@anonymous2 Anything on SO is under creative commons license, unless author specifies different one, so taking work and using it with attribution ( which that guy did include in form of a link and stating "original work" ) is perfectly OK, and not considered stealing.
When using terminal, it saves the previously executed commands. When I press the Up arrow button, it tells us that which commands I have run previously.
Suppose, I am using my friend's system and start using it's command-line. Now, my friend will get to know what commands I have been running.
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@SergiyKolodyazhnyy Yeah, I read it. It's a bummer, since I put a lot of time in the new version of the quicklist editor. Won't finish it now untill I know the fork will actually live.
I am one of those who actually like Unity. A lot of my work will stop working... Viewport related to begin with.
Basically, you can have several lists of predefined apps that live on your Unity launcher
I've lists for enginering tools, dev tools, browsers, and misc stuff. So instead of opening dash, you can either open indicator or hover and use scroll wheel over indicator itself to alter your launcher
Could be a cool feature to have in Budgie, but that would require somehow interfacing with Plank
Really interesting to see where will budgie go and how it develops. I have it in VM so far, but I wouldn't hesitate to install it on actual hardware like right now
trust me @Rinzwind the patching required to make Unity 7 is horrible and screws up alot of stuff. I'm hoping that the demise of Unity 8 will take Unity 7 with it and we can then go back to upstream code.
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Actually . . . . there is a thingy. . . Some time ago , someone posted a Q&A on how to compile Unity with launcher set to minimum size, effectively making it a "fork" in a sense
but I don't think it's an officially registered project
Just recovered from ugliest buggy system. The lesson: If you add a PPA which updates graphics libraries, don't just update some. update all installed libs from that PPA.
interesting ... lots of people are unfortunately losing their jobs at Canonical and reports that investors are being sought. Is Canonical going to be sold off?
I always thought this quote from Scott Pilgrim to be right, since I had no reason to think otherwise:
Did you know that the original name for Pac-Man was Puck-Man? You'd
think it was because he looks like a hockey puck but it actually comes
from the Japanese phrase 'Paku-Paku,' which me...
@Rinzwind @SergiyKolodyazhnyy It was clear to me that Mark one day would come to the conclusion that he spends a lot of money and doesn't get enough appreciation for his engagement ... also a company has to make and needs to make profit ... my biggest fear is that he sells everything to Microsoft one day.
@cl-netbox true and in my opinion they should fork Unity 7 rather than Unity 8, because yes.. Unity 8 is weird.. it WILL BE buggy.. not many people love it.. but Unity 7 is more stable, more classic, yes as you said Unity 7 is a "icon" of Ubuntu
@tomsk support and security updates, yes, but basically nothing else
@cl-netbox makes sense as far as the phone goes. I just don't see reasoning behind Unity being not profitable. Although, the fact that Kylin shifted away from Unity could have been a sign
@tomsk too old software for me ... I always use the latest stable editions - means fedora 25 and ubuntu 16.10 as of now ... also I am not interested in using dead end solutions.
@JourneymanGeek hmmm ... why not setting up a new VM or better a new vdisk in that VM ? place the personal stuff on separate partitions of the vdisk from now on ... that makes clean installs easy like a charm
@tomsk good question. I suppose one driver is those corporate users who use Unity. How would they upgrade from 16.04 to something with a completely different interface. Maybe a whole bunch of gnome-shell extensions to make it look vaguely like Unity could be developed.
@fossfreedom but where should they take the motivation from ? building a thing that is basically the same as the original ? hmmm ... no, look at your project : that makes sense - a completely different new budgie DE on top of ubuntu :)
we are in speculation mode here. Lets say canonical take a bunch of existing extensions and fiddles with them to make the desktop look like unity, change the apps to be business orientated rather than pure gnome - then yes there is still space for Ubuntu GNOME where users want a ubuntu base - but a more "pure" experience
@JourneymanGeek good decision ... I am running fedora 25 with GNOME on Wayland for months now - works great ... and I have fedora 26 alpha with the same combination in a VM ... also very good already
@fossfreedom by the way, who pays you and your team ? Canonical ? or are you all volunteers ?
@Anwar fill all with indicators. I've some to offer ;)
also . . .can i just be brutally upset plz ? i had a project in plans that would allow users to make their own simple indicators :( I think I can still publish that but . . .it also would have been focused on Unity
It's It is not Linux’s job to stop you from shooting your foot installing Unity. If you choose to do so, then it is Linux's job to deliver Mz. Unity to Mr Foot in the most efficient way it knows.
Ask Ubuntu's "recent questions" RSS at https://askubuntu.com/feeds has been hard down since April 3 21:26. Where can I report this problem so that it can get fixed?
Note: My previous post at Ask Ubuntu "recent questions" RSS down since April 1st 2017 09:00 showed problems going back to April 1st.
@Anwar Udisks Indicator is non-DE specific. So is xrandr indicator. Indicator bulletin is a clipboard manager, so nothing Unity-specific there, can be sued anywhere
Also whether I was right in thinking that the stackapps format is different: "questions" present the app, they don't need to ask "How can I do X" and then have an answer with a script for doing X
I like how gnome stays out of the way but is still a full blown DE. The other cons don't really affect me. Plus, I assume smart people like Serg will jump in with improvements. I like Cinnamon and xfce, but both are kind of always there, if you know what I mean.
@Rinzwind what ??? they are a nice company - nearly everybody is very friendly and helpful ... also the developer edition of RHEL is free of charge ! :)
I'm going to try and recreate my Unity feel in KDE. What are the key points that keep you on Unity? For me it's the keyboard shortcuts and global menu.
@chaskes probably. Unity wasn't designed well on the backend, IMO.
somethings out to get me it seems. 4 different pc's in a week have 'broken' somehow and I'm at a loss to figure out what I've done to them. sudo: /usr/bin/sudo must be owned by uid 0 and have the setuid bit set on all four. I've read the post on how to fix it, that's not the problem. I'm more concerned now because it isn't just random chance, I have to be doing something for this to happen to multiple machines with such frequency. does anyone have any idea where I can start looking?