Re: surprise from microsoft: bye skype 7!
Also of noteSkype for Web no longer works on Firefox. Which bugged me, since I like FF. And no, before you aska useragent switch doesn't appear* to solve that one.Cue me going over to Vivaldi.EDIT: Or Safari, for that matter. Or Opera, or
Re: surprise from microsoft: bye skype 7!
Also of noteSkype for Web no longer works on Firefox. Which bugged me, since I like FF. And no, before you aska useragent switch doesn't appear* to solve that one.Cue me going over to Vivaldi.
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Re: people touching blind people
My solution to this issimply just throw the elbows and hands. Or sinnce I've been around horses so much, a bit of presssure on a toe can get people to backc off. Bonus points if you do it so subtly nobody else catches on.That being said I've not had
Re: Going Linux
Nope, @Potter, you can't. However, when sticky mode is on, you don't need the modifier keys. When sticky mode is on, it holds down the modifier keys
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Re: Going Linux
Okay, one more thing for ChromeVox, @Potter:I'd suggest digging through the settings to set ChromeVox up how you like.
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Re: Going Linux
Here's what I do, @Potter:I usually just toggle sticky mode on or off. Double tap insert for that,and then it acts like NVDA in browse mode, for example, H for next heading, L for next link, B for button, et cetera.Not everything is bound by default (which is a pain), so
Re: Going Linux
@Potter:This should work, run it from a terminal or edit your shortcutchromium-browser --enable-speech-dispatcherYou need that last flag to get Chromium to speak, it uses speech-dispatcher, and it works well but YMMV
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Re: Going Linux
Okay...sonoob question..But.got my new system up and going and it absolutely flies. So. Now. How to change the hostname...And more importantlyhow to change ChromeVox's speech volumeand how to install more voices for Orca?
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Re: Firefox and chrome extensions.
@Dark:Another more Euro-centric search engine is Qwant as well.Privacy Badger too, I'll also suggest Ublock Origin/Matrix over ABP, honestly.Decentrailize, too for FF as well, that's another good one.
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Re: Going Linux
I dug out my specs for my old desktop, and though they seem pretty decent, I've run into a lot of weird issues.First offthe specs, as from system monitorCPU:AMD Athlon (tm) II X4 640 x4RAM:8 GBHDD: 1TB SSDGraphics: Nvidia GTX 420So, based off of those specs.I'm not
Re: Going Linux
Same distro as me QueensOkay, speaking of email.and browsers, I have an 11-12 year old system and Firefox tends to lag. So. What can I do to speed it up on Mate 18.04? I know it's down ot hardware because, well, I've got the same setup on my I7 machineand that
Re: Going Linux
So. QuestionMy ideal distro has these qualities1. Stable2. No EOL3. Quick development4. Easy for absolutely anyone to use5. Easy to install and configureSo. Given those. Which gets closest?I'll add 6* Must be accessible, for a live system that means Orca out of the
Re: Firefox and chrome extensions.
For Chromium I useChromevoxUblock OriginAnd.DuckDuckGo Privacy EssentialsAll I really need on any installation really.
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Re: Going Linux
No that's not what I want. I want to turn the autofill off completely in Chromium, not delete my history and such.
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Re: Going Linux
Thatunfortunately doesn't give any search results, I got into settings and looked for autofill. Nothing there.
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Re: Going Linux
Okay, next Chromium Q.How do I permanently turn off autofill for forms, exactly?
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Re: Going Linux
On the note of default appsnano is VERY easy to use, Just type and hit ctrl+X to exit, it'll ask if you want to save the buffer, so hit yes to save it.Also, I'm liking Chromium and ChromeVox now I figured it out. The two things that bug mea) Settings can't be read
Re: Going Linux
@Iron:Acessible Coconut isan odd distro. It started out as Gnome, but after people pointed out flaws with Gnome, the dev just slapped Mate on top of it and set it to boot directly into Mate, instead of Gnome. So you have a lot of duplicate programs and some odd choices
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
That's...sorta what I was hinting at you to do on Skype. There's something to tinker with. I mean.it shouldn't be that hard to get a working system even if it's just one desktop choice and a standard set of stuff, I mean, Ubuntu does that and everyone ends
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
I was wondering, @Iron/@Ethin, how much work it'd take from scratch to basically put right what Jenux screwed up, or, an auto install script that'd1. Auto detect if a machine's in legacy or UEFI mode2. Auto partition the drive correctly3. Install the
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Ethin:I'd do it. But. I like my working desktop thanks, I like having a desktop that's a turn key, boot system, goo type deal.That being said...you got me thinking.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Iron:I threw it on a brand new stick because I figured at what the hell, maybe it was the stick.nah, it wasn't. SquashFS errors all over the place, on a brand new stick.Let's see...No checksums on the site for confirming if you got a useable ISODeveloper
Re: Going Linux
Yes, but Arch is not the only distro around.Personally.I've had a lot less issues with the stock distros, Ubuntu, Solus Mate/Gnome, even hwhen I ran Fedora in a VMthan with specialized 'accessible' distros though. That's something to bear in mind. I'm not on about
Re: Going Linux
@Iron:Ipersonally, have had few acessibility issues with a stock 18.04 Ubuntu Mate. However I had all the problems you desribed with, hilariously a 'blind friendly' distro. Whereas the stock Mate works out of the box and works fine for me. I have had not a lot break
Re: Going Linux
Solus though has had snap/flatpack support for ages, so that sort of alleviates package concerns. but yes. Stock Ubuntu Mate is pretty nice. Nice, if I could get a stable, rolling release, with the depth of packages Ubuntu offers.I'd be set.
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Re: Going Linux
Also, @Queeens.Here's some distros to check out:Ubuntu Mate 18.04Solus MateAlso pay attention if you go Ubuntu of when support ends, for instance in April, 14.04/Linux Mint 17 will not get any more updates and you won't be able to install software once the repos go away.
Re: Going Linux
What made me go Linux full time?I was tired of Win10. Alright, I use Web Skype, okay. But I also distro hop a lot. My current project, and this is OT, is to get TinyFugue working on Solus Mate (there's a distro to check out, Queens). One other thing that pushed me away from
Re: Numbers Stations, Phreaking and other oddities?
No, creepy was the wrong word. Unsettling more. I'm always fascinatd by their history and their purpose. UVB-76, enough said
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Re: Numbers Stations, Phreaking and other oddities?
Speaking of creepy recordings.Black boxes. That is all. There's plenty of creepy content on Youtube and other video sites if you know where to look.Also, numbers stations are both fascinating and insanelynot really creepy,
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Hacker:I've repeatedly had squash fs errors on several USB drives and CD-R discs. Are you saying all those brand new discs, and CDs are faulty? I find that highly unlikely, and I've run into the exact same issue on each stick, squashfs errors, and even with
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
So, if I do manual disk partitioning, for argument's sake, will it still install everything?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
I'm wondering if it was a corrupt ISO. So.could ya, Hacker, put checksums up there and see if we can verify a download is actually not corrupted?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
OkayNo, the drive was not jostled or powered off in any way. It installed the packages, and stated main OS installed. After that point, it asked if I wanted to remove packages...and locked up when I went to hit N, after picking LTS/Mate preset.Note: I did
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
No Iron, the drive wasn't touched. It booted up fine, and I picked my HD I wanted to install. Curiously it said it tried to partition the USB drive (despite specifically selecting the HD)It went through the install, then asked if I wanted to remove packages,
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Sogot it to actually boot now. Problem is...It gives me squashfs errors at iso login. Sodo I need to grab another copy of the ISO or what?The error in question is about fragments and unable to read page. So, any ideas?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Sogot it to actually boot now. Problem is...It gives me squashfs errors at iso login. Sodo I need to grab another copy of the ISO or what?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Hacker:Tried with formatting on a Windows box with Rufus. Same result, failed to load ldlinux.c32. Tried formatting as FAT32 despite other people saying oh, you gotta format it as FAT16, same result. It all comes back to, least for me, ldlinux.c32 failing to
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Yes, and it acts the exact same, failing to load ldlinux.c32My system is 64 bit, FWIW, with legacy booot/BIOS mode, no UEFI
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Hacker:The first stick I tried was in FAT32 bit. I simply used a dd bs=4M if=jenux.sio of=/dev/sdb and it wrote fine. It failed to boot. Second USB stick died and it isn't recognized by anything. Yes one stick was used on a Windows box.I tried Rufus with the
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Here's the problem. My desktop that I'm trying to boot it on was made before UEFI was a thing.So.can I actualy boot Jenux or?Also,you said format as FAT32, I thought syslinux couldn't suport fat32. I tried mkfs with fat32, and redoing the ISO and it
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
I already tried everything from the default BS of 512 to 4M, from 512 to 1M, 2M, and 4MIt consistently fails to boot...howeverr, here's the really interesting part. It affects all Arch images. I grabbed an official Arch standard ISO and tried that. Same
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Okay. So.I've tried this on two USB sticks. I copy the iso with DD, and still get a failed to boot error with ldlinux.c32So. From inserting the stick on my Ubuntu system. What do I need to do to get this (and other Arch systems) to load.Do I, for example, need
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@HackerHere's what I did...Grabbed a fresh copy of the ISOWent into UbuntuOpened up a terminal with my stick plugged insudo dd if=Jenux ISO of=/dev/sdb (where Jenux ISO is the path to the Jenux ISO), and it finished successfully.Rebooted machineBoot menu,
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Well, I triedand got failed to boot. Something about a .c32 error. Soideas?Same thing on an Arch and Ubuntu ISO as well
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
So, before I install this on bare metal.Hacker, any tests done on bare metal? Iron said it screwed up his machine.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
.I stand corrected.It works again now from the link in my prior post?Okay, that was weird, as when I was writing the post I was trying and it flat out refused to work?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
To elaborate 1. Go to https://jennios.com/projects.html2. Scroll down to the Jenux instaler and click it2.5 This is the same link as ins post #2223. That results in this link. https://nashcentral.duckdns.org:8100/pr … x86_64.iso4. That results, at least
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
To elaborate 1. Go to https://jennios.com/projects.html2. Scroll down to the Jenux instaler and click it2.5 This is the same link as ins post #2223. That results in this link. https://nashcentral.duckdns.org:8100/pr … x86_64.iso4. That results, at least
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Hacker:As a test I tried going via geneos and hit the Jenux installer link. That also gave a cannot find server error. Does that therefore prove it's not the forums fault entirelyor is it something to do with my connection?I've evn retrieved a working
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
That was me, Jack.Also, I'm saying yes, for Base/Mate/GNome/etc presetsswitch 'em all to Fenrir. I see no downsides, cause Fenrir is awesomely good.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Hacker:Your site appears to be down again. Now's a good time to suggest mirroring the script and ISO and modifying the ISO to look in more than one place for the script, right?wget https://nashcentral.duckdns.org/project … x86_64.iso gives me an error
Re: has anyone noticed blind schools being sheltered areas?
So...found my old handbook from mine, this was given out to students as a form of contract. In it there's such gems as...you shall notPlay video or audiogames (seriously)SmokeDrinkDo drugsBe served in the local bar (this
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Iron: Oh hey welcome back. I'd say for @Amitte you just need to understand the very basics of getting around a system first beforre you go too in depth.@Hacker: Sweet. I'll try this out in a few.
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Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
...I want some of whatever you're consuming while posting, because that post made me laugh my ass off, especialy the Johnny Bravo part, CAE.It may be a regional thing, or it depends how pushy certain Jehovah's Witnesses
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
@24: Thanks, I read the first line and thought it was gonna be a serious post. THen the next line had me laughing. Good job @Simba: Ditto, but add Jehovah's Witnesses saying flat out they'll come into my house, without
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
The thing with Islam is there's at least two sects of it, however. Also, since when did you wish you were a salamander, Chris?
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Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
eee@Dark:That's more of an issue of crafting a character however. Okay, no, you didn't bring up Daredevil specificially, FOx did that, however...that's an issue of making a character. However.if you really want to
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
@Dark:That's more of an issue of crafting a character however. Okay, no, you didn't bring up Daredevil specificially, FOx did that, however...that's an issue of making a character. However.if you really want to
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
Also @Chris:Cultural, as well. Like I said up there in my first postgo to somewhere like China, or India, or Pakistan or South Africa, and note how blind people are treated there, go to Brazil, or Mexico, or Russia and
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
Yes @Chris, but.Education and tact.In other words, don't ram it down their throats, and don't demand stuff and don't threaten them with okay if you don't do X Y Z we'll sue you. That's not education.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
And to bring this back on topic for a moment.So, If I get an encrypted home folder with Jenux's installer..let's say I go put Ubuntu Mate on. Will the erase the disk option wipe the encrypted home folder as well?Unsure how it works.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
And the discussion got turned into a discussion on Slint.Which, BTW is based on Slackware and requires you to do more work to install a package, unles that got updated.
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Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
@Fox:Entertainment, escapism, superheroes. Does that ring a bel? Daredevil was never, ever, EVER meant to be realistic, he's a superhero that can do amazing things. Se my previous post on why that won't change.Actually, I
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
@Nocturnus: Well put. Though that goes for both sides, to. If you got sight and you come off as a lazy SOB.that's not gonna change.@Dark: Rant incomingDaredevil is fiction. Entertainment, made by companies who have
Re: Do the sighted have a good representation and perception of us?
It depends.It depends on a whole lot of factors. DO you mean right now, or throughout history, becausethere were, and are religions that view disability as some sort of divine punishment. There'ss cultures that
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
One more. After it's finished downloading, it instalsls and boots fine, but any chance you could look into removing Deluge as it doesn't work? If I may suggest somethingI'd like Virtualbox removed from the Gnome/Mate presets if it won't break *everything*
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Okay soto clarify.once I pick the HD to install to...what exatly do the questions after that about last mounted mean? I mean what do hitting ys/no do?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Well I can think o one case where I don't want a home dir encrypted. Say if I move my home dir to another PC or drive, or even a new install on the same system as a backup. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the directory won't be able to be read by the new
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
So @Hacker:Is there a way to avoid encrypting anything during the install? Not sure how I managed it, but somehow I'm fairly sure I managed to skip over that in the install, not sure if answering no at the point after I picked where to install Jenux did
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Also, @Ethin: The AUR has speechdup and many other distros. Are you going to go of and rail at them for saying oh Ubuntu *shouldn't* have speechdup, for an example, or oh Talking Arch should ditch such and such and such and such? Because. Again. Put up or shut
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Okay, so I can scratch rhvoice-git. THat's in the AUR. Still leads me to believe the fredos-accessible is in the Jenux repo or I'm missing something. Which again leads back to my previous point. I'd like to add the repo for one (ONE) package plus
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
All I realy want out of it and I'm not even sure if it's in the jenux or the main, is the fredos-accessible stuff and that's it from there really. I'll try again in a VM and check if I can do what I want to in said VM.I mean, the stuf I use like pidgin,
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
So, folks.What're the details I need to add the Jenux repo to my Antergos system I got up and going on bare metal? I'm assuming, and not tested, the freedos-accessible isn't in the main repos, right? If it is I stand corected however.
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Re: A question about computers.
I'd start personally with emptying out the temp directory, and go from there.@Cuddley: I'm gonna regret getting curious why feces is anywhere near your computer, aren't I?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
One more updateSeems the aformentioned issues *only* happen if I pick to install the Gnome preset. Mate installs fine, which is just weird.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Potter:That should be more than enough for a lower spec desktop like Mate. Actually what desktops and such were you trying, since I run Mate based stuff and the sound is rarely choppy for me. Though I do have choppy sound when the VM's under heavy load, or a
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
IIR the Arch wiki has you covered for guest additions and installinghowever what're the specs of the VM? My Jenux one has 3 gigs of RAM, and a 40 gig HD and the sound isn't at all choppy with nothing else installed bar the system.I'm not sure if Guest
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Okay, something odd's going on here since you added in the LTS option. Now it seems to take longer to get the keys all set up and at least heere, the menu for software presets is behaving weirdly, okay it defaults to Gnome, fine, so I hit that,/pkg: Line 1.
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Hacker, after the LTS update, it throws errors when it starts to install./pkg, unexpected token errors, and newine and stuff. Just a heads up.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Also my questions.1. General arch question, but.best way to install AUR package (orca-master) on my system?2. Can I with minimal effort, set the system to only remind me of available updates once a week instead of every time it scans?3. I adore the synths
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Potter:1. Right control in virtualbox releasesthe keyboard/mouse/etc so you can alt tab in Windows. One you alt tab back to the VM, right control again.2. Do you mean the screenreader or the sound itself? I have it running in a VM from an ISO install,and
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
YMMMV on this but for me running a Vbox system on Linuxit performs great@Xeno: What exactly is so bad about espeak-NG? No, seriously, its not a snarky question, I honestly want to know since to me, espeak/espeak-NG sound the same, but (reportedly) Arch
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Queens: I'd argue that emacs and emacspeak and so forth should go in the everything preset.Atually, may I suggest this for presets at install time?Base/Gnome/Mate/Everything as they are now.Base/Gnome Lightweight/Mate Lightweight/Everything as alternative
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Queens: I'd argue that emacs and emacspeak and so forth should go in the everything preset.Atually, may I suggest this for software options:Gnome/Mate/Everything/Base as they are nowGnome Lightweight/Mate lightweight/Base/EverythingThe lightweight would skip
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Hacker:Sweet. I'm running into an issue, howeverthe latest Arch speech-dispatcher requires espeak-NG, not regular espeak since that's apparently an Arch requirement now. SoI removed espeak, installed espeak-NG and for some reason, it won't show up or
Re: I'm new to the blind community, what to do next?
@40: This is the *exact* part from the handbookSoftware cracks and other illigality As mentioned in the previous section, being part of the blind community entitles you to some courteous software. Ordinarily, you would have to invest
Re: making a youtube channel, what kinds of things do you guys want?
Seamonkey, a lighter, less annoying version of Mozilla's code. Or Waterfox. Or, even, Chromium.Of those, I'd argue Seamonkey's probably your best bet given it's all the best bits of Mozilla without the recent, annoying
Re: Thinking of bying a cheap windows 10 laptop, have some questions
As a thought, dual boot Windows 7 and some flavor of lightweight Linux.Now for your questions...1.Yes2. It locks down the system, you can get rid of it by activating Windows through the MS store with a Microsoft
Re: I'm new to the blind community, what to do next?
Okay, here we go!1. Don't be too overly polite or too overly sensitive. Okay, that's more an internet thing, butit still applies (see the bleeding heart remarks on previous pages)2. Keep a normal, healthy and interesting life.3.
Re: I'm new to the blind community, what to do next?
Aw man.I'm late to the party.Okay. @1: Welcome. I believe I just added ya on Skype and asked who ya are@3: I'm not sure if Pluma not figuring out the encoding is a good thing or not.@drama: Save it for yo llamas, guys.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
Ran into an amusingly hilarious issue...well not really an isssue, but more the addons the ISO installs. Turns out, apparently, if I jack noscript up to 11, it breaks absolutely every site. it even broke my test page on my local host. Erwhat, I thought I
Re: making a youtube channel, what kinds of things do you guys want?
@Redfox: I'm not saying don't do it (again), just you won't in all likelyhood get very far given how Google's algorithims work, and that many, many people have done what you're doing.Here's a tip. Pretend nobody on this
Re: Tox.chat - A New Kind of Instant Messaging
Actually using Toxic here, encurses based terminal one in Linux land.Not sure if I can just export the profile and tox data file to my other machine or not.I like qtox, but it never got urther than the add friend screen.so went to toxic.
Re: Tox.chat - A New Kind of Instant Messaging
Okay, I'm liking Tox, the toxic terminal based/Encurses one is pretty sweet.So, if I go and put it on my other computer, will I lose my friend list on my laptop, or is there a way to transfer them over without having to constantly readd Tox
Re: making a youtube channel, what kinds of things do you guys want?
Yes, but the way Youtube is right now,you'e in a catch 22. You need the viewers to get the views, you need the views to get the viewers and you need the algoriithm to work in your favor.I mean, Put in, sayblind gamer,
Re: making a youtube channel, what kinds of things do you guys want?
Problem is.no matter what you want to do somebody bigger has done it before or the audience is so small.Let's say you play audiogames, there's already big names in that sphere, programming, huge, huge names, want to
Re: Tox.chat - A New Kind of Instant Messaging
I'm a fan of this. Now, if I could get toxic to work with clicks inside mate-terminalor remove said clicks.Or, ya know, figure out qtox
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Jack: For synths I'd suggest hrvoice or espeak as a loud and proud (lol) synth. hrvoice, the last one in the list on an iso install, seems to work good. YMMMV though as I ain't got a Pi, I'm testing in a VM with decentish specs for a Mate install.Also, yes,
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Queens: On Ubuntu and even Arch here I got little issue with Vbox but I'm fairly sure that is the last accessible version on both, I dunno, but I'll double check that.Jack: I'd try every synth. Same issue with Flight volme and Hacker said it's embedded in the
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@Jack:Flight's too quiet@Queens/Hacker:Question. Does the script figure out where the mirrors are, or is that hard coded into the ISO? I know I've said it a million times, but I'd like it if you could update the script to do the following for the Jenux
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