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Anonymous 11/03/2024 (Sun) 22:32:51 No. 898 [Reply]

While reinstalling my system I accidentally tarballed /srv/http outside of chroot, then deleted my old data, now have to rewrite the website i was working on from zero

Your fortune: (YOU ARE BANNED)

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Anonymous 11/04/2024 (Mon) 08:13:35 No. 899

I once unpacked an entire system outside of chroot, rewriting my current one and breaking everything.

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Anonymous 11/20/2024 (Wed) 07:47:20 No. 939

Very unfortunate and i am sorry for your loss. here's to a speedy recovery of the progress on your website :3

Your fortune: Good Luck

what hypervisor should i use? Anonymous 10/16/2024 (Wed) 23:04:24 No. 856 [Reply]

i know of Xen, Bhyve (which is like a vmm but with a hypervisor too, but its kinda less capable), or KVM (i don't really like GNU/Linux but ill get over it eventually i guess, im in a love hate relationship rn because distro fragmentation kinda sucks a lot) Xen apparently may or may not work on my current hardware, unfortunately, and i also don't know if ill even benefit from it anyways, since i really don't have a problem with running a host, its 2024, i have enough computational resources for having a resource intense host i would also say NetBSD Virtual Machine Manager is an option but i can't run NetBSD on most of my hardware as a host, and nested virtualization is not really possible on FreeBSD Bhyve iirc, and id rather not do a QEMU/KVM setup just to run NetBSD, it would be really heavy and sluggish for the most part, but idrk

plan 9 also has a virtual machine system, but i don't really have a reason to start a 9fs grid since im broke af and can't buy a bunch of machines, so yeah, idk Hyper-V might be fine, im not opposed to Windows at all, but its gonna take a bit to learn how to use Windows. Solaris 11 is also an option but id rather not depend on having an Oracle account, even if its "free", however if its virtualization is actually good i might just use Solaris as my host, especially since it still supports SPARC (i plan on buying a SPARC machine)

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 02:51:26 No. 858

> what hypervisor should i use? I don't understand what you are trying to do with your hypervisor? I think in most cases, you should be fine with KVM though. I don't see why you would use anything else as it's (except for Xen and Hyper-V maybe) the most capable, stable and best-supported out of your list.

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 06:18:03 No. 859

Don't use them. You don't need them.

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Anonymous 11/18/2024 (Mon) 18:22:07 No. 938

There isn't a "good" hypervisor. Just know what works best for you. I recommend using VirtualBox, I personally use it. It's cross-platform (Windows, MacOS, Linux) and it's free.

https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads If that's not interesting or useful for you, try using VMware or some other visualization computer software...

Desktop thread Anonymous 07/24/2023 (Mon) 12:34:30 No. 79 [Reply] [Last]

How does your desktop look like /t/? How ricy is it?

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Anonymous 11/14/2024 (Thu) 16:39:47 No. 931

>>930 I don't like manual tilling managers. I used dwm in the past though. I use KDE because I can configure things through a GUI, even though I can do it on the CLI, I got tired of it. Or for example connecting to a wifi network, I don't want to open the terminal. Also I use wayland only because it allows me to replace the GTK file picker with the Qt one. Each time I see the GTK file picker it makes me want to neck myself.

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Anonymous 11/14/2024 (Thu) 16:44:48 No. 932

>>930 >>931 I thought about lxde, maybe I will try when its wayland support becames more stable.

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Anonymous 11/14/2024 (Thu) 17:10:02 No. 933

>>931 >even though I can do it on the CLI, I got tired of it I configured my i3wm years ago and never touched it since except some changes to startup scripts here and there to accommodate changes in my workflow. >Or for example connecting to a wifi network Depends on how often you change them. Even if you do, wpa_gui exists. As you wish ofc, but I prefer to keep it as simple as possible without having to use my butthole.

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Anonymous 11/14/2024 (Thu) 23:53:01 No. 934

>>928 >LibreWolf Good choice

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Anonymous 11/17/2024 (Sun) 22:37:51 No. 937

>>934 I hear it's on decline though. Maybe it's time to go for mullvad browser, but reproducible builds take 999TB of space and also they install in /opt which is a retarded take. I share /opt across multiple installations and their approach is obnoxious. System packages should go into /lib. /opt is for me. I SAID FOR ME

Why use tmux?? Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 16:14:12 No. 914 [Reply]

Why should I use tmux over the tiling and tabbing features of my window manager or those already built into many terminals?

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Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 17:06:23 No. 915

>>914 You probably won't need it unless all of your graphical programs go missing and you need to use TTY. I use tmux because I don't have the any of the things you talked about

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Anonymous 11/10/2024 (Sun) 05:09:49 No. 921

>>914 Simple: you want to have a service running in the background that's not a daemon For example, transcoding video with ffmpeg might take a very long time. If you end up closing your terminal for whatever reason during that and your session isn't in screen or tmux, it's gone and you have to start from scratch

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Anonymous 11/10/2024 (Sun) 06:37:12 No. 922

>>915 Im not sure what you mean even if you don’t use a window manager most default terminals support this kind of features even on gnome and you aren’t using a minimal terminal unless it’s used with a minimal tiling window manager >>921 Im pretty sure the nohup and disown command can do that without a terminal multiplexer

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Anonymous 11/10/2024 (Sun) 14:38:38 No. 923

>>921 nohup cmd & or cmd & disown (but disown does not redirect the command output by itself)

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Anonymous 11/16/2024 (Sat) 12:51:23 No. 935

>>914 My terminal doesn't support multiplexing so I end up using tmux as a workaround. It also allows me to keep my sessions alive and accessible from elsewhere with ssh.

Anonymous 07/19/2023 (Wed) 20:23:42 No. 48 [Reply]

What was your first Linux distro? Over a decade ago, on my shitty vista laptop, I flashed Gentoo on to it, because people said it was best to start with in a chatroom I was in... I ended up figuring it out somehow though.

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Anonymous 03/14/2024 (Thu) 18:43:21 No. 437

I think it was Ubuntu or Kali idk, I've been using Linux for so long.

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Anonymous 03/15/2024 (Fri) 20:31:40 No. 440

>>331 >me breaking my system trying to fix a broken dependency for firefox

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Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 17:42:12 No. 918

My parents put me on Ubuntu to stop me from installing viruses and destroying my Windows XP installation

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Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 23:37:45 No. 920

>>918 awesome parenting

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Anonymous 11/13/2024 (Wed) 22:49:40 No. 926

it was Knoppix. year 2003. good times.

Battlestations Thread Anonymous 01/07/2024 (Sun) 00:00:07 No. 350 [Reply]

Post your own battlestation here! I got a new speakers and a subwoofer since three days ago!

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Anonymous 11/05/2024 (Tue) 16:52:16 No. 908

Hello! (the censors are a photograph on my desk and an implement of recreational plant imbibement, which I'm pretty sure doesn't break any global rules, but I didn't want to risk it.)

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Anonymous 11/06/2024 (Wed) 08:33:50 No. 910

>>908 I have seen quite a few setups with "media" monitor above - how useful is it? Doesn't your neck hurt?

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Anonymous 11/06/2024 (Wed) 17:57:00 No. 911

>>910 There's a decent bit of space behind me so I just roll my chair back if I want to watch anything on it but honestly I mostly just put my music player up there, or some effects stuff for music production. It's pretty useless and probably not what I'll do when I move house soon. Also behind me is the obligatory ikea glass display case that every figure collector on the planet has, and one time while drunk I rolled my chair back way too enthusiastically and crashed right into it. By some miracle I managed to not shatter any of the panels but it was loud as fuck.

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Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 17:16:07 No. 917

taken with my 3ds

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Anonymous 11/09/2024 (Sat) 22:09:16 No. 919

>>917 what's that jar anon

Vim Anonymous 07/08/2023 (Sat) 06:56:59 No. 16 [Reply]

How 2 exit it?? Is it malcious software?

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Anonymous 07/08/2023 (Sat) 13:38:27 No. 18

i unplug the computer

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Anonymous 10/25/2024 (Fri) 03:08:00 No. 880

Fear not, young lady! I am a wizard, and I shall help you. Press escape and type in this spell: ":wq" No need to thank me. I'm just doing my duty...

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Anonymous 10/25/2024 (Fri) 07:18:57 No. 881

It is cruel irony that I find vim the most comfy terminal based text editor. No other compares to it. But is so fucking complex and overloaded with features, that every time I need to correct my workflow it's major pain the ass.

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Anonymous 10/25/2024 (Fri) 11:22:12 No. 882

install gentoo

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Anonymous 11/07/2024 (Thu) 21:35:53 No. 912

>>881 vis may be of your interest: https://github.com/martanne/vis Haven't used it too much though

Anonymous 11/03/2024 (Sun) 00:34:51 No. 890 [Reply]

Anyone know a free VPN add-on for Firefox with lots of IPs/servers? I only know UrbanVPN.

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Anonymous 11/03/2024 (Sun) 13:31:36 No. 894

>>893 Are you crazy? It's dirty cheap for services they provide. mullvad and ivpn are probably the only ones that are not openly survey your internet activity. You won't find this quality for a cheaper price, ever.

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Anonymous 11/03/2024 (Sun) 14:57:35 No. 895

>>894 Anything that's not free is too expensive for a NEET like me.

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Anonymous 11/03/2024 (Sun) 16:16:08 No. 896

I don't know if this would fit your use case, but whenever I need to access a website as if I'm in another country, I just use Tor and configure it so the exit node is always in the country I want to access the site as. I've been doing this a lot lately to access Niconico as if I'm in Japan, since they recently applied a lot of restrictions to overseas users

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Anonymous 11/03/2024 (Sun) 17:47:58 No. 897

>>895 True enough. Having no money sucks.

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Anonymous 11/05/2024 (Tue) 14:59:27 No. 906

>>895 can relate

Homescreen thread Anonymous 03/13/2024 (Wed) 14:03:34 No. 432 [Reply]

It aint much but its honest work

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Anonymous 05/26/2024 (Sun) 08:04:24 No. 562

>>432 I really like this one, good job! mine is quite bland, my phone's battery doesn't last very long so an AMOLED friendly homescreen helps quite a bit. And to be honest, I'm trying to use my phone less

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Anonymous 05/28/2024 (Tue) 01:21:49 No. 563

>>432 it just werks

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Anonymous 11/04/2024 (Mon) 20:06:08 No. 902

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Anonymous 11/05/2024 (Tue) 10:08:17 No. 904

I should probably switch it. I've been using this for the past two years already

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Anonymous 11/05/2024 (Tue) 10:58:51 No. 905

I wanted new wallpaper and ringtone for my new phone, but nothing seems worthwhile, so I just stick to defaults, which is kinda sad.

Anonymous 05/03/2024 (Fri) 21:47:17 No. 536 [Reply]

My Artix broke after updating and rebooting..

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 19:13:51 No. 869

Init freedom by itself is a good enough reason to not use systemd.

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 20:53:44 No. 870

>>869 yeah sure, its fun to use alternate software

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 21:29:53 No. 871

>>870 Soon you'll be unable to. Actually, the problem with unportable/unreplaceable software isn't usability, but when the software causes lockdown, it declares complete monopoly. After that, whoever owns the funds that pay the developers, owns the entire ecosystem and is free to bind it any direction. The whole point of software freedom is that when a part becomes poorly maintained, it is replaced by something else. But soon you'll be unable to do it. If nothing changes, in another 15 years linux ecosystem will be completely locked down and most likely made unusable to such an extent, that it won't be an option anymore. Then they'll bring in paid or closed sourced solutions in the game and you won't be able to do anything about it.

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 22:32:10 No. 872

>>860 >>871 You (samefag) are the first in the history of humanity to say that "using software is fun" and that makes sense because its so dumb that all of the dead people would laugh at you. No using software is not fucking fun, you dont have because you are using krita, you have fun because you are drawing, you dont have fun with your init system... ever, you maybe get a serotonin hit after tinkering with configs for 2 hours to fix your broken system retard

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Anonymous 10/17/2024 (Thu) 23:16:39 No. 873

>>872 You might pwn my system, but you'll never pwn my soul. You'll choke on me, corporate piece of shit.

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