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pram posted:lol idk then is that like, fedora lts? what is the loving point fedora where half the loving packages don't depend on the x libraries because someone decided that it was important to build vim with mouse support.
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Subjunctive posted:fedora where half the loving packages don't depend on the x libraries because someone decided that it was important to build vim with mouse support. Nah, that would actually be useful. Fedora server packages are the same as workstation.
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install oracle linux 7
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Suspicious Dish posted:Nah, that would actually be useful. Fedora server packages are the same as workstation. 
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Subjunctive posted:fedora where half the loving packages don't depend on the x libraries because someone decided that it was important to build vim with mouse support. loving freebsd of all things tries to install all of X and GTK with the default vim package. who installs X on freebsd and who even uses GUI vim.
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why DesktopBSD of course, a high quality system that supports even less garbage software than your average linux, which is paradoxically a disadvantage
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IPvSH6T posted:loving freebsd of all things tries to install all of X and GTK with the default vim package. it's not even gvim, you can use the mouse on terminal vim and to be fair on fedora there's vi (vim-minimal) and vim (vim-enhanced). I never noticed before that vim-enhanced comes with mouse support. but it's a little weird how it's not even enabled on /etc/vimrc (there's a /etc/virc for vim-minimal).
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there's also a vim-X11
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I use vim-enhanced because you can't enable COLOURS on vim-minimal. I like colours.
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du -hast posted:i use vim 
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Lysidas posted:what the gently caress is fedora server the anime lady that brings you pockys
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Cocoa Crispies posted:the anime lady that brings you pockys
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du -hast posted:why DesktopBSD of course, a high quality system that supports even less garbage software than your average linux, which is paradoxically a disadvantage This is backwards; BSD has linux compatibility you can enable. So not only can you use whatever UNIX apps, you can install whatever linux apps you want. There are about 24k packages available at the moment. If it's important enough they've probably just ported it directly though.
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Lysidas posted:not convinced by https://getfedora.org/en/server/ that fedora server = rhel lol im the server icon that looks like a menu icon that doesn't work
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pram posted:lol idk then is that like, fedora lts? what is the loving point as far as i can tell it's the same crazy short lifecycle as desktop fedora i have no idea who the target audience is
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Broken Machine posted:This is backwards; BSD has linux compatibility you can enable. So not only can you use whatever UNIX apps, you can install whatever linux apps you want. There are about 24k packages available at the moment. If it's important enough they've probably just ported it directly though. linux compatibility on bsd is useless. you have to have a complete linux userland to run even trivial applications. so you're managing your terrible garbage freebsd, and then also managing a hacked-up centos installation inside your freebsd root filesystem this is also why nobody runs sco or solaris x86 applications on linux. in theory you could, in reality you would be copying a huge set of libraries from some other os, and that's just pointless
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m'fedora /  also 
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:linux compatibility on bsd is useless. isn't this literally lennart's proposed solution to cross-distro packaging?
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Steam for linux just recursively deleted everything owned by my user in the file hierarchy. Including the 3tb drive I use for backups.
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keyvin posted:Steam for linux just recursively deleted everything owned by my user in the file hierarchy. Including the 3tb drive I use for backups. "lol"
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good thing you have everything saved by a recent btrfs snapshot, right?
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keyvin posted:Steam for linux just recursively deleted everything owned by my user in the file hierarchy. Including the 3tb drive I use for backups. 
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keyvin posted:Steam for linux just recursively deleted everything owned by my user in the file hierarchy. Including the 3tb drive I use for backups. lol
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:as far as i can tell it's the same crazy short lifecycle as desktop fedora i talked to some coworkers about how stupid it sounds and they were like no way its cool blah blah. they said it has some kind of web interface and container template system ?? i guess this https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit so maybe its supposed to be babbys first server
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keyvin posted:Steam for linux just recursively deleted everything owned by my user in the file hierarchy. Including the 3tb drive I use for backups. does anyone remember if it was an nvidia driver or whatever a few years back that deleted /home instead of /home/driver-temp or whatever? i can't remember what it was exactly
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i would think that be more of a valve issue, and yeah the nvidia driver had a similar issue just recently as well
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du -hast posted:does anyone remember if it was an nvidia driver or whatever a few years back that deleted /home instead of /home/driver-temp or whatever? i can't remember what it was exactly https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/issues/123
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pro fucken click
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lmao
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Celexi posted:i would think that be more of a valve issue, and yeah the nvidia driver had a similar issue just recently as well
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jesus christ
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Lol, quality shell scripting there gabe. steam.sh : 467 code:
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is your bash not actually bash?
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pseudorandom name posted:is your bash not actually bash? it stands for Bespoke Artisanal SHell
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Symbolic Butt posted:it stands for Bespoke Artisanal SHell
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Symbolic Butt posted:it stands for Bespoke Artisanal SHell
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pseudorandom name posted:is your bash not actually bash? Dunno, don't care. It was what someone posted in my bug ticket.
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