@guntbert if users' edit summaries can use improvement, you can let users know yourself that they may wish to use better edit summaries - it's not something that we really need to do anything for as mods if it's just a 'poor quality edit summary' thing.
I am using an old laptop as a dvd player, so I want the sound to always play via HDMI, but whenever I suspend or reboot the sound switches back to the internal speakers. I can change the sound back to HDMI with this command:
pacmd set-card-profile 0 output:hdmi-stereo
This doesn't persist thro...
@ThomasW. the programming question you just put on hold gave me a proper headache trying to edit it, the first question i wave the white flag on editing
I want help to form a bash script as I don't know how to do it?
Backgroud information:
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Apps partion mounted through NAS: /apps
Both processes shall be runing at anygiven time in any given circumstances (even if system reboots {"/Apps/coding/Proccess_step_1.py" & "/App...
@Zacharee1 pro tip: if you ever lose a small screw use a flashlight to help locate it. Shine the light in the general area and you should see the glimmer of the screw...
Yes, it has it's own package manager. I've only used Slack for a few short periods of time over the years, so I still have a lot to learn about it.
Slack aims to be very vanilla, so not many changes to upstream. Default DE is KDE 4, but xfce and some extra light ones (fvwm, etc) are available during install.
Install doesn't offer a chance for a non-root user, so post-install you need adduser. Then default is startx. Plus you need to make network manager executable and get that set up manually. Those are the big diffs from what you might be used to.
@Zacharee1 It's called pkgtool. The docs say it's a little less full-featured than rpm/deb managers, but it's there.
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! A link to a potential solution is always welcome, but please add context around the link so your fellow users will have some idea what it is and why it's there. Always quote the most relevant part of an important link, in case the target site is unreachable or goes permanently offline. Take into account that being barely more than a link to an external site is a possible reason as to Why and how are some answers deleted?. — Videonauth26 mins ago
at least for that last one I'm wondering why you post the SO FAQ not the AU :)
@andrew.46 Looking good. Added my user, put myself in wheel, got networkmanager running and everything is good so far. When I last tried Slack, I got frustrated by the things (like those) that weren't auto set up. But since then, I've gotten very interested in a very unix-y experience (for example, I'm also using freebsd now) and I'm looking forward to continue learning Slack.
@andrew.46 How do I track -current? (I haven't googled it yet, so if it's more than a sentence don't worry about it. ;)
@Serg I have a question for you this time - it's Java. I have created an enum in my class. For public instance methods, I can refer to enum values like this: ENUM_VALUE. But for private instance methods, I must fully qualify them: ENUM_TYPE.ENUM_VALUE. Why is this?
Spare me. And for the record, because I chose kde in one distro says nothing about what I use in other distros, which in fact is usually gnome or mate.
@Videonauth But I think Andrew's point here is that linux philosophy also includes freedom to use whatever tools, langs, or DE's suit your needs best. One is not really more linux-y than another (at least not in a general sense)
One of my favorite quotes about Unix that also applies to Linux is often attributed to a person named Doug Gwyn but for whom no information can be reliably obtained. Whether Doug exists or not, it is still a great quote:
Unix was not designed to stop its users from doing stupid things, as that would also stop them from doing clever things.
@Videonauth That's a good quote. I like the positive quotes. I dislike this famous one: Contrary to popular belief, Unix is user friendly. It just happens to be very selective about who it decides to make friends with.
As for the NSA "Trusted Network Interpretation" you can find online versions of it. Here is the pdf: [google.ca/…. However Both the Red Book and the Orange Book have been superseded since their publication, and are now rather obsolete.
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I just walked out of my room and the section of the plastic border that separates carped and wood floor is gone O_o like portion of it is broken off. Either my dog ate it or we have ghosts
Let's talk abuot something different. May be even it is not your speciality you have and idea how to proceed futher. Hint me a ne resource to check or something like that.
I retryed to build my persistent Linux USB stick, now Ubuntu 16.04 is out. But still it boot only to a busyBox prompt when using the persitent boot entry:
BOOT_IMAGE=/casper/vmlinux.efi file=/cdrom/preseed/ubunutu.seed boot=casper verbose persistent ramdisk_size=4294967296 keyb=de locale=de_DE n...
@ParanoidPanda in the old days that ^ was TTY , and it was a whole a lot of a trouble to just have program load. I know a video on youtube of an old teletype loading a program for primes in BASIC , if you wanna see that
I wish I could have an external keyboard that looks like a teletype. Imagine me placing my laptop on top of that thing, and coding away on that gigantic keyboard :D no tape though, my room is already messy without extra paper
Just give me the sha512sum of your /usr/bin/wget file, my one changed and I can't find the reason for it so I need to know if I have the rootkit or just the lost upgrade.
I am using an old laptop as a dvd player, so I want the sound to always play via HDMI, but whenever I suspend or reboot the sound switches back to the internal speakers. I can change the sound back to HDMI with this command:
pacmd set-card-profile 0 output:hdmi-stereo
This doesn't persist thro...
I want help to form a bash script as I don't know how to do it?
Backgroud information:
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Apps partion mounted through NAS: /apps
Both processes shall be runing at anygiven time in any given circumstances (even if system reboots {"/Apps/coding/Proccess_step_1.py" & "/App...
