OpenZFS 2.0.1 Released With Linux 5.10 Support, Many Fixes
https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/releases/tag/zfs-2.0.1
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Release OpenZFS 2.0.1 · openzfs/zfs
Supported Platforms
Linux: compatible with 3.10 - 5.10 kernels
FreeBSD: Release 12.2, stable/12, 13.0 (HEAD)
Changes
Autoconf 2.70 compatibility #11413 #11419
zfs_mount_all_mountpoints: cleanup_...
Linux: compatible with 3.10 - 5.10 kernels
FreeBSD: Release 12.2, stable/12, 13.0 (HEAD)
Changes
Autoconf 2.70 compatibility #11413 #11419
zfs_mount_all_mountpoints: cleanup_...
NVIDIA sends out patches to support hardware acceleration with Xwayland
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/merge_requests/587
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Xwayland: Support hardware accelerated rendering with the proprietary NVIDIA driver (!587) · Merge requests · xorg / xserver ·…
These two patches are intended to accompany upcoming support in the proprietary NVIDIA driver for hardware accelerated GL and Vulkan rendering with Xwayland. They shouldn't interfere with the...
Easy to use Remote filesystem noscript mounting tool
Hi guys, some months ago, I wrote a small bash noscript to simplify the use of sshfs and fuse, in the process of mounting in my ubuntu local machine remote file systems.
I call it kmountssh and after installing it (also I wrote a sh installer noscript for ubuntu 18.04) you can just type and run something like:
$ kmountssh -h="[host\]" -u="[remote user\]"
And it will do the necessary to mount the remote filesystem.
Also, to display a detailed list of available options params you can always use:
$ kmountssh --help
The noscript, and the installer for ubuntu18.04 (it should also work in ubuntu19.x and beyond, provably also in Debian > 9.x) its available at:
https://github.com/lemyskaman/kmountssh
Hope it came as useful as it is to me, and if it does pleas comment :) cheers
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Hi guys, some months ago, I wrote a small bash noscript to simplify the use of sshfs and fuse, in the process of mounting in my ubuntu local machine remote file systems.
I call it kmountssh and after installing it (also I wrote a sh installer noscript for ubuntu 18.04) you can just type and run something like:
$ kmountssh -h="[host\]" -u="[remote user\]"
And it will do the necessary to mount the remote filesystem.
Also, to display a detailed list of available options params you can always use:
$ kmountssh --help
The noscript, and the installer for ubuntu18.04 (it should also work in ubuntu19.x and beyond, provably also in Debian > 9.x) its available at:
https://github.com/lemyskaman/kmountssh
Hope it came as useful as it is to me, and if it does pleas comment :) cheers
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GitHub - lemyskaman/kmountssh: A handy mounting tool over ssh
A handy mounting tool over ssh. Contribute to lemyskaman/kmountssh development by creating an account on GitHub.
Grub Windows 10 time keeps resetting to Greenwich time
Hello, I use Windows 10, and Ubuntu 20.14.1. LTS, Grub used for choosing OS while booting.
I have been experiencing occasional resetting of Windows time to GMT-0.
Why is this happening, and how do I set up to make sure the local time is kept for Windows 10?
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Hello, I use Windows 10, and Ubuntu 20.14.1. LTS, Grub used for choosing OS while booting.
I have been experiencing occasional resetting of Windows time to GMT-0.
Why is this happening, and how do I set up to make sure the local time is kept for Windows 10?
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[Grub] Windows 10 time keeps resetting to Greenwich time
Hello, I use Windows 10, and Ubuntu 20.14.1. LTS, Grub used for choosing OS while booting. I have been experiencing occasional resetting of...
Questions about the /run/user/1000 directory
Why files in my home directory seem to be synced to the /run/user/1000 directory? Some images I downloaded are there. Can someone explain me the relationship between the /run/user/1000 directory and home directory?
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Why files in my home directory seem to be synced to the /run/user/1000 directory? Some images I downloaded are there. Can someone explain me the relationship between the /run/user/1000 directory and home directory?
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Questions about the /run/user/1000 directory
Why files in my home directory seem to be synced to the /run/user/1000 directory? Some images I downloaded are there. Can someone explain me the...
Does anyone have any news of HDR on Linux?
It has been many years since HDR became an important feature of displays, but I haven't seen Linux to do anything to support it, it seems like they have given up on HDR, maybe some of the developers here know what happens?
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It has been many years since HDR became an important feature of displays, but I haven't seen Linux to do anything to support it, it seems like they have given up on HDR, maybe some of the developers here know what happens?
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Does anyone have any news of HDR on Linux?
It has been many years since HDR became an important feature of displays, but I haven't seen Linux to do anything to support it, it seems like...
My tabs disappear from the task bar on mint
I am very new to Linux just recently installed mint but recently when you open a tab in my laptop it doesn’t show up on the task bar so it is impossible to close it if you minimize it is there any way to fix this thanks to anyone who replies
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I am very new to Linux just recently installed mint but recently when you open a tab in my laptop it doesn’t show up on the task bar so it is impossible to close it if you minimize it is there any way to fix this thanks to anyone who replies
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My tabs disappear from the task bar on mint
I am very new to Linux just recently installed mint but recently when you open a tab in my laptop it doesn’t show up on the task bar so it is...
Experimenting with colour managed applications, the case of Eye of Gnome and Shotwell
Greeting fellow Linux users!
​
*Dear mods, I tried posting to* r/linuxquestions *, but "Videos and images are not allowed". Maybe this will fall under Rule 5 "Relevance to this community". Let me know if it does not*.
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TLDR:
1. Shotwell is apparently not colour managed, and yet, it displays the pictures in aRGB and sRGB differently. To my knowledge, this information is stored in the embedded ICC profile, no?
2. Eye of gnome clearly reads the embedded profile, in both jpg and png. How is that it displays both sRGB and aRGB images the same way? Does that mean that a colour managed application is able to convert any input profile to the system profile, using both the embedded profile (indicating what the original colour space is) and the system profile to render it properly?
​
​
Long version:
I have a question regarding color management and colour spaces (sRGB and AdobeRGB) and how Eye of Gnome (eog) & Shotwell deal with them.
I recently (re)dived into the topic and after exporting a picture I edited with Darktable in sRGB & aRGB, I decided to compare eog and shotwell to have an idea on how it would look on a different computer. *Note that I have a wide gamut monitor, calibrated and profiled using benQ palette master element and displaycal.*
Here are my results:
**PART I**
eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, centre darktable preview in sRGB
[eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, centre darktable preview in sRGB](https://preview.redd.it/vgacu2o5fi961.png?width=1915&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8206a2db281a0335c87e372a2388c1a29b7fd66)
​
Observations:
* sRGB (centre pic) look more saturated than the others because I took this screenshot on a wide gamut monitor with the relevant profile.
* both pictures on the left look the same with eye of gnome, despite one being saved in sRGB and the other in aRGB
* shotwell displays the pictures differently. Conclusion: shotwell knows the difference between sRGB and aRGB. It means, it must be reading the embedded icc profile, right? (more on that later)
​
**PART II**
Same as above, only difference is the central picture is now displayed using the system profile.
eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, centre darktable preview using system profile
[eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, center darktable preview using system profile](https://preview.redd.it/jfngzbtdfi961.png?width=1907&format=png&auto=webp&s=ceb4411c44608010926dc60fe757b5b2c806c0b3)
Observations:
* The picture in the centre looks like those displayed on the left, ie by eye of gnome, right? Conclusion, eog can now use the system profile to render a picture.
* Note, that I also did this test with Geeqie, and I get eog results if I enable colour management in the menu VIEW > COLOUR MANAGEMENT
​
**PART III**
Using test images to check if eog and shotwell read embedded ICC.
[test jpg and png using embedded profile. eog on the left, shotwell on the right](https://preview.redd.it/k4te02y9hi961.png?width=1128&format=png&auto=webp&s=1435d5ecb31f7cbbac5bb7eb2154b1c029e0efaa)
Observations:
* Well, the screenshot is pretty self explanatory, shotwell does not read embedded ICC profiles...
​
**QUESTION**:
Finally the question!
1. Shotwell is apparently not colour managed, and yet, it displays the pictures in aRGB and sRGB differently. To my knowledge, this information is stored in the embedded ICC profile, no?
2. Eye of gnome clearly reads the embedded profile, in both jpg and png. How is that it displays both sRGB and aRGB images the same way? Does that mean that a colour managed application is able to convert any input profile to the system profile, using both the embedded profile (indicating what the original colour space is) and the system profile to render it properly?
​
Thank you!
​
**Sources**:
* RAW from Anthony Morganti:
Greeting fellow Linux users!
​
*Dear mods, I tried posting to* r/linuxquestions *, but "Videos and images are not allowed". Maybe this will fall under Rule 5 "Relevance to this community". Let me know if it does not*.
​
TLDR:
1. Shotwell is apparently not colour managed, and yet, it displays the pictures in aRGB and sRGB differently. To my knowledge, this information is stored in the embedded ICC profile, no?
2. Eye of gnome clearly reads the embedded profile, in both jpg and png. How is that it displays both sRGB and aRGB images the same way? Does that mean that a colour managed application is able to convert any input profile to the system profile, using both the embedded profile (indicating what the original colour space is) and the system profile to render it properly?
​
​
Long version:
I have a question regarding color management and colour spaces (sRGB and AdobeRGB) and how Eye of Gnome (eog) & Shotwell deal with them.
I recently (re)dived into the topic and after exporting a picture I edited with Darktable in sRGB & aRGB, I decided to compare eog and shotwell to have an idea on how it would look on a different computer. *Note that I have a wide gamut monitor, calibrated and profiled using benQ palette master element and displaycal.*
Here are my results:
**PART I**
eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, centre darktable preview in sRGB
[eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, centre darktable preview in sRGB](https://preview.redd.it/vgacu2o5fi961.png?width=1915&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8206a2db281a0335c87e372a2388c1a29b7fd66)
​
Observations:
* sRGB (centre pic) look more saturated than the others because I took this screenshot on a wide gamut monitor with the relevant profile.
* both pictures on the left look the same with eye of gnome, despite one being saved in sRGB and the other in aRGB
* shotwell displays the pictures differently. Conclusion: shotwell knows the difference between sRGB and aRGB. It means, it must be reading the embedded icc profile, right? (more on that later)
​
**PART II**
Same as above, only difference is the central picture is now displayed using the system profile.
eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, centre darktable preview using system profile
[eog on the left, shotwell on the right. aRGB top, sRGB bottom, center darktable preview using system profile](https://preview.redd.it/jfngzbtdfi961.png?width=1907&format=png&auto=webp&s=ceb4411c44608010926dc60fe757b5b2c806c0b3)
Observations:
* The picture in the centre looks like those displayed on the left, ie by eye of gnome, right? Conclusion, eog can now use the system profile to render a picture.
* Note, that I also did this test with Geeqie, and I get eog results if I enable colour management in the menu VIEW > COLOUR MANAGEMENT
​
**PART III**
Using test images to check if eog and shotwell read embedded ICC.
[test jpg and png using embedded profile. eog on the left, shotwell on the right](https://preview.redd.it/k4te02y9hi961.png?width=1128&format=png&auto=webp&s=1435d5ecb31f7cbbac5bb7eb2154b1c029e0efaa)
Observations:
* Well, the screenshot is pretty self explanatory, shotwell does not read embedded ICC profiles...
​
**QUESTION**:
Finally the question!
1. Shotwell is apparently not colour managed, and yet, it displays the pictures in aRGB and sRGB differently. To my knowledge, this information is stored in the embedded ICC profile, no?
2. Eye of gnome clearly reads the embedded profile, in both jpg and png. How is that it displays both sRGB and aRGB images the same way? Does that mean that a colour managed application is able to convert any input profile to the system profile, using both the embedded profile (indicating what the original colour space is) and the system profile to render it properly?
​
Thank you!
​
**Sources**:
* RAW from Anthony Morganti:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09OlTLUIXFU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09OlTLUIXFU)
* Test images from DisplayCAL website: [https://displaycal.net/icc-color-management-test/](https://displaycal.net/icc-color-management-test/)
* My exported jpg in adobeRGB: [https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/TtwBfWZbh7Q2d6X7/\_DSF0731\_aRGB.jpg](https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/TtwBfWZbh7Q2d6X7/_DSF0731_aRGB.jpg)
* in sRGB: [https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/EDA7nezBcR4e5pns/\_DSF0731\_sRGB.jpg](https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/EDA7nezBcR4e5pns/_DSF0731_sRGB.jpg)
* Note that this upload will expire on 2/4/2021 at 1:01:36 PM UTC-0
* eog 3.38.1-1 & shotwell 2:0.30.11-1
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* Test images from DisplayCAL website: [https://displaycal.net/icc-color-management-test/](https://displaycal.net/icc-color-management-test/)
* My exported jpg in adobeRGB: [https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/TtwBfWZbh7Q2d6X7/\_DSF0731\_aRGB.jpg](https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/TtwBfWZbh7Q2d6X7/_DSF0731_aRGB.jpg)
* in sRGB: [https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/EDA7nezBcR4e5pns/\_DSF0731\_sRGB.jpg](https://plik.root.gg/file/ce7iutZUAAHONN39/EDA7nezBcR4e5pns/_DSF0731_sRGB.jpg)
* Note that this upload will expire on 2/4/2021 at 1:01:36 PM UTC-0
* eog 3.38.1-1 & shotwell 2:0.30.11-1
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Which is the BEST Photo EDITOR?
In this video, I do my best to help you determine which photo editor is best for you. I've taken a RAW file and edited it in Capture One ver 20, Exposure X5, Lightroom Classic, Luminar 4, and On1 Photo RAW 2020. You can download the RAW file and all those…
Using a different distro each year
I don’t know if someone has done this before but:
What would be the benefit of changing ones main machine Linux distro per year?
Say I for the next 5 years, I use a different Linux (or Unix idk) distro for a year. Then report back what certain aspects of using the distro were beneficial or different from other distro, or couldn’t do but could do in other distros...
Like Ubuntu would be the easiest and most supported distro for many things
Versus using fedora or Linux mint and seeing if those will run docker or kubernets
I just thought if someone wanted to bathe in the Linux pool and take a dive in each one to see what kind of rides or slides that each distro gives the user.
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I don’t know if someone has done this before but:
What would be the benefit of changing ones main machine Linux distro per year?
Say I for the next 5 years, I use a different Linux (or Unix idk) distro for a year. Then report back what certain aspects of using the distro were beneficial or different from other distro, or couldn’t do but could do in other distros...
Like Ubuntu would be the easiest and most supported distro for many things
Versus using fedora or Linux mint and seeing if those will run docker or kubernets
I just thought if someone wanted to bathe in the Linux pool and take a dive in each one to see what kind of rides or slides that each distro gives the user.
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Using a different distro each year
I don’t know if someone has done this before but: What would be the benefit of changing ones main machine Linux distro per year? Say I for the...
New in Linux - question about RAM usage
I use Pop OS, switched from Win. I mostly do simultaneous tasks in Blender 3D, Davinci Resolve and Vmware Workstation Player. I noticed that RAM usage is great.
But what is the difference between Cache and Swap? This I don't understand based on Cache is used and when Swap is used.
Thank you for explaining.
https://preview.redd.it/fuulhbq1bw961.png?width=1716&format=png&auto=webp&s=0ef10f054406bed5d216c080398ffe7b48460c94
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I use Pop OS, switched from Win. I mostly do simultaneous tasks in Blender 3D, Davinci Resolve and Vmware Workstation Player. I noticed that RAM usage is great.
But what is the difference between Cache and Swap? This I don't understand based on Cache is used and when Swap is used.
Thank you for explaining.
https://preview.redd.it/fuulhbq1bw961.png?width=1716&format=png&auto=webp&s=0ef10f054406bed5d216c080398ffe7b48460c94
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GNU Units: measurement conversions, general-purpose scientific calculator
https://www.gnu.org/software/units/
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GNU Units
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Releases for KDE software in January include KIO Fuse, an add-on that lets all applications like LibreOffice access remote files safely as if they were local; bugfixes; and new apps MyGNUHealth, KGeoTag and Kongress
https://kde.org/announcements/releases/2021-01-apps-update/
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KDE's January 2021 Apps Update
This month, we welcome a new chat app for Matrix, while KIO Fuse brings better integration with files on a local network.
Moving to Linux (maybe), Proton Compatibility and Programing from Linux.
Long story short, i've used Ubuntu about... 11 years ago and i liked it. But windows kept me hostage because i just like games so much.
I'm upgrading some pc parts this week, and i'm going to format my pc, i'm deciding if i'll keep using Windows 10 or if i'll move to Linux.
Question1:
I'm starting a college course to learn programming in a couple of weeks. If i code something on Linux will it be difficult to run on Windows 10?
Question2:
The vast majority of my games are on Steam or Itch.io and i've heard about Proton, and how it can make a lot of games run on Linux without an issue. Is there any way to check on steam which of my games will be able to run on proton? I'm fine if a couple of my 556 games won't work atm. But if MOST of my games won't run that'll be a problem.
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Long story short, i've used Ubuntu about... 11 years ago and i liked it. But windows kept me hostage because i just like games so much.
I'm upgrading some pc parts this week, and i'm going to format my pc, i'm deciding if i'll keep using Windows 10 or if i'll move to Linux.
Question1:
I'm starting a college course to learn programming in a couple of weeks. If i code something on Linux will it be difficult to run on Windows 10?
Question2:
The vast majority of my games are on Steam or Itch.io and i've heard about Proton, and how it can make a lot of games run on Linux without an issue. Is there any way to check on steam which of my games will be able to run on proton? I'm fine if a couple of my 556 games won't work atm. But if MOST of my games won't run that'll be a problem.
https://redd.it/ksezm9
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Moving to Linux (maybe), Proton Compatibility and Programing from...
Long story short, i've used Ubuntu about... 11 years ago and i liked it. But windows kept me hostage because i just like games so much. I'm...
Search within Zathura PDF
Over the past couple days, I've been working on building a new, more personalized note-taking setup using vim similar to the method explained in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh\_WGWii7UE&t
Halfway through the video, nixcasts (aka connormcd) shows they're making use of a Linux-based pdf viewer called Zathura. So far, I've read a little about how Zathura's nice as a PDF viewer if you're interested in navigating through pdf docs using Vim key-bindings. While that's really cool, I'd also like to find out how well Zathura supports searches through PDF text.
Can any existing users of Zathura comment on how well / how fast Zathura can search through pdfs? As a Mac user, I'm basically only familiar using Adobe DC reader for working with pdfs where search is... depressingly slow. Though I recognize searching pdf text is something that may be more of a problem inherent to working in the pdf standard rather than more easily indexed plaintext. In short, since search is a pretty important feature for my needs, I just want to know if programs like Zathura, etc. are any faster at executing search.
Also, as a Mac user, I realize there would be certain major obstacles to getting started with a program like Okular, so that's not really an option I can easily entertain. Plus I'd like to be able to actually start working on and thinking about my notes, not messing around with KDE installations and then working through an abstract, personalized Vim configuration. My time is unfortunately pretty limited.
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Over the past couple days, I've been working on building a new, more personalized note-taking setup using vim similar to the method explained in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh\_WGWii7UE&t
Halfway through the video, nixcasts (aka connormcd) shows they're making use of a Linux-based pdf viewer called Zathura. So far, I've read a little about how Zathura's nice as a PDF viewer if you're interested in navigating through pdf docs using Vim key-bindings. While that's really cool, I'd also like to find out how well Zathura supports searches through PDF text.
Can any existing users of Zathura comment on how well / how fast Zathura can search through pdfs? As a Mac user, I'm basically only familiar using Adobe DC reader for working with pdfs where search is... depressingly slow. Though I recognize searching pdf text is something that may be more of a problem inherent to working in the pdf standard rather than more easily indexed plaintext. In short, since search is a pretty important feature for my needs, I just want to know if programs like Zathura, etc. are any faster at executing search.
Also, as a Mac user, I realize there would be certain major obstacles to getting started with a program like Okular, so that's not really an option I can easily entertain. Plus I'd like to be able to actually start working on and thinking about my notes, not messing around with KDE installations and then working through an abstract, personalized Vim configuration. My time is unfortunately pretty limited.
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Vim notetaking tips
This video is a follow-up from my previous video (link below) regarding notetaking in vim. I talk about some things I've learned from taking notes in vim for a couple years and tools I've created along the way.
Old video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ93UYeaoww…
Old video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ93UYeaoww…
Why would you choose Linux over Windows or MacOS
I've uses Linux because of the challenge of it and because I like working with minimalistic graphical interfaces. I recently had an argument with a mate who insits on MacOS and I wondered what other arguments beside that it's open source are in the favour of Linux.
I know there are some security and data policy related issues and it also uses less ressources than for example windows. Maybe you guys know some ,,hard" facts why to choose Linux over Windows or MacOS.
Maybe you can also provide some links?
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I've uses Linux because of the challenge of it and because I like working with minimalistic graphical interfaces. I recently had an argument with a mate who insits on MacOS and I wondered what other arguments beside that it's open source are in the favour of Linux.
I know there are some security and data policy related issues and it also uses less ressources than for example windows. Maybe you guys know some ,,hard" facts why to choose Linux over Windows or MacOS.
Maybe you can also provide some links?
https://redd.it/kshsnu
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Why would you choose Linux over Windows or MacOS
I've uses Linux because of the challenge of it and because I like working with minimalistic graphical interfaces. I recently had an argument with...
Discussion for the video editors out there. Any favourite editing software, distro, DE for editing?
Hi, just wondering what is your opinion/experience with Linux video editing softwares, your favourites?
Do you think there is an optimal distro/DE for editing /the program you use?
I'm quite new to Linux...
What do you think?
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Hi, just wondering what is your opinion/experience with Linux video editing softwares, your favourites?
Do you think there is an optimal distro/DE for editing /the program you use?
I'm quite new to Linux...
What do you think?
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Discussion for the video editors out there. Any favourite editing...
Hi, just wondering what is your opinion/experience with Linux video editing softwares, your favourites? Do you think there is an optimal distro/DE...
Installing Linux on MSI Creator 15.
Distro chosen: PopOs!
TL/DR: The install is pretty smooth.
​
1. I first followed the installation instructions on the System76 website. This gets me to the USB live install disk. Easy peasy.
2. First problem: the Kernel is not signed. Upon loading:
3. Based on a quick scan of the issue (here and here), I need to turn off the secure boot option. WINUSB has a neat page for this (look at the end for MSI specific instructions).
4. With this correction, I get a black screen of death after the installation menu. I find about the issue here by googling "black screen after install menu". Easy: set bios to UEFI mode.
5. Kernel loaded. I'm in. I choose the complete install (don't care about Windows).
6. At the account setup page, pretty much everything fails: facebook, google, exchange. That's fine, I'll set it up later.
7. I chose my username/password combination: honeypot/easypass.
Thats is pretty much one of the easiest install I've had to do with a Linux distro.
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Distro chosen: PopOs!
TL/DR: The install is pretty smooth.
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1. I first followed the installation instructions on the System76 website. This gets me to the USB live install disk. Easy peasy.
2. First problem: the Kernel is not signed. Upon loading:
error: /casper_pop-os_19.10_amd_intel_debug_191/vmlinuz.efi has invalid signature error: you need to load the kernel first3. Based on a quick scan of the issue (here and here), I need to turn off the secure boot option. WINUSB has a neat page for this (look at the end for MSI specific instructions).
4. With this correction, I get a black screen of death after the installation menu. I find about the issue here by googling "black screen after install menu". Easy: set bios to UEFI mode.
5. Kernel loaded. I'm in. I choose the complete install (don't care about Windows).
6. At the account setup page, pretty much everything fails: facebook, google, exchange. That's fine, I'll set it up later.
7. I chose my username/password combination: honeypot/easypass.
Thats is pretty much one of the easiest install I've had to do with a Linux distro.
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I'm not new to programming, but Linux scares me a bit, and operating systems are my weak point. Any good learning materials out there?
As a quick background I recently graduated undergrad in computer engineering, more focused on CPUs and hardware. I have taken OS but understanding Linux still eludes me. I'm working with raspberry pi and trying to understand Linux along with my programming is rough. Any recommendations for resources that have high and low level denoscriptions of Linux and its commands?
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As a quick background I recently graduated undergrad in computer engineering, more focused on CPUs and hardware. I have taken OS but understanding Linux still eludes me. I'm working with raspberry pi and trying to understand Linux along with my programming is rough. Any recommendations for resources that have high and low level denoscriptions of Linux and its commands?
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I'm not new to programming, but Linux scares me a bit, and...
As a quick background I recently graduated undergrad in computer engineering, more focused on CPUs and hardware. I have taken OS but understanding...