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kiri@ani.socialto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Have you ever spent Christmas alone? Why and how was it?
1·15 days agodeleted by creator
As not American, wanna appologize for Microsoft Windows in the name of the American people xD
It doesn’t run on old 2010 year Intel/AMD laptop, while FreeBSD does. Maybe because of the philosophy of destroying the old to build something completely new (
pipewire,ip, firewalls etc.). Maybe I should spend more time finding working distro.Also, It’s sad to realize that politics has actually always been a part of FOSS (when they removed Russian maintainers). Still I really like Linux.
kiri@ani.socialOPto
Linux@programming.dev•Users of Arch-based distros, why don't you use pure Arch?
1·3 months agoDid you tried install games from
setup.exeinstaller? I tried wine, lutris, steam (via add non-steam game), but never had a success.
kiri@ani.socialOPto
Linux@programming.dev•Users of Arch-based distros, why don't you use pure Arch?
4·3 months agoAUR, etc
kiri@ani.socialto
Linux@programming.dev•Smallest GUI distro (for a low-RAM Chromebook)?
7·3 months agoi3/sway in Manjaro/CachyOS or just install it on raw arch/debian
I’m everywhere c:
Excerpt of the match itself: YouTube
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I’m sorry didn’t found better variant, but almost like this (be carefull, it’s loud):
When I started learning scripting, some internet guy recomended me this resource: https://mywiki.wooledge.org/ I really like it, espescially FAQ. I guess you would like Parameter Expansion chapter.
kiri@ani.socialto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Slapping on a `.expect` is also error handling!
2·1 year agogoto fail;
kiri@ani.socialto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•What's your favourite OS that does not use systemd?
91·1 year agoThere is an openrc package in aur, so perhaps arch can use non-systemd init as well.
Thanks to modern linux environment I didn’t even need to reboot, after 3 minutes it just stopped. It’s strange that I could use all my programs except
htopandps…
You beat me to it!
I have a solution with a bit fields. Now your bool is 1 byte :
struct Flags { bool flag0 : 1; bool flag1 : 1; bool flag2 : 1; bool flag3 : 1; bool flag4 : 1; bool flag5 : 1; bool flag6 : 1; bool flag7 : 1; };Or for example:
struct Flags { bool flag0 : 1; bool flag1 : 1: int x_cord : 3; int y_cord : 3; };
kiri@ani.socialto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•made a Linux community all about customizing your distro (link in the body)
15·1 year agoFediverse-friendly link (for non-lemmy.world instances): !LinuxBeauty@lemmy.world.






CERN’s Black Holes now will be based on debian 13)