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Clark Nova posted:The power button no longer exists since updating and I can't find a toggle anywhere to get it back report this issue to microsoft, op. that's what these testing periods are for.
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Clark Nova posted:The power button no longer exists since updating and I can't find a toggle anywhere to get it back *shaggar's voice* you're holding it wrong
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Jun 10, 2020 18:57
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you don't need to shut down windows
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since people have started WFH i've had to specifically prevent them from shutting windows down.
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lol yeah like i'm going to leave my work laptop w/ webcam running 24/7 at home. just lol.
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people remoting into their work desktops via RD gateway seem to develop a sudden urge to shut them down instead of just closing their terminal session, despite never, ever, having previously done so for any reason before
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Jun 10, 2020 20:12
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oh, right, lol
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i cannot reasonably ask "in five loving years you've never once pressed that button before, why the gently caress do you suddenly think it's a good idea now?", so instead i have to set a gpo that just doesn't allow them to turn off the computer
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i can use choco to install minikube and the docker cli, and minikube integrates with hyper-v this is an appropriate, arms-length amount of linux on my windows pc i think
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infernal machines posted:people remoting into their work desktops via RD gateway seem to develop a sudden urge to shut them down instead of just closing their terminal session, despite never, ever, having previously done so for any reason before that's pretty easy to fix with gpos.
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Jun 10, 2020 21:38
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no kidding?
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yeah theres a setting specifically to disable the shutdown and restart options specifically to prevent people from loving that up. all it does is hide the options, tho. if they have permission to shut down the machine they can do it thru a command line or something, but if you just want to protect against someone habitually hitting shutdown on the start menu it would work. computer -> admin templates -> start menu and taskbar -> remove and prevent access to shut down, restart, blah blah blah. if you want to remove their shutdown permissions entirely, theres security -> local policy -> user rights assignment -> shut down the system. somehow the gpo or the registry key it sets got triggered on the op after he updated which is why his poo poo is gone.
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i'm sorry you didn't catch the sarcasm there, i am aware of the gpo, hence the post two above yours where i say i implemented a gpo to keep them from shutting down the pc i removed the rights altogether just in case they managed to find some incredibly obtuse way of doing it entirely accidentally
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lol how did I miss that?
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Shaggar posted:lol how did I miss that? idk i guess the cyclists see you coming now
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I mostly use the power button to hibernate because windows has trained me for years that it will sometimes just inexplicably fail to sleep/hibernate on its own I once had to work over RDP on a machine that didn't have the group policy to disable the start button set but did have a login banner yelling at me not to shut down the server
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"We’re offering this update to compatible devices, but your device isn’t quite ready for it. Once your device is ready, you’ll see the update available on this page. There’s nothing you need to do at this time." what the hell is this android poo poo
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infernal machines posted:you broke your start menu op I'm dreading the day that this gpo stops working. cortana is unbelievably horrible
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use LTSC
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Amethyst posted:"We’re offering this update to compatible devices, but your device isn’t quite ready for it. Once your device is ready, you’ll see the update available on this page. There’s nothing you need to do at this time." it means that soon your machine will reboot while you're off taking a leak because ms created yet another go the settings to reboot to install candy crush saga while wiping your working setup
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the entire team responsible for that will answer for it at nurnberg II
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Sapozhnik posted:use LTSC
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infernal machines posted:pinebook pro: of course it's trash, it's foss lmao 
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akadajet posted:lmao Ah, a visual depiction of the fit and finish of open source user interfaces.
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literally open sores
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Beldantazar posted:Ah, a visual depiction of the fit and finish of open source user interfaces. yeah there’s no way a brand-name laptop would ever ship with an input device that regularly breaks during normal operation
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Soricidus posted:yeah there’s no way a brand-name laptop would ever ship with an input device that regularly breaks during normal operation hey, at least the apple keyboards were able to not fall apart from just unpacking the laptop. Apple was able to make them work for several whole months.
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akadajet posted:lmao the physical manifestation of linux
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Zlodo posted:the physical manifestation of linux nah that’d be if you had to manually reconnect the speakers after receiving it it does have speakers, right?
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eschaton posted:nah that’d be if you had to manually reconnect the speakers after receiving it why bother, not like they will ever be used
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Zlodo posted:the physical manifestation of linux 2020 year of budget laptops in the datacenter?
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isn't that a mason jar
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pretty representative of every .jar container i've ever seen
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abigserve posted:pretty representative of every .jar container i've ever seen
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if i, for some reason, wanted to try using linux what distro should i bother with? it seems like ubuntu and all ubuntu derivatives are dogshit and that's usually what you see when you just search "what linux distro should i use"
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if you mean for desktop use then fedora workstation
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Rufus Ping posted:if you mean for desktop use then fedora workstation The correct answer.
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yeah use fedora, maybe with kde though? i don't know, for me theres been some strange issues with gnome lately
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weast posted:if i, for some reason, wanted to try using linux what distro should i bother with? it seems like ubuntu and all ubuntu derivatives are dogshit and that's usually what you see when you just search "what linux distro should i use" any of the wsl2 packages should do just fine, you can get them from the microsoft app store or here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-manual
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