Trim down empty space/zeros of dd image?
I recently created an image using
However when I unpack it, it's of course still the size of the SD card (32 GB) and I evidentiality need at least a 32 GB sized SD card to flash it back. Looking at images of Raspbian, Ubuntu etc though they're around 1GB-2GB in size, so I was wondering how I can reduce the size of my image, so I can flash it to any size of SD card + don't have an inflated image when unzipping.
I think it might have something to do with the partition table telling the image how big it has to be, but I might be wrong.
tl;dr: how can I trim down my image?
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I recently created an image using
dd of my Raspberry Pi, because the configuration is final and SD cards like to break. Before I did that I used zerofree on another machine to zero the free space and can zip the image down to about 1 GB now. However when I unpack it, it's of course still the size of the SD card (32 GB) and I evidentiality need at least a 32 GB sized SD card to flash it back. Looking at images of Raspbian, Ubuntu etc though they're around 1GB-2GB in size, so I was wondering how I can reduce the size of my image, so I can flash it to any size of SD card + don't have an inflated image when unzipping.
I think it might have something to do with the partition table telling the image how big it has to be, but I might be wrong.
tl;dr: how can I trim down my image?
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Trim down empty space/zeros of dd image?
I recently created an image using `dd` of my Raspberry Pi, because the configuration is final and SD cards like to break. Before I did that I used...
Fixing CentOS Stream to RHEL Point Releases?
I was thinking about the whole CentOS abandonment in favour of CentOS Stream quite a bit lately for obvious reasons, and I have a question: what prevents someone from creating a CentOS Stream mirror which tracks RHEL point releases?
The idea is this: assume we're on RHEL 8.3; that would mean CentOS is 'rolling' to what will end up in 8.4. Could you not pull all the upgrades to packages and store them until RHEL 8.4 comes out and then 'fix' all the packages from the 'stream' updates to correspond to RHEL 8.4, and then update the mirror accordingly?
It's not a 'new' distribution, you're still running CentOS Stream, so no need for a rebuild from source, and no stepping over trademarks. The whole thing sounds like it could be mostly automated too. It would be a lot easier to do than creating a distro from RHEL provided sources, no? There would still be an issue that Stream is only 5 years support instead of 10, but that's the only significant issue I see.
Am I out to lunch here, are there are any obvious technical or legal problems that make this impossible?
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I was thinking about the whole CentOS abandonment in favour of CentOS Stream quite a bit lately for obvious reasons, and I have a question: what prevents someone from creating a CentOS Stream mirror which tracks RHEL point releases?
The idea is this: assume we're on RHEL 8.3; that would mean CentOS is 'rolling' to what will end up in 8.4. Could you not pull all the upgrades to packages and store them until RHEL 8.4 comes out and then 'fix' all the packages from the 'stream' updates to correspond to RHEL 8.4, and then update the mirror accordingly?
It's not a 'new' distribution, you're still running CentOS Stream, so no need for a rebuild from source, and no stepping over trademarks. The whole thing sounds like it could be mostly automated too. It would be a lot easier to do than creating a distro from RHEL provided sources, no? There would still be an issue that Stream is only 5 years support instead of 10, but that's the only significant issue I see.
Am I out to lunch here, are there are any obvious technical or legal problems that make this impossible?
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Fixing CentOS Stream to RHEL Point Releases?
I was thinking about the whole CentOS abandonment in favour of CentOS Stream quite a bit lately for obvious reasons, and I have a question: what...
Linux now supported on the Nintendo 64
Announcement:
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-mips/20201225190503.12353218812e1655f56f0bf8@gmx.com/T/#m0862c3484e0da7195dc8989421d30f01b3b1c63a
The N64 is now the oldest console able to run Linux.
Some previous attempted had been done in the past but never went as far as having a shell running.
The port uses musl and busybox to make it as lightweight as possible, although the OOM is never far away with 4MB of memory in 2020.
GitHub release: https://github.com/clbr/n64bootloader/tree/master/n64linux
In depth denoscription of the N64 architecture: https://www.copetti.org/writings/consoles/nintendo-64/
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Announcement:
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-mips/20201225190503.12353218812e1655f56f0bf8@gmx.com/T/#m0862c3484e0da7195dc8989421d30f01b3b1c63a
The N64 is now the oldest console able to run Linux.
Some previous attempted had been done in the past but never went as far as having a shell running.
The port uses musl and busybox to make it as lightweight as possible, although the OOM is never far away with 4MB of memory in 2020.
GitHub release: https://github.com/clbr/n64bootloader/tree/master/n64linux
In depth denoscription of the N64 architecture: https://www.copetti.org/writings/consoles/nintendo-64/
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What keeps Linux kernel and distros safe from malicious source code?
With the supply chain attacks recently in the news on Solar Winds, I was curious how the kernel itself and also various distros protect themselves from someone inserting malicious code into the source? For example what would prevent one of the kernel developers computers from getting hacked, the hacker inserts a backdoor, and then that gets rolled down to every distro. There are millions of lines of code so it seems impossible to review them all. Same with distros, how do the distros prevent this at the package level?
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With the supply chain attacks recently in the news on Solar Winds, I was curious how the kernel itself and also various distros protect themselves from someone inserting malicious code into the source? For example what would prevent one of the kernel developers computers from getting hacked, the hacker inserts a backdoor, and then that gets rolled down to every distro. There are millions of lines of code so it seems impossible to review them all. Same with distros, how do the distros prevent this at the package level?
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What keeps Linux kernel and distros safe from malicious source code?
With the supply chain attacks recently in the news on Solar Winds, I was curious how the kernel itself and also various distros protect themselves...
How do you roll your own distro?
How do you go about creating your own distro, but keeping it in an ISO format? Most of what I want to do is cosmetic, but also some specific configurations and packages that I want to make consistent.
The tools I was able to find we're mostly no longer supported and didn't seem to work anymore, and the ones that I could get working pretty much just resulted in a standard release and didn't let you change much. I know there's the Linux from scratch project, but I figure there's probably an easier way.
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How do you go about creating your own distro, but keeping it in an ISO format? Most of what I want to do is cosmetic, but also some specific configurations and packages that I want to make consistent.
The tools I was able to find we're mostly no longer supported and didn't seem to work anymore, and the ones that I could get working pretty much just resulted in a standard release and didn't let you change much. I know there's the Linux from scratch project, but I figure there's probably an easier way.
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Installing linux without losing files
Hi there people. Today I have decided that I am tired of windows and am now looking to move over to linux. I've just completed the creation of a bootable USB but am left with one question. Backing up my files. Now in advance I am going to say that I am aware of the partition method. However I think I have a work around. That is the fact that my PC has two harddrives. My idea is that if I use the inbuilt windows backup feature to back up the files to the second harddrive (where the OS is not going to be installed) then it shouldn't wipe the data on said harddrive. Does the installation remove data on both harddrives or is it just the one that the OS is installed to?
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Hi there people. Today I have decided that I am tired of windows and am now looking to move over to linux. I've just completed the creation of a bootable USB but am left with one question. Backing up my files. Now in advance I am going to say that I am aware of the partition method. However I think I have a work around. That is the fact that my PC has two harddrives. My idea is that if I use the inbuilt windows backup feature to back up the files to the second harddrive (where the OS is not going to be installed) then it shouldn't wipe the data on said harddrive. Does the installation remove data on both harddrives or is it just the one that the OS is installed to?
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Installing linux without losing files
Hi there people. Today I have decided that I am tired of windows and am now looking to move over to linux. I've just completed the creation of a...
Xmonad vs Bspwm
I have been using both window managers for some time now and honestly I really love xmonad but I like the fact that bspwm is configured entirely in bash. What I particularly like about xmonad is the multihead behaviour, however, I figured out a way to replicate it in xmonad.
What I would like to know is, which is the more powerful window manager and way benefits does each one have over another.
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I have been using both window managers for some time now and honestly I really love xmonad but I like the fact that bspwm is configured entirely in bash. What I particularly like about xmonad is the multihead behaviour, however, I figured out a way to replicate it in xmonad.
What I would like to know is, which is the more powerful window manager and way benefits does each one have over another.
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Xmonad vs Bspwm
I have been using both window managers for some time now and honestly I really love xmonad but I like the fact that bspwm is configured entirely...
Music Producer who cant switch to linux because of Maschine mk3
Hi!!
I am a 17 (2 months till my 18th birthday) music producer and begginer programmer who is trying to get into linux to get more into "computer stuff"
I use Pop Os, but I am not able to make a complete switch because I use a piece of gear called Maschine mk3 that only works with Mac and Windows.
I tried to install the software with wine, but the controller does not work (drivers are not compatible I supose)
Given this my options are running Linux on a VM, running WSL2 or running a Dual boot (my least favourite option, as I heard that it may cause problems and that having to reboot my PC when I want to make music is a real pain in the *ss).
Any sugestions??
BTW sorry for any typos, but my auto-corrector is for portuguese and it sometimes bugs for english
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Hi!!
I am a 17 (2 months till my 18th birthday) music producer and begginer programmer who is trying to get into linux to get more into "computer stuff"
I use Pop Os, but I am not able to make a complete switch because I use a piece of gear called Maschine mk3 that only works with Mac and Windows.
I tried to install the software with wine, but the controller does not work (drivers are not compatible I supose)
Given this my options are running Linux on a VM, running WSL2 or running a Dual boot (my least favourite option, as I heard that it may cause problems and that having to reboot my PC when I want to make music is a real pain in the *ss).
Any sugestions??
BTW sorry for any typos, but my auto-corrector is for portuguese and it sometimes bugs for english
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Music Producer who cant switch to linux because of Maschine mk3
Hi!! I am a 17 (2 months till my 18th birthday) music producer and begginer programmer who is trying to get into linux to get more into...
How to Sync Music to iPhone (kind of) Supports iOS 14 and below only works with iPhone 10 and below. (REQUIRES JAILBREAK)
# Please read before continuing with the rest of guide.
Now as the noscript mentions this does unfortunately require a jailbreak, and unfortunately you cannot use the stock iOS music app, so we are going to be using VLC instead. In this guide I will only cover the Jailbreak process for all A7-A11 devices. So the iPhone 5s-10. Please look up the Jailbreak process if your device is not a part of this device set. As I am more familiar with iPhones I only mentioned iphones. But as long as your iPad or iPod uses one of the SoCs mentioned above (so the A7-A11) you will be able to follow this process as well. (Or if you are running a version of iOS that has another Jailbreak method, or is on an iOS version older than 11.) As such, since no proprietary encoding is taking place either, you can use this process to add movies and other videos to your device as well. As this does require a jailbreak I am not responsible for any potential loss of of data. Please do an iCloud backup before continuing.
Jailbreaking:
This Jailbreak is semi tethered, meaning if you shut down your iphone or it dies you will lose the jailbreak. Though if you are just using the Jailbreak every once and a while to add music or movies, then this should not be much of an issue for you. As even if you lose the jailbreak your media files will not be deleted from your device. To reenable the Jailbreak you will need access to you computer.
WARNING for iPhone 8, 8 Plus or 10 users: due to an inability to properly exploit a process called SEP on A11 chipsets, it has to be mostly disabled. This is only an issue on iOS 14 to my current knowledge however. If you do not disable your passcode before installing the jailbreak your device will bootloop. So please disable it before hand as well as touch/face id. Older iPhone users do not have to worry about this. Same goes for iPhone 8 or 10 users on iOS 13 or below as well.
Installing the computer side program called checkra1n:
Copy and paste the following commands:
Then launch the application checkra1n.
If you are on an iPhone 8 or 10 running iOS 14, once again please remember to disable all lockscreen security. And DO NOT turn it back on after you Jailbreak. Doing so will cause a Kernel panic and reboot your device. Then in the checkra1n program, go to options and then check "Skip A11 BPR check" and "Allow untested iOS/iPadOS/tvOS versions" then click "back". From my experience on my 8 Plus the Jailbreak works perfectly fine.
Then click start and follow the onscreen instructions.
After your iPhone is finished rebooting you should see an app on the homescreen called Checkra1n.
Open it then tap Cydia. You must have internet on your iPhone to install it.
After it is done installing you should see an app called Cydia on your home screen.
You're done!
After Jailbreaking:
Required programs:
On linux:
iFuse: (this allows us to communicate with a portion of the iDevice's file system.) install on Ubuntu based distros with
On the iPhone:
Filza File Manager: To install it open Cydia go to the search tab and search for Filza. Then tap on the result called filza file manager (should have a blue toolbox icon) and then click the install button in the top right corner. Then click confirm. It should start to install. Then click return to Cydia. And then exit Cydia.
Finally! We can now transfer some music.
First plug your iPhone into your PC and trust the PC on your iPhone.
On the PC:
Open a terminal and type
Then select some music from your computer then click copy. Then go to the home folder, then into the
# Please read before continuing with the rest of guide.
Now as the noscript mentions this does unfortunately require a jailbreak, and unfortunately you cannot use the stock iOS music app, so we are going to be using VLC instead. In this guide I will only cover the Jailbreak process for all A7-A11 devices. So the iPhone 5s-10. Please look up the Jailbreak process if your device is not a part of this device set. As I am more familiar with iPhones I only mentioned iphones. But as long as your iPad or iPod uses one of the SoCs mentioned above (so the A7-A11) you will be able to follow this process as well. (Or if you are running a version of iOS that has another Jailbreak method, or is on an iOS version older than 11.) As such, since no proprietary encoding is taking place either, you can use this process to add movies and other videos to your device as well. As this does require a jailbreak I am not responsible for any potential loss of of data. Please do an iCloud backup before continuing.
Jailbreaking:
This Jailbreak is semi tethered, meaning if you shut down your iphone or it dies you will lose the jailbreak. Though if you are just using the Jailbreak every once and a while to add music or movies, then this should not be much of an issue for you. As even if you lose the jailbreak your media files will not be deleted from your device. To reenable the Jailbreak you will need access to you computer.
WARNING for iPhone 8, 8 Plus or 10 users: due to an inability to properly exploit a process called SEP on A11 chipsets, it has to be mostly disabled. This is only an issue on iOS 14 to my current knowledge however. If you do not disable your passcode before installing the jailbreak your device will bootloop. So please disable it before hand as well as touch/face id. Older iPhone users do not have to worry about this. Same goes for iPhone 8 or 10 users on iOS 13 or below as well.
Installing the computer side program called checkra1n:
Copy and paste the following commands:
echo "deb https://assets.checkra.in/debian /" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.listsudo apt-key adv --fetch-keys `https://assets.checkra.in/debian/archive.key`sudo apt updatesudo apt install chechra1nThen launch the application checkra1n.
If you are on an iPhone 8 or 10 running iOS 14, once again please remember to disable all lockscreen security. And DO NOT turn it back on after you Jailbreak. Doing so will cause a Kernel panic and reboot your device. Then in the checkra1n program, go to options and then check "Skip A11 BPR check" and "Allow untested iOS/iPadOS/tvOS versions" then click "back". From my experience on my 8 Plus the Jailbreak works perfectly fine.
Then click start and follow the onscreen instructions.
After your iPhone is finished rebooting you should see an app on the homescreen called Checkra1n.
Open it then tap Cydia. You must have internet on your iPhone to install it.
After it is done installing you should see an app called Cydia on your home screen.
You're done!
After Jailbreaking:
Required programs:
On linux:
iFuse: (this allows us to communicate with a portion of the iDevice's file system.) install on Ubuntu based distros with
sudo apt install ifuse though most distros should already have it preinstalled. On the iPhone:
Filza File Manager: To install it open Cydia go to the search tab and search for Filza. Then tap on the result called filza file manager (should have a blue toolbox icon) and then click the install button in the top right corner. Then click confirm. It should start to install. Then click return to Cydia. And then exit Cydia.
Finally! We can now transfer some music.
First plug your iPhone into your PC and trust the PC on your iPhone.
On the PC:
Open a terminal and type
mkdir iphoneifuse iphoneThen select some music from your computer then click copy. Then go to the home folder, then into the
iphone folder. Then create a new folder called Music, and open it. Then paste your music inside of that folder.
On the iPhone:
Open filza and navigate to /private/var/mobile/media
You should then see the Music folder you created. Open it, then tap and hold on one of the items inside and click select from the dropdown menu, and then select all the items in the music folder.
Then click copy (or move if you don't want them to stay in that music folder as well as in VLC)
then tap <mobile to go back a page.
Then navigate to containers/data/Application/VLC/Documents/Inbox
Then click the clipboard button
Then click paste to paste the music into VLC.
Then exit filza and open VLC
You should now see your music in the music tab of VLC.
​
I hope this guide helped anyone who wanted to use Linux to add music to an iPhone. It is less than ideal, but at least it works. If you have and suggestions, questions and/or comments please feel free to post them below.
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On the iPhone:
Open filza and navigate to /private/var/mobile/media
You should then see the Music folder you created. Open it, then tap and hold on one of the items inside and click select from the dropdown menu, and then select all the items in the music folder.
Then click copy (or move if you don't want them to stay in that music folder as well as in VLC)
then tap <mobile to go back a page.
Then navigate to containers/data/Application/VLC/Documents/Inbox
Then click the clipboard button
Then click paste to paste the music into VLC.
Then exit filza and open VLC
You should now see your music in the music tab of VLC.
​
I hope this guide helped anyone who wanted to use Linux to add music to an iPhone. It is less than ideal, but at least it works. If you have and suggestions, questions and/or comments please feel free to post them below.
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How to Sync Music to iPhone (kind of) Supports iOS 14 and below...
# Please read before continuing with the rest of guide. Now as the noscript mentions this does unfortunately require a jailbreak, and unfortunately...
I'm a bit curious: What phones do Linux users use?
I'm currently using a Samsung Galaxy A50, but I plan on upgrading in the future. Samsung doesn't seem to be going in the right direction anymore, so I would like to know what you guys use.
I figured asking the Linux subreddit would be a good idea, since Linux users tend to enjoy customization and privacy, which happens to also be what I'm looking for.
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I'm currently using a Samsung Galaxy A50, but I plan on upgrading in the future. Samsung doesn't seem to be going in the right direction anymore, so I would like to know what you guys use.
I figured asking the Linux subreddit would be a good idea, since Linux users tend to enjoy customization and privacy, which happens to also be what I'm looking for.
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I'm currently using a Samsung Galaxy A50, but I plan on upgrading in the future. Samsung doesn't seem to be going in the right direction anymore,...
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Thank god linux exists...
If it not for linux, I'd not be able to complete my phd project, which requires extreme amount of open browser tabs. In windows its just not possible with my hardware. If I did it in windows, would take me 10 hours. Now in 5 hours, I am done. Now I enjoy 5 hours of me time :)
Cant express how much I love all linux devs.
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If it not for linux, I'd not be able to complete my phd project, which requires extreme amount of open browser tabs. In windows its just not possible with my hardware. If I did it in windows, would take me 10 hours. Now in 5 hours, I am done. Now I enjoy 5 hours of me time :)
Cant express how much I love all linux devs.
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Thank god linux exists...
If it not for linux, I'd not be able to complete my phd project, which requires extreme amount of open browser tabs. In windows its just not...
Linux Experiences/Rants or Education/Certifications thread - December 28, 2020
Welcome to r/linux rants and experiences! This megathread is also to hear opinions from anyone just starting out with Linux or those that have used Linux (GNU or otherwise) for a long time.
Let us know what's annoying you, whats making you happy, or something that you want to get out to r/linux but didn't make the cut into a full post of it's own.
For those looking for certifications please use this megathread to ask about how to get certified whether it's for the business world or for your own satisfaction. Be sure to check out r/linuxadmin for more discussion in the SysAdmin world!
Please keep questions in r/linuxquestions, r/linux4noobs, or the Wednesday automod thread.
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Welcome to r/linux rants and experiences! This megathread is also to hear opinions from anyone just starting out with Linux or those that have used Linux (GNU or otherwise) for a long time.
Let us know what's annoying you, whats making you happy, or something that you want to get out to r/linux but didn't make the cut into a full post of it's own.
For those looking for certifications please use this megathread to ask about how to get certified whether it's for the business world or for your own satisfaction. Be sure to check out r/linuxadmin for more discussion in the SysAdmin world!
Please keep questions in r/linuxquestions, r/linux4noobs, or the Wednesday automod thread.
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coolgreen - a rice dedicated to ease of installation
Allow me to introduce to the community a project I'm currently working on, which I have named coolgreen. Based off of dwm, coolgreen aims to provide a solid window manager while making it easy for newcomers and enjoyable for veterans alike. This project is in the extremely early phases of development, but I hope that some day it can become a viable option for newcomers to the window manager side of Linux. Please, if you have the time, give it a shot and leave some feedback, as I want to make this the best it possibly can be.
​
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Allow me to introduce to the community a project I'm currently working on, which I have named coolgreen. Based off of dwm, coolgreen aims to provide a solid window manager while making it easy for newcomers and enjoyable for veterans alike. This project is in the extremely early phases of development, but I hope that some day it can become a viable option for newcomers to the window manager side of Linux. Please, if you have the time, give it a shot and leave some feedback, as I want to make this the best it possibly can be.
​
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a rice dedicated to ease of installation based on dwm and other suckless utilities - canada-water/coolgreen
Gtk, Qt etc.
I'm confused about gtk.
gtk2, gtk3 and qt. none of the parts make sense to me.
What I like to do, is to install a theme, and icon theme. I would like to configure this. Eg. I want to change the colors and icons.
So first of all, what do I need to install to make my gui apps look good? Should I install a gtk2 or gtk3 theme? and what about qt? I would like to avoid installing a gtk engine, and would like to configure theme and icones, in the gtkrc itself or something similere. I use a tiling wm if it is realevent to know.
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I'm confused about gtk.
gtk2, gtk3 and qt. none of the parts make sense to me.
What I like to do, is to install a theme, and icon theme. I would like to configure this. Eg. I want to change the colors and icons.
So first of all, what do I need to install to make my gui apps look good? Should I install a gtk2 or gtk3 theme? and what about qt? I would like to avoid installing a gtk engine, and would like to configure theme and icones, in the gtkrc itself or something similere. I use a tiling wm if it is realevent to know.
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Gtk, Qt etc.
I'm confused about gtk. gtk2, gtk3 and qt. none of the parts make sense to me. What I like to do, is to install a theme, and icon theme. I would...
Soundux - Soundboard for linux that outputs to any program that is accepting input without requiring you to switch inputs
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Install Soundux on Linux | Flathub
A cross-platform soundboard
Anyone uses Scientific Linux?
Does anyone here uses Scientific Linux on a regular basis? If so, why did you switch for it?
I'm a Windows user that employs Scientific Linux for some specific purposes, so I wanted to know if I should make the change to this distribution. Are there any Linux options for scientists besides Scientific Linux?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Does anyone here uses Scientific Linux on a regular basis? If so, why did you switch for it?
I'm a Windows user that employs Scientific Linux for some specific purposes, so I wanted to know if I should make the change to this distribution. Are there any Linux options for scientists besides Scientific Linux?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Anyone uses Scientific Linux?
Does anyone here uses Scientific Linux on a regular basis? If so, why did you switch for it? I'm a Windows user that employs Scientific Linux...