On 1/26/19, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 1/26/19, Pierre Frenkiel wrote:
>> hi,
>> I just discovred today that I have every day, in syslog, more than 10
>> lines of message like:
>>
>> inetd.service: Got notification message from PID 31376, but reception
tion if this had been found
on my machine. :)
As an aside, I sent "ps aux" to a text file to easily view that first
column. The file's only 165 lines long yet the PID column's last
sequentially numbered entry at that second was "28909". That makes me
curious as to how those
ports instead of
one. I'm all game for that, but... then... that... means... having to
come up with an additional USB hub to cover that... and... have mercy.
*makes my head hurt right about now*
Cindy :)
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tories, very kindly others have already
done the mental drain of that work by researching, verifying, and then
labeling THOUSANDS of packages within the main, contrib, and non-free
child directories. #ThankYOU to those kindly folks! :)
Cindy :)
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nts remaining.
As a further and totally OT aside, the "sound card" search also landed
these two packages that look interesting:
cw - Morse code tutor - command line user interface
xdemorse - decode Morse signals to text
Cindy :)
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clarations or something.
Pretty sure that project was how I ended up with /lib32 and /libx32 in
my (now old) Stretch. #ToDoList: Must try that again.. :)
Cindy :)
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n for others, even if you don't ever pursue the Developer
route. It's nice to know what's going on under the hood. :)
[0] https://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/2019/01/msg00145.html
[1] https://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/2019/01/msg00150.html
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On 1/11/19, Dan Ritter wrote:
> Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>> On 1/11/19, Dan Ritter wrote:
>> >
>> > As an experiment -- try this:
>> >
>> > echo udev_log=\"err\" >> /etc/udev/udev.conf
>> >
>> > (Or, a
dit /etc/udef/udev.conf and insert/change
> that as necessary.)
Manually editing sounds like a good route because mine says this when
you get there:
# udevd is started in the initramfs, so when this file is modified the
# initramfs should be rebuilt.
"[S]hould"... Sounds like some of that should/shall/will and must
(??) coming into play.
Cindy :)
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irectories under root: /lib32 and /libx32.
Those two new directories undoubtedly came about while playing with
package libx32gcc1 and a couple related things. I smell another
debootstrap coming on way sooner than later. Business as usual. A
two-day old instance of Buster's core files is sitting in the
. The fix, including their suggestion to even use jmtpfs, was
probably something that pulled up thanks to whatever errors I was
receiving at the time. :)
Cindy :)
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that same external hard drive's
dock. In fact am STILL using that same dock ~five years later. :)
PS No, modules never played a part in that particular experience.
Cindy :)
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a shop that could still make that
screened contraption for theirs.
Cindy :)
On 12/13/18, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 12/12/18, Hans wrote:
>>
>> For the problem with dust, a toughbook might be the best solution, but it
>> is
>> expensive and heavy.
>>
>> I b
shelf that makes it inconvenient to lift a box off
easily.
The waterproof keyboard option would help for the part outside the
box. Never thought about similar for the mouse, but they sure do
collect their share of gunk inside, too.
Just offering as a potential temporary solution until something
perfect comes along.
Cindy :)
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. IRC as a communication means has always been iffy k/t
local dialup so it's not been viable over the years. :D
Cindy :)
[0] https://lists.debian.org/completeindex.html
[1] https://wiki.debian.org/IRC#Debian_IRC_channels
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argeted CONSTANTLY. It would be nice to find something that helped
parents better control children's access to their own tech
equipment
Cindy :)
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me forward every time to ask to
borrow that key to play online. With so many children being hurt via
their online presence, it's a great idea... *IF* one can find a method
such that other tech-savvy children can't teach one's own kids how to
override it during those every times... :D
Cindy :)
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sual image of
elinks' format for me.
PS I'm going to take a peek at that junior-programming option. Its
description makes it sound like it just might communicate at about the
speed of my brain these days. Highlighting it in case someone might
want to test drive it with actual kids. :D
Cindy :)
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On 12/5/18, Kamil Jońca wrote:
> Cindy-Sue Causey writes:
>
>> On 12/5/18, Kamil Jońca wrote:
>>> Michael Biebl writes:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> My general remark that anacron is typically not needed anymore, still
>>>> stands though (
ust helped throw that #fakeNews impression out the
window. #ThankYou!
Maybe you could try a different, creative combination of other
keywords' "apt-cache search" that you know should work with respect to
anacron. That might lead to more possibilities than what pulled up
above.
Cindy :)
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ies.
As another aside, I've more than a few times caught and rescued rsync
backup whoopsies that ended up saved as hard data under /mnt and
/media. Check, check, and double-check then check one more last time
because things do not always work as intended.. :)
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a location like /etc/nano/ but I don't think the code for that
> has been written into the program.
I suppose it would still wipe out a symlink that was hooked to
something under something like ~/.something. In a perfect world, it
would say, "Ewww, I don't know what that is," and keep m
ing difficult package usage
decisions.
We just had that recent thread about playing the escalating dependency
game by hand. I broke one my setups k/t that very thing only hours
after having commented on that same thread. Fix-missing/fix-broken
both shoved a hand in my face while yelling, *Uh-
rver that duplicates the stream it
reads and multicasts them through the network to other clients, or serves
them through HTTP."
Maybe that has something to do with it not going gentle into that good
night? That "show me" there even references an additional plugin
package for-r-r-r-r. backgrounding happy Samba.
Cindy :)
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orry about that. :)
On 11/21/18, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 11/21/18, redmood wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I just installed debian 9 on my laptop. I encrypted the disk, so I have
>> to type a keyphrase before accessing the data on the disk. I also have a
>> user
ales
and console-setup are not. Wonder if one of the ones on hold for this
older setup is the offender that found its way into the shiny new
version where no packages are currently on Developer hold...
OR NOT. :)
Cindy :)
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> (invalid since 17h 5min 48s). Updates for this repository will not be
>> applied.
>>
>> What's the best way to communicate this to the folks who manage that
>> particular mirror -- the Columbia one?
>
> http://mirror.cc.columbia.edu/ has a contact address.
What he sa
he bottom of
that same page. Its expressed purpose is for it to be used "[t]o
report problems or make suggestions" regarding the mirror(s).
Hope that helps! :)
Cindy :)
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s" just ticked up a couple notches as of
two hours ago.
This choice wasn't near as much fun as picking between entire
operating systems. The libjs-extjs/libjs-json experience appears to
have potential to cause problems if newbies don't know how to
*consciously* keep it in check.. which I, for
ctures... and this is all Buster is offering:
xserver-xorg-video-qxl - X.Org X server -- QXL display driver
qemu - fast processor emulator, dummy package
Maybe things are on Developer hold? I don't remember that being a
thing when I was using testing in the past, though. Seems like it was
only apparent during upgrades. Feeling a little like I've just stepped
off into the Twilight Zone. Where'd everybody go?! :))
Cindy :)
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upgraded.
> After this operation, 121 MB disk space will be freed.
> Do you want to continue? [Y/n] n
> Abort.
Cindy :)
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-grub where appropriate
specifically because of UUIDs and now lately PARTUUIDs**..
Resume has NEVER hit my radar like those others. I wonder how many
people that tip will help now.
OR not :)
Cindy :)
** PARTUUIDs (in fstab) are an accidental find that have been helping
boot 3TB gpt hard drives when boot errors were saying *correct*,
*properly identified* UUIDs did not exist.
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On 10/24/18, Joe wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Oct 2018 17:56:30 +0100
> mick crane wrote:
>
>>
>> It's not very PC but disqus seems to work
>
> sometimes.
What Joe said...
It does work on dialup...
"....sometimes."
Cindy :)
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e me choke on my coffee from laughing.. and the coffee's not
even done perking yet. :D
On a whim, I tried "mount | grep sdb3" > IT WORKS!!
Grep's turning out to be handy that way in a lot of cases that don't
always immediately come to mind. In that line above, grep returned one
line that properly reported how my /dev/sdb3 partition is currently
mounted.
Cindy :)
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ust throwing in that there's always the possibility
of a stuck keyboard key if nothing else works in that specific kind of
case.
Stuck keyboard keys are the first thing I test. I do so by giving my
Ctrl, Alt, and Shift keys (all *6* of them if present) a couple pops.
Doesn't always help, but it *has* helped eno
metimes it *does* take a while, especially since I'm
also seeing increasing references to how much development work there
is that needs done and how relatively few Developers there are to do
all that work.. :)
Hope that helps.. :)
Cindy :)
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other
packages to try to add this same *user friendly* feature if they know
it exists. :)
Glass definitely not half full, I can't help but smell a really stinky
can of worms with this because of bugs it would surely trigger in the
early stages * sorry 'bout that!* :D
Cindy :)
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p during that particular debootstrap, and then maybe the system
filled in what it thought it needed. However that change occurred, it
worked at the time because there was no notable difference in how time
was presented. ? :)
Cindy :)
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bout Firefox. Glass half full in momentarily forgetting that
super easy, nearly universal route is that Quantum's roadmap wouldn't
be sitting, breathing in yet another open tab waiting for its turn to
be read. :)
Cindy :)
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r
me* for about 8 months to a year now. If you do a lot of temporary
sandbox playing with things like debootstrap'ing and test-driving new
operating systems all the time, you just GOTTA remember to unmount
before you wipe a partition clean else *OUCH*. :)
Cindy :)
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ce left time for
other (likewise massive) downloads that led to more self-education
about the inner workings of *all* things #Linux.. :)
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What about that 2TB sized hard drive on a laptop'ish, right? I've seen
where that's not compatible in *some* cases although I'm sure newer
equipment could handle it. I have secondhand, older equipment that all
has an expressed/recommended 1TB size limit, if that much.
Cindy :)
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milar circumstances.
It's just... "comforting" to know it would be that much harder for
someone to mess with my shtuff if they ever came in behind my back. :)
Good luck!
Cindy :)
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mind for me. That would give an idea of the
extremely base set that is needed/necessary to get the party started
(on regular occasion)...
Cindy :)
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ork around it.
>>
>> You're up to something. What is your real agenda?
My interpretation is there was a miscommunication moment there. Karen
was saying some kindly folks had written offline as she had originally
suggested. *They*, the kindly folks, had offered her one or more ways
to get around the *ina
un it from a terminal window to see
if that helps at least give you some error messages to work with. It's
fresh in mind because I did that earlier with Thunar file manager just
to run as root user. Ended up accidentally uncovering some (missing)
flash related whoopsies I had caused to occur. :)
C
tly for my liking/cognitive comfort while they try to make up
their minds as to what they finally want to end up doing..
Cindy :)
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the internal
workings...
Yes, I do understand that the card would have to be capable of certain
[tasks]. If that card's not capable, maybe others are?
> input/output might be shortened on the board - why would you look at BIOS?
Hail Mary pass...? Apparently because it's that annoying a (dis)f
hread we had here about manually
installing via dpkg and then running into repeated missing
dependencies. I just checked ~/.bash_history and saw my topic was...
*cough* flash versus pepperflash. I was attempting deb package
installs with "dpkg -i" while otherwise only favoring the m
owing
it's just not in Stretch Stable. :)
Cindy :)
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lar expressions to match against data payloads of
packets". That makes it sound like it might have basic offerings that
wouldn't fit everyone's needs. I decided that might not stop someone
who knows how to roll out what they really need if they have a good,
base Debian package as a template. :)
Cindy :)
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It's the first time I've ever done the "ping -c", I always just ping
because I never thought about taking it any further than just making
sure I was connected to the Net... to which I am so am off to search
for answers. :)
Cindy :)
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to force distance between the icons so that you don't get near
them unless you move the cursor on top of them on purpose? I've been
there, done that A LOT over the years.. :)
Cindy :)
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desktop environments. If no user *_CHOICE_*
options are offered to control what it SOUNDS LIKE you're describing,
you can always file a wishlist reportbug report asking if the
developers would please consider adding an on/off toggle to a future
release.
Hopefully maybe whatever you're using does at
someone eventually :)
Cindy :)
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ry manual process. If you're into really "seeing" how things
interact, that's one route that'll help catch a quick peek...
including learning how to track down more packages *that won't kill
your system* if those dependencies aren't immediately available
through one's favored package repositor
on occasion so I know of them, but that
*woooshed* over my head as a possible intended reference, most likely
k/t a lack of coffee. :)
Hoover the Mover... and it apparently _is_ about cars. I'm done. :)
Cindy :)
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uring 9-1-1 emergency calls are NOT
able to call out *at all* when they're sitting in my driveway.
Seems natural to a-sume those two community resources have
communications systems powerful enough to worm through anything, but
apparently... nope. At least not when it comes to sitting underneath a
ti
as to have a product
that's legitimately ready to wear the tag "stable".
Something like that... :)
BECAUSE things are getting ready to roll over again sooner than later,
I decided this week to try another testing debootstrap. In fact, let's
do that right now. See ya! Can't do that and chat online at the same
time, either, dialup yada-yada.. :D
Cindy :)
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ing this work!
Your thought triggered the thought that Debian-Publicity can always
use help translating... well... publicity, e.g. related blog posts. :)
https://lists.debian.org/debian-publicity/
If one follows that list long enough, you'll see shoutouts with
requests for translations that re
forget. Man, cdrskin is
little. That always amazes me when a lot of power can be had in very
small Linux programs. Some of it is about all the sharing between
libraries and such, but still... :)
Oop, and here you go k/t apt-listbugs:
"grave bugs of bashburn (-> 3.0.1-2)
b1 - #885884 - bashburn: does not work: it passes incorrect options
to wodim, so no CD can ever be burnt
Summary: bashburn(1 bug)"
That just popped up after all the packages downloaded. Maybe that's a
piece of what's going on?
OR NOT. :)
Cindy :)
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ight could use a little developer help there.
*have mercy!* :D
I wish I knew how to help with that. I can't do what I do on my
computer without them (GRUB family) first miraculously opening that
front door into the computer in the first place. #ThankYou! :)
Cindy :)
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he feedback for
a command such as "apt-get upgrade". I don't how other package
managers handle the same.
That extra step is worth it to me because maybe the problem is with a
dependency package and not necessarily the primary desired one.
Cindy :)
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kid to all this new tech
> stuff though.
The word "tinker" was the tell I picked up on there. As it turns out,
that was right on the money. :D
Cindy :)
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memory is yelling that I've possibly even heard the computer grunting
and groaning while trying to keep up with that outside interference.
Cindy :)
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578 MB of additional disk space will be used.
It sure pays to hoard previously downloaded dotDeb archive files when
you're on dialup!
Cindy :)
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probably more the terminal's default itself...
honors the "duc-nox ls -R /var/log > ducNikonPics2018" [print to file]
deal, too. That's the bonus feature that will REALLY help me.
#ThankYou from behind this keyboard, too! :)
Cindy :)
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esponse then made me think... a close second
might be something that monitors activity on...
/usr/bin; /usr/sbin; etc...
?
OR NOT. :)
That would take into account the various ways various users choose to
access packages throughout every day, e.g. via Applications menu and
terminal command line...
Also
t I
personally haven't been able to duplicate elsewhere so far. *cough*
Hint: I've looked.
Cindy :)
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int to a
higher or lower distribution, not so much. That sometimes starts a
ticking time bomb toward almost inevitable self-destruction. ALSO been
there, done THAT a very long time ago. *NEVER... EVER... AGAIN!* :D
Cindy :)
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ition that is bound to all the other, more primary "parent" /home
partitions.
Next up will be self-teaching on how to set up a hopefully no-fail
fstab entry for that many years' long dream come true. :)
Cindy :)
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then keep changing the font preference in the toolbar. *rather
a pain but still effective alternative* :)
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I learned that while
working through problems with the Opera-Beta browser.
Once the config file(s) became "contaminated" with new features while
older features started falling by the wayside, that's when I first
started seeing the problems AND then tied OTHER problems to how config
files MIGHT cause our programs' success and failures over a very
extended period of time...
Cindy :)
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eForce 9600 GT] (rev a1)
Its fan... um.. "works", but the dogs have hit the case (hard) a few
times so things aren't running as optimal as they used to/should be.
Ahhh, #FurBabies. :)
Cindy :)
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ind). Would a quiet change in keyboard
layout configuration or compatibility prevent that combination from
working, maybe?
OR NOT. :)
Secondary disclaimer: Mine's got stock systemd.
$ systemd --version
systemd 232
+PAM +AUDIT +SELINUX +IMA +APPARMOR +SMACK +SYSVINIT +UTMP
+LIBCRYPTSETUP +GCRYPT +GNUTLS +ACL +XZ +LZ4 +SECCOMP +BLKID +ELFUTILS
+KMOD +IDN
Cindy :)
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that touched
a product before it hit the cyber shelves
Ditto on the documentation. They've got it going on when it comes to
hitting the front page of web searches.. #hsfmodem *COUGH!*
Cindy :)
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if I manually remove that tracking information and try again.
Cindy :)
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way, those references pulled up related to xinit,
startx, and xserver-xorg-legacy. All three were used as standalone
keywords during searches. Mentioning that in case it helps narrow down
a related search.
Cindy :)
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*for me*. I, too, have read at least
once out there that we need to be members of as few groups as possible
for computer safety reasons.
Cindy :)
[0] https://wiki.debian.org/SystemGroups
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ough.. it's only asked to perform [storage tasks] once or
twice a day for a couple minutes instead of being asked to keep
processing things basically every second. :)
That permissions thing... that's... got my interest. I've got
something I've got to try again. It's not the kind of thing you can
ponder out loud.
Cindy :)
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ically mentioned directly
related to "full-upgrade" in "man apt", but there was a helpful
bottom-of-the-page reference that did still point users toward "man 5
apt_preferences". It's then up to us users to heed those additionally
suggested manpages as potentially being important to whatever we may
be trying to accomplish. :)
Cindy :)
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ck. It's been like that for maybe
two years. So far, that seems to be all that one needs... in spite of
no air conditioning instead of a fan to help dissipate the heat, for
example. :)
Cindy :)
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package's issues
before proceeding forward with your own. If you do use another package
as a template for your own, don't forget to credit if/as
appropriate/needed/requested by that package's developer. :)
Good luck!
Cindy :)
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even
with that one-liner sources.list file. I would have thought it was all
in the same single repository bucket that our packagers pluck from
regularly... :)
My faded memory is that this came up here on Debian-User, and there
*is* some rational thought process as to why that doesn't naturally
happen...
I think... ? Maybe.. ? Or not..? :)
Cindy =)
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t. I fried a couple different power supplies over the years
because my brain didn't cognitively register that hot smell for what
it was the second it appeared.
Those times it happened, I remember kicking myself (HARD!) for not
*simply* making sure there were no dust bunnies gathering inside the
case in th
link was just shared here in last few days:
https://www.debian.org/CD/verify
This one is because it pulled up in my search just now (and might
provide something useful for new users):
https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-verify-an-authenticity-of-downloaded-debian-iso-images
That came via StackExchan
y are blown thick, they are also a problem.
>>
>> ^ electrolytic capacitors, for you non-German
>> speakers
>> :)
>
> Thank you!
Ditto because a quick Internet search is primarily bringing up pens.
That would have been a head scratcher where I'd have been wondering
what in
.
It's a handy keyword to throw into the search mix.
"tar" and "file" have been coming up for me for specific copy needs
lately, primarily related to plucking via time stamps within large,
single directories. :)
Cindy :)
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s pretty much verified.
Apparently ~600 tabs this morning. When a browser flashes that warning
that opening more than a few tabs has potentially negative
consequences.. they ain't just whistling Dixie... :)
Cindy.
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ription mentions QEMU so there you go... :)
If it absolutely demands a physical disk to plant itself, I may even
have one of those that works. Optimal for today's World, though, will
be if it offers an option that lets you save something like an ISO
file straight to a hard drive. :)
Cindy :)
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response for
"apt-cache search xorrisofs". I must have hit up the Internet yet
again to find xorriso as an option. That or I chipped the "fs" off the
tailend and tried "apt-cache search xorriso" instead... ? :)
Cindy :)
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On 4/19/18, Francisco M Neto <fmn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 2018-04-19 at 11:07 -0400, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>> On 4/19/18, Francisco M Neto <fmn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Yeah, being subscribed is not an issue. I have verified that myself
>> > more
ussed
before, but I also occasionally still keep seeing people with various
issues related to resuming from sleep/hibernate. Adding this kind of
tweak is not common chatter until very recently and probably in places
where it would be overlooked by many..
Cindy :)
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ast one list on lists.debian.org. Doesn't have to be
>> debian-user.
I keep finding one particular user's emails in there the last couple
weeks. In the past, I've found others.
It will occur in spurts. I just keep digging them out. Maybe one
user's emails are triggering Gmail to mark all that way in your
particular case. Seems odd.. :)
Cindy :)
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do
something like:
xorriso -as mkisofs
Try researching that and see if you can find something that does what
you're trying to do. You might need to drop the hyphen (-) in searches
because that sometimes tells search engines you do NOT want that word
when you DO want it included in this particular search. :)
Cindy :)
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m working on my personal lack of enough (computer) memory issue, but
in the meantime, its glass half full side is that it shows what can
and does happen timely to what's being chatted here. Chalked it up on
the win side. :)
Cindy :)
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thought occurred because I use UTF-8 and find fonts missing sometimes
(too?)
Cindy :)
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urred on two different
days while involving three distinct, non-intended actions. All three
incidences have involved a total of possibly 30 seconds of my
conscious awareness.
Cindy :)
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the repetitious "pain"
of entering a password ~20 or more times a day every day even as a
private user..
Except that I also know how easily I can access anything I need if
I've mangled a partition or something e.g. made it unbootable yet
I can still snag absolutely anything I need off of it
raptor
rehabilitation list. One last proofread before sending found at least
four completely missing words. :D
Cindy :)
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as good as it sounds) *
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