple years now and it's good, for what i use it for its effectively interchangeable with grep I would simply find . -type f -iname "*.c" | xargs grep ”butts" op, its worked for 80 years and just rolls off the tongue
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We still use use CVS, its been working great, why would we change? 
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Nvidia is still utterly broken on wayland
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Its marginally better each new fedora but still unusable
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tazjin posted:DynamicUser enables a bunch of useful sandboxing primitives as well as enforcing some conventions (which I think is a good idea, people need to get over the idea that their beautiful application is a special snowflake that has magical runtime requirements). You could set them all up manually, yes, but it's nice to have a convenient shortcut sometimes. You got me reading the man page  Lmaooooo
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tazjin posted:another bullshit systemd thing: Love 2 load 10 years of logs anytime I want to check something.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:the solution is simple, op. just don't log anything, because who needs logging anyway if you're just gonna restart something when it's misbehaving. This but unironically
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Jokes on you I only run systemd there was nothing to steal to begin with, it was all a honeypot to expose the old codgers
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Sounds like your problem is nvidia op
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Beeftweeter posted:yeah that is pretty much it lol, i saw there's some way to insert 2.4 modules into modern kernels so i figured perhaps, but i don't know enough about the linux kernel to be sure I think it'll probably not work due to kernel changes but you could try creating a DKMS build for it? https://github.com/archlinux/svntogit-packages/blob/packages/nvidia-utils/trunk/PKGBUILD I forget how module / kernel versioning works can't you (try to) load an arbitrary module into it without it being explicitly built for the running kernel? Its been so long since I've had that problem and haven't had the source
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:thanks, i hate it
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Lets hope we never catch up to 8, 10 or 11
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FlapYoJacks posted:He's a 1099 and I am VERY close to telling my boss this guy needs to go. His first PR was awful as well. Without anymore context beyond "system administration" this seems reasonable? Was he aware there is a settings database? Having never touched an embedded system, do people actually run databases on them?
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SamDabbers posted:Looks like your code review process is working
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postin from a linux!! or as I like to call it, gnu plus linux
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nudgenudgetilt posted:kde notifications are bullshit, stacking up having to be manually dismissed (yeah, you can dig deep into your config to avoid this, but it's a pain in the rear end) How are those thumbnails in gnome land 
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Also lol using your desktops email / contact apps, especially with o365, everything is tailor made for the browser these days. Use Thunderbird if you need a desktop app
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nudgenudgetilt posted:
Its implementation has wavered from nonexistent to middling for over two decades, I guess its a little improved with the tiny thumbnails but even a couple years ago (last time i used gnome) it straight up had zero icon support for it. https://jayfax.neocities.org/mediocrity/gnome-has-no-thumbnails-in-the-file-picker.html This came up in a search and is amusing because neocities still exists and is actively being used (this blog is dated 2021), excuse the anime. Also has some interesting history on the topic.
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Is there a good ELI5 article on why wayland is so much better and so difficult to implement thats its been going for like a decade? I dont know anything about desktop compositors but it blows my mind its been such a long and rocky road for wayland. Ive seen a few here and there but they tend to get to deep in the weeds
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sb hermit posted:I use k9mail. Maybe I should give it a shot. Who exactly are you emailing that also uses gpg
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I'm pretty convinced gnu/fsf is malignant at this point do they make anything genuinely good? I think GnuCash is maybe the only thing and I dunno if I'd call it good.
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Wait its just abstractions all the way down?
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I was actually setting up yuzu the other say and apparently they have and still do steal code from the other switch emulator https://ryujinx.org very not cool, the poster provided a bunch of sources I can dig it up for the curious. That said i had already setup yuzu when i read that and since its more popular, anyone successfully use it via steam link?
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The_Franz posted:yeah, but archive getting shut down because they want to host current-gen warez would honestly suck as there is a lot of stuff that would otherwise be totally lost were it not for them I doubt they would be at risk for the whole thing being taken down, likely they have a copyright form or something and just take down stuff automatically (e.g. the  ), very likely just a problem of volume and not malicious intent and it would be hard for anyone to argue that in court.Tankakern posted:finally someone stepped up and started working on tearing updates for wayland, in other words being able to turn off vsync on wayland so you'll get the least amount of output lag when gaming Even after finally getting an AMD GPU it still isn't great under KDE. It's usable and I could probably fully switch but  I'll just wait for the next release of fedora to hopefully iron it out.
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Tankakern posted:another unionfs? Actually its real good, been using it and snapraid for years  I'm also using Fedora but when I set it up containers where a pain on most server OSs, at this point you're probably better off throwing it on Debian or CentOS or Rocky. This'll be the third? time this year a kernel update made me waste a day trying to figure out wtf happened to my server (its always nfs)
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Hey it beats paying for an ad riddled OS
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Finally, its the year of wayland on the linux desktop
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Anyone using kde on fedora 37? Does wayland work better now (AMD)?
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Updated to f37 and it looks like wayland is finally usable on kde/amd??? Haven't noticed any issues when on 36 (last time i checked anyway) i would get weird micro freezes and stuttering periodically, i forget what exactly but it was annoying. Gotta say it was nice logging in and not have everything flickering into place, triple monitor setup.
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I was enjoying wayland but went back to X cause steam link streaming doesnt work on Wayland. I tried sunlight a while back and it was off-putting for somereason, might have to revisit. Irritatingly its just the steam app that doesnt work, if you launch a game it'll pick it up. Good luck picking a game with a black screen!
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There is a big open ticket about it it seems to affect most / all desktops, idk. The workaroubds didnt work for me on F37 + kde https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/6148 Didn't gently caress with it to much cause, regrettably X works and I dont wanna janitor my computer more than necessary.
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akadajet posted:meson don’t know what that is, anni
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How long is a nixos release supported, till the next one or months or years? My server is currently Fedora which was useful at the time but now its a bit annoying how fast it updates, was probably gonna throw rocky or bsd on it but nix has always sounded cool
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