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10:00 AM
Yaaaaay, I get it now . . . !
Now how do i implemenmt it :/
 
kos
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe

<command> enable security

deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe
deb ?.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main universe
@A.B. ^^
 
Let me guess, respect each of them
Basically it is the same as what i asked
for URI in URI1 URI2 URI3 ; do writeToFile $URI;done
 
kos
@Serg I guess in that case the first one you write has a higher priority, or the others are discarded
 
@kos YES =) great =D
?.archive.ubuntu.com ???
@kos, wait
This would be correct:
`deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security universe`
@kos ^^^
 
kos
@A.B. What happens in that case by the way? The first one has a higher priority?
 
10:12 AM
For your script? @kos
For your script, there is no priority.
 
kos
@A.B. No, for apt-get. Seems a bit random to add mirrors like that, I mean, I suppose it changes apt-get's behavior
 
@kos No, all is fine. main uses us.archive, main and security uses us.archive, universe updates uses italy and security too
Looks crazy, is perhaps not useful, but valid
 
kos
@A.B. Yeah, I suppose in that order though. Ok, I guess I'll have to store mirrors as well. :@
 
@kos @Serg @xiaodongjie new rule added (11) Don't change the protocols, e.g. https, http, tor, ...
 
@A.B. yes.
 
10:22 AM
@A.B. those are part of URI , they won't be changed
 
@Serg Yes, correct, ok
 
rage-mode: I cannot store things into array
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, pattern-matching website in body: Après avoir subi le même gain de poids de misère by Dhoom on askubuntu.com
 
@Serg +1 from me to keep you being motivated !!! :)
 
@cl-netbox thanks . . .I am so motivated, i think i'm going to write it until dawn
 
10:32 AM
@Serg HAHAHA =)
 
kos
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe

<command> enable security

deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security universe
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security universe
So like this?
@A.B. ^^
 
`
deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main`
deb https://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe
deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main
deb https://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security universe
`
 
almost ready the script, @A.B.
 
@xiaodongjie You are fast o_O
 
10:38 AM
AAARG
:(
 
kos
@A.B. Lol remove the "reply to this message" thing
 
`deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main`
`deb https://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe`
`deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main`
`deb https://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security universe`
deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb https://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-updates universe
deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security main
deb https://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-security universe
^^^ @kos
 
kos
Perfect @A.B.
 
@A.B. please test this source.
 
0
Q: building docker images makes the Vagrant-managed VBox VM freeze

Kamil SokołowskiFolks While researching utilizing Docker images for web apps development I've stumbled upon the following issue. (all commands found bellow are executed inside a Vagrant-managed VBox vm) Create a custom Dockerfile and place it in $HOME/my_app. FROM ubuntu:14.04 RUN apt-get -q update && apt...

 
10:47 AM
@xiaodongjie A link? There is no link =\
 
@A.B. paste bin
 
@xiaodongjie Give me a link please. o_O
=)
 
yes, I'm doing it soon.
@A.B. please test the python script.
after download it, sudo python test.txt
then it shows you usage.
@A.B. May i upload this source as an answer?
 
@xiaodongjie To get UVs, sure =)
 
thank you.
 
10:57 AM
@xiaodongjie I have nuked my sources.list with echo | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list and one repository added with sudo apt-add-repository universe After that sudo ./apt-add-update enable updates
% cat /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily universe
 
yes, let me update the script now.
 
kos
@A.B. I think it's becoming a bit too complicated. I think for now I'll just post an alternative script where you have to specify the protocol and the mirror, even if I won't get the bounty, I think it will be useful to somebody (I'll be using it myself from now on)
 
stuck again
 
@kos What is complicated?
with the mirrors?
 
If the script can check lsb_release , it makes it much easier . . . . if it has to respect all the suites even for the other releases, then it has to generate both trusty-security and wily-security . . . .
 
kos
11:10 AM
@A.B. It's not that you can't do it, the problem is it's actually a program: every entry become multiple in an exponential way, you have to multiply each protocol found by each mirror found by each entry found; that excluding entries already present and splitting and rewriting semi-duplicate entries keeping track of the protocol and the mirror. To do things right it's a bit of work
(a bit=a lot)
Actually there is a way easier way, but you have to know Python (which I don't): going through the source code of software-properties-gtk and create a front-end to the inner functions it uses to add distributions; that way you have a perfect mirror of what it does in the command-line.
 
Is @NathanOsman here? Have a look at this one if you drop by:
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A: How to read and write to Ask Ubuntu from command line?

muruAsk Ubuntu is part of the Stack Exchange network, and there's a Stack Exchange API. This can be used to publish to Stack Exchange sites, given certain conditions. Also look up Stack Apps. This one might be interesting. There's the official Ubuntu Users mailing list, which is for technical suppo...

 
@A.B. I uploaded tha answer. And i'm updating it now.
 
11:28 AM
hi guys 0/
 
11:39 AM
o/
 
I have a question on mounting a specific folder of a partition and I found a related answer askubuntu.com/q/205841/294611 but I want that folder to be mounted with rw and rest with ro
 
@kos I'm not sure. protocol and server and path = URI
there is nothing to multiply
 
For our meta site, I think the tag should be synonyms of/under .
 
@A.B. please check again the code in my answer.
I edited again.
I think that it'll work very well.
It can work with empth sources.list file.
 
and the default thing =) rule 6
 
@A.B. default?
can you explain more detail?
 
kos
@A.B. Here: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/25708888#25708888 if you have another protocol elsewhere (even if it uses one of the mirrors alredy present) in a another source that means you have to parse each protocol found, each mirror found and write a number of entries equal to the result, otherwise it doesn't fit the requirements of respecting the present protocols and the present mirrors.
 
xieerqi:$ ./scratchPad.sh enable proposed
trusty trusty-backports trusty-security trusty-updates wily
<<< User requested to enable proposed
<<< Proceeding to generate new sources.list with proposed enabled
deb archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty-proposed main restricted universe multiverse
deb archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-proposed main restricted universe multiverse
deb security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty-proposed main restricted universe multiverse
deb security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-proposed main restricted universe multiverse
@A.B.
 
11:54 AM
I see, @A.B.
 
@Serg What was the source?
 
@A.B. proposed
 
@edwardtorvalds Hello :) I think you have to mount the partition when you you want to access the folder - then you can set the permissions.
 
@Serg Sorry. I mean the original sources.list before the run of the command ./scratchPad.sh enable proposed
 
Will post in paste.ubuntu.com in a moment
 
11:57 AM
I'm back in 45 minutes
 
Hold on, let me change that . . . .I used to have two different servers there
 
@A.B. yes.
 
Good morning folks!
 
@ByteCommander Good morning my friend ! :)
 
@A.B. OK, here's a new paste. The scratchPad.sh will be appending the sources to the file, just like the previous script has been doing. The output to the console right now is what will go into the file. It's just a testing phase right now.
As you can see, I have in /etc/apt/sources.list a source for wily , and some sources for trusty. The output respects both
It also respects the URI's for local server, mirrordenver and archive.ubuntu.com
Basically that's a nested loop where I generate string "deb URI suite components"
 
12:08 PM
0
A: Add and remove update channels in an easy terminal way

xiaodongjieI analysed the source of Ubuntu Software Center. After analysed it, I wrote following code runs well. #!/usr/bin/python import aptsources.sourceslist from subprocess import Popen, PIPE import errno import os def _lsb_release(): """Call lsb_release --idrc and return a mapping.""" resu...

Please look my answer. BRB in 45 min.
 
kos
@ByteCommander o/
 
Hi kos!
 
@kos hello
 
kos
@A.B. So for each URI rewrite one entry for the distribution to be enabled containing all the enabled components? And I think I'm forgetting something here, but that itslef leads to duplicate lines; see here: paste.ubuntu.com/13514116
@GeoMint o/
 
good point @kos
 
12:16 PM
@kos can you please comment on my output in the paste ?
am I getting somewhere close ?
 
@ByteCommander tox broken ?
 
kos
@Serg From what I understood, only distributions for the release should be enabled. Beside that, that output in that specific case is fine. Have you tested how it behaves in more complex situations?
 
@kos I minimized the sources.list file so it is easier to read. But with more complex sources.list it seemed to work fine . . .depends on @A.B.'s judgement
 
kos
@Serg For example what happens if you use the part before <command> [...] here as /etc/apt/sources.list?
 
@cl-netbox Nope, just forgot to start it once again! ;D
If it was broken, you'd have heard me rant about it.
 
12:30 PM
xieerqi:$ echo "test run with stuff from pastebin"
test run with stuff from pastebin

xieerqi:$ sudo ./source
sourcesScript.sh       sourcesScript.sh.bak   sourcesScript2.sh
xieerqi:$ sudo ./sourcesScript2.sh  enable security
[sudo] password for xieerqi:
<<< User requested to enable security
<<< Proceeding to generate new sources.list with security enabled

xieerqi:$ cat /etc/apt/sour
sources.list        sources.list.backup sources.list.d/     sources.list.save
xieerqi:$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list
@kos
how is it ?
 
kos
@Serg Sorry, my bad, that was a reply to A.B..Try this instead:
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-backports main
(just post the output)
 
xieerqi:$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-backports main
xieerqi:$ sudo ./sourcesScript2.sh  enable security
[sudo] password for xieerqi:
<<< User requested to enable security
<<< Proceeding to generate new sources.list with security enabled

xieerqi:$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-backports main

## THIS PART IS GENERATED BY sourcesScript.sh
@kos
@A.B. can you explain in words what the default requirement is ?
Also , it's 5 AM here
I need to sleep
It's going to be pain to wake up today and go shopping later
@kos @A.B. @xiaodongjie paste.ubuntu.com/13514297
 
kos
@Serg That seems to be behaving well. Sorry, last test, if it passes this one IMO it's a very good start (I reserve the right to have missed ambiguous cases though):
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main universe
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-backports main
 
user136984
12:45 PM
@kos: I thought it was, but it seems that it is happening almost everywhere and all the time, I just hadn't noticed before.
 
kos
@ParanoidPanda Almost everywhere all the time is not the same as only in specified places all the time, that means (99%) that the keyboard is failing.
 
@kos
xieerqi:$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main universe
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-backports main

xieerqi:$ sudo ./sourcesScript2.sh enable security
[sudo] password for xieerqi:
<<< User requested to enable security
<<< Proceeding to generate new sources.list with security enabled

xieerqi:$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list
deb it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily main universe
deb us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wily-backports main

## THIS PART IS GENERATED BY sourcesScript.sh
 
kos
@Serg Well, congrats on that. Seems to be working fine. Maybe I'm overcomplicating things.
 
@kos I think you've considered this problem much more systematically than most of us . . . .
Which is good
 
user136984
@kos: No, that's what I mean, it's happening all the time in specific places, there is never a time when it stops in those places nor starts in any other new ones seemingly.
 
12:50 PM
OK, i need to go to sleep
 
kos
@Serg Not so much in this case, if it's easy it's easy. My brain is full so I'd better think about it again later. :D
 
@kos yeah, we still have 4 days before bounty is due
 
kos
@ParanoidPanda Ok, but have you tried the other keyboard in those places where it doesn't work? What happened?
 
take some rest, clear the mind, and just keep on asking A.B. questions to get at what he actually wants
The only think i need to know now is default case
 
kos
@Serg Anyway I was thinking of something else, which I think would be way more useful: specifying the mirror and the protocol as arguments. If we have to take care of situations that are that complex, is unlikely that there's a predictable correct result that we can infer from the already present sources, it's more like guessing or patching everything to make sure we get what we want. And duplicating entries in an unuseful way.
 
12:55 PM
0
Q: How to mount specific directory of a partition with read and write permission and rest as read-only

edward torvaldsI want to mount a ext4 partition as read-only and one specific directory inside it with read and write permission. How can I achieve that? I found a similar question but it does not says anything about permission

 
0
Q: PHP cannot create directories or write files (Ubuntu 14.04)

BadHorsieI have transferred an existing PHP application from a Red Hat server to Ubuntu. The upload functionality of the app is no longer working due to PHP being unable to write to the selected directory. I modified the directory to 755 www-data:www-data but this still does not work.

 
o_O
 
@kos personally, I think for 99% of the cases , it's sufficient to edit sources.list just like the GUI version does. Write a line or delete a line . . . such protocols as tor are added by advanced users in cli anyway . . .
@A.B. finally you're back
Please review all the test cases up above. I've been posting here and in pastebin
 
@serg @kos @xiaodongjie @ByteCommander @GeoMint chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/32157/…
 
ROLF , we should have gotten a room LONG AGO !
 
kos
1:00 PM
^^
 
user136984
@kos: No, I have to remove the cake from the other keyboard before I can use it as a reliable comparative... :P
 
kos
@ParanoidPanda Being serious for a moment, you can do whatever you want, but why not testing the other keyboard. I just don't understand that. It's the most reasonable thing you could do, yet you seem to be refusing to do that for no apparent reason.
 
@edwardtorvalds I don't think this is possible ... :)
 
user136984
@kos: "no apparent reason"? I just said, I've got to remove the chocolate cake from the other keyboard before it will work! :D
 
Are any of you guys the developer of nitrotasks.com ?
 
kos
1:10 PM
@ParanoidPanda Was that even for real? Then remove the blessed chocolate from the blessed keyboard!
 
user136984
@kos: Yes, I will... I also need to open up my machine to remove the chocolate cake which is preventing my computer fan from working... :D
 
@Serg Who is Rolf? o.O ;-D
 
The Samsung iPad (Galaxy Tab S2) is $400 now
 
kos
@ParanoidPanda I hope that's a laptop, or a tower with a hole on the top
 
@ParanoidPanda wat
 
user136984
1:18 PM
@kos: Laptop.
 
@ParanoidPanda If I didn't know it better, I'd assume you would be the evil witch from the "Hansel and Gretel" fairy tale who lives in a house made of cake...
2
 
lol
 
user136984
@ByteCommander: Yeah, that's right, you got me! ;P
 
user136984
Ah, today is the 16.04 FeatureDefinitionFreeze! :D
 
FeatureDefinitionFreeze?
 
user136984
1:29 PM
@Zacharee1: Yes, if you go to the link there will be another link which will tell you what it is. ;)
 
huh
@ByteCommander ಠ_ಠ
 
user136984
@Nathan: Does your script have a version number by the way? And if so, what is it currently? :)
 
@ParanoidPanda Do you know about tab-complete (I hope so)
 
user136984
@Zacharee1: Do you meant when you use tab to auto-complete something like a command or path in Terminal?
 
1:35 PM
No, for pinging people in AU chat.
 
user136984
Oh, no, I've never used tab to auto-complete that... Didn't know you could, unless you mean just switching through the options of people that come up, though I haven't actually tried that yet...
 
user136984
Oh wait, apparently you can tab to auto-complete! Cool! :)
 
Yes..
I typ in @pa to ping you and then just press TAB
 
user136984
And you can tab along the options too...
 
user136984
Didn't know that! :D
 
1:37 PM
:P
 
user136984
Anyway, why you ask?
 
user136984
:)
 
Because you did @Nathan. That does apparently work, but I was wondering
 
kos
@ParanoidPanda Also on the site when you reply to a comment under a post.
 
yeah
 
user136984
1:42 PM
@Zac: Yes, using the first three characters should work, though if someone else's name also starts with that then they get pinged too... :D
 
user136984
@Nathan: Is this ever going to be so by the way? :)
 
user136984
1:56 PM
Anyone here looking forward to 2559 by the way?
 
@muru lol:
O.o you should be editing .zshrc then. — muru 1 hour ago
@ParanoidPanda Pretty saure I'll be dead by then.
 
user136984
Seriously? That's next year! :P
 
user136984
@terdon: What are you going to die of?
 
@ParanoidPanda Old age, I hope, and a good deal sooner than 2559. I assume you're talking about a movie or something?
 
user136984
Nope, this year is 2558, so next year must be 2559, mustn’t it?
 
1:59 PM
I see. You're making as much sense as you normally do.
3
 
user136984
If you are going to be dead of old age before next year, then you must be very old now...
 
user136984
:D
 
user136984
@terdon: It is you who is not making sense I think you will find! :D
 
OK, I'll bite. Why is this year 2558?
 
user136984
@terdon: Have you tried DDGing it? Just look at the first search results.
 
user136984
2:03 PM
@terdon: Since I became a Buddhist, I decided that I should also start following their calendar. So according to that calendar, it is currently the year 2558.
 
Oh, right, I forgot you're that fascist communist buddhist who doesn't understand why all of those are mutually exclusive.
 
user136984
@terdon: I'm not a fascist.
 
Far right though. You like the UKIP.
 
wat
 
user136984
I'm also a communist and an anarchist though... I don't I really fit onto that scale...
 
2:07 PM
See, I very much prefer it to be 5776
@ParanoidPanda really?
 
user136984
@Zacharee1: Yes, however I can't find any part of that scale of left, right, and middle that I fit on.
 
@ParanoidPanda where do you live?
 
user136984
I agree with some of the right stuff, and some of the left, but I also don't like the middle...
 
user136984
UK
 
ah
Communist, anarchist and Buddhist?
 
user136984
2:09 PM
Yes...
 
user136984
I believe that UKIP is a short-term solution for the immigration issue, I believe that communism is the true way, I believe that anarchism is something that society is not currently ready for but will be one day, and I also believe in the Buddhist stuff.
 
@ParanoidPanda Now you're making sense. The left right divide is an anachronism that has very little relevance to modern politics. As are most of the -isms you are referring to.
@Zacharee1 yes, he believes the solution to a problem is to push it under the carpet and let someone else deal with it. He somehow manages to combine Buddhist sentiment with what amounts to letting people drown.
 
@ParanoidPanda it's been shown that communism on a large scale doesn't work, but on a small scale is great. I'm not trying to negate or put down, just curious
@terdon ō_ô
 
@Zacharee1 The classic argument there is that "Communism hasn't been tried". And that is a valid point, up to a point.
 
user136984
Communism has failed, because like anarchism, society simply isn't ready for it. What happened in Russia wasn't real communism, it was something else under that name.
 
2:12 PM
The more interesting question is what exactly does communism mean in the 21st, as opposed to the 19th century.
 
@ParanoidPanda exactly. People start out with the good intention of making a communist society, but then end up becoming some sort of dictator. China, North Korea, Russia...
 
user136984
Yes, and they are also greedy.
 
@terdon after centuries of people like Trump saying untruthful things, communism = tyrrany
 
user136984
Society isn't ready, people need a different state of mind for this to work, and currently, they have the wrong one.
 
@Zacharee1 Oh, in the US people think that communism is synonymous with socialism. Forget it.
 
2:14 PM
So I guess, like you say, society isn't ready. But will it ever be?
@terdon I know. I'm here
 
Aye
 
So they think Socialism = Communism = Tyranny/Docitatorship
But the same people who think this like Trump because he can "take charge," exactly like a dictator
hmm
 
@ParanoidPanda You need to define what you mean by communism. I would never be in favor of a system where, for example, I can't own my guitar. I like being attached to things and developing an emotional bond with them. Don't confuse a socially just welfare state with Communism.
 
user136984
@terdon: Also, I don't think that people should drown, I just think that this country has a limit to how many people it can take in. We are already seeing massive pressure on the NHS and our schools etc.
 
@ParanoidPanda We've been over that. You don't have a better solution so you'd rather see them drown as long as they don't darken your doorstep.
 
user136984
2:17 PM
@Zacharee1: I think that society will be ready one day (unless it's destroyed itself by then), but not now.
 
Coming from one of the major imperialist countries of the previous centuries, on whose feet a lot of the blame for the current chaos in the middle east can be put, that is a little rich.
 
Here's a slightly tangential point a family member made about the Syrian refugees -- People who are for gun control because "there are a few people out there who are really bad" are the same saying the many good Syrians outweigh the potential terrorists, while the other side has it switched
Maybe we should stop
 
user136984
@terdon: If this country collapses because of a massive strain on all of our resources, neither us, nor those coming here will get anything good out of it.
 
@ParanoidPanda Sure, and that's precisely what will happen if you accept some more well educated people into your workforce. Please.
The whole idea is that countries should take what they can support; to each according to their abilities and all that.
 
user136984
It's not about how well educated they are, it's how many there are. I didn't say that we shouldn't let any of them in, I'm just saying that there is a limit.
 
2:20 PM
@ParanoidPanda Obviously. Nobody's denying that except the crazies in the UKIP who think they'll be invaded by hordes of brown people.
 
Huh? Can it be that deleting my own answer with positive score does not take away the reputation gained through the upvotes?
 
@ByteCommander give it a min
 
Caching.
 
user136984
@terdon: You do realise that they have black people in their party don't you? They may attract racist and and Nazis, but so far all of those have been kicked out of the party, and I don't think that the core of the party, or its leader is racist ofra Nazi.
 
user136984
Anyway, I need to go now, but interesting discussion.
 
2:22 PM
Yes, the most egregious examples who were stupid enough not to hide their views were kicked. However, if your party attracts a certain element, it does so for a reason.
 
Stoppen Sie
For $50 more, you could get 160GB storage
 
@terdon Ah, dammit. It could just stay this way...
 
:)
 
I already earned the Disciplined badge though...
 
You deleted your NUMLOCK answer, right?
It doesn't say you lost any rep recently except for the bounty under your rep tab for me
(that was a bad sentence)
 
2:30 PM
@Zacharee1 No, the one about opening a new firefox window when clicking on the launcher while a firefox window is already open on another workspace.
 
Doesn't show up for me, so it either hasn't happened yet or never will
 
It had a score of +5...
 
I don't see a -5 I mean
 
I need a 64-bit system to test a iptables rule =)
 
It should draw 50 rep points (10 points per removed upvote)
 
2:39 PM
sudo iptables -I INPUT -s 6.6.6.6 -j MARK --set-xmark 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF/0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
 
@A.B. what is that meant to do?
 
2:55 PM
hello :
i just install a new theme by copy and past the theme folder to /lib/plymouth/theme/MYTHEME, but when i type "sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth" in terminal , i can't find my theme ?
 
@HayderCtee it might be better to ask this as a question. You can include more details and have more people see it.
 
thanx ^_^
 
Ugh. I hate when my phone gets random buzzes and nothing's there.
 
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Q: Request to merge multiple scripting-related tags

Byte CommanderThere are the similar tags: scripts and its synonym script (1940 questions) Excerpt: Script is series of instructions written in plain text file. The script interpreter (i.e. shell, Python, Ruby, etc.) can read this file and act on the instructions as if they were typed at the command pr...

 
3:12 PM
@Zacharee1 it marks packages
 
How does iptables mark packages?
 
@Zacharee1 I need the test on a 64-bit system
 
3:31 PM
@Zacharee1 I assume you mean packets.
not packages
(iptables is NOT apt or dpkg)
@A.B. ^ you too
 
ahhh
That clears stuff up
Anyone willing to help or criticize me here?
 
@Zacharee1 Yeah, -1 to the whole answer - it duplicates Eliah and tgm's answer
 
It's amazing how direct sunlight can show you how much dust is on your computer.
 
I don't need sunlight to tell me that.
 
:P
You should see my k-8 school's computers
We generally take the old ones home, since my dad is sort of their unofficial tech department (the student body <200), and the insides have literal cakes of dust inside
 
3:43 PM
Hmm yummy
It's a shame they don't have to deal with ants in their laptops.
 
They could. For all we know, the ants just get consumed by the dust
 
What kind of dust are you talking about? I could use some.
 
It's something about the air in the school. We did a huge computer swap out and had to move some around about 2 months later. All were full of dust
 
Most computer rooms are air conditioned for that reason, I suppose.
 
@jokerdino It smells like vomit, sticks to your fingers, and doesn't come out just by blowing on it
 
3:47 PM
Aw god. A man needs to have his dinner later.
 
It's a Waldorf school, so no computer labs. These are the faculty computers
ō_ô
 
@ThomasW. Correct, packets o_O
 
Will it work?
proof that laptops are holy?
:p
 
@Zacharee1 I don't see any laptop... :P
 
Wooden floors..
 
3:57 PM
@ByteCommander -.-
@jokerdino wat
 
Nothing that should concern you.
 
Well, that round thing with something sticking upwards on the floor where the light shines to looks more like a wizard's hat to me...
 
It's the edge of a table and the top of the screen
 
Probably I've just watched too much Terry Pratchett's "The Colour of Magic"...
 
lol
 
4:00 PM
And now I'm seeing Rincewind's hat everywhere. ;-D
 
Rinz
 
The original one is called Rincewind.
 
oh?
 
@Rinzwind is only the AskUbuntu version of him! :D
 
:P
 
4:01 PM
Or maybe he's written like that in Dutch...
 
@ByteCommander Heh, I thought it was a sun dial until I read @Zacharee1's comment about holy laptops.
 
:/
 
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@ByteCommander dutch version is named Rinzwind ;)
 
4:09 PM
It's my recently answer. :D
 
@Rinzwind @Zacharee1 already confirmed my thought on that, yes. :)
Hey, I've received a Synonymizer badge!
 
Is it good?
 
cinnamonizer badge?
 
I'm one of only 45.
@Zacharee1 Wut? o.O
 
4:13 PM
cinnamon
You know how a lot of people mix them up?
 
synonym != cinnamon --- or what do you mean?
 
It's a joke
People mix up the words all too often
 
I don't even get it.
Are you mocking people who have a lisp?
 
Aha... I'm no native English speaker, so although my language is pretty good already, I'm still a bit slow with word play jokes...
 
4:16 PM
@Zacharee1 could be autocorrect jokes.
 
cinnamon can't autocorrect. Not enough similar letters close to each other on a keyboard
 
The dishes are calling me to wash them... :P BBL
 
bye
 

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