Thanks.
Peace.
> Sure, the command line package manager is always the back-end for
downloading and installing application software. At that level, I presume
Lutris is just running APT commands, the same way Add/Remove Applications
does, right?
I suppose so, is Lutris specifically designed to work well
I think there is supposed to be a gnu in there somewhere...
https://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html
Hello forum.
That's my question as in the title. Imagine that I want to became more pro in
linux, linux Sysadmin, programmer and so on... what forums do you use? what
do you recommend?
note: more like technical linux forums not chats, I don't have much time to
waist.
Best regards to all
Thanks for the link and thanks, alimiracle, for all your work in free
software.
> Whatever FUD means, I just know it's bad, as in, BS, but I assume the first
letter represents a certain four letter word.
You know, you can look these things up rather than making assumptions. You do
have the Internet at your disposal, after all. And yes, the first letter does
happen to
this is so sad, especially to someone who doesn't understand all this stuff,
to have to sift through a bunch of info to try to determine WHO'S telling the
truth! Knowing RMS has commented on the situation, it seems I should consider
his words, which I will read again.
I don't know if
How Interesting, here is my response,
What error message do you get? Are you restoring the whole backup (I
successfully did that the last time I changed my laptop) or just part of it
from Nautilus contextual menu ("Restore Missing Files..." or "Revert to
Previous Version...")?
I like backintime. Has a GUI and CLI and easy to use and just works. It use
this for backup and restoring individual files. For a disk image backup I use
clonezilla.
> What about gaming control software developed for libre game consoles like
the Ouya and Pandora?
I don't know about Ouya, though I'm pretty sure that software is all
proprietary, but the Pandora doesn't offer anything special on that front.
The "MiniMenu" interface isn't all that useful,
I currently have a backup script that runs once a month in the first
Friday from my user's crontab.
The script is short, and uses:
* Rsync (latest versions downloaded from Guix).
* GNU Tar.
* Whiptail (for dialog boxes).
* mktemp (from GNU Coreutils).
* basename (from GNU Coreutils).
The
I'm quite serious about trying to get this up and running over the course of
next year. Anyone keen to get onboard? For now I'm going to go with the
working title GOLD GNU/Linux:
Gaming
On
Libre
Distribution
>> I think the backend should just be your package manager. > I think there
are
Welcome PeaceGuy!
Greetings from Brazil. :)
I also do some digital painting, although I'm not a professional, and
although I don't have those digital drawing tables (I plan to buy one
someday too, :D).
I use MyPaint, but I have seen artists doing awesome paintings with GIMP
and Krita.
Note that, for free/libre software to be considered as such, society
must be able to build and run it using **at least** solely free/libre
software.
Also, for a game (or software, in general) to be allowed for inclusion
on a free/libre system distribution, their non-functional data (in
short:
Yes.
I'm sorry to see yet another ThinkPenguin minion trying to convince people
that it's "FUD" what others and I have proved with facts.
FYI, Parabola (the only free distro installed on EOMA68-20 computers) had to
update their article about EOMA68 because the original article was
propagating
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