Made the switch, set up for Tetherd Capture and image editing.. with retro gaming on the side.
https://redd.it/f9xwzq
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Should we still worry about Microsoft known EEE practices?

I read that Microsoft had [EEE](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguish) practices in the past. And now that they are saying they love Linux, should we be worried about it or is it things of the past?

https://redd.it/f9zfsa
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Help, I have been trying to do this lab for over 2 hours.
https://redd.it/fa0d7j
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Why I don't get rough and dirty with the Terminal

From the noscript, I expect a lot of downvotes from power users.

I've been told in other Linux forums that as a Linux user I'm expected to get rough and dirty with the Terminal, be adventurous with it, bork my own system. Yeah no.

I barely use the Terminal at all, in fact, I try to avoid using the Terminal because of a terrible experience with it, I borked my own system and I wasted 4 hours of my life reinstalling everything and getting all my music, videos and documents back from my backup USBs.

So yeah, I'm a Linux user that lives in the GUI and I only use the Terminal when I need to and I don't use it for everything. GUI for the win for me.

https://redd.it/f98la2
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Remote root exploits are now publicly available for LPE and RCE in OpenBSD's OpenSMTPD's default install (CVE-2020-8794)
https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2020/02/26/1

https://redd.it/fa1qo9
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runns v1.3 -- simple client/server to run programs inside network namespaces.
https://github.com/dalegr/runns/releases/tag/v1.3

https://redd.it/fa2ic5
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Microsoft uses its expertise in malware to help with fileless attack detection on Linux

[linuxsecurity.com](https://linuxsecurity.com/news/vendors-products/microsoft-uses-its-expertise-in-malware-to-help-with-fileless-attack-detection-on-linux): “*Hey, Linux fans! Microsoft has got your back over fileless threats. Assuming you've bought into the whole Azure Security Center thing*.”

https://redd.it/fa4quf
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Cartesi — Creepts Tower Defense DApp Testnet Launches

We’re excited to announce the full launch of Cartesi’s first DApp: Creepts on Ethereum’s Rinkeby testnet!

Creepts is the world’s first fully decentralized tower defense tournament game. It is built on top of Cartesi’s Layer 2 Linux solution for blockchains, which is available as an open-source software stack that is under active development.

Full Article & Guide: https://medium.com/cartesi/cartesi-creepts-tower-defense-dapp-testnet-launches-6be22ff4503d

https://redd.it/fa502i
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Gallium OS is taking up so much storage on my chromebook...

I installed Gallium OS on my chromebook so that it can dual boot both chrome os and gallium os. After a while, I powerwashed my chromebook, intending to delete gallium os. But then in chrome os, it kept saying "Device disk space critically low." How do I completely get rid of gallium os and free up space?

https://redd.it/fa6j0u
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File that root gets "permission denied"

I didn't even know this was possible.

My Netgear ReadyNAS OS 6.10 server uses a file in the \~/.ssh directory named `ssh_authorized_key` (rather than the standard `authorzied_key` file that pretty much all linux distros use for ssh key-bases logins. I'm fine with this, but I cannot figure out why, as a root user logged in to the CLI, I cannot modify this file, whatsoever. I can't move it, delete it, or modify it. Permission denied.. as root.

What is this about? I get that Netgear intends that edits should be made thought the web-based GUI, but why can't root modify this file?

The `getfacl` shows no extra ACLs on the file. I'm stumped

(I hope the bot doesn't block this. I am more curious as to how this is possible, rather than how to fix.)

https://redd.it/fa76os
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I can't do that | sudo
https://redd.it/fa7qnv
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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS to revert GNOME Calculator and other apps from "snap" to "deb", ship GNOME Software as a Snap instead.
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/focal-changes/2020-February/010667.html

https://redd.it/fa8ewy
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Crossposted, I need help with a gift idea. (Story in comments)
https://redd.it/fa7xwu
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What are some things people aren't told about Linux?

So I might be building a new pc for uni and to save money on an OS Linux has been coming to mind.

But the only things I hear is that it has a learning curve, support for games is improving and it's aimed for server usage.

So my main question is what is it actually like trying to get support for games because finding out I won't be able to play rocket league is a massive deal breaker.

What are some of the functionalities you will lose from leaving windows, right now the main thing I do is play games, run a Plex server, YouTube and Netflix is all of that (barring games) still compatible.

Finally my uni course is games programming so I will need access to Unity, Unreal Engine and Visual studio (as well as some stuff like Google docs etc), are these compatible?

Obviously if I am only looking to save money is it even worth getting linux?

The last point I don't know how to word fully but what are some of the main things that drew you in or some important details to share?

https://redd.it/fa9h3w
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There was a reason I lowered my security more...

I learned more, gentlemen, please show me that the elder rule and not monkeys. Russians r just down the street, lets not make a horrible mess. I can make Snowden look bad on certain things, being specific on technical knowledge, so please. Do I ask for much? Show me you are someone I can honor.

https://redd.it/faa43o
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Creating a Virtual Monitor that my KDE sees as any normal display, and having a VNC / remote-desktop server manage it

I have access to a big all-in-one computer running Windows. I want to use it as a monitor for my Arch Linux laptop, but I cannot do it the simple way: that all-in-one computer doesn't have a video input port.

I'm thus thinking to use that computer as a VNC or remote-desktop client connected to my system. I want the experience to be as seamless as possible though: this second monitor should act like any normal second monitor would: managed as a second display for my X11 screen by KDE.

Is it possible to create a virtual display on my Linux system that my DE, KDE, sees as any normal external display, and have a VNC/remote-desktop server managing it?

If you have other ideas to achieve my desired result, I'm of course interested!

https://redd.it/faa79x
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How to Use the awk Command on Linux

[How to Use the awk Command on Linux](http://topshortlink.com/zhF9jq3V)

[i](https://preview.redd.it/o1l6lhuh4gj41.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fd837a6aab1f6f801c7f7c48f1b6d351392f731c)

https://redd.it/faacnk
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NordVPN for linux app.

Hi all,

I've created a small app that lets you connect to nordvpn on linux, it uses their cli, xtermjs and electron under the hood. Note that this app is not final, actually it's a first small release with most of their cli functionality working.

[https://github.com/martijnmichel/nordvpn-linux](https://github.com/martijnmichel/nordvpn-linux) for some small docs.

[https://github.com/martijnmichel/nordvpn-linux/releases](https://github.com/martijnmichel/nordvpn-linux/releases) to download the release.

I hope to get some feedback. Thanks

https://redd.it/fabghr
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(help)desktop environment is recognized as not installed KDE

i use i3 on arch and didnt install desktop environment.but i run neofetch,then neofetch said KDE
so i checked process but plasm or kde something didnt run

xdg-open dont work cuz kfmclient(kde) error

https://redd.it/facgap
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Windows missing from bootloader

So, I have a bit of experience with Linux and I've tried a few distros and I quite like OpenSuse. Problem is after installing it I boot to the Grub2 Bootloader and my options are: "OpenSuse", "Advanced OpenSuse" and some other option that just has more OpenSuse in it. If I change the boot order in the UEFI menu I can boot into Windows normally and hitting F11 during startup brings up the boot menu like normal for me to choose.

So my question is, is there a specific way I have to install OpenSuse to include Windows in the Grub menu or can I add the windows entry to the grub menu? Windows was on there first. Linux is on a separate ssd

https://redd.it/fadnr5
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Experimental Panfrost OpenGL ES 3.0 support has landed in Mesa

Panfrost's ES 3.0 support has landed in upstream Mesa and works with a mainline Linux kernel. The support is still early, but if you're feeling adventurous, feel free to give it a try on your favourite ES 3.0 applications and games!

[https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2020/02/27/experimental-panfrost-gles-3-support-has-landed/](https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2020/02/27/experimental-panfrost-gles-3-support-has-landed/)

https://redd.it/fae928
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