bind to shortcut, copy something , then highlight some text and click shortcut. Paste the text. You should have original copy + highlight joined together @Zanna
the comments seem to have been deleted? or is it a different one... answer said "delete system32 directory" comment : no such directory ; reply : yes there is, you just create it mkdir system32
I filled a feature request upstream and the developer has asked me if I have any "mockups", what exactly do they want from me? It's a design related feature request.
./append.py: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token `'Notify','
./append.py: line 2: `gi.require_version('Notify', '0.7')'
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I know what the word means, I'm just slightly confused about what kind of "mockup" they want. I could try and make the design, but I don't know if they want code or a GIMP job.
I don't think that was the expected behaviour? I didn't actually try to paste, it just auto-pastes what was highlighted, and whatever was in the clipboard before is not included @Serg
I only hit repcap when some stranger mass upvoted me, all gone the next day obviously. It's a bit like when you're a teenager and one of your mates does some shoplifting, suddenly you seem guilty by association!
If someone sends you a message using the launchpad profile's Contact this person feature and write 'bla bla bla' as subject line and putting your AU profile in the body asks 'is this your askubuntu profile? I am from here/here and want to get introduced ... '? ... how should you respond?
There should be a pop-up for new users if the system detects a 'Thank you' phrase in an answer's comment section, reminding them they can accept too :D
@Zanna Maybe a couple of bashy command line things, but I have no clue about desktop stuff, and how that whole system is pieced together. I only installed my first vanilla Ubuntu desktop about 2 months ago on my laptop. I generally do stuff on server versions, and have installed a couple of Lubuntu and Xubuntus.
@Arronical always quote the pattern you give to find. Otherwise, they're expanded by the shell before they're passed to find and hilarity ensues.
So, if you run find . -name *java and you have a file matching *java in the current directory, then you are actually running find . -name file.java instead.
I have noticed a lot of posts on AU with screenshots of their terminal showing commands and their output. This is seems like a very bad idea to me because:
You can't copy/paste the commands
They won't come up when searching
The post is heavier (in terms of the amount of data) and will take lon...
@Zanna No, hang on, your loop is already returning json files. You don't need the second one.
@Zanna see my edit. Feel free to revert, of course, but your solution was spot on. I just missed that you were already iterating over files because you had the spurious ls *json line afterwards.
@ByteCommander only quote "$( which "$1" )", when you do assignment you don't have to deal with quotes. Only when you release a variable. If in doubt, split it in two assignments
And "which ksh" returns /usr/bin/ksh which is a symlink to /etc/alternatives/ksh which is a symlink to /bin/ksh93. And only /bin/ksh93 is a valid login shell in /etc/shells.
@ByteCommander if you call from command line any shell, it will be interactive , login shell appears only if you give -l flag or if it's actually login at tty or ssh
I was never competing with anyone specific. I started on U&L at the same time as this guy but competing with him is kinda like trying to run faster than Ussain Bolt
Well, yeah. That's how most of us get our knowledge: by working on something full time :)
I think they're all devs of one sort or another as opposed to sysadmins. Our sysadmin gods are slm, derobert and JennyD. Then we have Stephen Kitt who's a Debian dev and Ole Tange who's the author of GNU parallel.
I go to a meetup where one guy always asks everyone "are you a developer or a system administrator?" (just like that) and then tells them "I'm a developer and system administrator"... my answer is "neither, I'm just an imposter here"
I'm not sure why he could only write it for windows phone... there is some win only IDE he used? I know nothing of this
anyway he wrote it, and it works only on windows phone, and he tried to get the RSA to adopt it and distribute it, and they were hopeless
so there is this amazing app to calculate something that you need to calculate at the start of a race (I know nothing about this) and nobody knows about it, so they continue to do it the hard way...
@Anwar -p $$ means "show only this PID" and $$ is the current shell's PID. The -o sets the output and here they're using comm for command and the = supresses printing the headers.
But ClamTK is a frontend to ClamAV developed by a different team, right?
@Anwar sometimes I see things and I think "ah I ALMOST know how to answer, I just need to do some research" and that's how I've learned everything I know, pretty much
I have noticed a lot of posts on AU with screenshots of their terminal showing commands and their output. This is seems like a very bad idea to me because:
You can't copy/paste the commands
They won't come up when searching
The post is heavier (in terms of the amount of data) and will take lon...
