I used Linux during the init.d days. What a nightmare that was.
Let them fight
No, I mean for every USN
I’ve noticed Canonical replaced their score breakdown with an ad for their paid services.
I use Micro except for when I forget to install it and can’t, at which point I use Nano
Ah yes the solution is more guns
Tmux with a few custom key bindings
Yeah, like I said: Byobu! :p
Tmux was too complicated for me so I’m using Byobu instead
I’ve taken a couple of pokes at it with no results. I’ll just have to sit down with it some day and figure it out.
x11vnc works a dream once you have a systemd service running it on boot, but that rules Wayland out.
You may be able to get similar results by explicitly instructing the others to share display :0, otherwise they default to starting new sessions.
Probably so that you don’t accidentally write to a directory by mistake when it isn’t mounted, and then lose access when you mount something over it, all while services are looking for files that are only there sometimes.
Right, it’s the Ogg part I was thinking of.
Is a single line of code in the kernel completely unchanged since its birth?
That’s contested but still very cool (and the people who disagree are wrong)
I set up dual boot but ended up only running Windows once when I had trouble with my Windows VMs. You’ll be fine.
Especially since MSOffice everything is just browser apps anyway.
Step one: use Dendrite instead.
Step two: come back and help me set up my Dendrite instance, it’s definitely not easier.
Y2K was going to be the end of civilisation. This was basically done by the time I woke up today.
And it was okay because a lot of people worked really really hard to make it be okay.
I care what the law says if it’s wrong.