I don't expect anyone to fork my file manager written in bash... the Launchpad move was just to keep Muru and Thomas happy on an answer no one will read here anyway. Besides I already have an Ask Ubuntu One account so don't have to do any extra work.
I read Github was created by Linus Travoldus (sp?) because he was pissed off Linux was being charged to use the other source code hosting site.
Of course github is professional which is why I don't want my trial and error bash code posted there. I want to wait a couple years before setting up a github account.
@WinEunuuchs2Unix also, once I'm done with this semester and the traffic stuff, I might fork some of your stuff. Haven't played with bash enough lately
17.04 related bugs are starting to creep into my 16.04 already it seems (maybe I'm paranoid?) so I might as well jump into 17.04 and Gnome DE next week and get it all fixed in that environment.
@JourneymanGeek Why go for a dark horse like Trinity when you have Gnome which is probably a decade old at least?
Who wants to use Unity 8 which is a specification at this stage? You are right Unity 7 is where most retirees want to set up their empty nester home in peace.
If Canonical is investing in Gnome with 18.04 and I've invested 8 months in Canonical it makes sense to install 17.04 Gnome DE next week... then maybe write indicators or something.
I just hope 3 years from now all my Bash code works in Windows and Apple and maybe Android if they come out with a popular DE.
Then there is that Wayland kunudrum Kaz brought up 2 nights ago, I hope they write QT and Gnome interfaces or whatever so programs I call from bash like YAD work ok.
Hopefully there are lots of bright programmers out there to make it all happen.
Intel, IBM, Dell, etc. wherever they get their pay check and volunteer for free making open source.
I still haven't wrapped my mind around the whole open source free software business concept yet but I use the fruits of their endeavors every day.
@NathanOsman So rather than tagging an array of "/long/directory/name/to/my/files/long file name with spaces and perhaps a .extension" could I have an array of double word integers that are inode numbers?
@Provided sudo was a joke I have no idea what Xed was talking about.
@KazWolfe Spoofing is not smurf specific. Actually I can say the resistance around here are pretty rule abiding. They don't always say nice things about toads but they don't break the rules.
Actually the Puget Sound region is CRAZY organized wrt Ingress.
It's right on the edge of the in game map for most of the campus so you can't even see it sometimes (although you can usually see a bit of XM on the edge of it)
One of my favorite things to do was play on the way home on the train. The train is above-grade most of the time and the stations are spaced in such a way that you can pick up XM and grab stuff for the first 20 seconds or so once it accelerates.
@KazWolfe when you say "not a chance" you probably don't know what I"m referring to. When googling bash for windows bugs I came across references to X-Windows and I'm hoping the Wayland group addresses this during their conversion project.
For a game I don't play anymore and I actually hate now because of very bad memories, I've sunk too much of my life into learning every technical detail of it.
then @SergiyKolodyazhnyy mentioned snow, and after that point, the weather went to hell in a hand basket...one day there would be a blizzard, the next tornados...so I blamed it all on @SergiyKolodyazhnyy
Ingres Database (/ɪŋˈɡrɛs/ ing-gress) is a commercially supported, open-source SQL relational database management system intended to support large commercial and government applications. Ingres Database is fully open source with a global community of contributors. However, Actian Corporation controls the development of Ingres and makes certified binaries available for download, as well as providing worldwide support.
Ingres began as a research project at the University of California, Berkeley, starting in the early 1970s and ending in 1985.[2] The original code, like that from other projects at Berkeley, was available at minimal cost under a version of the BSD license. Ingres spawned a number of commercial database applications, including Sybase, Microsoft SQL Server, NonStop SQL and a number of others. Postgres (Post Ingres), a project which started in the mid-1980s,
@KazWolfe see my community has been mostly supportive, even though I don't go to events with them or hang out and really only play at the school/random places I go.
Anyway before people create a new package like "Ingress" they should google the name first so old people like me who WERE ALIVE IN THE 80'S heard about Ingress Relational Database Management System and don't use that name again in 20 teens.
It's not Ingress: In wikipedia: In 1973 when the System R project was getting started at IBM, the research team released a series of papers describing the system they were building. Two scientists at Berkeley, Michael Stonebraker and Eugene Wong, became interested in the concept after reading the papers, and started a relational database research project of their own, named University INGRES.
I have a hard enough time learning how my Android cell phone uses Stack Exchange.... when would I find time to figure out intricacies of my Sony Android TV????
@TheXed Pffft Julian* Assange said it's Samsung TV's that spy on us.
Personally I so used to being spied on I forget I'm being spied on.... it disturbed me greatly in 1999 but after 2000 I slowly adjusted to the fact, then kind of forgot it
@NathanOsman I already have a < computer OS TV and a laptop I don't use as well I can plug into it.
@TheXed I don't know Amazon Dot or Kindle, but I know all cell phones can be triggered via software to listen and cap pics.
@TheXed What I really hate from your industry is High School principals giving free laptops to boys and spying on their private lives in their bedrooms. That's disgusting!
I should use a VPN to "look like I connected from Russia" and out the privacy issues with Chromebooks, and "hack" our webpage and post it on the landing page...
I'm happy to say I was on front edge of breaking Snowden story before US president and congress knew about him and did a little net tinkering on the story :)
It was like 4am here in Edmonton and by chance I was awake before CNN editors who control media were awake.
As in the novel 1984 you have a "Ministry of Truth" controlled by the Deep-State so real truth isn't allowed, only the propaganda regurgitated via your 24/7 news cycle.
@TheXed I've been forced to be adept at ignoring my enemies, they are every where.
Doesn't matter come hell or high-water eventually everyone will know the truth... that's why arcnet (aka internet) was invented.
You can't pick and choose your enemies.
so you don't choose to keep the enemies close... they are always next to you and you have no friends.
well maybe you have some internet friends and a fan base that denies they know you exist :)
All Snowden did was release proof the government was spying on us with flowcharts scraped off their servers. Most of us already read 1984 and Brave New World and new it was fore ordained to happen.
Oh well "Me and Bobby McGee" might be a good fit.... or perhaps "Babe, I got you babe".... plus there is "When she lets her hair hang down" plus Sunny and Cher "cause you're having my baby".... lots of songs like that.
Thing is the deep-state releases songs like that to give you "hope" like the bible (which they've studied) give's you hope of heaven and suffering through servitude. Now they are giving you Marijuana... all to keep you distracted and doing something meaningful.
Because they know they've gone past the point of being useless as usual but now are destructive and don't want you to know.
@WinEunuuchs2Unix haven't had any of those either, haven't had any illicit or legal drugs really other then your common house hold pain killers/ allergy medicines...
@SergiyKolodyazhnyy Python may be readable but I have bad memories of Enhance IO and how I had to compile Python before it could be run in GRUB init-top... I think C is the language of choice for Linux (sorry).
Hmm..this makes no sense, I can get a multi-memory card reader, fan controller, and CPU temp monitor/with screen USB 3.0 that fits in a 5.25 bay for 13 dollars, but a card reader, with 4 USB ports (2.0) for 50...
@NathanOsman Yes Go I would classify as a "niche language" kind of like Fortran, RPG or Mark IV I took in college, out of those three only RPG I used after college.