Linux Powers All Of The World’s Top 500 Supercomputers
https://fossbytes.com/worlds-top-500-supercomputers-are-linux-based/
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Linux Powers All Of The World’s Top 500 Supercomputers
TOP500’s 53rd edition has been released and this time what lies common in all the top 500 supercomputers is Linux.The supercomputers in the list are all capable of delivering a petaflop performance and even more.
This sub can be really toxic and unhelpful. Often responses are incredibly belittling and people get downvoted just for asking a question.
I realize this is not a support forum, but questions are not prohibited or discouraged.
Case in point:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/c2721s
He asked a simple question. He wasn't asking for support or help. Wtf is wrong with you guys?
Also the thread spiraled into elitism and anti-Ubuntu very quickly.
This is common across the posts in this sub.
I'd like to see that change.
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I realize this is not a support forum, but questions are not prohibited or discouraged.
Case in point:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/c2721s
He asked a simple question. He wasn't asking for support or help. Wtf is wrong with you guys?
Also the thread spiraled into elitism and anti-Ubuntu very quickly.
This is common across the posts in this sub.
I'd like to see that change.
https://redd.it/c2h0d5
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r/linux - What is the difference between systemd and init/initd?
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Rofi open file from history in Zathura
​
#!/bin/sh
options='-columns 6 -width 100 -lines 15 -bw 2 -yoffset -2 -location 1'
selected=$(\\
cat \~/.local/share/zathura/history | grep -Po '\\\[\\K\[\^\\\]\]\*' \\
| rofi -dmenu -i -markup-rows \\
${options}
)
\# exit if nothing is selected
\[\[ -z $selected \]\] && exit
zathura "$selected"
exit 0
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​
#!/bin/sh
options='-columns 6 -width 100 -lines 15 -bw 2 -yoffset -2 -location 1'
selected=$(\\
cat \~/.local/share/zathura/history | grep -Po '\\\[\\K\[\^\\\]\]\*' \\
| rofi -dmenu -i -markup-rows \\
${options}
)
\# exit if nothing is selected
\[\[ -z $selected \]\] && exit
zathura "$selected"
exit 0
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reddit
r/linux - Rofi open file from history in Zathura
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VCV Rack 1.0 (Free and Open Source Modular Synthesizer)
http://cdm.link/2019/06/vcv-rack-free-modular-now-1-0/
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CDM Create Digital Music
VCV Rack hits 1.0; why you need this free modular now - CDM Create Digital Music
Software modular VCV Rack just hit a major milestone - it's now officially version 1.0, with polyphony, full MIDI, module browsing, multi-core support, and more. And since it's a free and open platform, you don't want to sleep on this.
Why would anyone use a keyboard driven desktop environment, if the applications running inside it still have to be controlled with a pointing device?
https://redd.it/c2reng
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r/linux - Why would anyone use a keyboard driven desktop environment, if the applications running inside it still have to be controlled…
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Cross compiling Qt 5.13 (rc3) for the Nvidia Jetson Nano (EGL, GLESv2, EGLDevice: no Xorg)
https://www.chaos-reins.com/2019-06-19-jetson-nano/
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Chaos-Reins
Qt 5.13 rc3 on the Nvidia Jetson Nano
Goals Getting Qt running on the jetson-nano without X11 Get pet project running on the jetson Get pet project running well on the jetson TL&DR Pros Glorious kit; I have grown so accustom to the vc4 (raspberry pi) and ARM Mali devices, that I am blown out…
Booting Linux on SSD+HDD
Can anyone help me with booting Linux with SSD+HDD
I am using manjaro based on arch Linux
https://redd.it/c2unye
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Can anyone help me with booting Linux with SSD+HDD
I am using manjaro based on arch Linux
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r/linux - Booting Linux on SSD+HDD
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Should i switch from Ubuntu 19.04 to the recently Clear Linux? Pros and cons?
https://redd.it/c2unde
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r/linux - Should i switch from Ubuntu 19.04 to the recently Clear Linux? Pros and cons?
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Stable rolling release distros using flatpak
I have an idea for a distro with a rolling release model for the desktop environment and login manager etc to get the latest desktop experience while using a combination of flatpak and snaps for application that have the benefit of not breaking the system with updates and generally prefer budgie desktop environment and light dm....
https://redd.it/c2vi0a
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I have an idea for a distro with a rolling release model for the desktop environment and login manager etc to get the latest desktop experience while using a combination of flatpak and snaps for application that have the benefit of not breaking the system with updates and generally prefer budgie desktop environment and light dm....
https://redd.it/c2vi0a
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r/linux - Stable rolling release distros using flatpak
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Zorin OS 15 fractional scaling
I currently have Zorin OS (Ubuntu 18.04 based) installed on my Surface Laptop. My only problem is the scaling. 1x scaling is way to small, 2x scaling way to big.
How can i solve this problem?
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I currently have Zorin OS (Ubuntu 18.04 based) installed on my Surface Laptop. My only problem is the scaling. 1x scaling is way to small, 2x scaling way to big.
How can i solve this problem?
https://redd.it/c2wy7k
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r/linux - Zorin OS 15 fractional scaling
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Digging into the new features in OpenZFS post-Linux migration
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/06/zfs-features-bugfixes-0-8-1/
https://redd.it/c2ygrb
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Ars Technica
Digging into the new features in OpenZFS post-Linux migration
The best open filesystem just keeps getting better.
10 years of self-hosting Linuxwall.info
https://j.vehent.org/blog/index.php?post/2015/03/11/10-years-of-self-hosting-Linuxwall.info
https://redd.it/c2zjqg
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j.vehent.org
10 years of self-hosting Linuxwall.info - Quelques digressions sous GPL
On March 11th, 2005, a small group of nerds studying in the overly boring city of Blois, France, decided to buy a domain to play with self hosting DNS and email. 10 years later,
NÃO USE VPN sem SABER disso antes!
https://www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=5K3VUb_H4Kk&u=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DIYUmw22_woA%26feature%3Dshare
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YouTube
NÃO USE VPN sem SABER disso antes!
VPN ou Virtual Private Network, é uma ferramenta tecnológica muito interessante, mas que as pessoas utilizam de forma errônea muitas vezes, colocando seus da...
Is there any privacy difference between proprietary wireless drivers and free drivers with nonfree firmware?
Some broadcom wireless devices are supported by the b43 driver, but still require the nonfree firmware to be extracted via fwcutter or whatever. Often these devices are also supported by broadcom's nonfree wl driver.
If I strap my tinfoil hat on, is there any technical difference between the two situations if I'm worried about, e.g., Broadcom collecting all of my pre-encrypted network packets?
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Some broadcom wireless devices are supported by the b43 driver, but still require the nonfree firmware to be extracted via fwcutter or whatever. Often these devices are also supported by broadcom's nonfree wl driver.
If I strap my tinfoil hat on, is there any technical difference between the two situations if I'm worried about, e.g., Broadcom collecting all of my pre-encrypted network packets?
https://redd.it/c2zw9b
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r/linux - Is there any privacy difference between proprietary wireless drivers and free drivers with nonfree firmware?
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