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I loving hate that kind of poo poo. I just want to have to look in one file, now it's two because it's "site specific"? gently caress that noise, 1 passwd file is absolutely fine.
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Mar 21, 2014 16:52
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:files make bad databases, merging them is a pain in the rear end I use puppet for that so yes
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Mar 21, 2014 16:56
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Probably a really bad idea to get ui design and development advice from yospos
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this thread is way too serious for yos pos gas
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Suspicious Dish posted:You should be afraid of yum. It's bad and stupid. rpm -e --nodeps yum done
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Mar 22, 2014 12:04
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That looks like a script i would make which means it's really bad.
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Mar 22, 2014 14:32
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ShadowHawk posted:
question: Have you heard of wine-pipelight and will the patches in there ever make it to upstream Wine? Valeyard posted:scientific linux 6 comes with installations of texlive from 2007 and it is a 5gb install to update, and it is a pain in the rear end don't use scientific linux
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Mr Dog posted:what's so bad about arch anyway? it seems like they more or less save you the trouble of compiling poo poo from scratch and otherwise get out of your way. My main gripe with arch is huge system changes every so often that if you miss them youre gonna have problems updating. I ran it on an old laptop that i used once every two to three weeks and every single time i wanted to use it i had to cj my drat system because they decided /var is deprecated and it should live in /usr/var with a symlink back or whatever. You'd go pacman -Syu and it would throw a fit. Also a related issue is untracked files in directories pacman wants to do something with. I think i did the syslinux switch one time and it all went to poo poo because i had a bunch of old kernels in /boot that, although installed by pacman, were no longer tracked by pacman for whatever reason so it threw up its arms and said gently caress it. gently caress pacman seriously. Don't even get me started about the aur
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Awia posted:i didnt follow advice and tried to isntall arch on my usb hdd did you read the documentation? 
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Awia posted:i followed the beginners guide i wasn't being seriosu i was just being every loving arch forum user ever
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Mar 25, 2014 16:08
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i'm running cinnamon, i just can't part with that gnome 2 like interface.
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Mar 27, 2014 09:03
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oval office AND PASTE posted:you'll join this decade sometime, i'm sure Maybe in 2020.
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Mar 27, 2014 10:52
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I work in ~infosec~ and i enjoy it greatly hth
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i like to travel for work but then i don't have a wife and kids so
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Mar 28, 2014 10:38
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pointsofdata posted:i would consider using fedora for my linux needs if it wasn't called fedora fedora was fedora before fedora-wearing neckbeards were really a thing so
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Mar 28, 2014 12:54
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Awia posted:hats were already ruined gaben ruined hats
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Mr Dog posted:Kay Sievers is soooooo butthurt about being called out by Linus lol link plx
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welp i travelled back in time
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ratbert90 posted:In Ubuntu it's Dash, which is a lovely version of Bash. dash is only used for init scripts and stuff, not for users shells thankfully
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ratbert90 posted:In 12.04 it's the default shell for users. 
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Sep 11, 2016 14:46
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:sles owns europe
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:germany and france ok so germany and france, biggest markets sure but it doesn't "own europe"
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SLES definitely has a decent market share in Europe but it really depends on the country which is more popular. In northwest Europe, sans Germany, it's all RHEL and some Ubuntu on desktops or w/e. Europe is not a country.
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RHEL is really good and if you ara a poor CentOS is really good. Everyrhing else is garbage tier
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ratbert90 posted:RHEL in the streets.
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Fedora is good.
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that shouldn't happen at all libresolv + dnf should be coming from base. i can imagine epel having libresolv in the past, before rhel switched to dnf and now it comes in the base packages so they removed it
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The installer works absolutely fine for me
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atomicthumbs posted:i can't even remember what I was doing, but it was some edge case due to me only having wifi with a captive login portal. it would try to hit the internet through that and give up completely ah right yeah, those suck. i don't think the windows installer can deal with that either
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mike12345 posted:Does anyone still use Gentoo? I took a look at Arch, and thought if I want to gently caress around at that level, I might as well skip straight to Gentoo. Or *BSD. Nah, Arch is like a spiritual successor to Gentoo and much better at being gentoo than gentoo ever was.
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James Baud posted:Thus spoke a man who doesn't appreciate context-aware shell command autocomplete for those things that perhaps you should've scripted or documented but never quite got around to. Bash has context aware autocomplete.
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James Baud posted:I'm not sure how Arch compares, I gather their install is also several hours of bash command paint by numbers -perhaps they have the manpower and leadership to better keep things together on the doc side? Arch has really good documentation. Their wiki is very good. They break stuff in Arch all the time but they do tell you in the docs how to fix it. quote:Realistically there's very little reason to venture out of Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/RedHat. 
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pseudorandom name posted:Apple has done more with AirPrint to make printers open systems than RMS and the FSF ever did. lol
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cinci zoo sniper posted:2017 year of the linux confirmedly on the desktop
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BobHoward posted:lol @ the commenters accusing mjg59 of being a Microsoft shill they haven't met shaggar i see
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