Best snippet sharing platform with syntax highlighting?
Usually, in IRC and elsewhere, an external link with the snippet under discussion is used.
What CLI/noscript/webapp do you guys use which supports syntax highlighting?
Personally, I have found these:
http://ix.io/client
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/pastebinit.1.html
https://redd.it/kxc2su
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Usually, in IRC and elsewhere, an external link with the snippet under discussion is used.
What CLI/noscript/webapp do you guys use which supports syntax highlighting?
Personally, I have found these:
http://ix.io/client
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/pastebinit.1.html
https://redd.it/kxc2su
@r_linux
Coming from windows and missing some features in common desktop environments. Can you help me find them ?
Hi, these features are:
Drag&drop of URLs from the browser bar into a folder which automatically creates an URL shortcut there. I use this to create and manage bookmarks.
Quickly create shortcuts (symlinks) via right-mouse drag&drop-> create shortcut.
Shell here (not from windows, but a must have imho! I don't know why MINT Mate's file explorer doesn't offer this)
Dock windows to the left, right, maximize, restore, move them to another monitor via keyboard shortcut (this is so easy and intuitive in windows with just win+arrow keys)
Allow copy and&paste of the current location in the file explorer AND file chooser dialog. Mate has is in the file explorer only.
An easy way to create shortcuts to favourite folders (in windows you can just right-mouse drag them on to the task bar, then you have a 2-click access to them from the task bar)
These are so basic things that improve productivity and i care about them so much more than any new fancy widgets or themes. Can you point me some tips where to find them ?
Also a dektop wide (DPI) scale factor would be nice.
https://redd.it/kxhpne
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Hi, these features are:
Drag&drop of URLs from the browser bar into a folder which automatically creates an URL shortcut there. I use this to create and manage bookmarks.
Quickly create shortcuts (symlinks) via right-mouse drag&drop-> create shortcut.
Shell here (not from windows, but a must have imho! I don't know why MINT Mate's file explorer doesn't offer this)
Dock windows to the left, right, maximize, restore, move them to another monitor via keyboard shortcut (this is so easy and intuitive in windows with just win+arrow keys)
Allow copy and&paste of the current location in the file explorer AND file chooser dialog. Mate has is in the file explorer only.
An easy way to create shortcuts to favourite folders (in windows you can just right-mouse drag them on to the task bar, then you have a 2-click access to them from the task bar)
These are so basic things that improve productivity and i care about them so much more than any new fancy widgets or themes. Can you point me some tips where to find them ?
Also a dektop wide (DPI) scale factor would be nice.
https://redd.it/kxhpne
@r_linux
reddit
Coming from windows and missing some features in common desktop...
Hi, these features are: * Drag&drop of URLs from the browser bar into a folder which automatically creates an URL shortcut there. I use this to...
The Linux Foundation and The WINE project
As far as I know, WINE is developed by a group of volunteers and coders that only gets financial support by codeweavers. It is a VERY important project for Linux and IMHO it's probably the best way to increase the desktop market share.
Does the Linux Foundation provide any funding to the project? The Foundation has a budget of $15mln last year. Or are the commercial interests too big (lobbying from a Platinum member called Microsoft maybe?) to allow such a funding?
Same goes for Canonical: are they just developing WSL and Linux SW for Microsoft, or do they think that could be nice to have Windows SW on Linux?
Is it time that 600.000 /linux users start complaining with Jim Zemlin and Mark Shuttleworth???
https://redd.it/kxgsi9
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As far as I know, WINE is developed by a group of volunteers and coders that only gets financial support by codeweavers. It is a VERY important project for Linux and IMHO it's probably the best way to increase the desktop market share.
Does the Linux Foundation provide any funding to the project? The Foundation has a budget of $15mln last year. Or are the commercial interests too big (lobbying from a Platinum member called Microsoft maybe?) to allow such a funding?
Same goes for Canonical: are they just developing WSL and Linux SW for Microsoft, or do they think that could be nice to have Windows SW on Linux?
Is it time that 600.000 /linux users start complaining with Jim Zemlin and Mark Shuttleworth???
https://redd.it/kxgsi9
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reddit
The Linux Foundation and The WINE project
As far as I know, WINE is developed by a group of volunteers and coders that only gets financial support by codeweavers. It is a VERY important...
Just saw this RMS wallpaper on /r/wallpaper. :-)
His light, through the heresy \[3840 x 2160\] https://www.reddit.com/r/wallpaper/comments/kx8976/his\_light\_through\_the\_heresy\_3840\_x\_2160/
https://redd.it/kxpz55
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His light, through the heresy \[3840 x 2160\] https://www.reddit.com/r/wallpaper/comments/kx8976/his\_light\_through\_the\_heresy\_3840\_x\_2160/
https://redd.it/kxpz55
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reddit
His light, through the heresy [3840 x 2160]
Posted in r/wallpaper by u/brain_eagle_jar • 11 points and 3 comments
rx - a modern and minimalist pixel art program
https://rx.cloudhead.io/
https://redd.it/kxoit0
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https://rx.cloudhead.io/
https://redd.it/kxoit0
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emba, a Linux firmware scanner for embedded devices, got a big update - new static version detection, improved emulation module and the final aggregator with CVE and exploit detection - https://github.com/e-m-b-a/emba - check it out!
https://redd.it/kxtqru
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https://redd.it/kxtqru
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What is the best PDF editor for Linux?
Is there any good pdf editor in Linux(Other than Libre)? I'd like to switch to Linux but the problem is I can't find a good pdf editor like Adobe Acrobat pro DC. Libre hangs when I load a big pdf file. Now editing pdf is essential for me for some reason and I'm familiar with Adobe Acrobat. In Adobe Acrobat there are many options which Libre lacks. So what do you suggest?
https://redd.it/kxzpnc
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Is there any good pdf editor in Linux(Other than Libre)? I'd like to switch to Linux but the problem is I can't find a good pdf editor like Adobe Acrobat pro DC. Libre hangs when I load a big pdf file. Now editing pdf is essential for me for some reason and I'm familiar with Adobe Acrobat. In Adobe Acrobat there are many options which Libre lacks. So what do you suggest?
https://redd.it/kxzpnc
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reddit
What is the best PDF editor for Linux?
Is there any good pdf editor in Linux(Other than Libre)? I'd like to switch to Linux but the problem is I can't find a good pdf editor like Adobe...
Mozilla DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) Comment Period: Help us enhance security and privacy online – Open Policy & Advocacy
https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2020/11/18/doh-comment-period-2020/
https://redd.it/ky1qay
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https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2020/11/18/doh-comment-period-2020/
https://redd.it/ky1qay
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Open Policy & Advocacy
Mozilla DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) Comment Period: Help us enhance security and privacy online
We're crowdsourcing ideas and recommendations to help us enhance the privacy and security benefits of DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) for users around the world
Coming in glibc 2.33: Reloadable nsswitch.conf
https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2021/01/15/coming-in-glibc-2-33-reloadable-nsswitch-conf/
https://redd.it/ky1gd6
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https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2021/01/15/coming-in-glibc-2-33-reloadable-nsswitch-conf/
https://redd.it/ky1gd6
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Red Hat Developer
Coming in glibc 2.33: Reloadable nsswitch.conf - Red Hat Developer
Learn how glibc version 2.33 will support reloading nsswitch.conf changes without having to stop and start your application.
How to share a Linux distro between two machines?
I've been using an HP522tx laptop for the past 4 years. This laptop has a Kingston 2.5" SATA SSD(512GB) and a standard 5400RPM HDD. I prefer my coding on Linux and hence, I installed Windows 10 on the SSD and Linux Mint on the HDD. That way I had access to both my OSs in a dual-boot environment.
Recently, I upgraded to an MSI GL-65 Leopard because the HP was now failing to keep up with my video editing/gaming demands. At first, I was considering converting the HP into a full-blown Linux machine so I'd have different machines for coding and multimedia work.
However, I soon realised that I'd need to be able to access my Linux installation on both the systems. Since I can't really carry two laptops around everywhere I go, I now need to find a way to share the Linux installation between my two machines.
Here's what I have in mind: Install Linux on the SSD and use it in an external enclosure with both my laptops. That way I'd have access to the same OS(and hence the same files) on both my laptops and I can use the HP's HDD as a data dump.
I'm wondering if there are any better approaches out there to this situation? Also, if I do in fact go ahead with this, would running Linux off of an external SSD impact the performance in any way?
https://redd.it/ky5ybu
@r_linux
I've been using an HP522tx laptop for the past 4 years. This laptop has a Kingston 2.5" SATA SSD(512GB) and a standard 5400RPM HDD. I prefer my coding on Linux and hence, I installed Windows 10 on the SSD and Linux Mint on the HDD. That way I had access to both my OSs in a dual-boot environment.
Recently, I upgraded to an MSI GL-65 Leopard because the HP was now failing to keep up with my video editing/gaming demands. At first, I was considering converting the HP into a full-blown Linux machine so I'd have different machines for coding and multimedia work.
However, I soon realised that I'd need to be able to access my Linux installation on both the systems. Since I can't really carry two laptops around everywhere I go, I now need to find a way to share the Linux installation between my two machines.
Here's what I have in mind: Install Linux on the SSD and use it in an external enclosure with both my laptops. That way I'd have access to the same OS(and hence the same files) on both my laptops and I can use the HP's HDD as a data dump.
I'm wondering if there are any better approaches out there to this situation? Also, if I do in fact go ahead with this, would running Linux off of an external SSD impact the performance in any way?
https://redd.it/ky5ybu
@r_linux
reddit
How to share a Linux distro between two machines?
I've been using an HP522tx laptop for the past 4 years. This laptop has a Kingston 2.5" SATA SSD(512GB) and a standard 5400RPM HDD. I prefer my...
Linux for early 2011 MacBook
Title more or less says it all, looking to boot my old MacBook on Linux. Any recommendations for what version to use that looks similar to Mac OS, or tips? I upgraded it recently with 16 gb of ram and a 240 gb ssd
https://redd.it/kyb81n
@r_linux
Title more or less says it all, looking to boot my old MacBook on Linux. Any recommendations for what version to use that looks similar to Mac OS, or tips? I upgraded it recently with 16 gb of ram and a 240 gb ssd
https://redd.it/kyb81n
@r_linux
reddit
Linux for early 2011 MacBook
Title more or less says it all, looking to boot my old MacBook on Linux. Any recommendations for what version to use that looks similar to Mac OS,...
Tilvids is a free software website that is a privacy-respecting alternative to YouTube.
>TILvids is a video community focused on edutainment content. The goal is to deliver interesting videos that you might not otherwise see. Some other important information:
>We do not have video ads, but are funded by donations.
>We put a heavy emphasis on respecting the data privacy of our users, and building a healthy relationship with content creators.
>The site runs on the fantastic open-source PeerTube ecosystem.
>Feel free to join our community to receive daily “TILvids video of the day” posts, or to ask questions and contribute!
i felt this would appeal to this sub, sorry if it doesn't belong
https://tilvids.com/videos/overview
https://redd.it/kyc0tg
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>TILvids is a video community focused on edutainment content. The goal is to deliver interesting videos that you might not otherwise see. Some other important information:
>We do not have video ads, but are funded by donations.
>We put a heavy emphasis on respecting the data privacy of our users, and building a healthy relationship with content creators.
>The site runs on the fantastic open-source PeerTube ecosystem.
>Feel free to join our community to receive daily “TILvids video of the day” posts, or to ask questions and contribute!
i felt this would appeal to this sub, sorry if it doesn't belong
https://tilvids.com/videos/overview
https://redd.it/kyc0tg
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Battery drain after wake up from sleep
Hello, I'm running Manjaro and recently my battery drain is crazy high (\~40watt) after waking my laptop up from sleep. And somehow this also cause my laptop to hang when I reboot
Each time I need to reboot to go to a normal state. Can you help me to debug? Thanks
Here is my powertop
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https://preview.redd.it/0db6o4ib5ob61.png?width=1400&format=png&auto=webp&s=1011e0570ed4a6430522c6af239ad095ce5f2419
Here is htop
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https://preview.redd.it/47wbpkci5ob61.png?width=1917&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab91ebba9357cb1a6eb7e5961a3a66c6e5e324d9
https://redd.it/kygfgw
@r_linux
Hello, I'm running Manjaro and recently my battery drain is crazy high (\~40watt) after waking my laptop up from sleep. And somehow this also cause my laptop to hang when I reboot
Each time I need to reboot to go to a normal state. Can you help me to debug? Thanks
Here is my powertop
​
https://preview.redd.it/0db6o4ib5ob61.png?width=1400&format=png&auto=webp&s=1011e0570ed4a6430522c6af239ad095ce5f2419
Here is htop
​
https://preview.redd.it/47wbpkci5ob61.png?width=1917&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab91ebba9357cb1a6eb7e5961a3a66c6e5e324d9
https://redd.it/kygfgw
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What e-mail client do you like and why?
Lately I have been getting really annoyed by Gmail, and looking into new e-mail clients.
And since I also plan on setting up a Linux machine for daily use I have been looking a bit into compatible e-mail clients. I came across Thunderbird, and Mailspring, but I know there are others that might be much nicer to use so I thought why not reach out to Reddit and check what other (more experienced) users use :)
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So: What e-mail client do you use, and why do you like it so much over other clients?
https://redd.it/kyhr5o
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Lately I have been getting really annoyed by Gmail, and looking into new e-mail clients.
And since I also plan on setting up a Linux machine for daily use I have been looking a bit into compatible e-mail clients. I came across Thunderbird, and Mailspring, but I know there are others that might be much nicer to use so I thought why not reach out to Reddit and check what other (more experienced) users use :)
​
So: What e-mail client do you use, and why do you like it so much over other clients?
https://redd.it/kyhr5o
@r_linux
reddit
What e-mail client do you like and why?
Lately I have been getting really annoyed by Gmail, and looking into new e-mail clients. And since I also plan on setting up a Linux machine for...
Can't install manjaro kde plasma, just keeps looping install.
im running kde plasma in virtualbox on an acer aspire 5, and when i install it, it reboots and starts the installation process again. I tried rebooting with proprietary drivers and nothing, still on the user used for install.
https://redd.it/kyivpk
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im running kde plasma in virtualbox on an acer aspire 5, and when i install it, it reboots and starts the installation process again. I tried rebooting with proprietary drivers and nothing, still on the user used for install.
https://redd.it/kyivpk
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reddit
Can't install manjaro kde plasma, just keeps looping install.
im running kde plasma in virtualbox on an acer aspire 5, and when i install it, it reboots and starts the installation process again. I tried...