Good evening everyone. I'm curious whether Arch Linux is always made available to download the 1st day of the month. (Since it's Jun 1 today) and I'm at the download page, but the latest available ISO is named after May 1
@Marc.2377 It probably depends on the month but why would you care? Arch is a rolling distribution, just download last months ISO and then update it to the latest versions.
I've visited the help-center of one the sites, and noticed a "useful resources" section:
I'm surprised to see it, since I don't see it in the help center of other sites.
So, how can we have such section in other site? Can a community (say Hinduism) decide and write such stuff (if worthy t...
Add this to your ~/.bashrc (or if you use zsh, ~/.zshrc):
function dd() {
if [[ "$*" != *"of=/dev/sda"* ]]; then
dd "$*"
else
echo "You are not allowed to set dd output to /dev/sda!"
fi
}
NOTE: It will not work when run with sudo unless you also put it in /root/.bas...
^^^^ downvotes, please (if you can downvote on Ask Ubuntu) — this answer is dangerously wrong
@terdon Because I'll burn it do a DVD to install in a few machines. In any case, the answer seem to be yes... it's always "release" the first day of the month
@terdon The download page is down for maintenance, I guess they are uploading the most up-to-date snapshot right now ^^ And sorry for the grammar mistakes in my last message. I just woke up haha
after upgrade debian i cannot open or ping any domain even in firefox (but i havnt any problem via proxy).
for example wget:
unable to resolve host address ‘google.com’
but i can work with ip (add in /etc/hosts) or dig any domian
; <<>> DiG 9.10.3-P4-Debian <<>> debian.org
;; global options: ...
hmmm, I donno... its weird, dig seems to show the local dns cache is actually working fine. But glibc's resolver isn't, and it doesn't seem to be a broken nsswitch.conf. So I really have no idea what's going on.