What are your reasons for using Linux instead of Windows or Mac?
I was just wondering why everyone here chooses to use Linux instead of Windows or Mac OS X.
Why are you using the Linux distribution that you're using?
What are pro/cons of Linux vs other OS'
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I was just wondering why everyone here chooses to use Linux instead of Windows or Mac OS X.
Why are you using the Linux distribution that you're using?
What are pro/cons of Linux vs other OS'
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What are your reasons for using Linux instead of Windows or Mac?
I was just wondering why everyone here chooses to use Linux instead of Windows or Mac OS X. Why are you using the Linux distribution that you're...
What is: Linux keyring, gnome-keyring, Secret Service, and D-Bus
https://medium.com/@setevoy4/what-is-linux-keyring-gnome-keyring-secret-service-and-d-bus-349df9411e67?source=friends_link&sk=4aeb493c59c91633c9a76489df9f5b7d
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https://medium.com/@setevoy4/what-is-linux-keyring-gnome-keyring-secret-service-and-d-bus-349df9411e67?source=friends_link&sk=4aeb493c59c91633c9a76489df9f5b7d
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Medium
What is: Linux keyring, gnome-keyring, Secret Service, and D-Bus
It’s a really long-read post and I wast sure if it’s better to split it into three parts or put them together. On the one side, there are…
Virt-Lightning: a Cloud-like CLI for libvirt to quickly start your local virtual machines
Hey! I would like to introduce a new tool I've been working on during the last months.
My day to day activities involves a lot of VM create/destroy. I use a cloud most of the time, but I got frustrated by the inherent latency of the whole thing. Especially because my laptop was perfectly able to run similar workload faster. I like libvirt and I know how to use cloud-init. I was looking for a CLI tool that allows me to reproduce my workflow, but with a local libvirt, this instead of my cloud!
And here comes Virt-Lightning. It uses a collection of local Cloud image (qcow2), prepares a cloud-init config-drive, and starts the VM in libvirt. It's fast, it's simple and it's compatible with tools like virsh or virt-manager.
It can also fetch existing images from the Internet, open SSH or terminal connection to the running VMs. The command is called \`vl\`, an alias for \`virt-lightning\`. Oh, and it can also generate an Ansible inventory of the running VM automagically, it handy when you need to run some post-configuration playbook.
If you're curious, the website shows up some examples: [https://virt-lightning.org/](https://virt-lightning.org)
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Hey! I would like to introduce a new tool I've been working on during the last months.
My day to day activities involves a lot of VM create/destroy. I use a cloud most of the time, but I got frustrated by the inherent latency of the whole thing. Especially because my laptop was perfectly able to run similar workload faster. I like libvirt and I know how to use cloud-init. I was looking for a CLI tool that allows me to reproduce my workflow, but with a local libvirt, this instead of my cloud!
And here comes Virt-Lightning. It uses a collection of local Cloud image (qcow2), prepares a cloud-init config-drive, and starts the VM in libvirt. It's fast, it's simple and it's compatible with tools like virsh or virt-manager.
It can also fetch existing images from the Internet, open SSH or terminal connection to the running VMs. The command is called \`vl\`, an alias for \`virt-lightning\`. Oh, and it can also generate an Ansible inventory of the running VM automagically, it handy when you need to run some post-configuration playbook.
If you're curious, the website shows up some examples: [https://virt-lightning.org/](https://virt-lightning.org)
https://redd.it/e7fvry
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Virt-Lightning: a Cloud-like CLI for libvirt to quickly start your...
Hey! I would like to introduce a new tool I've been working on during the last months. My day to day activities involves a lot of VM...
Arch linux in HP Elitebook 745 G5
I bought HP Elitebook 745 G5 the last week. I installed Arch and during this last week I checked and improved all options.
I write all notes in the wiki [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HP\_EliteBook\_745\_G5](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HP_EliteBook_745_G5)
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I bought HP Elitebook 745 G5 the last week. I installed Arch and during this last week I checked and improved all options.
I write all notes in the wiki [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HP\_EliteBook\_745\_G5](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HP_EliteBook_745_G5)
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Methods to Accelerate Linux Kernel Development using Yocto Project and the NXP MCIMX8M-EVK
https://mindchasers.com/dev/yocto-mcimx8m-accel
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Mindchasers
Methods to Accelerate Linux Kernel Development using Yocto Project and the NXP MCIMX8M-EVK
A discussion of techniques to accelerate development with the Linux Kernel and related when working with the Yocto Project and an NXP i.MX EVK system.
The pull request for adding systemd-homed is ready!
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/14096
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https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/14096
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GitHub
systemd-homed by poettering · Pull Request #14096 · systemd/systemd
Yupp, as presented at AllSystemsGo! 2019, here it is! Should be pretty complete, with LUKS and fscrypt backends, with PKCS#11 yubikey unlocking, key suspending during system sleep, and lots and lot...
How to Mount a Windows Share Folder on Linux
https://techblogup.com/mount-a-windows-share-folder-on-linux/
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https://techblogup.com/mount-a-windows-share-folder-on-linux/
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TechBlogUp
How to Mount a Windows Share Folder on Linux - TechBlogUp
Linux and Windows systems usually have major differences with different file systems and protocols in use. Sharing files between them is not so easy especially because they use two different sharing protocols. Here's how to mount a Windows share folder on…
10 Years Of Using Linux: How It Was Before, And How It Became
https://fosspost.org/opinions/10-years-of-using-linux
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https://fosspost.org/opinions/10-years-of-using-linux
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FOSS Post
10 Years of Using Linux: How It Was Before, And How it Became
2020 Marks my 10 years of using Linux, a decade of my life that I also spent in supporting, promoting and developing free software both in my local community
Now You can Stream Disney+ On Linux Operating Systems ! Is It True ???
https://techdator.net/now-you-can-stream-disney-on-linux-operating-systems/
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https://techdator.net/now-you-can-stream-disney-on-linux-operating-systems/
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TechDator
Now You can Stream Disney+ On Linux Operating Systems | TechDator
There is Good News for Linux Users that they can now Stream Disney+ on their Linux Computers, This Happens after the DRM Tweak.
This week in KDE: Easy Emoji input and more
https://pointieststick.com/2019/12/08/this-week-in-kde-easy-emoji-input-and-more/
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https://pointieststick.com/2019/12/08/this-week-in-kde-easy-emoji-input-and-more/
https://redd.it/e7ste7
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Adventures in Linux and KDE
This week in KDE: Easy Emoji input and more
Something cool this way comes… easy Emoji input! Speaking personally, lack of easy Emoji input on Plasma has been irritation for years. But no longer! Plasma now has a built-in Emoji chooser …
How to profile x11perf for different desktop environment?
When I run `x11perf -trap100` for different desktop environment(e.g., `kde` vs `mate`), their scores is very closely. I hope to profile which part of the slower de is the problem.
tools like `valgrind` is not a good choice imo, because both of them will report XFillPolygon cost most.
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When I run `x11perf -trap100` for different desktop environment(e.g., `kde` vs `mate`), their scores is very closely. I hope to profile which part of the slower de is the problem.
tools like `valgrind` is not a good choice imo, because both of them will report XFillPolygon cost most.
https://redd.it/e7tr53
@r_linux
reddit
How to profile x11perf for different desktop environment?
When I run `x11perf -trap100` for different desktop environment(e.g., `kde` vs `mate`), their scores is very closely. I hope to profile which part...
Why Do You Have A Server?
I don't know shit about servers.
I keep seeing people on here mentioning their servers. I just want to know what the hell you are doing? I'm very curious. Is it a hobby? Are you flexing? What is the purpose?
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@r_linux
I don't know shit about servers.
I keep seeing people on here mentioning their servers. I just want to know what the hell you are doing? I'm very curious. Is it a hobby? Are you flexing? What is the purpose?
https://redd.it/e740p3
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reddit
Why Do You Have A Server?
I don't know shit about servers. I keep seeing people on here mentioning their servers. I just want to know what the hell you are doing? I'm...
Upcoming OpenMandriva Lx 4.1 need more beautiful wallpapers from users. "Bright and Shiny" wallpaper contest open
https://www.openmandriva.org/en/news/article/bright-and-shiny-wallpaper-contest
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https://www.openmandriva.org/en/news/article/bright-and-shiny-wallpaper-contest
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OpenMandriva
Bright and Shiny: Wallpaper Contest – OpenMandriva
OpenMandriva Lx 4.1 will need more beautiful pictures. Wallpapers-extra is a collection of 10 non-default wallpapers contributed by the users. The theme for this competition is “Bright and Shiny”,…
checkinstall makes installation and maintenance from source code easier.
https://thelinuxuser.com/checkinstall-installing-from-source-code/
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https://thelinuxuser.com/checkinstall-installing-from-source-code/
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The Linux User
CheckInstall - Installing from source code - The Linux User
Installing from source code is one useful feature for Linux users. You can install any app not present in the App Store for the distribution you are using. However, the real complication starts when you no longer needs it and wants to uninstall / remove it.…