kern :err : [ +28.032929] INFO: task dolphin:1840 blocked for more than 122 seconds.
kern :err : [ +0.000004] "echo 0 > \/proc\/sys\/kernel\/hung_task_timeout_secs" disables this message.
kern :info : [ +0.000003] task:dolphin state:D stack:0 pid:1840 tgid:1840 ppid:1342 flags:0x00004006<\/pre>
>editor also stuck on a file from sshfs<\/span>
>both unkillable even with -9<\/span>
>kill sshfs fuse daemon, everything else exits and back to normal<\/span>
Welp. That might be why.","time":1766237728,"resto":107611233},{"no":107611888,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)08:38:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611856<\/a>
This happens with every network filesystem. It's why people use things like Autofs to try to work-around it but ultimately you need that server to stay online if you don't want file operations to hang like that.","time":1766237938,"resto":107611233},{"no":107611892,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)08:39:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611445<\/a>
Are you using an external drive (from BestBuy?) or an internal one? How many years was the warranty on it when you bought it? I know for sure that some HDD models are terrible chink shit, made in China or something. I'm curious to know what brand and model of HDD you were using.
>Archiving HDD<\/span>
You can call it that but it doesn't mean it is. Unless your HDD is synced everyday to one or two other HDDs, or you use a ZFS mirror pool, then isn't an "archiving HDD". I have an "Archiving HDD", which is a mirrored zpool of two hard drives: protects against single-disk failure but not multi-disk failure.
>Hardware salvaging costs 900 euroshekels<\/span>
I know that feel. That's rough dude. I've had multiple HDDs die on me. Two or three of them had\/have stuff which I "really care about"; cost like 1000 USD to fix those shitty HDD models, and maybe I'll never pay that to do that.
>>107611752<\/a>
MakeMKV in the Arch computer didn't work. I tried that ~yesterday. I successfully installed MakeMKV but it said something like "no usable optical drives".
Perhaps PyeVideo PY90DG is doing some weird things or using nonstandard formats which makes it hard\/impossible to get the recorded videos.","time":1766237967,"resto":107611233},{"no":107611964,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)08:49:55","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611817<\/a>
>Some files can be screwded despite being in the same folder as files that are fine.<\/span>
That's not what I said.
That's the opposite of what I said.
I said all screwed files are in the same folder as all other screwed files, implying the folder wasnt accessed properly (note that the plate Im accessing is the COPIED plate. The real plate I am not accessing because Im too afraid that might screw it up even more).
Still thinking about shelling out those many shekels for a ahrdware-based saving of files.
What Im most bitter about is that Windows didnt tell me there was an issue with my HDD. I even did a checkup with windows tools because it took a bit long to access some files.","time":1766238595,"resto":107611233},{"no":107611982,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)08:53:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611769<\/a>
>Woah, Firefox has split-tabs now<\/span>
Is that the thing where you see two tabs at once side-by-side in one window? You right click on the tab(s) and it has an option to do that. Brave browser had or has that, but sadly not on my version of it -> Brave Version 1.77.97 Chromium: 135.0.7049.84 (Official Build) (64-bit)
>>107611445<\/a>
>other images wont open because "file format not supported" (lie)<\/span>
That's because the files are (a) empty, or (b) missing large portions of data, replaced with a bunch of binary zeros. Look at the files in a hex editor and you may see what I'm talking about. Compare that to working jpg\/png\/gif image files.
>>107611892<\/a>
>cost like 1000 USD to fix those shitty HDD models<\/span>
Cost 1,000 USD per drive repaired.","time":1766238831,"resto":107611233},{"no":107611990,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)08:55:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611982<\/a>
>Is that the thing where you see two tabs at once side-by-side in one window? You right click on the tab(s) and it has an option to do that.<\/span>
Yes.","time":1766238927,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612079,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:09:56","name":"ReallyComfy","com":">>107611752<\/a>
If the recorder machine can read the disk, but the regular dive cannot, did you finalize the disk?","time":1766239796,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612192,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:24:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611964<\/a>
Well, I dunno how this thing was copied, usually you'd copy the data blockwise (and with that, filesystem agnostic).
A hardware recovery service is unlikely to help you I'm afraid.","time":1766240683,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612203,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:26:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611786<\/a>
is this native functionality? only reason i switched to brave was because of this","time":1766240794,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612227,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:28:52","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612203<\/a>
Yes","filename":"Screenshot_20251220_022742","ext":".png","w":195,"h":235,"tn_w":103,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766240932366760,"time":1766240932,"md5":"UaF1\/6UH3zLsVvOv\/0783Q==","fsize":16210,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612295,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:40:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611445<\/a>
Cloning stations usually start from the beginning of the disk and stop after many errors are encountered.
Try doing the clonig through your computer, either both disks connected through the docking station, or just the bad disk.
Use ddrescue multiple times, each time pointing it to the same image file (or destination disk) and the same log file.
ddrescue can stray from the end of the disk, and it can skip arbitrary number of sectors when it encounters read errors.
Once you've tried that a few times and nothing else seems to work, try freezing the disk. There is a slim chance that a frozen disk can skip past a scratched region.","time":1766241633,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612329,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:46:25","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611445<\/a>
Try using ddrescue. It's a software that attempts to rescue as many sectors from any damaged storage medium as possible while skipping over and not freezing or crashing whenever it encounters a damaged sector like most rescue software do. That's your best bet atm.","time":1766241985,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612394,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)09:58:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611769<\/a>
What's the point of this? Every single OS is able to tile windows.","time":1766242724,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612414,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:01:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612295<\/a>
>Cloning stations usually start from the beginning of the disk and stop after many errors are encountered.<\/span>
That makes somewhat sense, since the copied disk just stops after a few months of my photography work
>ddrescue<\/span>
okay I will try that, thanks for the...
>try freezing the disk<\/span>
Are you talking about... ice? As in my fridge? Like putting it below 0\u00b0C? Are we talking about a physical process here or is "freezing the disk" some esoteric data wizard thing I don't know of?","filename":"Screenshot_20251220_160107","ext":".png","w":1897,"h":1440,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":94,"tim":1766242913295190,"time":1766242913,"md5":"TRjnjn02cHLS+1FomSfIfQ==","fsize":2803119,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612435,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:04:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612329<\/a>
>>107612295<\/a>
I tried findign ddrescue and all I can find on Fedora KDE is DDRescue view.
Is this something I have to get somehow else? by using the konsole?","time":1766243043,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612475,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:11:02","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612203<\/a>
It's built-in to the browser which has advantages sometimes when you don't want to deal with two separate windows.","time":1766243462,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612482,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:12:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612475<\/a>
I mis-clicked. Meant for >>107612394<\/a>","time":1766243523,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612517,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:20:36","name":"Anonymous","com":"Have you donated to any FOSS projects this year, friends?","filename":"1755040700076982","ext":".png","w":800,"h":800,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766244036126241,"time":1766244036,"md5":"ufSnkHQsLDcGns503eoT5Q==","fsize":382666,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612549,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:25:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612517<\/a>
Too poor for that","time":1766244308,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612559,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:26:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612517<\/a>
I would if I had a job","time":1766244384,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612568,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:28:20","name":"Anonymous","com":"Switched to Ubuntu 25.10 a week ago, everything worked perfectly until a new update destroyed directx12 and 11 vulkan layer thingy. Too lazy to troubleshoot so I just moved to Linux Mint and everything works even better.
The thing is, Mint is so. fucking. boring. I feel bad because it truly just works and has never treated me bad but I kinda want something more, idk, interesting","filename":"_91408619_55df76d5-2245-41c1-8031-07a4da3f313f","ext":".jpg","w":976,"h":850,"tn_w":124,"tn_h":108,"tim":1766244500910165,"time":1766244500,"md5":"nekv9kXgaZS1oE8aslK+EQ==","fsize":55585,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612591,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:31:42","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612568<\/a>
Should have used Ubuntu LTS, or give Fedora a shot","time":1766244702,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612619,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:36:15","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612568<\/a>
the feminine urge to fuck up something thats working perfectly fine","time":1766244975,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612624,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:37:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612079<\/a>
Good idea. I'll do things in relation to that.
>>107612435<\/a>
sudo apt install gddrescue
sudo pacman -S gddrescue
It's called GNU ddrescue or something. Once you install that package it includes the ddrescue CLI program.
>>107612475<\/a>
True. I use i3wm and was too lazy to find out how to easily make two windows side-by-side each taking up half the screen. Split tabs make it easy as it's built into the web browser.
>>107612414<\/a>
I'd also like to know what "disk freezing" \/ "HDD freezing" is. I imagine that the spinning disk RPM becomes very slow or temporarily stops.","time":1766245039,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612637,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)10:39:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612568<\/a>
>>107612568<\/a>
fedora kde
>hit get captcha<\/span>
>verification not needed<\/span>
>hit post<\/span>
>no valid captcha<\/span>
>mfw<\/span>","filename":"1756367547762849","ext":".png","w":1620,"h":1620,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766245178686848,"time":1766245178,"md5":"h16Uj6YbjDuZfU0Db3YmUg==","fsize":1037230,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612864,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:08:52","name":"Anonymous","com":"how do i get macOS like font rendering?","time":1766246932,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612875,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:09:54","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612568<\/a>
You obviously have too much free time if you want to use something you know you will have to troubleshoot for it to vaguely work.
What about getting a job?","time":1766246994,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612896,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:13:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612591<\/a>
Friends of mine on LTS has the same directx12 and 11 problem now","time":1766247191,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612900,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:14:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612864<\/a>
buy a mac","time":1766247243,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612901,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:14:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612864<\/a>
Turn on slight hinting and make sure the sub pixel anti-aliasing layout properly matches the layout of your display.","time":1766247243,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612914,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:15:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612864<\/a>
ew","time":1766247308,"resto":107611233},{"no":107612927,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:17:02","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612864<\/a>
>pajeetOS font rendering<\/span>","filename":"1760254729762472","ext":".png","w":1290,"h":7400,"tn_w":21,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766247422144539,"time":1766247422,"md5":"3yCxW7s4veIj9N0AagnVUg==","fsize":1266387,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613030,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:31:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612637<\/a>
I prefer Gnome, what's a good distro that uses Gnome that's not Ubuntu?","filename":"1766170506720053","ext":".png","w":560,"h":800,"tn_w":87,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766248287829765,"time":1766248287,"md5":"GpAc0PlLtye3++ZroMlhrQ==","fsize":571339,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613040,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:32:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612927<\/a>
Wait, they removed the hinting and anti-aliasing? Lmao","time":1766248355,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613067,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:35:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613030<\/a>
>I prefer Gnome<\/span>
fedora","filename":"G6D17IaWgAAZIET","ext":".jpg","w":1545,"h":2048,"tn_w":94,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766248545829105,"time":1766248545,"md5":"2raCDCWbfv4tFXDVAZZIaQ==","fsize":514806,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613101,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:38:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613067<\/a>
I don't know why but I don't really want to use Fedora","time":1766248733,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613191,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:51:14","name":"Anonymous","com":"I'm struggling to install Fallout New Vegas Mods. There's two problems, one is installing wine and the other is the steamtinkerlaunch
>Inb4 YAD has to be 7.2<\/span>
I got that part but when it comes to actually adding it to the Steam Compatibility I get the following error","time":1766249474,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613202,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:52:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612435<\/a>
>>107612414<\/a>
>Like putting it below 0\u00b0C?<\/span>
Yes. If it's winter, do the cloning outside, if not then you need to put the disk in a resealable bag before chucking it on the fridge (or freezer) so it doesn't condense water from your warm air as you take it out.
Like I said, this is your last resort, *after* you already got most of your data and you have an (almost) complete ddres ue log file, so it skips straight to the bad zone before the disk gets warm.
I have recovered tens of disks using ddrescue and a docking station, and a few could only be recovered when frozen.
The docking station is critical when recovering damaged disks since it's easy to reset just the station when the disk locks up, as opposed to resetting the whole computer.","time":1766249559,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613214,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:54:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611806<\/a>
>This was true before windows became an "agentic" OS<\/span>
WRONG
It was never true. Anyone who ever thought it was "a meme" was only seeing a reflection of themselves.","time":1766249648,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613252,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)11:59:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613191<\/a>
>Failed to load module "xapp-gtk3-module"<\/span>
then if I try and download the Module
>Package 'xapp' has no installation candidate<\/span>
or
>ibxapp-gtk3-module is already the newest version (2.8.2-1build3).<\/span>
Despite this, still can't patch the tinker to steam
WINE also isn't working for me and won't open. Kinda stumped here and pretty frustrated that I can't download the two most important mods
(4GB and NVSE). I'm using LInux mint and this is my first time with Linux
>>107611735<\/a>
Unironically feel like going back for simplicity sake, but fuck windows","time":1766249959,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613415,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)12:23:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">havent had a single gpu crash for days now since replacing the amdgpu firmware blob<\/span>
holy shit life is \/comfy\/ again","filename":"1755727328751330","ext":".jpg","w":679,"h":438,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":80,"tim":1766251427630494,"time":1766251427,"md5":"zPUNaWWjR4iblEblyc2ctQ==","fsize":55898,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613621,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)12:46:55","name":"Anonymous","com":"I have a Chinkpad 20D9 and I'm thinking that I might get off Windows 7 and install Linux instead for more recent software support, since I only need this machine for basic tasks like emails, browsing, banking, and writing.
How different is Debian Stable XFCE versus Mint XFCE? I don't know if any recent distros have proper touchscreen support or not, which would be nice as much as something that has low power consumption.
Considering I can't even get past Cloudflare on this browser, it may be time for me to strangle this baby.","filename":"file","ext":".png","w":1366,"h":768,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766252815753902,"time":1766252815,"md5":"lJq7JUuae2yGB2YQ2meQ3A==","fsize":204933,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613739,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)12:59:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612624<\/a>
>True. I use i3wm and was too lazy to find out how to easily make two windows side-by-side each taking up half the screen. Split tabs make it easy as it's built into the web browser.<\/span>
<splith key> <move tab to next window key [ctrl+w in vimium c]>
in vimium c will only bounce a tab between two windows, though. It will only create a new window if none exists to house the tab, but that doesn't stop you from shift+clicking links.","time":1766253558,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613768,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:01:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613739<\/a>
>>107612624<\/a>
I MADE A BIG MISTAKE. OOPSIE!
ctrl-w closes the tab. Shift-w sends it to the next window (in vimium C)","time":1766253713,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613832,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:08:41","name":"Anonymous","com":"I'm using XDE plasma wayland.
When I run some games, they don't display their original intended icon in the tray and instead display the x.org logo as an icon.
1, why would it display the x.org icon? I'm not using X11, why wouldn't it use the wayland logo for an icon or something else?
2, why is it displaying this and not the intended icon?","filename":"X.Org_Logo.svg","ext":".png","w":960,"h":768,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":100,"tim":1766254121661845,"time":1766254121,"md5":"9TMYHNnTgj6esVe\/g+qRTA==","fsize":57549,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613867,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:12:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613832<\/a>
Gayland devs are vibe coders so the AI is just pulling random bits from random sources and glopping it all together.","time":1766254329,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613883,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:14:58","name":"Anonymous","com":"Should i pick nobara for my first distro or i sbould try cachyOS?
Yes i am a gamer","filename":"1750394404339100","ext":".jpg","w":2048,"h":1152,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766254498815103,"time":1766254498,"md5":"BPjdf2TBIFuKjSY4GhLQGw==","fsize":68117,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613899,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:17:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612864<\/a>
putFREETYPE_PROPERTIES="cff:no-stem-darkening=0 autofitter:no-stem-darkening=0"<\/pre>
into \/etc\/environment
Also turn on grayscale font hinting","time":1766254625,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613963,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:25:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613883<\/a>
clair obscur is a very good game, I wish the writing was a little bit less marvel-tropey though","time":1766255107,"resto":107611233},{"no":107613993,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:30:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613883<\/a>
nobara, should be more stable in the long run","time":1766255407,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614001,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:31:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613832<\/a>
>>107613867<\/a>
The game has no installed .desktop file and doesn't set an icon itself so KDE's task manager displays a generic icon.","time":1766255469,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614049,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:36:55","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614001<\/a>
weird. I am running the linux version of a game, I'll install the windows version and play it through wine and see if it does the same thing","time":1766255815,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614064,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:39:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614049<\/a>
If you open KWin's debug console you can inspect the actual window and it will show you all of the metadata for it","time":1766255949,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614085,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:42:04","name":"Anonymous","com":"Messing with wine + cmd.exe. Can I say that here or is that term still unallowed text?","time":1766256124,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614103,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:44:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612901<\/a>
Macs don't use subpixel rendering","time":1766256281,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614140,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:49:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614085<\/a>
OK, "cmd.exe" isn't unallowed anymore maybe. To render NFO files correctly I run:
$ wine cmd.exe \/C "type darksiders.nfo"
because that same file via curl doesn't show up correctly (question mark box characters):
$ curl https:\/\/derad.network\/raw\/OLcSu47XV83sMyeEWe03P_4kAdYHOG5jo3MHFw63s8I","filename":"darksiders.nfo.part","ext":".png","w":1280,"h":949,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":92,"tim":1766256562938646,"time":1766256562,"md5":"MdMbzorAir\/ihHGnHWOV\/A==","fsize":69227,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614177,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)13:55:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614140<\/a>
>question mark box characters<\/span>
What I mean by that: image. Wonder how to make NFO files render correctly in Linux without using iconv.","filename":"darksiders.nfo.part2","ext":".png","w":571,"h":907,"tn_w":78,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766256924950699,"time":1766256924,"md5":"t4JFywZvoTITSj2Vw5CX8A==","fsize":14826,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614260,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:05:43","name":"Anonymous","com":"Is there a meaningful difference between Debian and Fedora for normal desktop (laptop) use? Don't care about the DE flavors, installing a minimal version to run with my own DE.","time":1766257543,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614300,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:09:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614103<\/a>
They used to. I didn't know they dropped it:
>>107612927<\/a>
>>107613040<\/a>
No wonder they get shat on nowadays. They had perfect font rendering before.","time":1766257799,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614307,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:10:25","name":"Anonymous","com":"Pascal sisters, how do we cope?","filename":"file","ext":".png","w":781,"h":483,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":77,"tim":1766257825846584,"time":1766257825,"md5":"HsWuA0CRyO9DAfMDU44rZA==","fsize":115970,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614310,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:11:32","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614260<\/a>
Fedora repos have more up to date software, Debian-based operating systems have an easier to use package manager imo, apt vs dnf","time":1766257892,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614323,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:13:02","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614260<\/a>
Typically newer packages on Fedora (unless you run Debian Experimental \/ Sid which you probably shouldn't)
SELinux instead of AppArmor
Newer kernels
Worse multimedia codec support (without RPMFusion which is basically needed in order to fix the broken distribution)","time":1766257982,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614340,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:15:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614307<\/a>
You don't. That's what you get for using NOVIDEO. At least AMD kept legacy support for their hardware in AMDGPU.","time":1766258117,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614350,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:17:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614340<\/a>
to my defense, I bought my GPU before i became a Linuxfag and knew about the importance of opensource","time":1766258251,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614358,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:18:30","name":"Anonymous","com":"linux is fucking based
low iq street shitting gaymers who can't code(arch users) are not.","filename":"1761406495657064","ext":".jpg","w":2048,"h":1536,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":93,"tim":1766258310434691,"time":1766258310,"md5":"+xM6zQv5Rcb8N79CgZizGQ==","fsize":1251165,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614375,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:20:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614358<\/a>
>BDSM user buckbroken by the archad<\/span>","time":1766258417,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614386,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:21:15","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614375<\/a>
why yes i do partake is BDSM with your mom. bitch like it rough.","time":1766258475,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614387,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:21:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614307<\/a>
Thanks for this heads up. I was wondering why graphics started acting glitchy. I picked a bad time to update just BEFORE they put up this notice on the front page.","time":1766258478,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614394,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:22:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614386<\/a>
>BDSM user is indian<\/span>","time":1766258525,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614397,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:22:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613202<\/a>
>The docking station is critical when recovering damaged disks since it's easy to reset just the station when the disk locks up, as opposed to resetting the whole computer.<\/span>
I have a docking station for cloning as well as a cradle in my tower where I can just pulls tuff out if need be. Is one recommendable?","time":1766258555,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614403,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:23:25","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614310<\/a>
>>107614323<\/a>
Thanks for reminding me that Fedora comes with SELinux. Fuck that shit, i choose Debian.","time":1766258605,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614407,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:24:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614394<\/a>
>his mom gets railed by a street shitter<\/span>","filename":"street food saar","ext":".webm","w":662,"h":686,"tn_w":120,"tn_h":124,"tim":1766258651195089,"time":1766258651,"md5":"0ETTWkLJadFr9aP6PgdvHg==","fsize":797042,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614412,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:24:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614387<\/a>
590 isn't on the repos yet, you wouldn't have gotten any output if you blindly upgraded to 590","time":1766258684,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614416,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:25:28","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614403<\/a>
You can just set it to Permissive like everyone does anyway.","time":1766258728,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614425,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:26:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614407<\/a>
she doesn't though, rajesh","time":1766258798,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614441,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:28:00","name":"Anonymous","com":"If I may interject for a moment, I'd just like to say the words:
RICHARD
STALLMAN
because I am of the belief that those words do not get said quite enough, nor especially following two other words:
THANK
YOU
thus forming the four words:
THANK YOU RICHARD STALLMAN
together. Thank you for your attention on this matter.","filename":"_","ext":".jpg","w":500,"h":947,"tn_w":65,"tn_h":124,"tim":1766258880146143,"time":1766258880,"md5":"2fcwXMJdhhv1vT7BUqbnHw==","fsize":116568,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614444,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:28:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614425<\/a>
>no you can't BDSM my mom. you can't!!!!!!!<\/span>
sorry son, now go eat cow shit and pray to lord vishnu.","time":1766258891,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614447,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:28:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614403<\/a>
I removed selinux and installed ufw when I was using fedora","time":1766258902,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614449,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:28:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614387<\/a>
>I was wondering why graphics started acting glitchy.<\/span>
Yeah that aint why lil gup","time":1766258906,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614455,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:29:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614444<\/a>
you got suspiciously angry for getting called an indian. you might just be an actual indian, kek","time":1766258958,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614469,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:30:28","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614455<\/a>
you got suspciiously angry when i BDSM'd your mom, she is actually getting raped by my big indian cock. BIC #1!","time":1766259028,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614475,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:31:02","name":"Anonymous","com":"Mint XFCE or Lubuntu for an old Windows netbook? I have previously installed Chicago95 on Mint XFCE manually with the extra tweaks like SDDM and setup my cellular modem so I don't feel totally lost yet, but I value simplicity and stability when downloading software and running it.","time":1766259062,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614490,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:32:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614475<\/a>
i'd go with mint","time":1766259167,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614497,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:34:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614469<\/a>
you need to be 18 to use this website","time":1766259250,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614500,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:35:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614497<\/a>
i know you do son, you were only born 14 years ago, 9 months after i met your mother.","time":1766259305,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614505,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:36:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614500<\/a>
ok rajesh, feel free to keep seething, but you will always be brown","time":1766259419,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614506,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:37:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614412<\/a>
>>107614449<\/a>
You're right, I have 580.119.02-2 not 590. Guess something else in the update broke on my system then, because it started acting up today after I updated yesterday just before I went to bed.","time":1766259443,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614507,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:37:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614505<\/a>
so will you, son =^)","time":1766259447,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614517,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:38:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614403<\/a>
this >>107614416<\/a>","time":1766259531,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614630,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:54:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614307<\/a>
FUUUUCKKKK
Time to buy a used AMD card for my shitbox. Using a graphics driver from the AUR doesn't sound fun","time":1766260450,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614653,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:57:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614630<\/a>
>graphics driver from the AUR doesn't sound fun<\/span>
it should be fine","time":1766260626,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614664,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)14:58:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614653<\/a>
I still want to stop using nvidia","time":1766260725,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614670,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:00:10","name":"Anonymous","com":"I'm trying to record desktop with "ffmpeg -f x11grab" on debian 13 but I end up with a video containing only black frames for some reason.
I can't see the "--enable-x11grab" flag in ffmpeg configuration even though libxcb seems installed on my system so that could probably be the problem but idk
What should I do chat?","filename":"1762973913304578","ext":".gif","w":498,"h":498,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766260810648056,"time":1766260810,"md5":"ESiDchxVYpa\/zEVg9vONeA==","fsize":627017,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614680,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:01:14","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614664<\/a>
yeah that's a good idea anyway, i'm just saying the driver from the AUR should be fine","time":1766260874,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614716,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:06:02","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614670<\/a>
I had a similar thing happen with HLS playback. This fixed it for me:
$ ffmpeg -hide_banner -video_size 1280x866 -framerate 30 -f x11grab -i :0.0+0,140 -f pulse -i default -vcodec libx264 -profile:v baseline -pix_fmt yuv420p -vf "scale=-1:720" -c:a aac -f flv rtmp:\/\/localhost\/live\/stream
My frames were black with like green bars at the top.","time":1766261162,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614727,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:07:25","name":"Anonymous","com":">https:\/\/wiki.archlinux.org\/title\/Arch_boot_process#Boot_loader<\/span>
Why the fuck is rEFInd mentioned in the boot loader section, when it's a boot manager explicitly WITHOUT a boot loader","time":1766261245,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614732,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:08:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">Lubuntu<\/span>
Isn't this abandonware?","time":1766261286,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614744,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:09:14","name":"Anonymous","com":"Is there a linux tool that can read standard output or standard error from running processes?
For example if I run
(while true; do echo nigger ; sleep 1; done) &
This will print output to stdout, this output is read in the terminal, now if i disown the process and close the terminal, i lose access to this output even though the process is still running and printing to stdout. Surely there is some way to get logs from running daemons\/processes, right?","time":1766261354,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614799,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:14:40","name":"Anonymous","com":"How do I use ddrescue on fedora? is there no graphical interface? Do I need to run this in console purely by knowing what each command does?","filename":"Confused Samus","ext":".png","w":344,"h":357,"tn_w":120,"tn_h":124,"tim":1766261680942640,"time":1766261680,"md5":"rWvFP+qoKDhygSv4b6vESQ==","fsize":48666,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614804,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:15:21","name":"Anonymous","com":"Can someone explain why KDE and GNOME need twice as much ram as Xfce or lxqt? Always thought it would make no difference just depends on whatever background task is running.","time":1766261721,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614859,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:21:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614799<\/a>
It's easy. Help:
>$ ddrescue --help<\/span>
>$ man ddrescue<\/span>
Format:
>ddrescue [options] infile outfile [mapfile]<\/span>
So you run this in console\/CLI
>$ sudo ddrescue -r0 \/dev\/sdX copy.img copy.img.log<\/span>
the first time for zero retries and after that finishes, 3 retries or whatever you want:
>$ sudo ddrescue -r3 \/dev\/sdX copy.img copy.img.log<\/span>
Then you gotta freeze the HDD (lol) and do such and such, as per what that other anon said. Haven't heard of that before, not sure about it.","time":1766262082,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614902,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:26:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614716<\/a>
I still get black frames but ty anyway","time":1766262386,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614915,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:27:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">got a gpd pocket 4<\/span>
Anyone here have one? What do you recommend?
It has a weird-ish layout and is extremely small, so I'm thinking of trying Hyprland. I'll mainly be using it to manage network devices and as a kvm. I don't need it for regular desktop use and I've got a much cheaper netbook for taking with me when I go out.","filename":"GPD-Pocket-4-in-mini-laptop-and-tablet-configurations-2499085787","ext":".jpg","w":1920,"h":1080,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766262447808494,"time":1766262447,"md5":"3FxN13Lz93\/TwWU0AnKphw==","fsize":208467,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614928,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:28:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614732<\/a>
Nope","time":1766262511,"resto":107611233},{"no":107614981,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:36:30","name":"Anonymous","com":"icecat? yay or nay. I was looking into a lightweight browser for localhost stuff and browsing repos and manuals and blogs. And yes, I considered qutebrowser, but from my pedestrian search it doesn't have a tab session manager thing.","filename":"fedora cat","ext":".gif","w":335,"h":237,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":88,"tim":1766262990229490,"time":1766262990,"md5":"4q+NsoDQxLUFpFhThiTQ0g==","fsize":1892385,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615020,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:42:21","name":"Anonymous","com":"ddrescue is easy compared to socat, tsocks, and other programs.
>>107614732<\/a>
>>Lubuntu<\/span>
>Isn't this abandonware?<\/span>
That's what I was wondering. Had that same question. Latest release is "25.10[1] \/ 9 October 2025; 2 months ago" --Wikipedia","filename":"Lubuntu_24.10_default_desktop_-_English","ext":".jpg","w":1920,"h":1080,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766263341915948,"time":1766263341,"md5":"PN2CwR\/iu4yVKefVKDydTQ==","fsize":278630,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615033,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:43:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614859<\/a>
Ill be honest, I dont know how to wield either of those.
Also, I am generally very bad at syntax in console. So how do I do it that I can copy from my old Harddrive to my new harddrive which I want to use as my rescued version? The altter is completely new and empty. Can I target specific folders within the old drive first?","time":1766263436,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615088,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:49:54","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614716<\/a>
>>107614716<\/a>
okay I found out why it doesn't work, I'm using wayland and not x11..","time":1766263794,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615097,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:51:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614744<\/a>
Look at \/proc\/PID\/fd for open file descriptors. In many cases daemons have their stdout redirected to a physical TTY (which might get logged in \/var\/log\/messages) or \/dev\/null though.","time":1766263907,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615113,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:53:02","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615088<\/a>
Ffmpeg annoyingly still hasn't implemented PipeWire screen recording.","time":1766263982,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615138,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:55:20","name":"Anonymous","com":"What's the best windows-manager\/WM-extensions for Mint? Should I just stick to the default and not fuck with it?","time":1766264120,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615167,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)15:58:29","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615138<\/a>
Just make sure you keep a timeshift back-up before each modification. When you use the upgrade tool in the future it's likely going to uninstall all of your incompatible software","time":1766264309,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615233,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:06:10","name":"Anonymous","com":"Info on Linux program "vbetool", a "low-level CLI tool" which is helpful to me:
https:\/\/www.wikidata.org\/wiki\/Q137293479
https:\/\/reasonator.toolforge.org\/?q=Q137293479
>>107615033<\/a>
This creates a block-level copy of the HDD and its partition(s):
>$ sudo ddrescue -r0 \/dev\/sdX hdd.img hdd.img.log<\/span>
>$ sudo ddrescue -r3 \/dev\/sdX hdd.img hdd.img.log<\/span>
It'll be saved to file "hdd.img". Run "lsblk" and see which \/dev\/sda, or \/dev\/sdb, or \/dev\/sdc, etc is your HDD.
If you want a file-level copy of the HDD, then that's lower quality and I'm not sure if ddrescue can operate recursively on directories anyways. I know ddrescue can operate on single files like this:
>$ sudo ddrescue -r99 file.jpg file.jpg.bin file.jpg.bin.log<\/span>
If you want to clone the HDD to another HDD then you can probably do that by running this:
>$ sudo ddrescue -r0 \/dev\/sdX \/dev\/sdY cloned.log<\/span>
Make SURE that the destination (whatever you fill in for \/dev\/sdY is empty) because it will probably overwrite anything\/everything in storage device \/dev\/sdY.","time":1766264770,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615269,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:09:59","name":"Anonymous","com":"I'm doing an update on Gentoo and apparently one of the packages (krunner) now requires wayland for some reason. My GPU doesn't play well with wayland though. Any suggestions besides changing my system, DE, or GPU?","filename":"1754160335687326","ext":".png","w":716,"h":265,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":46,"tim":1766264999327019,"time":1766264999,"md5":"puCEhOGPU3JetMdZZc7OuA==","fsize":75953,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615271,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:10:48","name":"Anonymous","com":"Can I use the same kernel and initramfs for both Arch and Artix?
If I check\/etc\/mkinitcpio.conf<\/pre> in both installations and it's the same, does it mean the initramfs is the same or are there other parameters?","time":1766265048,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615301,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:15:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615233<\/a>
>not sure if ddrescue can operate recursively on directories anyways. I know ddrescue can operate on single files<\/span>
IIRC, in the past I got ddrescue to operate on folders by running something like this:
>$ sudo echo -n; find \/path\/to\/folder -type f | xargs -d "\\n" sh -c 'for args do noC="$(echo "$args" | sed "s\/\\\/\/+\/g")"; sudo ddrescue -r1 "$args" "$noC" "$noC.log"; done' _<\/span>
It goes over every file in a folder and runs ddrescue on it with retry=1 outputs each to a file where "\/" in the path is replaced with "+" (avoids filename collisions and the need to make folders at destination).","time":1766265310,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615380,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:26:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615020<\/a>
They said they are going into maintenance mode starting from the latest release due to a lack of manpower.","time":1766265979,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615400,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:28:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614307<\/a>
>>107614630<\/a>
>>107614653<\/a>
I tried installing nvidia-580xx-dkms from the AUR. My system broke. I probably did something wrong. At least installing the official nvidia package returned the system to it's previous state.","time":1766266115,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615434,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:32:49","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615400<\/a>
have you uninstalled nvidia and nvidia-lts?","time":1766266369,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615460,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:35:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615269<\/a>
A google search suggests that if you are using KDE you can hit the gear icon before logging in and select x11 instead of wayland","time":1766266540,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615484,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:38:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615460<\/a>
I know, but I don't want to have wayland installed at all. That's bloat.","time":1766266700,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615496,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:39:30","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615484<\/a>
Some times you just gotta deal with bloat, unless you get an older version of KDE I don't see any way around it. Maybe someone else will give you a better answer. Good luck anon.","time":1766266770,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615532,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:44:49","name":"Anonymous","com":"pretty sure KDE dropped or is planning to drop X11 all together anyway","time":1766267089,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615534,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:45:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615484<\/a>
>but I don't want to have wayland installed at all. That's bloat.<\/span>
Then you better be prepared to fork the entirety of KDE:
https:\/\/www.phoronix.com\/news\/KDE-Plasma-68-Wayland-Exclusive
Gentoo will likely be sticking with upstream then maintain a bunch of patches for X11 support.","time":1766267105,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615541,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:45:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615400<\/a>
Works for me.
I installednvidia-580xx-utils nvidia-580xx-dkms nvidia-580xx-settings lib32-nvidia-580xx-utils<\/pre>
pacman -Qm shows
lib32-nvidia-580xx-utils
libxnvctrl-580xx
nvidia-580xx-dkms
nvidia-580xx-settings
nvidia-580xx-settings-debug
nvidia-580xx-utils
>At least installing the official nvidia package returned the system to it's previous state.<\/span>
Well, first you should uninstall the nvdia driver, then do a pacman -Syu, then install the AUR packages and then reboot
I removednvidia nvidia-lts lib32-nvidia-utils nvidia-settings nvidia-utils<\/pre>","time":1766267156,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615544,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:46:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615532<\/a>
Not yet, but they will:
>>107615534<\/a>
At some point in the future that will hit stable in Gentoo and then good bye whatever remnants of X11 support was remaining.","time":1766267165,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615564,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:48:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612435<\/a>
DDrescue view is a GUI application that shows you the result of the CLI ddrescue command. You need to first run the CLI ddrescue command, that should output two files one is the image file of the hard drive the second is the "map file" which includes info about all previous efforts to rescue the data so that e.g. if your hard drive crashes or you want mid-recovery to put it on a SATA cable or something you can just close the command and then restart it without losing progress.
Since you're in Fedora you need to open the terminal and type
```
sudo dnf install ddrescue
```
and then read https:\/\/wiki.archlinux.org\/title\/Disk_cloning#Using_ddrescue for detailed instructions.","time":1766267303,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615575,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:49:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615434<\/a>
I didn't have -lts and -dkms. I uninstalled nvidia, but now I have reinstalled it.
>>107615541<\/a>
Thanks, I'll try again tomorrow.","time":1766267383,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615613,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:55:16","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615575<\/a>
>Thanks, I'll try again tomorrow.<\/span>
Yeah basically just search for nvidia packages on your system and replace them with the 580xx versions from the AUR","time":1766267716,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615621,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:56:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615534<\/a>
Fuck, I guess I'll look into making nvidia work with wayland then. Worst case scenario I'll just force games to run through XWayland.","time":1766267795,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615634,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:57:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614744<\/a>
>now if i disown the process and close the terminal, i lose access to this output<\/span>
just don't do that then. Problem solved.","time":1766267865,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615643,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:58:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615621<\/a>
Nvidia doesn't require special configuration for wayland these days. At least on my machine","time":1766267907,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615651,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)16:59:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615271<\/a>
Okay, a better question.
Can I simply edit \/etc\/mkinitcpio.d\/linux.preset in both distros so that the Arch and Artix stuff is in its own directory? Or is there more I have to do for this to work?","time":1766267974,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615702,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:04:47","name":"Anonymous","filename":"1735071854440232","ext":".jpg","w":1280,"h":720,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766268287040293,"time":1766268287,"md5":"qBIvx7ItXmr2WTk\/h5thcg==","fsize":50596,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615709,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:05:31","name":"Anonymous","com":"What's the lightest supported web browser I can use on my newly linuxed shitbook? Supermium is too heavy on Windows 7.","time":1766268331,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615716,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:06:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615702<\/a>
Yeah, that's a little bit how I feel right now.","time":1766268370,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615717,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:06:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615709<\/a>
Supported by what?","time":1766268370,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615719,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:06:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615702<\/a>","filename":"SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIITTT","ext":".jpg","w":1280,"h":720,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766268393999916,"time":1766268393,"md5":"yY3nj8B1MOxUA03SjIu8RA==","fsize":34884,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615733,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:08:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615719<\/a>
bon apetite!","time":1766268493,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615739,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:09:00","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615733<\/a>","filename":"SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIITTT","ext":".jpg","w":600,"h":400,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":83,"tim":1766268540983648,"time":1766268540,"md5":"ijVyVGRL7qg1kn0FNvxKwQ==","fsize":49123,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615740,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:09:04","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615717<\/a>
Debian-rivatives, obviously!","time":1766268544,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615835,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:19:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614981<\/a>
GNU icecat is just firefox-esr with preinstalled extensions and telemetry removed at compile time. It's about as lightweight as firefox-esr","time":1766269185,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615850,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:20:50","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615702<\/a>
NIGGERvidia did it again","time":1766269250,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615871,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:23:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615097<\/a>
Thanks.
>>107615634<\/a>
Thing is, I want to access output from processes that weren't started in a terminal.","time":1766269404,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615909,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:27:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615702<\/a>
this is a distro problem btw","time":1766269673,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615932,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:30:48","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615740<\/a>
How is that obvious? You didn't say what you were using. I was going to hit you with a meme browser to be an asshole, but you beat me to the asshole punch.","time":1766269848,"resto":107611233},{"no":107615980,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:36:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613415<\/a>
After valve started working on waydroid it hasn't crashed once for me.","filename":"niiii","ext":".jpg","w":1280,"h":853,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":83,"tim":1766270193262686,"time":1766270193,"md5":"ccJuUqIdE5rCrTcJp0lZgw==","fsize":182798,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616079,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)17:48:00","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615871<\/a>
>Thing is, I want to access output from processes that weren't started in a terminal.<\/span>
Use GNU Screen or Tmux","time":1766270880,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616203,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:01:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615301<\/a>
>>107615233<\/a>
Thanks, I'll try that.","time":1766271666,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616334,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:15:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615871<\/a>
>I want to access output from processes that weren't started in a terminal.<\/span>
Then those processes better write their output to some sort of log.
Imagine if processes could just hook into the stdout or even stdin of other processes as they please - keyloggers, done the trivial way?","time":1766272544,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616371,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:21:01","name":"Anonymous","com":"Loading Lubuntu from a Ventoy flash drive for the first time, the select menu was unresponsive but pressing enter twice worked. Are these errors a problem? I was able to get into the live envuronment just fine.","filename":"IMG_20251221_001926","ext":".jpg","w":1418,"h":623,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":54,"tim":1766272861183789,"time":1766272861,"md5":"vFnSrninjLRT48R2XdjViQ==","fsize":140951,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616421,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:26:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615835<\/a>
Should I perhaps install icecat on my netbook as my main browser through the terminal, foregoing even having firefox preinstalled? Seems like a good pairing.","time":1766273186,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616442,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:29:28","name":"Anonymous","com":"it's over
guess you should use icecat while you still can","filename":"Screenshot_2025-12-21-00-26-56-267_io.github.forkmaintainers.iceraven-edit","ext":".jpg","w":1080,"h":2137,"tn_w":63,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766273368576563,"time":1766273368,"md5":"cZy\/XmRJ3nSfzvHJnh\/NiA==","fsize":640725,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616464,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:30:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616442<\/a>
>It is not possible to completely remove telemetry from firefox by changing preferences, because telemetry is built-in or hardcoded in the binary installer and executables provided by Mozilla<\/span>
Were all Librewolf users getting pwned as hard as a stock android user this whole time?","time":1766273459,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616469,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:32:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616334<\/a>ssaa
>keyloggers, done the trivial way?<\/span>
You can already do that by reading \/dev\/input\/event*","time":1766273529,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616518,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:38:10","name":"Anonymous","com":"find \/4TB_DRIVE -type f -exec b3sum {} + > ~\/b3sum_bench.blake3<\/pre>
>11:53:54<\/span>rhash --blake3=256 --recursive \/4TB_DRIVE --output ~\/rhash_bench.blake3<\/pre>
>7:32:37<\/span>
jesus
why the hell doesn't b3sum have a recursive function built in","filename":"1600078035096","ext":".jpg","w":262,"h":345,"tn_w":94,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766273890216138,"time":1766273890,"md5":"oD19s1R3v8w9rGl1QUOA8g==","fsize":47619,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616547,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:42:38","name":"Anonymous","com":"What Linux Distro offers the most vanilla gnome experience? I looked at Zorin but that modifies Gnome quite a bit. Thoughts?","filename":"1766266997768119","ext":".jpg","w":770,"h":770,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766274158130242,"time":1766274158,"md5":"ykMBUNWVM4v9kEcbtanGvA==","fsize":281371,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616571,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:45:32","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616547<\/a>
Just use Arch with the gnome\/gnome-extra packages.","time":1766274332,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616607,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:50:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616547<\/a>
gnome os","time":1766274620,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616650,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:55:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616547<\/a>
fedora","time":1766274941,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616660,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)18:56:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616650<\/a>
I've looked at Fedora and it looks like Gnome without any modifications, or am i wrong?","time":1766275005,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616717,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:03:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613252<\/a>
modding games on linux is possible but it is 100000 times more annoying than on windows
you will have to figure out how to run mod managers and other modding tools from the same prefix wherre the game is being ran from\/installed to. then sometimes you will have to do some dll overrides. you have to look that up on the wine documentation","time":1766275407,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616759,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:06:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616547<\/a>
GNOME is \/essentially\/ owned by Red Hat now (has been for a while) so Fedora.","time":1766275616,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616855,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:17:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611233<\/a>
how do i awesomewm? there isn't a single decent guide for how to configure the shit online outside of pre-build configs from other people
>inb4 the documentation<\/span>
it's a fucking unhelpful mess even the suckless docs look amazing in comparison","time":1766276253,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616858,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:18:32","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616759<\/a>
What? Really, is it owned by Red hat? Then why are they shilling a new KDE workstation","time":1766276312,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616863,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:19:32","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616855<\/a>
Could always try asking a good LLM like Gemini 3 or Claude Opus 4.5. They're usually pretty good at helping with configuring WMs.","time":1766276372,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616870,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:20:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616858<\/a>
I said \/essentially\/. Do you not read Wikipedias on any of this stuff?","time":1766276451,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616876,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:21:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616870<\/a>
essentially is vague af, so that means any that donates to gnome partially owns them","time":1766276504,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616882,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:22:49","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616858<\/a>","filename":"2025-12-20-192207_724x290_scrot","ext":".png","w":724,"h":290,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":50,"tim":1766276569270989,"time":1766276569,"md5":"JPoiX\/AdCSeAYDV1G750qQ==","fsize":48428,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616899,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:25:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615643<\/a>
Do they default to modesetting now? That used to be the "special configuration" required and it's just setting some kernel boot parameters, it's not even that "special".","time":1766276717,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616902,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:25:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616876<\/a>
>anyone that donates<\/span>
No, not just anyone, THE largest, by far, and with embedded devs. Do you think they give all that money without putting any conditions or direction on what they expect to get in return? Do you think they would continue in being THE LARGEST DONOR if they were \/not\/ getting what they expected\/directed?","time":1766276724,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616905,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:25:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616858<\/a>
Red Hat is a weird pseudo-corporation entity usually if they are doing something weird, most likely it either involves taking advantage of private or government grants or selling something they make to make money.","time":1766276740,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616908,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:26:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616905<\/a>
Or its a government or private contract","time":1766276800,"resto":107611233},{"no":107616925,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)19:29:21","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616902<\/a>
And, btw, the big difference between that and Google with Firefox is that what Google is "buying" is a major piece of legally technical insurance against getting Chrome taken from them, which came \/very\/ close to happening just recently regardless.","time":1766276961,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617158,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:01:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612624<\/a>
>I use i3wm and was too lazy to find out how to easily make two windows side-by-side each taking up half the screen<\/span>
fucking insanity
that's literally what the WM is made for","time":1766278869,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617164,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:01:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107612475<\/a>
>when you don't want to deal with two separate windows.<\/span>
but you are dealing with two separate windows???????","time":1766278899,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617180,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:03:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616899<\/a>
>Do they default to modesetting now?<\/span>
Yes","time":1766279026,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617243,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:10:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616464<\/a>
No, because "built-in" does not mean you can't disable it. There are preferences for all telemetry and you can lock them with enterprise policies to make sure they can't be enabled.","time":1766279406,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617258,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:12:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611735<\/a>
The opposite. Reinstalled Arch on another PC, everything except Firefox is good. But Firefox is at least just as bad under Windows.","time":1766279526,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617319,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:20:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611735<\/a>
When I realized that Linux doesn't hold my hand and allows me to brick and fuck up the system I never went back.
Is it a hassle compared to Windows?
Yes.
Does it sometimes suck cause something doesn't work and you don't know why?
Yes.
Does the OS ever get in your way and tell you that you can't do something or you can't remove something?
No, and I love it for that. Treat how hard it is for you to do something in Linux in two ways:
>1) Is this worth my time? Y\/N<\/span>
>2) Did I spend money on the software I'm trying to run? Y\/N<\/span>
>3) What does this inability to make it run say about me? Where are my holes of understand of the system, what could I do to research and understand the OS and the programs I'm running better?<\/span>
By doing this you'll slowly learn more recursively and remember if its hard and frustrating, it means you're learning. Eventually you'll hit a moment where you can do stuff so effortlessly for what you use your computer for that you don't even realize it and it won't make a difference what system you are.","time":1766280045,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617354,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:26:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611735<\/a>
I never went back after I had a setup with the compiz 3d cube","time":1766280403,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617374,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:29:32","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614307<\/a>
What if I use nouveau?","time":1766280572,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617416,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:35:32","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614804<\/a>
They're trying to cosplay Windows. Windows has been known to take as much memory as it can find since decades ago.
TL;DR it's a feature.","time":1766280932,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617490,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:46:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614804<\/a>
It depends so much on distro choices and software versions. Nominally KDE and XFCE should be about the same.","time":1766281568,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617536,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:51:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617158<\/a>
Plasma was shit so I switched to i3wm, which I used month(s) prior to being fed up with KDE Plasma. I have the i3wm cheat sheet or handbook downloaded so I can figure it out if wanted. Or do what >>107613768<\/a> is saying. I usually don't have to have windows side by side anyways. In some cases maybe it could make things more efficient. Pic unrelated.","filename":"foto_no_exif (1)","ext":".jpg","w":3264,"h":2448,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":93,"tim":1766281905863365,"time":1766281905,"md5":"xqao9kF7e1D1I0yJdrShVQ==","fsize":2201265,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617542,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:53:14","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107615484<\/a>
>I know, but I don't want to have wayland installed at all. That's bloat.<\/span>
>>107615621<\/a>
>Fuck, I guess I'll look into making nvidia work with wayland then. Worst case scenario I'll just force games to run through XWayland.<\/span>
What's the point of using Gahnoo slash Linux then? Will your gaymes not work with X?","time":1766281994,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617550,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:54:37","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616855<\/a>
Install, then start tweaking it to your liking. It's just LUA.","time":1766282077,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617573,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:57:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617164<\/a>
Two separate tabs != two separate windows","time":1766282264,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617574,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)20:57:55","name":"Anonymous","com":"I've got an old laptop, probs almost 20 years old now. AMD Turion X2 processor and a dedicated 512MB ATI GPU. Used to play lots of vidya on it like MW2 so I know it's pretty fast. Was wondering if there was anything I could run on it and then just shove it in a cupboard until it dies. doesn't have any additional storage capacity and I'm not forking out for a new SSD for an ancient laptop. I'm literally just thinking some simple homelab experiment that it could handle but I don't have any ideas of what would be interesting or practical to me out there. maybe something like retroarch but then I don't want to shove it in my living room so that's kinda a no go. thought I'd include a pic too so you know I'm not bullshitting.","filename":"laptop","ext":".jpg","w":379,"h":800,"tn_w":59,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766282275331230,"time":1766282275,"md5":"UnLuOdDx6bvhtRfwhmBZmA==","fsize":42155,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617601,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:02:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617574<\/a>
How fast is this relarive to my Celeron M 1GB Presario V6000? I will try lxqt stuff on it.","time":1766282578,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617614,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:06:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617574<\/a>
You could get a bare Openbox "desktop" on Debian with xorg and just let it run xpenguins and cbonsai sitting in any spot in your house, and tty-clock would make it like a really nice CLOCK and you can set the clock window to any size\/position.","filename":"2025-12-20-210401_1366x768_scrot","ext":".png","w":1366,"h":768,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766282787336751,"time":1766282787,"md5":"fVT9czxsY2NZqtEx3kLOGg==","fsize":68207,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617642,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:10:25","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617601<\/a>
it's much faster than a celeron, I used to play games like call of duty on it. could maybe host a small web application, something like that. not trying to get it running again so I can use it, I just dug it out recently cos I moved into a new flat
>>107617614<\/a>
should mention the screen is actually kinda fucked, it flickers like mad but the laptop itself works fine if you hook it up to a monitor","time":1766283025,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617666,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:15:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617642<\/a>
Well in that case, just ONE other IDEA is that you could run Syncthing on it and use it as a node within your own home\/offline MUH CLOUD to keep an extra, automatically updated backup of your personal files. You wouldn't really need to look at it any if you set that up right (run automatically on startup, leave running any time you're home doing things, etc.).","time":1766283310,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617673,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:16:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617574<\/a>
I have an old laptop and am like you but I did buy a new 500GB SSD for it. You could run FreeBSD on it, but the hardware might not be fully supported. You could run Tiny Core Linux or Spirit OS on it. Slax Linux (Debian) and older Lubuntu support 32-bit too! Use it as an SSHFS mount for qBittorrent save paths, then it can do useful stuff all the time all day everyday (seeding). You can additionally run an IPFS node on it all the time (I do this), but newer versions of Kubo sadly don't support 32bit. Use qBittorrent on your main computer and use the old computer as a network storage thing (have an external or internal storage device plugged into the old laptop). Save paths shouldn't be sshfs of old-laptop@10.0.0.44:\/ipfs (that would mean two FUSE-mounted things) as that results in thermal shutdowns in my case.
You can maybe mine one penny USD worth of crypto per year, so don't bother with that. Other things like DNA unfolding to solve cancer\/whatever and Prime Number Search (both collective computing projects) are probably also a waste of time as your compute will do basically nothing for that.","time":1766283361,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617686,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:17:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617642<\/a>
My Compaq used to flicker like mad too once then somehow fixed its self too once upon a time years later. Not surprised the Turion is faster due to being a dual core chip and higher clocked with dedicated graphics to bear. I could barely run Minecraft on this laptop in 2012.","time":1766283438,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617687,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:17:47","name":"Anonymous","com":"does your guys file pickers show thumbnails","time":1766283467,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617691,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:18:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107616855<\/a>
Or if you are struggling with the basics, you can find the default config in \/etc\/xdg\/awesome, copy it to your ~\/.config\/ and then change it however you like.
Don't forget to put it into your ~\/.xinitrc too.
Then you will eventually want to have your own theme so copy a default from under \/usr\/share\/awesome\/themes\/ and just the LUA file will be enough as it accesses things like pictures through
>themes_path.."default\/titlebar\/close_normal.png"<\/span>
and you can use things from \/usr\/share\/awesome\/lib\/ similarly.
Also look through both lib\/ and themes\/ to see how things work and likely get ideas of your own.","time":1766283487,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617695,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:18:20","name":"Anonymous","com":"Will my Xerox 7600 work with Linux when it relies on a CD with paperport?","time":1766283500,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617712,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:19:52","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617673<\/a>
TinyCore in its basic version can probably actually run on an average modern toaster.","time":1766283592,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617726,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:21:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617691<\/a>
>Don't forget to put it into your ~\/.xinitrc too.<\/span>
By "it" I meant "exec awesome" in that specific sentence.","time":1766283698,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617732,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:22:37","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617695<\/a>
>https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Xerox_Alto<\/span>
I'm sure it will work.","time":1766283757,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617746,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:25:43","name":"Anonymous","com":"What's the most lightweight distro which doesn't sacrifice on basic creature comforts and essentials like networking\/security? No preloaded programs, I want to choose my own software and only load the software I will use.","time":1766283943,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617763,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:28:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">remembered all the omarchy youtube ravings but never looked into it<\/span>
>want my new laptop to be linux so start looking<\/span>
>\u30de\u30ea\u30a6\u30b9.com\/a-word-on-omarchy\/<\/span>
Oh wow is it really that bad? Guess I'll have to pick a different one now, which is annoying since the laptop is sitting right there, I should've been doing this while waiting for it to arrive. I've never been in a position to choose before and it's overwhelming.","time":1766284107,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617771,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:28:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617746<\/a>
unironically arch.
The installer is just a command line for you to do everything yourself.","time":1766284139,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617786,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:32:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107611233<\/a>
I want to share you my method of customizing every distro that I have developed over the past 20 years as a linux user.
I drop all my dotfiles into a git repo located at ~\/projects\/config\/hosts\/$HOSTNAME\/
Each host gets its own directory.
The $HOSTNAME directory mirrors the linux file tree. So for instance, if I want a custom resolv.conf, it's located at $HOSTNAME\/etc\/resolv.conf
My personal dotfiles are located at $HOSTNAME\/home\/$USER\/
I keep all this under version control. Each time I bootstrap a new system, the git repo gets a new branch.
To install, I just symlink my config files into the appropriate directory.
This way I never lose anything and I can always roll back if necessary.
One nuance to working this way: If you use the symlink trick, obviously be careful when switching branches, because you're live. If you want to do a lot of dangerous work, just clone the repo and work on the non-live cloned copy!
Optional other things you can keep in here:
- markdown documentation for each host
- install \/ upgrade and other system scripts
- code templates","filename":"programming coding stress","ext":".jpg","w":226,"h":223,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":123,"tim":1766284330456448,"time":1766284330,"md5":"wy47\/I2g5FLASN0754eGYg==","fsize":8237,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617787,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:32:21","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617686<\/a>
it is a beast, I would go for a retro game setup if the screen worked. i played through res 5, cod, skyrim on it etc. before i got a decent PC
>>107617666<\/a>
evil check. my cloud backup did magically delete my photos recently and synced the same on my PC but luckily it just moved them into the trash so i could restore them. good idea.
>>107617673<\/a>
could work as a torrent server, i already have one setup on my media server but i guess it would take the load off of it to run something else
cheers niggas. i'll keep on thinking for now since it's not going anywhere. wasn't sure if it could run something like the open-webui or not? would be cool to run my own AI and setup and API and shit","time":1766284341,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617863,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:41:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617687<\/a>
No. Half the time my file explorer and file picker doesn't show a thumbnail. File picker shows an image preview on the side if I click on it once.
>>107617673<\/a>
Or run qbitorrent-nox on the old laptop. Access it via LAN IP address for webui. Similar thing with ipfs: run your own gateway and access it the same say. Reverse proxy things with nginx so it'll be at https:\/\/. You can run your own .onion site on the old laptop. Maybe also .i2p and .loki site. Can use just basic Apache or nginx so it's a media server = watch videos on any LAN-connected device, for example. I use Apache's CGI ("\/cgi-bin\/" or "\/cgi\/") to help with web archiving or stuff, not familiar with an nginx alternative to CGI.","time":1766284883,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617885,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:44:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617863<\/a>
how do you know you're sharing the right booby picture then
take too long","filename":"joe-dirt-im-new","ext":".gif","w":266,"h":200,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":93,"tim":1766285084728545,"time":1766285084,"md5":"Ars67O\/8y7bbjS7bdVlYjg==","fsize":1905114,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617905,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:47:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617863<\/a>
Nginx supports CGI scripts too although CGI is kinda shitty. I prefer to just write PHP scripts if I need anything like that. I do use CGI scripts for one use case though, writing webhooks where I want to automate some task by sending some POST data to it (useful for things like archive scripts as you say)","time":1766285279,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617934,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:53:15","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617787<\/a>
If that "old laptop" is 64bit then it isn't as old as my 32bit laptop. You said it could run those games, so it's somewhat powerful and not that old.
Have each torrent at a share ratio of at least 15.01 (addition to what I said in >>107617863<\/a>). Otherwise run whatever services\/stuff you want and learn about. Could probably run low-level AI like you were saying. I wonder if I could locally run AI in my "ancient" 32bit computer running Slax Linux. Kinda curious but not really... If it did run then it would be very dumb.","time":1766285595,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617943,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:54:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107614744<\/a>
github yujqiao\/catproc","time":1766285649,"resto":107611233},{"no":107617980,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)21:59:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107613030<\/a>
Debian!","time":1766285963,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618090,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:15:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617746<\/a>
Artix or Void probably.
>>107617771<\/a>
It has systemdicks. I'm currently on Arch. Not for much longer probably.","time":1766286940,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618134,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:22:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617934<\/a>
I already have a media server setup with jellyfin and qbittorrent linked up to it to automatically download and sort shit out for me so I don't really have any need to do anything like that. it's quite late here in bongland and i've ate some sleeping herbs so i'll check back in the morning. peace out bros","filename":"1587854724947","ext":".jpg","w":610,"h":620,"tn_w":122,"tn_h":124,"tim":1766287343770974,"time":1766287343,"md5":"prLvgnlMdZme0ji+4pKaYg==","fsize":67551,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618162,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:27:54","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617763<\/a>
>http:\/\/xn--gckvb8fzb.com\/a-word-on-omarchy\/<\/span>
What you linked said that it has scripts installing stuff via "curl | sh". That's bad or doesn't age well. That should only be used on the most visible, manually ran, and latest+maintained install instructions. With host-based addressing, someone could stop working on stuff (abandoned software), a malicious entity takes over example.com\/install, then bam anyone using "curl $url | sh" gets infected with nasty malware or becomes part of a botnet. Pwning Linux computers is that easy in that case: definitely has targeted viruses\/malware.
>>107617905<\/a>
So CGI just works in nginx. I see or am reminded\/refreshed on that. php is perhaps safer and better, and I did use PHP years ago.","time":1766287674,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618225,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:38:26","name":"Anonymous","com":"if i accidentally do something to a process on htop
that shit is not persistent right?
if i reboot everything is back to normal?","time":1766288306,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618233,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:39:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617786<\/a>
Do you reinstall that often? Trying new distros or why? Nothing wrong if it's more for fun too.","time":1766288378,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618340,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:54:29","name":"Anonymous","com":"Anyone know what file manager this is? Pretty sure it's not Thunar.","filename":"The Plague Of Modern Light Themes [00:00:21.933]","ext":".jpg","w":958,"h":525,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":68,"tim":1766289269184629,"time":1766289269,"md5":"zQturHUpOx2xV2x92YJozQ==","fsize":187797,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618345,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:55:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618233<\/a>
I just want the ability to do a point-in-time restore at any time, or git clone my current system onto a new device, for instance. It has proven super handy.
I have also set up several companies on similar systems using Docker\/Ansible\/Kubernetes as a part of my day job. It makes it really easy to cookie cutter as many boxes as you need.","time":1766289339,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618361,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)22:57:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618345<\/a>
The job part especially makes sense. Most would probably make scripts but this approach is pretty neat too.","time":1766289478,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618381,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)23:01:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618134<\/a>
If you run out of or run low on storage space and can't easily do some things, then you may have to use that old laptop as network-attached storage for BitTorrent or whatever. (Thinking of my situation when writing this.)
>>107617763<\/a>
So that "distro" (really just a pile of crappy .sh and dotfiles files on top of basic Arch) got financial support from Clownflare and some other company. Those companies should have gave money to the Lubuntu team >>107615380<\/a>
Also
>Given that numerous YouTubers have been heavily promoting the project over the past few weeks, often in the same breath with Framework (Computer Inc.), it wouldn\u2019t be surprising to see the company soon offering it as a pre-installation option on their hardware.<\/span>
Next up: YouTuber scum do pump and dump on the newest "flashy"\/"cool" Linux distro. One month later all the "curl | sh" go to ransomware software and said scum (those who developed it and those who hyped it) get paid in secret.","time":1766289696,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618692,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)23:47:03","name":"Anonymous","com":"Multi-part video series which I have some interest in titled "Let's code a Linux Driver":
https:\/\/inv7.nadeko.net\/playlist?list=PLCGpd0Do5-I3b5TtyqeF1UdyD4C-S-d Ma
>>107618162<\/a>
>>107618381<\/a>
Was doing some research in relation to that and saw this:
>\/chg\/ cloudflare hate general<\/span>
>https:\/\/desuarchive.org\/g\/thread\/107189166\/<\/span>
Holy based. OP:
>i never thought about cloudflare too much, to me it was only that annoying "check you are human" to protect website against bot.<\/span>
>sometime later i learnt that they are themselves running ddos to make their "service" more attractive, which yea, fuck you.<\/span>
>[...]<\/span>
>how did anyone think that letting some corporation eavesdrop on 20% of web traffic was ever a good idea, what a peak glowie companie.<\/span>
>fuck cloudflare.<\/span>","filename":"1763014738504","ext":".jpg","w":1200,"h":841,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":87,"tim":1766292423481877,"time":1766292423,"md5":"PReBFLu40AgR1DrG9fQipQ==","fsize":239193,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618730,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)23:51:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618692<\/a>
>Let's code a Linux Driver<\/span>
BSD be like:","filename":"freebsd-youtube-thumb-maxres","ext":".jpg","w":1280,"h":720,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1766292700745358,"time":1766292700,"md5":"w61K6q6TIiIeCg5gjmMVpg==","fsize":119935,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618747,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)23:53:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618692<\/a>
>eavesdrop on 20% of web traffic<\/span>
>implying it is only 20%<\/span>
The heckin web crasherino that happened not too long ago was because cuckflare couldn't verify you're a good obedient slave, nothing else. Websites not using it worked perfectly fine.","time":1766292831,"resto":107611233},{"no":107618751,"now":"12\/20\/25(Sat)23:54:40","name":"Anonymous","com":"Anyone use TP link's UB400 for bluetooth? I've had the chip just work up till now and now all I get is stuttering when trying to listen to audio.
On Manjaro, messing around with kernel versions has not worked out, trying to use pulse instead of pipewire has not worked out","time":1766292880,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619052,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)00:49:19","name":"Anonymous","com":"yeah Fedora won
https:\/\/youtu.be\/TaY5npwkUgg?si=dS3HPX8MHIW9IZBx","time":1766296159,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619054,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)00:49:24","name":"Anonymous","com":"is it fine to distrohop during your midlife crisis
when is it time to move on to the bsds","time":1766296164,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619126,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:01:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619052<\/a>
How good\/vanilla and well supported is their non workstation versions like KDE and Sway?
Is it still bad with codecs?","time":1766296896,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619127,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:02:02","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619054<\/a>
>When is it time to move on to the worse operating system that doesn't even have working WiFi and only has graphics drivers because they copy Linux's?<\/span>
Uhm, never?","time":1766296922,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619138,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:03:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619126<\/a>
>Is it still bad with codecs?<\/span>
That's common to every Fedora release (except derivatives like Bazzite or Nobara that fix this) because Red Hat doesn't include them in the operating system.","time":1766297031,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619147,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:05:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619052<\/a>
is nobara on F43 already?","time":1766297156,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619190,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:13:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619127<\/a>
>Uhm<\/span>
>?<\/span>
What if he is normal (not homosexual and not trans)?","time":1766297599,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619205,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:15:50","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619190<\/a>
Then definitely don't use a BSD operating system. They even banned non-consensual hugs once.","time":1766297750,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619291,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:36:04","name":"Anonymous","com":"is there a program which approximates IrfanView for linux, and I will not accept nomacs as an answer","time":1766298964,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619347,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:43:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619291<\/a>
Tried XNView MP yet?","time":1766299413,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619386,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:48:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619291<\/a>
Nope, still searching myself for that one","time":1766299726,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619453,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)01:57:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618751<\/a>
In addition to the kernel code there's also firmware in play. If that makes any difference but just saying.
>>107619054<\/a>
You should distrohop all your life, distros change.
>>107597378<\/a>
Figured it, I had to "start" the timer in order to enable it.","filename":"smooth brain","ext":".jpg","w":786,"h":640,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":101,"tim":1766300267836619,"time":1766300267,"md5":"BYBj8nNg3B3BWRo9k2TIKQ==","fsize":121607,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619468,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:00:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619291<\/a>
Can it run under wine?","time":1766300409,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619490,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:02:58","name":"Anonymous","com":"is there any wm, ideally tiling, that can scale windows on the fly? i mean scale the entire 'gui' within that window.","time":1766300578,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619520,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:06:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619490<\/a>
Nope. There isn't one out there that can do that natively.","time":1766300805,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619591,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:20:29","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619490<\/a>
Gamescope?","time":1766301629,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619610,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:23:08","name":"Anonymous","com":"Is the only problem with Fedora that you have to do the rpm fusion thing and install codecs? After that is it set and forget?","time":1766301788,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619654,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:32:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619610<\/a>
After you enable rpm-fusion you're basically good when it comes to actually installing normal shit.","time":1766302323,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619700,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:43:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619052<\/a>
Thanks for this. I don't watch youtube that much so I'm quite clueless in this sense. I'm on F43 and I had no idea about these schedulers what this guy is talking about.
>sudo dnf copr enable bieszczaders\/kernel-cachyos-addons<\/span>
>sudo dnf install scx-manager<\/span>
Tried scx_lavd briefly with some faggot game (Darktide) and it seems like it is helping. Haven't compared frame graphs yet so maybe I'm just coping.","time":1766302983,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619735,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)02:49:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619700<\/a>
I mean I always had issues with frame pacing and the game feels like there's some strange variable input lag but now it feels more like it was when I last played it on Windows. I don't care about framerate in this case.","time":1766303381,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619915,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)03:34:54","name":"Anonymous","com":"If i have 2 drives i want to do RAID 1 on, is ZFS, XFS or BTRFS better?","filename":"1455564511397","ext":".jpg","w":500,"h":500,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1766306094292308,"time":1766306094,"md5":"L0BvuTUYYfrf8um514q89Q==","fsize":56554,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619931,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)03:37:42","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619915<\/a>
BTRFS is fine for that. I wouldn't use XFS (no checksums) or ZFS (unless you want to fuck with out-of-tree drivers when you don't really have to)","time":1766306262,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619979,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)03:48:55","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619931<\/a>
BTRFS it is then. But what are the different usecases for all of these FS's?","time":1766306935,"resto":107611233},{"no":107619991,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)03:51:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619979<\/a>
Just different people's opinions on how to build a filesystem.","time":1766307080,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620003,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)03:54:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619979<\/a>
XFS - less features
ZFS,BTRFS - pretty similar to each other","time":1766307287,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620169,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:27:03","name":"Anonymous","com":"is there an actual reason to use iwd as wireless backend instead of wpa_supplicant on networmanager?","time":1766309223,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620183,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:28:42","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619979<\/a>
xfs is for when data checksums are too much overhead or you have integrity provided by a storage controller. zfs is for parity raid and ssd \/ hdd hybrid configs","time":1766309322,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620188,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:29:48","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620183<\/a>
How are the decimals hashed?","time":1766309388,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620255,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:39:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620169<\/a>
Yes. It's more modern and better uses the cryptography in the kernel so can be faster and more performant and also better supports various enterprise networks.
The question you should be asking is if there's ever a reason to use wpa_supplicant instead? To which the answer is no, it's obsolete.","time":1766309987,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620267,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:41:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620183<\/a>
You should use Bcachefs if you have hybrid storage on both SSD's and hard drives. It's the only filesystem that does tiered storage right.","time":1766310065,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620358,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:55:57","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620188<\/a>
That's the great thing about a storage controller. They're not! It's a black box and you just have to trust what it tells you.","time":1766310957,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620378,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)04:58:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620358<\/a>
Joking aside what disk scheduler should I be using with nvme drive?","time":1766311102,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620391,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:00:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620378<\/a>
None\/No scheduler unless you're noticing that you need one in which case Kyber or Adios.","time":1766311219,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620410,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:02:57","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107617687<\/a>
Yes, I use xdg-desktop-portal-lxqt for my file picker","time":1766311377,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620416,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:04:30","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620391<\/a>
I'm going to investigate this. I'm sure fedora 43 has some sane default anyway.","time":1766311470,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620426,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:06:04","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107618340<\/a>
>brodie<\/span>
It's PCManFM, It looks like it and I remember he mentioned he uses it in one of his videos, but he also said he used multiple file managers.","time":1766311564,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620434,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:07:52","name":"Anonymous","com":"Tell me about Bazzite. I'm using Mint right now but I kind of want to go to something a bit more gaming friendly, I feel like stuff is slightly off on Mint.
Should I just embrace the fact that I'm a Linux fag now and just become a full on distro hopping tinker tranny?","time":1766311672,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620464,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:11:52","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620434<\/a>
bazzite rhymes with shite.","time":1766311912,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620465,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:12:00","name":"Anonymous","com":"If the USA is the Windows of countries (owned by extremely wealthy and extremely powerful people, expensive and shitty to live in\/use, yet people who live in\/use it act like it's the only country\/OS in the world) what is the Linux of countries?","time":1766311920,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620487,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:14:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620465<\/a>
Soviet Russia probably. Or Mexico.","time":1766312079,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620495,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:15:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620434<\/a>
Bazzite is based on Fedora, it's literally just fedora with preinstalled nvidia drivers and steam.
>Should I just embrace the fact that I'm a Linux fag now and just become a full on distro hopping tinker tranny?<\/span>
Every Linux fag gets their honeymoon period where they distrohop like crazy, I know because I did. I can't stop you from distrohopping but if you are going to distrohop, then choose Fedora instead of Bazzite, It's the same experience but with less bloat.","time":1766312117,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620503,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:15:54","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620487<\/a>
in that case what are the linux equivalents of gulags and cartels beheading people?","time":1766312154,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620526,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:18:50","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620465<\/a>
What about the UK for the Windows of countries? They do a shit ton of spying on their populace. Maybe Mac OS would make more sense for them, Mac is based on Unix which is old and the UK is old(er than the USA).","time":1766312330,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620535,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:19:34","name":"Anonymous","com":"is fedora kde suitable for old laptops?
im using arch with plasma but having to configure everything yourself gets very annoying","time":1766312374,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620541,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:20:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620465<\/a>
>>107620487<\/a>
And now what is the BSD of countries?","time":1766312444,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620542,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:20:50","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620526<\/a>
I think the UK is more like MacOS. Very unethical but snooty douchebags love it and claim superiority over the US (Windows).","time":1766312450,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620548,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:21:25","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620503<\/a>
Gulag is easily the Nvidia linux driver hell with no escape.","time":1766312485,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620591,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:28:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620495<\/a>
Is Fedora better for gaming than Mint? Or are they about the same and things just feel off on Mint because I'm too lazy to fine tune my shit and make sure all the drivers and stuff are working right?","time":1766312889,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620633,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:34:04","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620465<\/a>
>expensive and shitty to live in<\/span>
now wait until you know how it is to live in those other countries.","time":1766313244,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620691,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:44:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620542<\/a>
You're right about that. But at the same time Mac is polished nice looking and smooth, the UK is none of those things. Maybe Japan or Korea for MacOS.","time":1766313858,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620717,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:49:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107619054<\/a>
>>107619127<\/a>
FreeBSD should work as a desktop operating system if you just do basic stuff only like web browsing. FreeBSD or OpenBSD should be fine or better than Linux as a server operating system. I remembered that I have a USB WiFi thing somewhere, so I *could* use that with FreeBSD because it doesn't support my old computer's WiFi hardware.
>>107620541<\/a>
>And now what is the BSD of countries?<\/span>
Japan. Due to uniformity and permissive licensing. That's the best I can think of now.","time":1766314151,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620732,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:52:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620465<\/a>
Pre apartheid South Africa. The majority cannot live prosperously without the minority (kernel programmers etc.) and is not as smart and educated.","time":1766314351,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620736,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:53:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620732<\/a>
That's still South Africa today, 10% of the population pays taxes for the other 90% to live off of.","time":1766314411,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620745,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:54:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620591<\/a>
I don't understand what people mean by "better for gaming", you can literally game on any distro that has steam because wine\/proton are distro-agnostic.
If you think switching distros will somehow increase your FPS then no, this is very rare, and only happens when you're using an old graphics driver with a very new GPU. On the other hand Fedora gets updated more often than mint, which means it has newer packages, if that's something that you want then go ahead and install Fedora, but don't expect to have your FPS doubled.
Oh yeah and forgot to mention, Fedora defaults to wayland, so you will also get pros and cons that come with that. I'm not sure how wayland affects gaming because I've never tried it myself.","time":1766314476,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620747,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)05:54:42","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620732<\/a>
That's really funny, the first time I ever learned what Linux was, a friend of mine who was a white immigrant from South Africa showed me his computer.
He was extremely racist.","time":1766314482,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620800,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)06:01:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620736<\/a>
We also have CoCs, rustification and other shit slowly but steadily bringing what they built down.","time":1766314870,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620816,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)06:03:12","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620800<\/a>
>CoCs<\/span>
Corruption of Champions?","time":1766314992,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620851,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)06:08:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620816<\/a>
Cleaning of Cocks","time":1766315299,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620872,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)06:10:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107620816<\/a>
fuck, it's been over a decade since I thought about that","time":1766315445,"resto":107611233},{"no":107620937,"now":"12\/21\/25(Sun)06:21:21","name":"Anonymous","com":"If I frequently open\/load webpages then I get this error in Brave browser too often:
>Your connection was interrupted<\/span>
>A network change was detected.<\/span>
>ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED<\/span>
Do I need all these network interfaces? ifconfig says:
>br-0d26079b87dd: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 1500<\/span>
> inet 172.18.0.1 netmask 255.255.0.0 broadcast 172.18.255.255<\/span>
> TX packets 1968982 bytes 12390870321 (11.5 GiB)<\/span>
>docker0: flags=4099<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500<\/span>
> TX packets 0 bytes 0 (0.0 B)<\/span>
>enp3s0: flags=4099<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500<\/span>
> TX packets 0 bytes 0 (0.0 B)<\/span>
>lo: flags=73<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING> mtu 65536<\/span>
> TX packets 24472251 bytes 16411045229 (15.2 GiB)<\/span>
>vethfd62d19: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 1500<\/span>
> TX packets 664616 bytes 141885941 (135.3 MiB)<\/span>
>wlan0: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 1500<\/span>
> inet 10.0.0.43 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.0.0.255<\/span>
> TX packets 494758599 bytes 1062630524577 (989.6 GiB)<\/span>
I need+use lo and wlan0. WTF is vethfd62d19 (ipv6 only) and br-0d26079b87dd (172.18.0.1)? Could I just disable those? "sudo dmesg -W":
>[3487754.209239] br-0d26079b87dd: port 2(vethb8cf3e5) entered blocking state<\/span>
>[3487754.209247] br-0d26079b87dd: port 2(vethb8cf3e5) entered disabled state<\/span>
>[3487754.209257] vethb8cf3e5: entered allmulticast mode<\/span>
>[3487754.209317] vethb8cf3e5: entered promiscuous mode<\/span>
>[3487754.228835] eth0: renamed from vethf2178c3<\/span>
>[3487754.230912] br-0d26079b87dd: port 2(vethb8cf3e5) entered blocking state<\/span>
>[3487754.230921] br-0d26079b87dd: port 2(vethb8cf3e5) entered forwarding state<\/span>
>[3487754.819505] br-0d26079b87dd: port 2(vethb8cf3e5) entered disabled state<\/span>
>[3487754.819880] vethf2178c3: renamed from eth0<\/span>
>[3487754.836850] br-0d26079b87dd: port 2(vethb8cf3e5) entered disabled state<\/span>
>[3487754.837777] vethb8cf3e5 (unregistering): left allmulticast mode<\/span>