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quote:* Open Source NVIDIA driver is much slower (up to five times) than its proprietary counterpart oh ok so literally nothing has changed since the last time i attempted to use linux 8 years ago
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Mar 31, 2016 01:34
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Buca di Bepis posted:oh ok so literally nothing has changed since the last time i attempted to use linux 8 years ago Hmm I have a 980ti hopefully it won't run the fans on high 24/7.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:05
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SweetKarma posted:24 hrsand 3,200 config files later I can finally connect to the internet. Doesn't recognize my flash drive after formatting it. I love this operating system. So sleek and modern. Well I have bad news for you buddy, soon your car and your toaster and your oven and pretty much everything is going to be running linux and connected to the internet. Right now I'm working on making this the case for 100-ton construction vehicles, God help us all.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:11
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Buca di Bepis posted:oh ok so literally nothing has changed since the last time i attempted to use linux 8 years ago Not sure why anyone who isn't overfond of trains would be running the open source drivers instead of the proprietary ones, but then again that runs counter to the schtick of the thread. Demonachizer posted:So I know this thread is a send up of linux but I am actually planning on replacing the OS on my laptop with linux and on my desktop I will add a second drive to boot to linux for most of my day to day work. This is all because of the bullshit with the windows 10 upgrade trying to be forced down my throat. OpenSUSE makes life easy.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:18
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notZaar posted:Just imagine how much money you saved over buying one of those hideously expensive universal remote garage door openers that clips to your keychain. Yeah, but then you can only open the door when you are in range. Make it a phone app and you can open and close your garage door from anywhere! True freedom at last.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:19
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I have an old laptop around here somewhere with Ubuntu installed. Might come in handy if there's a cyber attack that breaks all the windows machines is my reasoning.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:24
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When I was working on my redhat 64bit linux vm in the console. One of my coworkers went insane with rage when he saw me as root in my own VM. He told me I need to use his special bash he made and not be admin and just sudo everything. I think I hurt his feelings when I told him I didn't want to buy a raspberry pi. What the heck, what would I do with a raspberry pi?
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Mar 31, 2016 02:52
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Edgar posted:When I was working on my redhat 64bit linux vm in the console. One of my coworkers went insane with rage when he saw me as root in my own VM. He told me I need to use his special bash he made and not be admin and just sudo everything. I think I hurt his feelings when I told him I didn't want to buy a raspberry pi. What the heck, what would I do with a raspberry pi? I just found out today that our software engineers have been having a protracted battle with IT over the use of VMware and linux, meanwhile over in EE land we've been using it for a while and loving telling IT about anything until I need a new laptop.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:55
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Edgar posted:When I was working on my redhat 64bit linux vm in the console. One of my coworkers went insane with rage when he saw me as root in my own VM. He told me I need to use his special bash he made and not be admin and just sudo everything. I think I hurt his feelings when I told him I didn't want to buy a raspberry pi. What the heck, what would I do with a raspberry pi? You could stick it where the sun don't shine for all I care, sweetheart.
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Mar 31, 2016 02:58
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notZaar posted:You could stick it where the sun don't shine for all I care, sweetheart. Can I play crysis on it though?
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Mar 31, 2016 03:00
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CaptainSarcastic posted:Not sure why anyone who isn't overfond of trains would be running the open source drivers instead of the proprietary ones, but then again that runs counter to the schtick of the thread. I recall something about distros only including the open source ones by default and it being a pain to switch out for the proprietary ones, especially if the open source drivers are broken so hard that you can't even get to a GUI
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Mar 31, 2016 03:05
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Buca di Bepis posted:I recall something about distros only including the open source ones by default and it being a pain to switch out for the proprietary ones, especially if the open source drivers are broken so hard that you can't even get to a GUI A lot of the major distros don't include the proprietary drivers out of the box, but it's usually a matter of a couple of button clicks to get them. Some distros just go ahead and bundle them with the initial install, too. Looks like I have 53 games for Linux in my Steam library - just checked.
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Mar 31, 2016 04:57
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FreeDOS is the one true hip hop operating system.
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Mar 31, 2016 14:11
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I'm taking a shot every time a Build presenter says, "that's impressive" about what they presented. If you have to say it's impressive, it's not, fucknuts.
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Mar 31, 2016 17:57
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Germstore posted:I'm taking a shot every time a Build presenter says, "that's impressive" about what they presented. If you have to say it's impressive, it's not, fucknuts. they are not selling the sausage, they are selling the sizzle.
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Mar 31, 2016 18:03
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Seriously Retropie is the best thing ever and I'm loving shocked I never used it before...
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Mar 31, 2016 19:08
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staberind posted:they are not selling the sausage, they are selling the sizzle. *throws sausage into lukewarm pan* *makes sizzling sounds with mouth*
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Mar 31, 2016 19:10
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*has a mac* *installs arch in Parallels Desktop* *uses terminal* *installs http://www.secretgeometry.com/apps/cathode/* im a linux haxxor guys
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Mar 31, 2016 19:17
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Captain Yossarian posted:Seriously Retropie is the best thing ever and I'm loving shocked I never used it before... Good lord did they gently caress up that name. Imagine of they called it "RetroPi", that would have been genius.
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Mar 31, 2016 19:21
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Blue Train posted:well it's officially over windows is now linux as well Why would you ever run Bash on windows when powershell exists. For all those great binaries not available on windows like ...?
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Mar 31, 2016 19:27
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notZaar posted:Good lord did they gently caress up that name. Imagine of they called it "RetroPi", that would have been genius. Lol I hadn't thought about that until now and you aren't kidding, seems common sense to me
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Mar 31, 2016 19:28
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NihilismNow posted:Why would you ever run Bash on windows when powershell exists. you ever heard of a thing called a script dawg feel free to rewrite every one you encounter in powershell
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Mar 31, 2016 20:17
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Bash is old and senile and does a lot of things in weird dumb ways but for the most part it's actually good.
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Demonachizer posted:Hmm I have a 980ti hopefully it won't run the fans on high 24/7. For what its worth I have the same card and nvidia supposedly has wowed the linux crowd with very recent drivers. One was even released today. Also it seemed to utilize my card effectively for the neural sense crap sticky thread at the top of GBS, with ubuntu. My knowledge of linux is precisely zero and I was up and running in Ubuntu in no time, the transition was flawless from my point of view. The gui looks like windows and apple os had a baby. I'm not advocating this version of linux over any other, but I have noticed some linux people literally get annoyed when linux isnt hard to use  which ubuntu is not. I imagine it depends on what your "work" is. I actually said out loud when it was installed "I cannot believe this is free" on the flip side, just install windows 10 you are worrying about nothing at all
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Mar 31, 2016 21:42
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OS X and iOS are the only good Linuxs
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why u insdtall a linux at home, u can get one from aws for like nothing see, nothing https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/...Cinstance_types
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jackyl posted:why u insdtall a linux at home, u can get one from aws for like nothing only thing more complicated than xfree11pieceofshit.config is a motherfuckin aws control panel
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MiracleWhale posted:only thing more complicated than xfree11pieceofshit.config is a motherfuckin aws control panel its not that hard
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jackyl posted:its not that hard but I am 
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MiracleWhale posted:but I am sorry u ran out of cheerios and cant j/o
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linux is a necessary but regretful part of the it ecosystem
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SweetKarma posted:installing software on Windows > Double click setup.exe ./make fuk ./configure ./ make gently caress ./configure --help SON A BITCH ./make install "Now the only problem is that uic needs to know the plugin's path so it can load it. This is solved by using an undocumented commandline option in uic '-L'. So the final SConscript looks like:" AHHHOAHHOAHSDOFAJSDFADKLFKASKDF
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SweetKarma posted:installing software on Windows > Double click setup.exe installing stuff with a package manager is very convenient, you don't even have to know what the software is called or research on Google, just type in the features you want.
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MiracleWhale posted:./make to be fair building software on Windows would probably be much more frustrating for the average user!
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Fergus Mac Roich posted:installing stuff with a package manager is very convenient, you don't even have to know what the software is called or research on Google, just type in the features you want. I want internet. sudo apt-get install internet E: Unable to locate package: internet
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Fergus Mac Roich posted:to be fair building software on Windows would probably be much more frustrating for the average user! never be fair,m there this is the thread where you learned something
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getting actual real work done using linux is a loving pain in the rear end without hours and hours spent configuring the gently caress out of a million tiny apps that do one single tiny thing. Imagine NodeJS but on the scale of an OS
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