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Ryzen laptop for linux around 400 USD

I created this post just in case anyone searching on new cheap laptop for linux.

[https://support.hp.com/my-en/document/c06433500](https://support.hp.com/my-en/document/c06433500)

Sold around MYR1700 \~ 410 USD. Pre-installed with 4GB of ram, but removable. Have 2 rams slot. I installed 8 GB as I have it laying around.

[https://i.imgur.com/pQzMine.png](https://i.imgur.com/pQzMine.png)

Almost work out of the box with Manjaro 18.1.2 except wifi, Require separate installation of rtl8812ce package.

With FHD screen, backlight keyboard and ryzen 3500u, I think good enough for this price point.

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Nice one-off one-lineers - one reason I like Linux

Recently, I needed to produce to stdout a bunch of non-empty lines. I didn't care about how long they were, just that they had something on each line, and preferably unique content; bonus was a pattern that differed some but was predictable. So I just wrote:

printf '%s\n' {a..z}{1..10}


If I'd wanted just numbers, I could've just done
Edit: I'd forgotten that `seq` prints newlines, so everything below could be replaced with one command:

seq 260

*everything below here is inefficient*

printf '%s\n' $( seq 260 )

If the `{a..z}{1..n}` had made the command line too long, I could've done something like this (slower) version

seq 20000 | xargs -L1

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Spotted in Columbus Ohio
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Viral copyright and patent licenses a possible hedge against Trolls

Right now violators can lose the right to use / redistribute that one piece of software. What if there was a license that if you lose the right for one you lose for all. For example a violator might be bared from far more such as browsers, compilers, libriaries and other core system components basically shutting them off legally from a modern digital ecosystem. This could be applied to patent licenses too so if you sue one project such as GNOME is facing you automatically lose all patent rights and copyright rights. Is this a viable protection strategy and can aspects of this trickle into existing projects?

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skype4pidgin / Skype official client alternative

Thought I'll just leave it here \[I am in no way associated with an awesome author of this work, so thank him, not me\].

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For all of you, who \[like me\] need to use Skype at work:

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[https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/releases](https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/releases)

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put [https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/releases/download/1.5/libskypeweb64.so](https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/releases/download/1.5/libskypeweb64.so) in:

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/home/user/.purple/plugins/

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then add your account to Pidgin.

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This is much better than official Skype plugin, which is abomination. You can use all awesome functionalities of Pidgin, like blocking, etc.

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Home server / NAS application

Hiya folks.

I am working on centralizing and unifying all of the devices in my home. I have a server in the garage running Ubuntu 18.04 that I intend to use for the primary file server. I want something that is easy for my wife and kids to use without jumping through a lot of hoops. In the past I have set up all sorts of network shares and mounting them as drives across devices and all that, but as the kids grow and time goes on it is getting more and more complicated and impossible to manage.

I am looking at using either [Amahi](https://www.amahi.org/) or [Open Media Vault](http://www.openmediavault.org/).

Does anyone have relevant experiences with either of those to share and help influence my decision, or have other suggestions even?

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How audio on Linux works - demystified

Stumbled across a pretty well written and detailed article explaining how Audio works (in general and on Linux).
[https://blog.rtrace.io/2019/08/11/the-linux-audio-stack-demystified/](https://blog.rtrace.io/2019/08/11/the-linux-audio-stack-demystified/)


It is a good read and I think the Linux-Community here might like it.

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GNOME Patent Troll Defense Fund reaches goal of $125,000

Today the [GNOME Patent Troll Defense Fund](https://secure.givelively.org/donate/gnome-foundation-inc/gnome-patent-troll-defense-fund) reached its initial goal of $125,000.

When Rothschild sued the GNOME Foundation, they were attacking the wider free software community too. Everyone who donated to the defense fund are helping GNOME rise to this challenge and send the message that attacking a free software project will hurt.

Thank you GNOME for all of your software contributions to Linux, making many of our computing experiences great. Keep on doing what you're doing.

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Where to buy Linux and FOSS stuff - donations

Hello

Where can I buy fancy Linux or mainly FOSS stuff like mugs, t-shirts and any of this kind?

Also, it would be nice if my purchase will be treated as donation :)

Thanks

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