Ask Ubuntu General Room

RolandiXor

00:00

So no hard feelings :)

Byte Commander

Well...

What do you want me to do? LEAVE? Then they'll keep being wrong!

(may everybody feel free to personally interpret whatever is right or wrong as they prefer)

RobotHumans

replace with something is wrong with that api i was poking, and it bothers me and that was totally me for a week

Byte Commander

2 AM, disappears

RobotHumans

@ByteCommander hah. i did a 3:30 AM commit this week

Kaz Wolfe

@RPiAwesomeness cc @Seth and @Mateo, you were mentioned in this post but were not pinged. YOU NOW ARE.

on an unrelated note, i need coffee.

Mateo

00:13

@RobotHumans Nice, I was only up to 2:30 Saturday before easter

We were installing the ir touch screen on the video wall project

RPi Awesomeness

@KazWolfe I thought about pinging them, figured it wasn't something that needed to be a ping

Kaz Wolfe

@RPiAwesomeness well i ping people so

Mateo

change.org/p/…

Looks like that gathered a good amount of votes, petition to use KDE instead of gnome for ubuntu

Kaz Wolfe

shame canonical doesn't care about us

Journeyman Geek

shrug just run the KDE respin ;p

vote with your paws and all that

Mateo

00:27

Meh, path of least resistance and all that, mostly need it to work - settled on plain Ubuntu because of some fullscreen bugs

But both KDE and gnome I seemed to do quite a bit of messing around before comfortable

@NathanOsman I always have fond memories of the time I tried to upgrade libc6 onthe raspi, and learned of the command - aptitude install aptitude

Nathan Osman

Lol.

That's why I wrote escapefromlibc.

LegionMammal978

@NathanOsman escapefromlibc?

Thomas Ward

writes "ReturnToLibc" and spreads it as a virus across the world

Nathan Osman

@LegionMammal978 github.com/nathan-osman/escapefromlibc

RobotHumans

01:10

o/ @Mateo - long time no see.

Mateo

Hi

RobotHumans

Anything fun on your end?

Mateo

The video wall was exciting, got it to a point but was crashing on the old computer, now we have a new one running it really smoothly

RobotHumans

That happens when prototyping :)

Mateo

Had to be over 10,000 altogether I think

RobotHumans

01:18

10000 pixels wide? or total pixels? Either way, pretty impressive.

Mateo

Dollars

RobotHumans

Oh. Ouch. That stings a little.

Mateo

Three 1080 50in monitors, a rail mount, full wall decal, custom lexan sheet a 90in ir touch frame, a matrox card witouth display port outout that also does a combined desktop and bezel gap correction, then a i7 computer to run it

And an engineer custom made the brackets to hold the touch screen

The order of operation on hanging was intresting, since the TV tilts to hang it on the rail, and reaching the cords once it was hung

RobotHumans

@Mateo nice on bezel correction.

Thomas Ward

this seems offtopic...

0

Q: Summing List of Vectors in Data Frame

I have the matrix below where each row corresponds to a movie. My goal is to summarize each actor by adding together (via summation) each keyword vector for any movie they have been in, as actor1, actor2, or actor3. My attempt using dplyr was as follows: by_actor = data %>% group_by(actor1) %>...

r

Mateo

01:27

Yeah, that was an older picture, ill have to get a better one

Thomas Ward

... maybe

in case you all want to debate. (I'm bored lol)

RobotHumans

I swear to god I get punished for asking questions. I may just not ever ask any questions on SE again unless they're self answers.

Journeyman Geek

0_0

RobotHumans

My last two were both reasonable and got hammered for as far as I know no reason

Of course it is stackoverflow, so you expect hostility

Journeyman Geek

@RobotHumans that dosen't belong on SO ;p

Its not a programming question

RobotHumans

01:29

@JourneymanGeek So, update the answer on meta?

Journeyman Geek

> For the programming side, Stack Overflow is the right place.

cough

@RobotHumans If I may be blunt, its not a good question

Can we walkthrough this a bit?

Do you already own it?

RobotHumans

To be sure, end users on superuser won't know. To be sure, EE isn't the right place. So, it was a best fit hard question? and no, I'm trying to decide to buy it or not.

Journeyman Geek

ah.

Ok

What OS do you intend to run on it?

RobotHumans

So, the best fit in the meta answer was SO.

@JourneymanGeek any nix.

So, you're saying migrate to UL?

Journeyman Geek

errrr

We need to break it down into a few parts

1) what is the wifi chipset

ti.com/product/WL1835MOD

So start with that (and you got that free) and migrate to U&L with a specific distro in mind

RobotHumans

01:35

The only real question is can it do A and B. With that the rest is done. There's not a question.

Journeyman Geek

You should ask "How do I do these"

If you can, the answer will reflect it. if not...

and most of your question feels like fluff

lemme do a suggested edit

RobotHumans

Question is gone. No need now.

Journeyman Geek

Quite literally the only relevant line is
"So, the question is, is the bbbw capable of monitoring and injection? "

RobotHumans

Yes. I explained where I got the reasoning for asking there since most users on SO are assholes and why it didn't fit anywhere else better in my opinion.

Journeyman Geek

e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/wilink_wifi_bluetooth/…

RobotHumans

01:37

And that I googled first, so someone didn't have a monster good google search

Journeyman Geek

@RobotHumans "most users on SO are assholes " zat attitude...

RobotHumans

Yeah. It might be where I belong.

Journeyman Geek

lol

Want me to walk through what I did?

Started with a search for google.com/… . Found a shitty low res schematic here github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-black-wireless/blob/master/… then cross referenced it with cnx-software.com/2016/09/27/…

RobotHumans

sure

Journeyman Geek

then googled the chipset model... to get the TI link

then you can do the rest.

Mateo

01:40

Its strange knowing that the three main web apps I use everyday on my ubuntu phone I put together

RobotHumans

yeah. i went with beagleboneblackwireless injection chipset monitor combinations and nothing in the top ten results

Journeyman Geek

lol

for all the dislike I had of my first uni, they taught me to google like a champ.

and it looks like monitoring is unsupported

RobotHumans

makes me sad. i thought it wouldn't be though since the only doc that ref-ed my query was with a usb adapter. just thought i'ld check

Journeyman Geek

and lol. I can't think of any site where it'll fit ;p

so I guess that one for perfect for chat

RobotHumans

^^ for the love of god don't star that

5

Mateo

01:45

Yep, we're blaizing a trail

RobotHumans

just peculiar timing is all

Mateo

Now you've done it ;)

RobotHumans

can people not see 'deleted' in history?

Journeyman Geek

You need to be a RO or mod

RobotHumans

if the thing is offensive purge the conversation

Mateo

01:48

Mods, but deleted ones don't even have a space or name in the history

RobotHumans

well the conversation about there being a deleted comment has gone on long enough.

Journeyman Geek

lol

Mateo

I like this idea symbolically

RobotHumans

@Mateo nah, it's about it being a different company i sort of like and just dropping the whole working thing in their lap then dropping the mic... not making a square peg fit a round hole which is what i see

Nathan Osman

I am soooo tired.

I don't think even caffeine can help me.

Nathan Osman

02:29

@Seth I found an alternative to Discourse that seems to be a decent modern alternative: invisionpower.com

Here it is in action: wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?act=idx

Seth

oh interesting.

Journeyman Geek

@NathanOsman not free

and has been around forever.

Seth

I've seen that before. Yep, on 0 AD.

Nathan Osman

I mean it isn't free - but neither is vBulletin.

Journeyman Geek

@NathanOsman heh. or write a matrix backed BB ;p

Seth

02:30

@NathanOsman which is ridiculous, really.

Journeyman Geek

(cause matrix is awesome)

Seth

Discourse is much more mature now.

Nathan Osman

If we're being fair, Discourse is a paid product too when we're comparing hosted installs.

Seth

And not the security risk vBulletin is.

Journeyman Geek

@Seth discourse has a few design decisions that are a pain

like docker only installs.

Nathan Osman

02:31

Anything that isn't written in PHP gets a +1.

Seth

I installed it without docker multiple times.

but that was a long time ago.

Nathan Osman

@JourneymanGeek There's nothing wrong with Docker. Gives condescending stare.

@Seth Me too and I even documented it: 2buntu.com/articles/1332/installing-discourse-on-ubuntu

Journeyman Geek

@NathanOsman I'd need to redo a lot of my existing environment for it. I already have a pair of databases for example.

Nathan Osman

Docker is so cool though - you can run multiple isolated instances of PostgreSQL and back them up with the drop of a hat.

Seth

@JourneymanGeek Pretty sure they'll help you migrate, if you need it.

Journeyman Geek

02:32

I might pick up a cheap vps or dedi tho

@NathanOsman maybe when I do the rebuild ;p

Nathan Osman

@JourneymanGeek Scaleway if you don't mind the server being in France.

Their prices are insane.

Otherwise Linode.

Journeyman Geek

@NathanOsman yeah, I run an online,net dedi at the moment

quite reasonably priced

Nathan Osman

Scaleway has dedicated quad-core ARM servers for less than $5.

Journeyman Geek

yup

Seth

anyway, it's well past time the Ubuntu forums came up with a migration scheme.

Nathan Osman

02:34

And their x86 servers are priced very low too.

@Seth That would start a civil war.

People love their forums.

Remember when we tried Discourse?

Seth

I remember.. I remember.

Nathan Osman

Everyone was up in arms thinking it was replacing their precious forums.

Seth

I have nothing against the forums other than the ridiculous antiquated software they use.

I drives me away every time I try to use it.

Nathan Osman

Exactly.

phpBB is so... 2003.

The web has changed since then.

Seth

They don't use phpBB

Nathan Osman

02:36

Right. Forgot.

Journeyman Geek

I think the last time I ran a forum, it was SMF

free but not permissive licenced but was a dream to run

Nathan Osman

I remember running phpBB locally on my computer for the family network. It was a fun way to discuss random things.

Journeyman Geek

workplace -2 ran discourse internally ;p

Nathan Osman

Yes, I actually succeeded in getting it running in Apache on Windows 98.

Journeyman Geek

0_0

Nathan Osman

02:38

(Yes, Apache runs on Windows.)

@JourneymanGeek This was the mid 2000s.

Journeyman Geek

It does ;p

I think my first BB ran perl ...

Nathan Osman

You know how everyone was reluctant to switch to Windows 8/10 because 7 was so awesome?

Journeyman Geek

ran it atop xitami

Nathan Osman

That's what it was like when XP came out and everyone was running 98.

We remember XP for refusing to die and we forget Windows 98 was a fighter as well.

Journeyman Geek

Xitami

Xitami is a Web and FTP server, originally developed by iMatix Corporation as a free, open-source product from 1996 to 2000. It ran as a single process with a small footprint. It was not as fast as the fastest servers but scaled well. It supported several web application protocols and was very portable. It also had a web interface to configure the web/FTP server. In 2009, iMatix launched a new version of Xitami, called X5 (Xitami/5). == History == iMatix started the original Xitami server in 1996 as a demonstration of its "SMT" multithreading technology for building protocol servers. The name was...

@NathanOsman I've always been an early adopter

Nathan Osman

02:40

I am now but I was still using 98 up until 2008.

So it had a 10 year run :D

Then I jumped straight to Vista.

Boy, those were the best of times; those were the worst of times.

Journeyman Geek

lol

I skipped vista

Nathan Osman

I skipped 7 :P

Journeyman Geek

ran 7 and 10 in prerelease. XP - got rid of my last production box last year

Nathan Osman

Went straight from Vista to 8.

Journeyman Geek

Well kinda

upgraded it to 10 ;p

Nathan Osman

02:42

I upgraded my laptop from Win7 to Win10 and it managed to soft brick itself.

So I reinstalled Win7 from scratch.

Worked fine since.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

03:11

0

Q: sed command on 5 gb xml file

When I am using the sed and awk command on a 5 gb xml file, the result file is only 20mb. It is not showing any errors. The command is: sed 's/<satesh>/\n<satesh>/1' xyz_20170421_115703.xml > dsk_bkp_1.xml

linux ubuntu linux-kernel

Nathan Osman

I'm cloning UnrealEngine - any guesses on how big this repository will be? :P

KasiyA

03:36

@Takkat moved as a question askubuntu.com/q/907608/283843

But didn't test your given command yet

Kaz Wolfe

lololololol tf2 hacker in my game. threatening to hack me.

he has an offer of $3,000 if he can successfully execute arbitrary code or steal any file on my desktop.

or $500 if he can even DDoS me.

all in bitcoin ofc

oh, OH!

My ping! It's....

going down

rekt

hmmmm... this is not going well. should i give him my ip address?

edwinksl

04:03

@TheWanderer see point 5 reddit.com/r/Android/comments/66phfz/…

Kaz Wolfe

another thing: apps that refuse to work without unnecessary perms

Seth

@KazWolfe tell him it's 127.0.0.1

Kaz Wolfe

or no, even better: apps that decide to use their unnecessary perms in abusive ways.

Seth

This comment on reddit perfectly sums up DRM in music/video:

> We've reached the point where high quality rips of movies (screeners, not cams) are online in the first week of the theatre run reliably...and yet Hollywood keeps bragging about record box office sales with every tent pole film. Either business is booming or rampant piracy is hurting it. You can't have your cake, eat it, charge other people to watch, and then bitch constantly about how you need more cake.

source reddit.com/r/linux/comments/66oqvy/…

@KazWolfe so did you lose?

Kaz Wolfe

aaanyways... just so you all are aware, i need to take a break from askubuntu for reasons, mostly so i don't do anything i won't regret.

i'll still be on discord if anyone needs me.

SmokeDetector

04:45

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL-only title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, +1 more: tophealthysolutions.com/novellus-face-cream/ by sgfrdrq on askubuntu.com

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

04:55

1

Q: Last users logged in the past 30 minutes - Centos 7

I used this command in ubuntu to find the last ussers logged in the past 30 minutes: last -s -30m --fullnames |head -n -1|awk '{print $1}' | sort -u I need the equivalent for Centos 7. For Centos 7 i tried: lastlog -b 0 -t 1 | awk '{print $1}' But i dont know how to convert days to minut...

ubuntu centos last

Rinzwind

Rebooting to install Budgie :-)

or not :P since the usb creator does not want to finish :X

ok here we go :) 07:10

:)

almost done :)

7:20 done \o/ rebooting

Nathan Osman

05:24

I DID IT!!! \o/

@Seth I finally beat my brother at 0 A.D.

It was a massacre.

I stealthily sneaked into some secluded parts of the map and ran a catapult manufacturing spree.

Rinzwind

:)

Nathan Osman

By the time he realized what had happened, I had 30 catapults pummelling his city walls.

Rinzwind

the FBI is on their way :=D

Nathan Osman

I had strategically placed civic centers that could produce a stream of horsemen who finished off the job.

Rinzwind

and being SNEAKY always pays off >:)

Seth

05:30

Nice @NathanOsman!!!

Nathan Osman

To answer my earlier question...

2 hours ago, by Nathan Osman

I'm cloning UnrealEngine - any guesses on how big this repository will be? :P

It was 987 MB.

Building it now...

Rinzwind

1 thing though @NathanOsman 1 win does not mean you won the war. Kick him when he is down and do it again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again. and again.

Nathan Osman

Okay.

Rinzwind

:D

Zanna

07:16

haha that was confusing until I scrolled up a little bit

Rinzwind

:D

1st impressions Budgie looks better than Gnome 3 @fossfreedom But don't start a party yet. There was not a lot needed for that to happen :-X

Journeyman Geek

@Rinzwind only if he moves.

Rinzwind

jman! :)

Jacob Vlijm

07:55

Hey, Wimzy runs Budgie!

dupe: askubuntu.com/questions/907599/…

Zanna

08:13

any mindreaders?

Jacob Vlijm

I don't snap there a ball from @Zanna, but it's not my subject either.

Journeyman Geek

08:29

snap there a ball????????

Jacob Vlijm

yesterday, by Jacob Vlijm

@Zanna "Ik snap er geen bal van" equals "I have no idea what it means"

:)

Journeyman Geek

ah

Zanna

@JacobVlijm :) I remembered haha

Jacob Vlijm

Still every time a shock if it turns out my close vote works immediately :) askubuntu.com/questions/907668/…

Zanna

I set that one up for you

Jacob Vlijm

08:38

Haha, yeah, that works :)

Zanna

:)

user136984

09:11

@RPiAwesomeness I was just thinking about it, I have been for a while now as it just felt like something didn't quite fit... And then I realised how ridiculous it was, and as I also believe in energetic stuff that seemed to fit better. Although the energetic belief at one end is pretty close to evolution except without all the random, but on the other end of what it could mean is God... I kind of believe that they are the same thing.

user136984

That the natural order of the world is God and God is the natural order.

user136984

My beliefs get rather confusing for most people at this point. :D

jokerdino

I am waiting to shake hands with Her.

user136984

I am a Buddhist, however I accept a lot of things from Christianity to be true, as well as Shintoism and Hinduism. I do not believe that what I take from them to contradict each other, in fact the religions are very compatible if you look at them properly. They just have different words for very similar things.

user136984

@jokerdino: Oh, you won't, if you get enlightened your soul will become one with hers, or rather realise that it always was.

user136984

09:15

There is also no gender involved.

jokerdino

Is there any shape involved?

user136984

Not really, God is not separate from you, God is the world and the way of it.

user136984

God is in no way a separate entity, think of it as the entirety of the universe taking care of itself and that which lives in it, and is it.

jokerdino

God is everything?

user136984

And everything is God.

user136984

09:18

I was once a Militant Atheist and hated it when people were so unclear about their definitions of God and similar, now I am one of those people. :P

jokerdino

Good to know.

Zanna

monism

user136984

Also, I don't believe in an indefinite heaven and hell, there are realms, but you are reborn into them, and you can even be reborn as a devil such as the daemon lord Mara, but Mara may one day be reborn and become enlightened.

Avery

@jokerdino God is everything and arch is god

just look at this

so beautiful

jokerdino

~

Avery

09:21

inb4 b&

Jacob Vlijm

If I am not misunderstanding all this ^ started with a discussion on milk?

jokerdino

I don't know.

Zanna

@Avery that is fast

user136984

@JacobVlijm: Uhm... Yeah... Kind of... :D

Avery

@Zanna I never ever saw my pc boot this fast ever

it's really crazy

user136984

09:23

That was just an argument though, this started with disproving the Theory of Evolution, through milk. :P

Avery

sure setup is a pain but the 5 second boot is worth it

user136984

@Avery: Arch is the best system, I'm running it here. :)

Avery

I can't call something best or not

Ubuntu and flavors are "best" for end users and people not wanting their stuff to potentially break with every -Syu.

Zanna

@ParanoidPanda I have a book about how lactase persistence evolved evil smile

user136984

@Avery: I've only ever had one thing break because of that, and it wasn't even that, it was because I deleted my current passwd file which was needed for sudo, before I used sudo to copy in the new one! :D

Avery

09:28

heh

user136984

But Arch is certainly a very easy install if you know what you are doing.

user136984

And it is also very fast and you have basically full control over it. So it is very good in that sense.

Avery

yeah

user136984

@Zanna: It's not that I am saying that there is no evolution, I just have my own non-random mechanics behind it. The current scientific evidence doesn't appear to point either way, either of the theories could be true.

user136984

It just confirms that there is evolutionary change.

user136984

09:30

But not the workings of it.

Jacob Vlijm

Interesting subject. In performing on stage, many difficult mind stuff (being nervous, black outs, losing control over conscious functions) we have to deal with, are extremely useful mechanisms in their original context. @Zanna. We are running too fast ahead on our evolution it seems :)

user136984

@terdon: Also, sorry, I got really sleepy last night because it was after midnight that we were talking and shall we say I went slightly off-topic with my argument, still valid arguments more or less, but not really what we were talking about specifically... :D

user136984

I kind of forgot what we were talking so I just started with my usual.

user136984

:P

Zanna

@JacobVlijm it would indeed be nice if I didn't want to run away as fast as possible and climb a very high tree any time I have to speak in front of an audience

Jacob Vlijm

09:33

...I know the feeling haha.

user136984

But the speed and also the good the evolution does to certain people and their generations is going to really entirely depend upon the energetic development of the person. You can't just take a random big group of people test them, the results are going to be all over the place, or more likely, nowhere at all because most people aren't very good at least in these times with their energetics.

user136984

We are coming to the end of the world and the creation of a new according to Hinduism anyway.

user136984

And I do believe that to be true.

Jacob Vlijm

There are excellent techniques though to handle it, but it takes a deisciplined preparation. @Zanna

...But you probably know

Zanna

no haha

Avery

09:41

@Zanna disabled grub timeout. Even faster now, haha

4.20 seconds

Zanna

my GRUB is playing up since I installed 17.04

lost the MATE theme and it's unresponsive to keyboard for about 2 seconds

I might Ask a Question about it

Avery

I might switch to systemd-boot for even less grub waiting stuff

Zanna

does that sound like something that would get closed?

@Avery that's a thing?

user136984

@Avery: Why do you use Grub? Systemd-boot much better. Or do you not have UEFI?

Avery

@Zanna apparently

@ParanoidPanda I do have UEFI

I'm just dumb I guess :P

user136984

09:43

Then Grub won't actually be the best option.

Avery

and used to grub

(I'm not even dual booting)

to this day I've never ever used something other than grub

and I've used linux starting at like 2009

2007?

Rinzwind

@Avery newbie :=) we used to use lilo >:)

Journeyman Geek

lol

user136984

Does the Prince of Darkness live in thy bowels as well?

Journeyman Geek

I prolly used it a little before then

user136984

09:46

I suspect he likes Grub as well...

Avery

I probably (< if I didn't lose them) have knoppix disks from late 90s but never ever used them

Rinzwind

heck I remember a time where we never HEARD of dual boot :=D

user136984

Oh, and that's not necessarily talking to anybody in particular by the way...

Rinzwind

@Avery do you still have AOL CDs? >:-D

I think I have a CD with an installer for Ubuntu 6.06 somewhere :P

user136984

I think he just needs a hug...

user136984

09:47

Then he will go.

Avery

@Rinzwind no but I have superonline CDs, which is the turkish equivalent of AOL

I used dialup in my short lived life (am 16)

Rinzwind

seems the same yes _O-

I started with a 1200 baud modem at work :X

sigh Budgie has some of the same issues as Gnome 3 :****

Avery

my pc had a modem in itself IIRC

Journeyman Geek

lol

internal modems! <3

they were a little more reliable

Avery

my first pc is still out there somewhere

Journeyman Geek

09:50

@Avery I had dial up text only internet

Avery

probably on Tekirdag, IIRC I gave to my grandparents.

@JourneymanGeek :O

user136984

Hmm... I am trying to explain to a friend of mine this bowels thing... But he doesn't seem to get how he got there in the first place...

Avery

that's some real old days right there

@Rinzwind I think I used ubuntu 8 at some point

Rinzwind

I fell in love with computers somewhere around 1988. At school we got 2 8086 computers. It had 1 5 1/4" disk drive <3 It came with Lotus 123 and DOS. And you could not use it for anything else

Avery

and raged at the switch to unity at, uuuh, was it ubuntu 10?

Rinzwind

09:51

lol

Avery

and I went back to windows

Rinzwind

The switch to gnome will be worse :X

Avery

came back at 16.04, moved to 16.10, killed the setup after making a mistake, moved to budgie 17.04 alpha, then installed plasma and used that on 17.04 base for a month or two, moved to kde neon last week and moved to arch two days ago

Rinzwind

Thatś a lot of installs :=)

Avery

yeah

user136984

09:53

:D

Avery

the "moved to arch" includes 3 failed attempts of installing arch before getting it to work

Rinzwind

I used 17.04 gnome 3 now for 2 weeks. Just installed Budgie this morning

user136984

I used to be a Windows user and only came to Linux when 14.10 was the cool thing to have. And then about 6 months ago or so I switched to Arch.

user136984

It's been a great ride! Can't stand KDE though, I have GNOME. :P

Avery

@Avery first time I mounted efi on /boot, forgot wireless AND wired drivers on second, broke xorg on third, got it to work on 4

Rinzwind

09:54

Budgie too kills my startup applications when I close the lid. I hate that

Hmmm from the chat here it seems I will end up on arch? >:DDD

Avery

and today I'll break #4 by trying to move to systemd-boot and raging a bit and then going "oh well" and reinstalling everything.

user136984

This guy's name is "Sir Eric Pickles"!!! :D

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Avery

here's more on my arch adventures

in The Bridge, 2 days ago, by Avery

ubuntu? friggin peasant! you know you want to deal with all these (see below) for hours just for a simple thing! UBUNTU IS CHEATING.

(repost from linux discord) how to login to discord:
- install arch (to efi partition facepalm)
- reinstall arch (but forget wifi drivers)
- reinstall arch properly
- install xfce
- install kde plasma
- try to run kde plasma, see it fails
- mess with it, fall back to xfce
- install pacaur
- install discord-canary, keeweb and keybase-bin from pacaur
- login to keybase with paper key

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09:56

He looks just like his name! :D

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:D

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When will they start working on 17.10?

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And will it be 18.04 when Unity will cease to be installed by default at all?

Rinzwind

@ParanoidPanda yes

and 17.10 will start in a few weeks

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