Unfortunately (because I really like this hotkey, too), it is only
preconfigured to do something (snapping of windows to a portion of the screen)
for some distributions.
I mostly find it works in KDE systems and Gnome, but not necessarily all
distributions.
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Hello everyone.
I recently tried setting up an FAI server (fai-project.org) to PXE boot an
automatic install of Linux to a machine.
There is one major problem, in my opinion:
It isn't automated enough
To use the PXE functionality, one needs to either assign every MAC address in
ISC-DHCP
Someone mentioned wanting to regrow a community tech swap meet, and wanting it
to have a community of people for it.
He mentioned liking the idea of it being a bunch of people and maybe there
would be some people to help with stuff like Linux installs.
I remembered AZLoco had installfests, but
You could do a frame.work PC.
There are plenty of people in the Linux community that run Linux on
these devices, including myself.
Laptops using the previous generation of CPU start at $800 (not
including tax), but if you are willing to do the simple construction of
the laptop, they will
My most recent laptop is like this.
Frame.work is what I have and would recommend.
Perhaps it has more power than you are needing, as RDP would mean remote
processing, though?
> Seeking input on ultrathin laptops that can run Linux adequately well.
> Prefer a 15" screen, but don't care about
There are a few interpretations to your question.
If you mean for a company or homelab, yes, you can use a VPN and you
internal systems are more likely to be safer from the outside, because
malicious actors need to figure out how to access the internal network
before being able to access the
This worked for me:
I went to a Starbucks,
Started a live-boot USB,
Got on the public WiFi for their public IP (valve,
Put in a simple login email,
Received the email, and confirmed it with the link they provided from a
cell phone on a VPN,
Made a password of about 20 characters with
Hello Linux folk.
I'm making some bash scripts, mostly for templating purposes.
In the past, I've used bash scripts to make basic configs of systems.
Eventually I went to ansible, but came across trouble pushing to some OSs, as
they needed python installed to work with ansible, but was not
Actually, I'd say
[bmike1@HavensARCH ~]$ nmcli device wifi connect -a
So you don't have to put the password into the command line, and thus your
history file.
On 11/21/21 12:00, plug-discuss-requ...@lists.phxlinux.org wrote:
About being able to login from the resort. How would I login to
If you want, I can do a more specific containers presentation and be more
specific on the configs for multiple domains on my 1 IP. (The nginx + ssl part
that I didn't present on)
Yes, you can use NAT, and in fact, I need to, because my servers don't use root
ports.
But that doesn't affect the
Hello all.
I saw others talking about ISPconfig and that it wasn't a great option for
something simple.
So what is a good DNS provider that one can automate getting LetsEncrypt certs
through DNS ACME without paying?
I know cloudflare is one... Any
Hello all.
I'm trying to figure out which good voice chat/screen share software is
relatively easily implemented and utilized. I tend to prefer to build systems
in containers, so if the dev has a dockerfile for it, that is a +1!
These are the main two that I know can do both screen share and
I would volunteer to, but I'm not sure I'll be making it this time. Sorry.
--
moin moin,
I'm working on getting something really interesting for March, but don't
yet have anything for this week.
Do you have a presentation or recommendation for something we can get for
Thursday night in
On Wed, Dec 30, 2020, 5:39 PM Seabass via PLUG-discuss
> wrote:
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>> That is a good question.
>> Probably not, though.
>>
>> Have a software raid version? I need to check what these have, but I don't
>> think there is much beyond raid1 and raid0.
>>
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> Weird question:
>
> I can get a bunch of ancient (~2013) HDDs. Each have varying amo
Weird question:
I can get a bunch of ancient (~2013) HDDs. Each have varying amounts of space,
and few (if any) are ever the same size.
These were marked to be disposed, though that is just because of age or having
plenty that are better. Thus I can take them. However, them being this old, and
You don't want to use command line tools to remove files from nextcloud unless
it is the occ tool.
You were right, in relation to the trashbin; the database has an entry and all
the files have something the correlate to. This is especially the case if your
data is encrypted, because then there
Is memory in Mac only compatible with Macs?
I'd take it but don't know if that is a thing.
___
Hey all. I have a package containing an unused Timetec 16gb DDR4 2400mhz
memory for a Mac. If anyone wants it, they can have it for free. I got it
from a friend who could not use it and I
Flameshot is my favorite tool. Has many more functionalities than most and they
are quite nice.
I use xorg with i3, but I've used it on gnome and KDE, so surely it works with
Wayland.
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Date: Sun, 01 Nov 2020 19:23:31 -0700
From: Ryan Petris
To: Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: Re: Usable
Defragmentation should be an issue for you on an SSD, even if there is some,
right?
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Message: 4
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2020 17:08:03 -0700
From: Matt Graham
To:
Subject: Re: swap file vs swap partition
Message-ID: <064f92165a42d6f88a3430b42a521...@crow202.org>
I tend to prefer swapfiles.
Doesn't require a partition, so it can be resized easily and won't require you
to know the partition number. (Opinion: fewer partitions is just easier)
It is encrypted swap when on a fully encrypted drive without needing more
partitioning work.
I don't actually know
I tend to use draw.io for any visio style needs.
What kinds of things do you find in visio that you don't find in other software?
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 2020 18:05:03 -0700
From: Michael Butash
To: PLUG Phoenix List
Subject: Windoze Ameliorated Edition
I have someone.
Emailing you.
moin moin,
I've been striking out on getting talks for Thursday :(.
Anyone have something they want to do?
Since we're remote, we can have remote presenters if you know someone out
of town you've been wanting to get in for us.
I do have one talk set for next month
No, on the desired monitor, it still black screens.
Works just fine (Even without that parameter) on something that has a direct
HDMI cable, though. (TV)
> Message: 6
>Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2020 16:23:47 -0700
> From: Aaron Jones
> To: plu...@codezilla.xyz, Main PLUG discussion list
>
>Subject:
Figured it out.
If this happens, you may need a new HDMI cable or a monitor which has HDMI,
rather than an adapter for it.
It also froze during boot afterward, and that was due to kernel version.
So if any of you run into this problem, know that might be a cause.
> Recently setup a new
Recently setup a new computer.
Trouble is, every time I try to boot (popOS, about to try Ubuntu) it is just a
black screen.
So I get to the boot loader and add the parameter “nomodeset”.
This is great, until I run AMD’s script to install the drivers. They will
cancel saying it uses KMS. But I
I have a TB storage drive that Won’t get filled.
It is also the only drive in the computer.
So I’d like to partition the drive with multiple different operating systems
with different purposes.
However, I’d also like each OS to be encrypted, do nothing that gets on one
system gets into another,
I am extracting from a large tar file, and at around the 2nd gig, my computer
starts to slow and even freeze up a bit. Mouse always moves fine, but that’s
about it.
iotop reports dm-crypt is the only thing and is using 99% of my read/write.
htop shows minimal processing being used and ram isn’t
https://www.privacytools.io/providers/dns/
Privacy tools IO tends to have a wealth of information for questions like this.
> Hi All,
>
> I was curious if anyone has any recommendations for free public DNS servers
> that they've used. I've been using OpenNic for a while, but in the last two
>
What exactly is gnutls used for?
Web servers, or do general users actually use this for TLS connections?
Or something else?
> moin moin,
>
> GnuTLS sessions can be resumed, allowing man in the middle attacks
>
> get yer updates
>
> https://gitlab.com/gnutls/gnutls/-/issues/1011
>
> ciao,
>
>
I'm with Mac, I think it is not the firewall, but if you have the ability to
plug it into a display with a keyboard, you can use that for configuration and
modify a different device at the same time.
Makes it easier to troubleshoot by giving you the ability to configure your
pfSense ports at
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