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5:37 AM

I think there might be something wrong with my machine. The memory all just ran out. And I checked and uptime was one day! Unless it's my use of streaming. But that hasn't actually changed that much in the last couple of years.

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7:41 AM

@AndrasDeak The problem with a lot of converters is that they blow up the file size. GIMP seems particularly prone to that problem. Of course, it depends what you are converting from -> to.

Andras Deak

8:03 AM

and what settings you use, I imagine...

8:30 AM

@AndrasDeak Yes, that too.

Preeti Maurya

8:47 AM

Hello

I need help to extract past 30 minutes of dta from log file

using Awk or grep ?

9:08 AM

@PreetiMaurya please post a question on the site. Make sure to include i) an example of your input file, ii) the output you want from that example and iii) what operating system you are using.

@PreetiMaurya Bear in mind there are other options besides awk and grep.

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Q: How can I install Tilix on Deepin 15.11 properly?

2:08 PM

Can anyone figure out why the OP can't install the package they want on Deepin? It seems to be available in the repos, so I don't get why they're seeing dependency hell.

I installed Tilix by using: wget https://github.com/gnunn1/tilix/releases/download/1.9.3/tilix.zip -P $HOME/Downloads sudo unzip $HOME/Downloads/tilix.zip -d / sudo glib-compile-schemas /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/ After running tilix in Terminal I get: object.Exception@../../../.dub/packages...

@terdon it’s available in the pool, but it might no longer be available in the current release

@StephenKitt Ah, isn't the fact that it is in main mean it's available?

Tilix is actually available in the Deepin repositories: packages.deepin.com/deepin/pool/main/t/tilix (you could just download the .deb from there and install with dpkg, but this really shouldn't be necessary). First, try running sudo apt update and then sudo apt install tilix. Does that work? If not, please edit your question and show us the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list and any files in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d directory. Also show us the output of apt-cache search tilix after running apt update. — terdon ♦ 20 hours ago

@terdon it means it’s available somewhere, but not necessarily in the current release

same as many Python 2 packages are still in the Debian pools, because they’re available in Buster, but they’re no longer available in Bullseye and unstable

I see.

I don't know how to check for the specific distro, dammit.

@terdon in the corresponding Packages files, in .../deepin/dists/...

packages.deepin.com/deepin/dists/lion for Lion

2:28 PM

And it doesn't seem to be there in either binary-amd64 or i386. Thanks.

2:52 PM

It's not hard to rebuild packages on the platform.

@FaheemMitha presumably there are reasons for the removal, usually it’s worth checking those before trying to rebuild

And that's often the correct solution. After all, what's the point of having the source available if you don't use it? You might as well be running a Microsoft platform.

@StephenKitt If it was removed from Debian, yes of course.

I'm unclear if it was removed or never present. I didn't check.

@FaheemMitha it was present in the past