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I like htop, but it often is infuriating as fuck to use.
Can any anons here recommend an htop-like tool for monitoring only selected processes? I don't need to see a billion Chrome and system processes if I only want information about my two running programs.
>inb4 htop has filters
I know, I still want to try other programs.
First for: Which RMS is the best RMS and why is it RMS?
>>54892902
your DE built in system monitor
>>54892902
top
>>54892902
htop piped to grep
>>54892927
>implying
>>54892934
>memeing
While updating my crap with the yum GUI, an incomprehensible error appeared. Ignore?
>>54892845
I have arch with xfce and am now looking into hardening/security
I have come across NIS
http://www.linux-nis.org/
another suggestion was ldap
http://www.openldap.org/
can /g advise and why?
Nis
Ldap
or something else 4noob
Hi,
I want to use a linux distro in my laptop (n5010 i5 w/ ati radeon sth.)
I want to use Gnome3 DE
I like that arch has AUR
I'm noob and Ubuntu is easy to use for noobs
Should I go for Arch?
Should I go for Ubuntu G?
Either way, do i have to do something extra after installing any of this distros.
I tried both btw but boot time was longer than win8.1 for both.
What should i do?
>>54892845
Sorry but these lines were triggering my autism.
>>54892845
>Slaps my non-free software
Throw M$ EULA where Windows is declared as a service and watch him scream and squirm as his face melts off from the horror.
Then I forcefully upgrade his PC to Windows 10 and install Google Chrome to exorcise his Free Software demons.
>>54892989
ignore, looks like your repo might just be lagging
>>54892989
Oh shit what are you doing.
Use Yum Extender DNF.
>>54892989
>using a gui yum front end on a dnf system
it's like you want your shit fucked up.
>>54892994
What about grsecurity kernel? It's quite a pain to set up, but it's real security.
>>54893008
Sorry to disturb your peace, I'll fix the image before making a thread next time.
>>54892989
literallysudo dnf update --refresh -y
put it on a weekly cron
>>54892845
I DON'T LIKE THE VERTICAL LINES
PLEASE MAKE IT STOP
>>54893032
that may be beyond noobscope
>like GNOME 3, but it requires gnome-tweak-tool to do anything more than simple setting modification
>requires non-optional bluetooth libraries
>heavily depends on NetworkManager, which depends on other shit I don't need
>decide to try out KDE, since it's been a while
>as soon as I log in, it completely ignores my xorg.conf and KWin crashes
>slow as hell on a fast computer
>font rendering is *horrible*
>like Cinnamon and MATE, but neither plays nicely with Anthy/IBus
I'm all for ricing and stuff like that, but not at the expense of (too much) bloat and unnecessary but required dependencies.
What desktop environment do you guys use?
>>54892996
AUR is not a selling point.
>>54893056
Calm down, OP is already on suicide watch.
>>54892989
Yum is deprecated.
Update to Fedora 23. Seriously, avoid yum. It's dnf now.
>>54893068
mate xfce trinity enlightement, your own made from scratch
Thank you for not using an anime image.
>>54893068
>>font rendering is *horrible*
That has nothign to do with your desktop environment.
>>54893071
AUR is the only reason Arch still exists.
>>54893068
KDE Plasma works perfectly under Manjaro. I am really interested in Deepin and LXDE, testing them next. Most ricers use openbox or i3 for wm.
>>54893032
>grsecurity
Did you see what happened when someone tweeted about a bug in it? Just fucking go with OpenBSD if you care about security, Linux is shit with security, and grsecurity devs are fucking jokes. That, and you need to be a huge fucking corporation just to get the (stable) version of grsecurity that's not bugged to hell.
inb4 "filtered" and 200 posts about tripfagging
Tripcodes were a mistake. The guy who invented them is the god of all trolls.
>>54893068
I use XFCE, I can rice it pretty easily and it just werks.
>>54893085
he's on fc23, he's just using the wrong yumex
>>54892989
sudo dnf remove yumex && sudo dnf install yumex-dnf
>>54893068
>muh bloat
If they don't run why do your care? It's not like 200 additional packages existing on your hard drive slow your system down.
Apply yourself.
>>54893071
why not
>>54893071
Nice b8 m8
>>54893086
I've never used Trinity, but IIRC, isn't enlightenment just a GNOME Shell alternative?
>>54893095
I haven't had that issue in any other DE.
>>54893103
I'm using Arch.
>>54893114
I might just end up using XFCE.
>>54893098
Bad wording: AUR is the only excuse for using Arch.
>>54893117
It seems to require a lot more than other DEs, including GNOME 3.
>>54893142
the package manager is pretty good.
>>54893029
>>54893031
>>54893048
>>54893085
>>54893115
Oh god, hope I didn't break anything.
I'll use the dnf from now on.
>>54893142
>Implying creating pkgbuilds is rocket science
Take your shit posting elsewhere landwhale.
I'm the debianite that fucked up inmensely.
I tried running the Nvidia .run file. Everything seemed to go well. Told me I had to reboot in order to continue, or something, and so I did.
Then it loads the KDE splashcreen, but I can't move the mouse, type anything or switch to tt1, tt2, etc. I know it's not simply frozen because the "|" is blinking in the password field. A pop up says:
Your saved session type "kde-plasma" is not valid any more. Please select a new one, otherwise 'default' will be used.
And an OK button to click. But I can't move shit.
Any clues?
>>54893142
Remember to rice it with Moebuntu.
>>54892994
firejail
>>54893142
Meant to quote >>54893141
>>54893098
>>54893142
How to spot a poser and idiot.
>>54893187
Fuck off
>>>/a/
Is see, thread derailers in full force.
>>54893111
Yeah, somebody on twitter was a complete retard. But I think even the test version of grsecurity patchset can be used on the desktop just fine, if you need it.
I tried using it for a week or so. Got tired after having to jump through too many hoops to get Steam games working.
Has anyone managed to build Nomacs 3.2 on Arch? I'm getting an error during compilation. Could it be related to the GCC 6.0 version?
>>54893218
Weeaboos are always derailing. It's OK when they do it.
>>54893124
Aur is an excuse for the arch devs to be lazy and maintain less packages. Most of what you find on the AUR is available in official repos of other distros. It's insecure by nature and unless you are reading every pkgbuild and editing them as needed should not be used at all. Most arch users just blindly install everything.
>>54893218
Not yet.
We're still missing the "rms is a shit eating paedophile and gpl hurts my feefees" guy
>>54893223
Gimme a minute, I'll try it.
>>54893200
see >>54893159
>the package manager is pretty good.
>>54893181
Did you set the nvidia kernel modules to be loaded at boot, or does the .run script do that?
>>54893253
How about the graphics card circle jerk?
>>54893166
Try doing the same thing through dnf and post results.
>>54893240
Or you can pay the devs so they can quit their day jobs and devote more time to maintaining packages? Quit acting like an entitled cunt.
>>54893240
>Most of what you find on the AUR is available in official repos of other distros.
Between the core, extra, community, and multilib repos, it has a pretty good selection.
> It's insecure by nature and unless you are reading every pkgbuild and editing them as needed should not be used at all. Most arch users just blindly install everything.
Do...do you mean to say that you actually need to pay attention, good forbid when you install things?
>>54893223
>>54893255
Nope, got errors during build.
>>54893187
I was listening to Lucky Star OP when I saw your post.
Guys, I currently have a broken Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 install that won't boot no matter what I do. I cannot boot in GUI or in The only way to get a terminal is through recovery mode or chroot, but I didn't manage to get X and systemd to work again.
What happen is: as soon as the system tries to boot into Ubuntu, the screen goes all black and starts flickering from time to time. I cannot change tty (I can by spamming alt + f3 but it gets back to the black screen after a few seconds). Booting with nvidia drivers disabled doesn't work. The system does nothing from there and the only way out is rebooting. I tried reinstalling both Xorg and systemd, no success. I've ran fsck. I accidentally replaced the upstart boot option in grub with systemd while trying to fix it.
If someone can help, I would appreciate.
>>54893275
>Being a weeaboo
Fag
>>54893295
Why would I do that? I don't use arch.
>>54893240
>Aur is an excuse for the arch devs to be lazy and maintain less packages.
Hardly.
AUR is a solution to the problem of running unstable/customized/patched software and stuff so obscure "noone wants to take care of"
Other distros face the same problem as well but Ubuntu, Fedora and openSUSE have the infrastructure to solve this problem properly which is an automated buildsystem.
So Ubuntu has PPA's, Fedora has COPRs and opensuse has Open Build Service.
But that's because all of them are backed by a company which makes actual money.
Arch (similar to Debian) is a community run distro and they can't afford to dedicate, run and maintain a machine powerful enough to work as a buildsystem for thousands of people and another one to host them all.
>>54893320
You're a good movie.
>>54893313
In recovery mode, run journalctl and look for anything interesting.
To the arch circlejerkers
AUR is litterly github download scripts.
>>54893320
>Being a fellow tripfag
bro tier.
>>54893283sudo dnf update --refresh -y
Dependencies resolved.
Nothing to do.
Complete!
Did you expect a kek?
>>54893270
the script does it
>>54893181
I've never had it ask me to reboot, but maybe you are using a legacy version of the installer
regardless, it sounds like x is loading so you've made progress
you could try running with nomodeset in your grub kernel command line
>>54893337
>>54893338
So it worked then?
>>54893321
Oh geez what a surprise
>>54893358
Does Debian use systemd?
>>54893255
>>54893303
What do you reckon causes the error? I'm kind of eagre to try 3.2, but it's been out of date in the repos for a long time.
>>54893385
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Does+Debian+use+systemd%3F
>>54893385
yes
>>54893270
In all honesty, no idea.
After seeing that I booted on recovery mode, logged as root and tried to install the .run again. With the following results.
Installer asks if I want DKMS. I say yes, but it returns an error.
>Error: Bad return status for module build on kernel: 3.16.0-4-amd64(x86_64)
After that I retry without DKMS, so it advances until a point when it says that the I'm "compiling the Nvidia kernel module with a different compiler than the one that was used to compile the running kernel".
"The compiler used to compile the kernel was gcc 4.8: the current compiler is gcc 5.3"
Options are:
Ignore CC version check
Abort installation.
I aborted
What the fuck do I do? I'm too young to an hero.
>>54893395
https://lmsptfy.com/?q=does%20debian%20use%20systemd
>>54893395
I'm not the one with the problem, a simple yes or no would suffice.
>>54893401
According to that other anon, it does.
In recovery mode, try journalctl --since today
>>54893364
I guess.
>>54893422
Then you should be good. Just don't use yum in the future.
>>54893335
"No journal files were found."
>>54893393
I dunno. It's a bit beyond my C++ skills to fix such errors. This is the error I got:/home/anon/GIT/clone/nomacs/ImageLounge/src/DkGui/DkPong.cpp:658:19: error: call of overloaded ‘abs(double&)’ is ambiguous
angle = abs(angle);
Doesn't look too complicated to solve, if that's the only error.
But I tried compiling master branch and it compiled successfully. Why won't you go with that?
>>54893452
...what? Dumb question, but is the recovery mode installed on a separate partition? post output of lsblk.
>>54893401
ignore the cc version check
you may have to pass it as a flag to the install script unless there's an option during the install (like --no-check or something similar)
As soon as someone mentions Arch all of these circlejerking namefags come out of the woodwork to stroke each other's over inflated ego about their hipster choice in a hobbyist OS while derailing the thread with their bullshit. This is proof that /g/ is fucking dead. I bet you fags think you're all so cool because you figured out how to hack 4chan and change your names.
>>54893505
Do you think getting assblasted about it solves anything? Try rerailing the conversation.
Instal gentoo
>>54893521
http://niceme.me
>>54893395
>friendly gnu/linux thread
>lelelelolololo use google faggot
>ps enjoy your botnet :^)
kill
you're
selve
>>54893223
>>54893393
I fixed it.
It throws two errors about abs function call. Just change all abs on those two lines to fabs and 3.2.0 will compile.
>>54893578
>friendly gnu/linux thread
>kys
pls no bully :c
>>54893505
did someone say arch?
>>54893537
My new "You got mail".
http://niceme.me/nicememe.mp3
Thanks.
>>54893481
No, it is not.
SDA 8:0 0 111.8G 0 disk
sda1 8:1 0 110.7G 0 part /
sda2 8:2 0 1K 0 part
sda5 8:5 0 92M 0 part [SWAP]
Im attempting to use a puppy live usb to rename some files in windows but it keeps saying it cannot be moved.
Im trying to change a password on windows 10 and im truing to change sethc to cmd and cmd to cmd0.
>>54893418
>According to that other anon, it does.
Could you put this sentence in context?
>>54893486
So I just ignore it and continue the install? De we all agree on that?
How to set mouse speed more than 1.00 in Gnome 3.20? When I was at 3.16, I used to set the mouse acceleration value by dconf editor, but now all is different. Also, I can't control mouse speed by using xset.
>>54893631
xset
>>54893111
>>54893221
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7087936
The recent systemd thing has caused (or will cause) the BSDs to fall even farther behind, because it is fundamentally incompatible with BSD (see point 15 on http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/the-biggest-myths.html), and more upstream software will begin to develop dependencies on systemd.
>>54893626
>So I just ignore it and continue the install? De we all agree on that?
Yes, otherwise you will need to install the legacy gcc manually, which will be a PITA
It should work fine.
>>54893481
>>54893609
I suspect theres no journal because its not using systemd in recovery. Is that related?
>>54893631
xset m acceleration thresholdxset m 3/2 0
>>54893644
> Also, I can't control mouse speed by using xset.
>>54893685
But you can.
>>54893657
you should be able to chroot and use journalctl
>>54893693
I can't.
>>54893711
Why?
Any comments on Antergos?
>>54893728
No.
>>54893728
linux babby's first mistake
>>54893694
Chroot'd from liveCD, got the same result.
>>54893724
Quite good question. Xset woked on 3.16, but in 3.20 it does nothing.
>>54893758
wut, try with sudo
sudo journalctl
otherwise it just sounds like your installation is generally fucked
>>54893747
why
>>54893737
k m8
>>54893781
because derivative distros ALWAYS end up leaving their users SOL
>>54893418
>>54893626
>>54893649
Ok. Ignored the compiler version check and the installation ends successfully. However, on boot I get the same frozen splashcreen (now with the right resolution, but I can't interact with it in any way).
What should be the next step?
Does anybody actually use Deepin?
strange, I can install packages on Fedora without root priviledges:[user@hostname ~]$ screenfetch
bash: screenfetch: command not found...
Install package 'screenfetch' to provide command 'screenfetch'? [N/y] y
[...]
The following packages have to be installed:
[...]
Proceed with changes? [N/y] y
* Downloading packages...
* Requesting data...
* Testing changes...
* Installing packages...
(screenfetch is executed)
Can anybody tell me why this is default behaviour? Isn't that a security flaw?
>>54893851
It looks good, but isn't compatible with my tablet, so No.
>>54893780
I tried that, no results.
That's sad, Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 has been anything but stable for me. I wish there was another distro that was more stable, but with packages not as old as Debian's.
Guess I'll have to format. Thanks for helping.
>>54893931
I noticed that yesterday. Very creepy.
>>54893931
two options:
1. polkit
2. you recently used sudo in the same terminal within the last 15 (default) minutes
>>54893954
You are looking for Fedora
>>54893931
Are you sure you didn't use sudo recently and it's still active?
>>54892845
Hey senpai I made a vidyo.
Is guide to Gahnoo/Lanooks
heyehye https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGOI9wzC5cc
>>54893646
>systemd
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systemd
systemd is a daemon that manages other daemons, which, including systemd itself...
nice
>>54893819
Can somebody throw me a bone? I have no idea on how to follow with this. Reinstall KDE maybe?
>>54894049
if you can't access the journal, you've got bigger problems than the DE
have you posted xorg logs?
>>54892902
ps and grep
>>54894094
Ah, I forgot about the journal! I'll log into recovery mode as root and get the journal. I'll get xorg logs as well if you wish, but if we reach the splashscreen means the Xs are starting normally, right?
>>54894107
Could you be more specific?
>>54894132
journalctl should be enough to figure out what's going on
Windows user, first time using Linux (Mint)
All applications I've downloaded, I've just downloaded via mirror, but I really feel like learning this.
Give me a yes/no hint; can I download this package with my terminal and only using the information visible in pic related?
Do I need to get a specific ppa first?
>>54893631
Bump question.
>>54894033
subbed
>>54894167
No. It's a different distro.
Want to use Arch packages? Switch to Arch.
>>54894167
If it's not in their repos, yes, you might need to add a ppa first. Package naming may be slightly different, but the answer is yes to your question.
>>54894195
Domo arigato mr anonto
>>54894167
what are you trying to accomplish? replacing clutter with compton is doable but generally not advisable
>>54894022
just rebooted and I still can install packages without sudo.
One thing to note is that my user account is the administrator account, because I didn't set a root password during installation (because it was recommended as a security practice).
But I can not run anything that requires root permissions without sudo. Only this feature works.
>>54893977
as far as I understand the polkit manpage, it should still require a password.
>>54893931
>>54894267
Just checked and it asks for the root password.
I don't use sudo
>>54894306
Why no sudo
Do you usealias sudo='su -c'?
>>54892845
You're at a LAN party and this grill slaps your Thinkpad's extended battery.
What do you do?
>>54894241
I realize now that I didn't mention my distro in this post, but I assumed Compton might be universal >>54889417
>>54894224
is there a compositing display manager that's compatible with Mint?
>>54891866
>>54891867
>>54891880
>>54891925
>>54892017
>>54892077
good shit my negroes, based as usual. I'll try what I can, will post solution if applicable.
>Update your fstab so that /boot is mounted using the new UUID of the boot partition you just made
the fstab in the boot parition points to the correct UUID (found it using blkid while running in the live usb). I did not make a new partition. I just moved the existing boot partition because I resized an adjecent partition. do I need to regenerate it's UUID? I didn't change the number of partitions (though I did resize some partitions such that a 1MB bubble of empty space relocated from the left of the swap to the right of /home)
I should clarify that by "not booting" i mean that my machine is stuck on the acer splash screen.
>>54894094
>>54894107
Here it is. I have to learn how to mount usb drives via CLI. I lose too much time booting the LiveUSB and fetching stuff. Or even better, getting around SSH at last.
journalctl
http://pastebin.com/KTswnxeb
Xorg log
http://pastebin.com/Zeyir9Wk
>>54894428
compton is universal (99.9% of packages are), it just isn't in the Mint's repo.
Either compile it from source (not that hard), or find a compiled package somewhere else and port it yourself to Mint (a bit harder, more stupid).
>>54894306
I could swear that I had this behaviour as well, some unknown time ago. I've used F23 with and without a root password, so that could be the cause.
I really hope it's just my problem and this is not the default.
>>54892994
>not using VMware
Disgusting
>>54894390
I play Zulu on CiV, so this is the only possible answer.
>>54894540
>Proprietary software
>Violated GPL once
disgusting
>>54894483
aha, i didn't even realize debian used plymouth, thoguht that was RHEL specific
>rescue.service: Failed at step EXEC spawning /bin/plymouth: No such file or directory
It looks like you removed plymouth but did not disable the associated service.
sudo apt-get remove plymouth*
First make sure that quiet and nosplash are not in your kernel command line in grub
Next run sudo systemctl disable plymouth-start.service (this may be named something different on debian, not sure)
Hello /g/
Is this good partitioning?DEVICE TYPE FILE SYSTEM SIZE MOUNT POINT
/dev/sda1 EFI System Partition fat32 100M /boot/efi
/dev/sda2 Linux swap linux-swap 8G -
/dev/sda3 Linux filesystem ext4 32G /
/dev/sda4 Linux filesystem ext4 460G /home
>>54894630
/ should be second
/home should third
You don't need swap.
>>54894630
your efi partition is too small.
>>54892845
>What do you do?
I continue using my functional software.
>>54894652
Is it too small?
what size do you reccomend?
keep in mind this is only the efi folder, not the boot folder
>>54894650
Yes you do, unless you're absolutely sure you are not going to run into a situation where having one is beneficial. Plus, what are a few gigs to spare for swap? Nothing.
>>54894430
just use boot-repair, it will fix everything automatically. If it doesn't it will generate a file that sum up the situation of your problem.
I've been playing my games on steam for a while without issues, and now civilization 5 doesn't work. I get the messageERROR: ld.so: object '/home/zilot/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/gameoverlayrenderer.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32): ignored.
ERROR: ld.so: object '/home/zilot/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_64/gameoverlayrenderer.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64): ignored.
All my other games works. Any tips ?
>>54894630
Where's your Windows partition? You're going to need that if you don't know how to partition without advice.
>>54894698
>Does not know what caching is
>being in this thread still
linuxatemyram.com
>spare
It causes unneeded disk thrashing.
It impeads performance, causes swapped data to be limited to disk speed
Applications can shit them selves waiting for swapped data to be read/write
Source:
I have no swap, i have never had an OOM kill in 9 years.
>16GB DDR3-1333mhz
Does RMS drink alcohol? If so, what is his favorite kind? I picture him probably drinking wine.
>>54894777
on /dev/sdb[1-5]
>>54894782
Oh gee anon, too bad not everyone runs the same hardware as you.
>>54894626
Great! I'll try that right after dinner. Start thinking on how can I repay you. e.g. Posting a specific dank meme, like Nick Land.
>>54894802
>oh gee anon, if you have more then 2gb of ram then you dont need swap
>oh gee anon, seeing how he has an 8GB swap, im assuming he has 8GB of ram,seeins how the oldfags still require you to have a swap equal to your ram.
8GB of ram is enough for anything on user desktop.
>IN4 VIDEO/IMAGE
If he needed such high hardware, he wouldnt be posting in this thread, and he would know what amount of ram he would need
0/10
>>54893473
you need to include cmath instead of math.h
>>54894796
The hardware used to make wine,is not libre free.
He makes his own moonshine
>>54894844
Then please submit a request upstream to remove swap, kindly attach any relevant information you might have.
>>54894630
no idea about EFI but / and /home are good. If you want to hibernate your swap should be as big as your RAM, so I guess you have 4-8GB?
>>54894797
I think he just wanted to suggest you're to stooopid for GNU/Linux. You're not. Feel free to ask more questions
>>54894862
I found this:
>you need to know what I dislike:
avocado
eggplant, usually (there are occasional exceptions)
hot pepper
olives
liver (even in trace quantities)
stomach and intestine; other organ meats
cooked tuna
oysters
egg yolk, if the taste is noticeable, except when boiled completely hard
many strong cheeses, especially those with green fungus
desserts that contain fruit or liqueur flavors
sour fruits, such as grapefruit and many oranges
beer
coffee (though weak coffee flavor can be good in desserts)
the taste of alcohol (so I don't drink anything stronger than wine)
>>54894873
Show me a 4U with 256GB swap :^)
hi /g/
I want to configure DNAT on my router to forward port 80 to my internal network.
Router configuration:
eth0 external ip address,
eth1 internal ip address
I was put this command:
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp -d external_ip_adress --dport 80 -j DNAT --to-destination internal_ip_address:80
And I get error 404 when connecting from Internet. What the fuck I doing wrong?
>>54894889
>many strong cheeses
faggot dosent like chedder?
Another reason to hate him
>>54893473
I tried the master branch. They merged a patch exactly about that abs/fabs thing. But for some reason mine wouldn't want to compile.
I'll try again.
Should I install Gentoo?
Honest question.
>>54895263
If you're a glutton for punishment and dont mind spending a week to upgrate your system.Then having to wait another week to upgrade your system. etc etc
>>54892845
so g/yz what desktop environment do u suggest?
Gnome 3.
KDE.
Xfce.
LXDE.
Unity.
Cinnamon.
MATE.
Openbox.
>>54895291
fluxbox
>>54895291
BASH
>>54895291
There is no correct DE
>KDE
Has too much customization
>Xfce
Lightweight and really customizable
>LXDE
For PCs out of the 90s
>Unity
Shit, Go with GNOME instead if you are considering this
>Cinnamon
Never tried it out yet
>MATE
Best for beginners while maintaining some customization
>Openbox
For desktop threads
>>54894195
Arch actually gives a shit about freedom.
>>54895291
tmux
>>54895372
no bashing
>>54895410
It tries to
but it never got 100% free (see gnu.org/distros)
>>54895423
It dosent follow the aspie "fight".
The user is free to install what ever software they want, with no limitations from the devs.
This is what free is
>>54895243
>>54893473
Yep, it worked. Gotta whip up a PKGBUILD now.
>>54895436
>installing programs that restrict your freedom
>This is what free is
Stay cucked faggot
>>54895423
>It tries to
Nope, they carelessly throw together free and nonfree info one shithole
>>54895515
>Talks about freedom
>willingly allows a pedophile wizard dictate what software he allows you to install
>cucked
The devs dont tell me what i can install.
On the other hand, listening to stallman on what you can install, its the greates cuck in the entire universe and beyond.
Just stop
>>54895410
the picture was not about GNU philosophy, it is just a joke/play on words
Guys, are there any network diagnostic tools with a GUI on GNU/Linux that do the same thing as the network diagnostic on Windows?
>>54895549
not him but you seem not to understand anything
- free distros don't restict you, you can install anything you want
- rms doesnt tell anyone what is allowed or what is not, he makes people aware about software freedom and why it's important (you should check out some of his speeches)
- calling rms a pedophile indicates that you aren't able to read and/or understand his original quote, just stop
Is it possible to use AMDGPU-PRO drivers on radeon7850?
>>54895657
>"free distro"
Then why use them? Why not use a distro that dosent no require you to use multiple third party repos to fullfill 90% of your software needs?
Is it purely to show off and have something asinine to shitpot?
>rms free
stallman created gpl and continues to upgrade it.This is him telling you what you cannot 'use'.
If you cannot understand this, then the kool aid is indeed in effect.
>quote
>i dont think that harmless pedophilia is a problem
Children cannot consent.
>i dont like the russians censoring websites that support and traffic child pornography is a bad thing.
>>54895589
I can't take the Arch logo serious anymore.
The fat man cannot be unseen.
Wake me up inside.
How do you prevent the creeping sadness every day?
>>54895657
ignore him lmao, it's the same retard everyday
>>54895758
non of these are rms quotes
kill yourself finally
>>54895291
Gnome is very nice.
>>54895763
i see a fat stubby willy
>>54895767
I don't
>>54894734
doesn't work. boot-repair could only run in EFI mode (don't know why it asked) but when I first installed linux it was in BIOS mode. I could've installed it in UEFI mode but my machine has SecureBoot enabled which I cannot disable (!), it wouldn't let me boot my linux parition.
I did manage to get boot-repair to run to completion while booted in live usb in UEFI mode. but I still can't boot the linux partition in UEFI due to SecureBoot, and in BIOS mode booting still gets stuck in the acer splash.
Any thoughts /fglt/? I'd like to know where I can find error messages or logs for when booting gets stuck.
>>54895786
The nominee is quoted as saying that if the choice of a sexual partner were protected by the Constitution, "prostitution, adultery, necrophilia, bestiality, possession of child pornography, and even incest and pedophilia" also would be. He is probably mistaken, legally--but that is unfortunate. All of these acts should be legal as long as no one is coerced. They are illegal only because of prejudice and narrowmindedness.
Some rules might be called for when these acts directly affect other people's interests. For incest, contraception could be mandatory to avoid risk of inbreeding. For prostitution, a license should be required to ensure prostitutes get regular medical check-ups, and they should have training and support in insisting on use of condoms. This will be an advance in public health, compared with the situation today.
For necrophilia, it might be necessary to ask the next of kin for permission if the decedent's will did not authorize it. Necrophilia would be my second choice for what should be done with my corpse, the first being scientific or medical use. Once my dead body is no longer of any use to me, it may as well be of some use to someone. Besides, I often enjoy rhinophytonecrophilia (nasal sex with dead plants).
SOURCE:https://stallman.org/archives/2003-may-aug.html
28 June 2003
>>54895767
>tfw the highlight of your day is checking the arch website to see if that package you're waiting for has been updated
It didn't have to be like this.
>>54895758
>Then why use them?
Because it's comfy to know that everything you install is free software and no unknown code is running on my system, doing things that I can't control, change or even know about what it does. If I really need something nonfree, for whatever reason, I can still install it from nonfree repos or other sources.
>>54895847
I can't read anywhere something about RMS' sexual orientation. Can you?
>>54895910
(Exept that he enjoys sex with plants.)
>>54895847
What's wrong with that tho?
>>54895875
>Being this delusional
>SOFTWARE IS A LITERAL THREAT TO MY WELLBEING
>CALL NORAD WE HAVEE A NUCLEAR PROGRAM HERE WAITING TO BE LAUNCHED
>NOTIFY THE RUSSIANS
A program has NEVER in my life assulted me or even gave me a papercut(even when i used punchcards)
>doing things that I can't control, change or even know about what it does.
You control them by installing them and reading the config.Or you can browse the souce code(i know you have never done this so stop) to check for issues.
If you're really paranoid(which i assume all stallmanist are)
You can install the package/service in a chroot/container, and read exactly what it does and what idoes on the network.You would do this right? To protect your "freedumbs"?
Who is to say the devs were lazy and didnt check a program and or a service, and now you are exposed?
>>54895910
He clearly says pedophillia should be legal.
What kind of sane person would say that child raping should be legal? A pedophile who wants to push is views on his cullt and work to make it legal.
Would you openly say you're a pedo? Why not?
>>54895980
>What kind of sane person would say that child raping should be legal? A pedophile who wants to push is views on his cullt and work to make it legal.
>Would you openly say you're a pedo? Why not?
At the current rate of 'progress', this is coming whether you like it or not.
Enjoy
>>54895968
So you agree that pedophillia and child tracfficing are ok and should be legallized?
When did the Friendly GNU/Linux general become a "let's argue about RMS" general
Please stop and take it to one of the other umpteenth shitpost threads on this board.
>>54896039
Agreed -- I nominate /dpt/
>>54895830
p-pls respond
>>54896029
>pedophillia
>All of these acts should be legal as long as no one is coerced.
>child tracfficing
No idea where you got that from, but I'm fairly sure that's slavery which RMS is a huge opponent of
>>54896089
IT'S
TIME
TO
STOP
>>54896039
Take it somewhere else
>>54896029
Everytime you start a GNU/Linux operating system, you run a program written by a pedophile wizard. How does it feel?
Come home to Windows buddy, leave the pedos alone.
Doing cmake -L to print all variables for compiling lists this:
>CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr/local
But when you actually pass it to cmake, you have to type
>-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
Where did the D come from? Is it for directory? How do I know which prefix letter to add to the other options?
>>54896111
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k0SmqbBIpQ
~ FRIENDLY LINE ~
It's all friendly from now on
>>54894483
>>54894626
>plymouth-start.service
>>54894803
I did that. Checked the plymouth-start status, and it's dead, but the problem persists.
What could I try next?
>>54896154
I like you.
>>54896039
Ever since the OP pics became RMS pics from rms.sexy/img
>>54894626
>>54896161
the kernel command line parameter that starts plymouth is rhgb (redhat graphical boot)
>>54896154
You're entering the Friendly Zone. Unfriendlies will be destroyed.
>>54896179
Ok, but what do I do with that info?
>>54896196
try to remove it from the kernel command line no?
>>54896154
>~ FREE SPEECH PROHIBITION LINE ~
>>54896227
stop trolling, jesus
so... friends decided will stay xfce for now
caugh caugh...
so about widgets
conky or gkrellm
>>54896242
>>54896255
neither
~ UNFRIENDLY LINE ~
It's all unfriendly from now on
~ FRIENDLY LINE ~
It's all friendly from now on
Sorry
>>54896226
>kernel command line
Can you point where exactly in a Debian system? In the grub file? Sorry about my ignorance; this is all new to me.
>>54896255
Desktop widgets are bad. Too much work and at the end you'll realize that you never really look at your desktop because there's always windows open.
Just get a nice bar/panel and save the time.
>>54896168
I'm sorry you don't like the OP pic. I thought it was funny and harmless enough not to derail the whole thread. All the Stallman/Birds pics, or as I have taken to calling them, Stallman plus Bird pics, have been getting a bit monotonous lately.
>>54896286
>Sorry about my ignorance; this is all new to me.
no worries
>In the grub file?
yes
edit /etc/default/grub with the text editor of choice
save
run sudo update-grub
>>54896196
>>54896226
>>54896286
>>54896319
Thanks. I opened /etc/default/grub again, but I can't find the kernel command line, nor rhgb. Am I supposed to write something in the all caps variables so the rhgb gets removed or should I edit another file?
>>54896392
post pic
>>54896318
Just use this in the next OP so /v/edditors won't be offended
What would be the fastest way to remove Linux from my computer
>>54896521
Disconnect HDD
>>54896445
The lines not shown are all commented. Maybe uncommenting the GRUB_TERMINAL=console line?
>>54896521
Format?
>>54896521
Do nothing, because you don't have it installed in the first place and you're just baiting
>>54896533
>The lines not shown are all commented. Maybe uncommenting the GRUB_TERMINAL=console line?
No clue my man, can't help you right now.
Fuck this is one of the few reasons why I gave up on debian. Shit just isn't where you expect it to be
>>54896521
format
>>54896521rm -rf /boot
It will remove a little bit omre than JUST linux, but that is where linux lives and removing it will remove linux.
>>54896477
made it even less triggering. Maybe I should have added a picture of Linus, too?
>>54896592
Don't worry. You helped me a lot! Thanks for everything. I'll keep tinkering on my own and report back to /fglt/ once I solve it.
Have a rare Sana-Kan.
>>54892845
>Possessing nonfree software
>>54896706
>>54896533
it's not there because rhgb isn't in debian, that anon got his wires crossed.
try EITHER:
1. sudo apt-get install plymouth (less risky but could cause other issues)
or
2. sudo systemctl disable rescue.service (might mask an underlying problem)
for whatever reason debian is trying to put you into rescue mode and launch plymouth, which doesn't exist (THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD NOT USE PRE-RELEASE SOFTWARE)
other option is to install the plymouth package
>>54892845
What you are referring to as gnu/linux is actually SS + GOMAD
Most stable distro for someone that actually works ?
