On the plus side, wow - Travis-CI's new container infrastructure is fast. I pushed a commit and within about 5 seconds, all of the tests had run for multiple Python versions and they had emailed me the test results.
@Mateo Well. First is the budget for the next year. Next is finishing up a couple of lingering projects I used to be able to blame on time. After that is figuring out if I'm going back to retail at all. I had someone offer to make a position for me. After that is deciding what I do to eat, if I don't do that.
so, you take the ubuntu-mono-dark top bar icons, plust the shine and arrows on the dock, add the flattr icons - then do "Ultra-flat-theme" for the windows which is a spin off of numix - then remove the pixel border on the windows
i saw the new pretty install screens. i'm wondering how much is going to change though... and if there will still be the option for non-composited desktop for underpowered hardware. something we used to have that was useful, but that has been going away and coming back recently under unity.
do you think unity is going to go tictac instead of transparent to nick the whole compositing thing in the bud? from the installer, that looks like where they're going.
@Zacharee1 Not kidding. I like it a lot. I just have weird taste. I'm definitely NOT the majority, which is what Ubuntu needs to shoot for. They're hitting the mark.
Most minimalistic - approach #4 and #3, both could be converted into function; #2 my favorite - awk. #1 uses script command - very versatile tool, useful for recording command line in general; applicable anywhere, for whatever you want to record.
Approach #1:
There is a /usr/bin/script command...
I don't necessarily need to use OpenSSL 1.0.2, because I can just append the diffie-helman params to the end of my SSL certificate, but if it was "simple" to install openssl 1.0.2 and apache mod_ssl would automagically use it, then I would do it the better way with specifying SSLOpenSSLConfCmd DHParameters
@NathanOsman I didn't mind him, but are you still working on him at all?
And I suppose it's a bit late to say this, but there is a Linux conference down here today and tomorrow. I dunno how doable that actually is for you period..
For the people that could not read the article, because there county blocked Popcorn time site, here is that article saved as pdf, and uploaded to MEGA: When Rightscorp Is Wrong - PopcornTime.io blog
Which laptop is most compatible with Linux?
i checked this link but i need to know something else as below:
i need to purchase a laptop which will support linux fully when i will install say fedora and ubuntu on it
i rececntly asked to asus for their linux supporting laptop they said you can bu...
You might need a PPA for that dependency if you're on 14.04 :~$ apt-cache search gstreamermm libgstreamermm-0.10-2 - C++ wrapper library for the multimedia library GStreamer (shared libraries) libgstreamermm-0.10-dbg - C++ wrapper library for the multimedia library GStreamer (debug symbols) libgstreamermm-0.10-dev - C++ wrapper library for the multimedia library GStreamer (development files) libgstreamermm-0.10-doc - C++ wrapper library for the multimedia library GStreamer (documentation)
> Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done libgstreamermm-0.10-dev is already the newest version. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
> sudo apt-get install gstreamermm* Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Note, selecting 'libgstreamermm-1.0-0v5' for regex 'gstreamermm*' Note, selecting 'libgstreamermm-1.0-0' for regex 'gstreamermm*' Note, selecting 'libgstreamermm-1.0-dev' for regex 'gstreamermm*' Note, selecting 'libgstreamermm-0.10-dbg' for regex 'gstreamermm*' Note, selecting 'libgstreamermm-0.10-dev' for regex 'gstreamermm*' Note, selecting 'libgstreamermm-0.10-2' for regex 'gstreamermm*'
I have a folder containing a lot of folders and different files with the following structures :
I want to delete the content of the folder (NASA/) except specified folders and files.
For example I want to keep a folder, b folder and x file.
I tried this solution (but this does not w...
I have configured my terminal on OSX to show emoji properly. When I open up a terminal I can type and see emoji properly. My locale settings for OSX are shown below. When I start a tmux session it works fine as well.
However, when I start up an ssh session to my Ubuntu server emoji is shown as a...
When typing in gnome-terminal in ubuntu guest cursor for displayed text periodically shifts left and after 1 second shift back to right showing inputted characters.
When pressing tab console first shows the directories listed, then it shows previous state(before tab was pressed) for couple of se...
@A.B. What do you mean? !! > out will execute the last command. In order not to execute it, the shell would have to keep the output of the previous command in memory to write it again. That would be a very bad idea since a command could produce terabytes of output.
Sorry for the confusing title!
Suppose I run
apt-cache depends kde-window-manager > ~/Desktop/kwin-depends
I'll get a file named "kwin-depends" in my Desktop folder.
Is there some trick to include the command I issued as part of the file, preferably at the start of the file?
So, at least in...
@A.B. @ByteCommander posted an answer. All you need is a function like this:
function runcom(){
## Print the arguments given. The '--' is needed
## to protect from arguments starting with `-`
printf -- '%s\n' "$@"
## Run the command
$@
}
@terdon looks like it. install ended up with grub minimal bash and it did not want to (re/)install grub with any of the methods I know (grub kept on insisting GPT+EFI)
I have 15.10 now working using uefi boot from bios though :)
OH what is really funky: I upgraded 15.04 to 15.10 and the installer I used just now said there was an EFI partition of 49Mb. I -never- created that partition. So weird this
Basically all I had to do was mount the partitions and let the installer go :X
@Ravan What do you mean by this question? If Ubuntu is configured on the system as the default, I think the 'wait timer' is so short that it'll default-boot into the latest kernel
@Ravan if you've diverged within the grub-defaults and overrode the timer, then it operates as you configured the grub defaults
(the 'menu' appearing is dependent on it being configured as such in the grub defaults you configure, which are referenced when grub is updated)
Guys, I hae a hypothetical question: If some company (for whatever reason) wanted to make an OS that was based on the Linux Kernel, and make that OS proprietary, would that violate the terms of the Linux Kernel?
because the router firmware based on linux kernel is forced to also be open source, and therefore its easy for third parties to modify and improve it?
just like its easier to make custom firmware mods for android devices I guess
But can they say like "OK, the kernel is GPL," but other parts of the OS is proprietary"? I mean, that's what a lot of Android releases are like, right?
The problem with router firmware now is the FCC is trying to say "You have to make your device not flashable" here in the US. It would apply to anything with a wireless card too - so Android also.
Think about ath9k letting you adjust transmit and receive power and filter levels. Or setting your regulatory domain to some other country to use bands you're not allowed to use domestically. That's not the moral thing, but it's what they're trying to legislate.
I know neither one of those things is flashing firmware, but it's where it's going.
about the kernel thing, I'm still not sure. Aren't Android releases somewhat proprietary? I mean, parts of them are proprietary, right? How is that possible when they are based on the Linux Kernel which is GPL?
GPL doesn't protect from you extending it. It protects from you from copying it and not making the source available. So, if you extend it, and still distribute the parts you borrowed - you're safe.
for example, if Chrome is included in the release, doesn't Chrome come with proprietary components? Do they have to release the source for those components and give people the right to change and redistribute them? What about Kindle Fire? Surely it comes with proprietary components? Do they have to make all that free and open?
@Rinzwind can you give me reproduction steps please for reproducing the issue you said you have where it put EFI on even thoug you didn't have it configged?
and a base for the steps to reproduce
because then I can poke it in a VM (VMware Workstation 12 gives me EFI and non-EFI modes xD)
@Fiksdal No. Think about it this way. FFMPEG is bundled in Chrome. Chrome can USE FFMPEG, but if they modify it without separating it - they have to share that back.
so Chrome has to keep FFMPEG seperate from the release? Which means that the release has a GPL part and a proprietarry part. Which GPL allows. OK, I think I understand it then.
I hope this isn't OT, sorry if it is.
If I understand correctly, the Linux Kernel is GPL, which means that if anyone bases anything on it, they have to also license the entire derivative work under the GPL, making anyone free to modify and/or redistribute their derivative work.
For example, all...
No, but it is still included into the same release, as it is in Android releases. I guess they keep the kernel seperate license-wise from packaged software.
Not sure this is the right place for such a question, but are the owners of askubuntu.com aware of a clone going by the name askubuntu.biz?
It came up for me in a Google search result for "libsodium ubuntu".
whois askubuntu.biz is rather revealing:
Domain Name: ...
Most minimalistic - approach #4 and #3, both could be converted into function; #2 my favorite - awk. #1 uses script command - very versatile tool, useful for recording command line in general; applicable anywhere, for whatever you want to record.
Approach #1:
There is a /usr/bin/script command...
Which laptop is most compatible with Linux?
i checked this link but i need to know something else as below:
i need to purchase a laptop which will support linux fully when i will install say fedora and ubuntu on it
i rececntly asked to asus for their linux supporting laptop they said you can bu...
I have a folder containing a lot of folders and different files with the following structures :
I want to delete the content of the folder (NASA/) except specified folders and files.
For example I want to keep a folder, b folder and x file.
I tried this solution (but this does not w...
Sorry for the confusing title!
Suppose I run
apt-cache depends kde-window-manager > ~/Desktop/kwin-depends
I'll get a file named "kwin-depends" in my Desktop folder.
Is there some trick to include the command I issued as part of the file, preferably at the start of the file?
So, at least in...
I hope this isn't OT, sorry if it is.
If I understand correctly, the Linux Kernel is GPL, which means that if anyone bases anything on it, they have to also license the entire derivative work under the GPL, making anyone free to modify and/or redistribute their derivative work.
For example, all...
Not sure this is the right place for such a question, but are the owners of askubuntu.com aware of a clone going by the name askubuntu.biz?
It came up for me in a Google search result for "libsodium ubuntu".
whois askubuntu.biz is rather revealing:
Domain Name: ...
