@terdon well Ubuntu is very good. It's got a limited program base, but so does macOS. And I can see why Windows 7 is so high up, because it really is a good OS: fast, pretty stable, good app ecosystem...
And it comes with a perfectly good and POSIX-compliant UNIX shell. Taht's pretty damn good. Hell, the first versions of OSX were actually 100% POSIX and counted as UNIX.
@Zacharee1 OSX is faster, more stable and has a better ecosystem in many ways than Windows.
well lets say you wrote a portscanner for good reasons, put it on github and someone found an evil use for it, you get filed too because you initially wrote it?
Anyway, I'm no apple fanboi, I really dislike the restrictions. However, if I were to be forced to use a non-Linux machine, I'd go for OSX or macOS or whatever, without a second thought.
@Videonauth What's a good reason to write a keylogger and sell it?
Yeah. . . I guess. I just really, really dislike everything about Windows. The whole mentality of the Windows world rubs me the wrong way. I don't like the look of it, the feel of it, the horrible complication of it. Nothing.
people say newer iOS devices are acting better on later iOS versions, and maybe that's true (my last iDevice was the iPad 3), but it's not translating to Mac
@terdon well still , this court ruling makes it a precedence case, it s not about the keylogger anymore, it is if you write software, and someone by whatever means finds a malicious use for it youre in the net too because you wrote it
@Videonauth Well, maybe we'll get lucky and they start prosecuting gun manufacturers if they allow their guns to be sold with no checks and they're used to do what they're designed for and kill someone.
I'm not too bothered here. If it's a program that could, conceivably, have harmless uses, then yes, you can't prosecute the author for what the users do. If, however, you write something whose explicit and only purpose is to steal information from another machine and "actively modify and market it" then you deserve what you get IMO.
Please be aware that this answer is slightly outdated. nvidia-364 is no longer the current driver. If it doesn't work for you, try other versions. The latest version as of this update is 370.
Each of the issues described (and maybe even more) can be fixed by following the steps below.
First mak...
I will start from the beginning.
My laptop had 3 OS: windwos on the primary partition and linux mint and kali linux on the extended partition. I encountered some problem in windows and had to go to safe boot. Using recovery boot drive, i messed up by choosing automatic startup repairs.
After res...
@cl-netbox I haven't had to deal with this sort of thing in many, many years. Wasn't always just a graphics issue. I don't think (though I don't really know) that the noapic and acpi=off have anything to do with the graphics driver.
nouveau.modeset=0 should go at the very end of the line, but that line usually breaks into two. Make sure you're actually at the end and not just the middle.
@terdon : I noticed you stopped by an ongoing chat I have going with someone (moved there several days ago from a question). I have observed a few moderators coming and going over the duration of the chat. Is there a concern or anything I should be worried about?
@DougSmythies Yeah, I found that. I don't remember ever being in there before. If I did, I just probably found it randomly by coming across the question. Nothing "modly" as far as I know, no.
Also, if you've reached the point where a tty should be available and Ctrl+Alt+F1 doesn't do anything, you're probably already on tty1. Try Ctrl+Alt+F2 or 3 or 4 or whatever.
@MadaraUchiha hmmm ... that should work ... please try something else : try to install original ubuntu 16.10 ... if this boots into the live session then it has something to do with the ubuntu GNOME media maybe
@cl-netbox I sleep at 5 am in the morning and then wake up 9:30 am then Go to University than come home at 4 noon almost (not any fix time) than have some rest again and then I become an owl at 10 at night :p
Ha @ByteCommander are you comfortable with this one duped: askubuntu.com/questions/871898/… I must be missing something, but it seems slightly different to me...
@JacobVlijm The dupe looks okay to me. I used @Zanna's awesome answer now, but probably the other duped one by muru could also have been adapted to my exact needs.
I've tried downloading a normal Ubuntu image and I've gotten the same result (both with and without the setmode=0 option
However, with the Ubuntu installer, I've heard the sound it makes when you boot
Which leads me to believe that the installer is in fact loaded (which is why neither the CPU nor the USB are in use), but due to graphic problems, the GUI can't load, which is why the splash screen is all I see.
@Zacharee1 "If my dog could speak, everything would be poetry - Ux designer and 'really cool guy'". "Gente finíssima" is like a slang, for really cool person
sounds a little random, where did you read it? haha
@MadaraUchiha I don't really know anymore. But I'm curious. Post a question and I'll put a bounty on it. I don't know if you've already mentioned this, but make sure to include what happens if you "try ubuntu" instead of installing.
Does anyone know if this suggested edit is correct? /etc/default/opendkim uses # for comments... does it not accept them after an uncommented option on the same line?
@KazWolfe The suggested edit removes the comment, and the edit summary says that having the comment there will keep opendkim from working. ("Removed comments in /etc/default/opendkim file, this will make opendkim stop running.") The question is not whether or not it will fail if the comment is absent, as on your system, but whether or not it will fail if the comment is present. ...Do the comments you have in other places appear after non-commented options, on the same line?