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Mr Dog posted:reminder that stallman is smarter than every single poster itt and a force for good in the world and almost always ends up being right in the end
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Tankakern posted:https://linux.slashdot.org/story/17/07/15/0018221/in-which-linus-torvalds-makes-an-init-joke yes
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spankmeister posted:"become"
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:I do phone screens or interviews for this kind of thing several times a week whats so bad about ansible
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cis autodrag posted:Wtf is noise Bridge a hacker space in sf full of crust punks or other types of degens or something
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several pages behind on this thread but the container convo was good poo poo imo
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jre posted:dehumanise yourself and face to bezos
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more interesting than window managers
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i dont know what model xps13 we have in our office but they suck rear end to take apart
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im litereally running linux on a goddamn desktop
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OldAlias posted:real question, what setups do decently for battery life wrt linux desktops? this has been my experience across a number of thinkpads and other computes and it's completely unacceptable to me now dell xps
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does anyone have a decent podcast app for fedora? Vocal sucks poo poo and crashes all the time
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TimWinter posted:So, fedora seems to ship with a version of gnome shell that crashes when you plug in external monitors on a laptop. That was fun to debug. what's your laptop I don't have that problem
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Linux on the desktop: "weird, I don't have that problem"
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el dorito posted:can’t even browse the web with only 1g of ram here you go: https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh efb
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the only really bad desktop linux fail ive had in the last year or so so far was trying to stream video from a remote windows machine with xfreerdp which was a stupid idea, admittedly.
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hifi posted:i have to restart my computer if i want to plug in my kindle lmfao
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Share Bear posted:i want to try out a tiling wm but xfce is very needs suiting my wasd code keyboard works on it fine, media keys and all.
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TimWinter posted:Good to hear re:i3, will try on my new fedora machine. i felt the same way but its really good.
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Kilometres Davis posted:Windows Subsystem for Linux, ssh in cmd/PowerShell, cheap Azure and AWS resources. now Micro$oft just needs to make a terminal emulator that doesnt look or function like poo poo.
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eschaton posted:you mean something like the “pad” tool on Domain/OS right? *in knowing what that means voice* mmm... maybe
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Cocoa Crispies posted:iterm 2 yeah give me iterm2 on windows or go to hell.
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ratbert90 posted:Just updated chrome and the new UI is uh.... something. it sucks major rear end
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Tankakern posted:if you've made the stupid choice and got yourself a macbook, the touchpad might now work even better within linux. libinput 1.12 is released with the new quirks ini file system and enhancements for macbook touchpads. even xps machines have some fixes for jumping cursor issues if you've got problems with that. neat
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linus torvolds, on liveleak video, blindfolded and kneeling in front of gay pride flag: I love social justice now. I say this under no duress.
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Coffee Jones posted:installed Kali Linux on this laptop. nice to have an organized collection of h4ck3r pr0gz in a single place and some of the people that appear on the security podcasts I listen to are also credited in these tools. are you doing a bit here or something
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gnome "its good enough for me"
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pram posted:the chad linux janitor: uses base ubuntu ami 
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The podcast app that ships with Fedora, Vocal, is the biggest piece of poo poo program i have ever used.
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Poopernickel posted:any of you nerds lookin for a job linuxing stuff that aren't servers? we've got offices in boulder and santa cruz what kind of stuff
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space heh
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Soricidus posted:welp, i guess 2018 wasn't the year of linux on the desktop after all, but i have a good feeling about 2019 2018 was the year of linux on my desktop 
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:just what no one was asking for: the performance of windows, with the stability of windows, and the ease of development of linux lol
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does any decent remote desktop/vnc situation exist for gnome to actually replicate display :0 instead of creating a new desktop? I know wayland doesn't support it (lmao) but I've tried switching to xorg and i can't get xrdp or x11vnc to work either. I'm just trying to set up something so I can have an old computer hooked to my tv, which i can control from an rdp session on my laptop, for streaming sports once in a while. im running fedora 29
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:well you figured out the correct tool: x11vnc does exactly what you want. it connects (as a client) to the existing display, and exposes a vnc endpoint. yeah, i finally figured out the basic problem with establishing the connection was i was trying to use `-auth /run/user/my-uid/gdm/Xauthority` instead of `-auth /run/user/gdm-users-uid/gdm/Xauthority`. Now to figure out why I can move the mouse but not type...
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The bit about using /run/user/42/gdm/Xauthority I got from https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/x11vnc#GDM which made it sound like I should be using that file instead of the one in my home dir when using GDM/Gnome. Going that route at least gets me on and connected, trying to use the .Xauthority file in my home dir results in No protocol specified, XOpenDisplay(":0") failed. This is the command I'm running: x11vnc -rfbauth /home/me/.vnc/passwd -nap -many -norepeat 5 -alwaysshared -dontdisconnect -shared -nolookup -auth /home/me/.Xauthority -rfbport 5900 -no6 -display :0 -noxdamage vs sudo x11vnc -rfbauth /home/me/.vnc/passwd -nap -many -norepeat 5 -alwaysshared -dontdisconnect -shared -nolookup -auth /run/user/42/gdm/Xauthority -rfbport 5900 -no6 -display :0 -noxdamage which at least gets me to the remote greeter login/lock screen. I can even click around the screen there, but the password field is in a greyed out type state. post hole digger fucked around with this message at 06:46 on Feb 13, 2019 |
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