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Hi from Greek vegan guy

i am vegan ~4 years, and i use i think almost open source programs.

I am a statistician / data analyst and vegan activist and member of the greek party for animals.
I endorse the ban of animal abuse include of animal agriculture.

I have as hobbies, walk, bicycle, friends, games and pc games. I like music and eurovision song contest :)
I love tiktok

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Details about the upcoming Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu that includes expected features, updated with daily build download links.

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Details about the upcoming Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu that includes expected features, updated with daily build download links.

Hi guys-

Just wondering, why the command to leave ports 1025-65535 open as a rule in firewalld. There is an article that they brought to the attention of the firewall people. It was under consideration.

sudo firewall-cmd --get-active-zones
FedoraWorkstation

I don't know what you guys think. I turned the port rules off.

thanks,
roboloki

I have a Linux server with a disk containing a loop device that contains a Windows NTFS volume, connecting to my Windows machines via iSCSI. After a connection problem Windows insisted to recheck the NTFS volume, ultimately to reformat it. That didn't sound as a good idea to me and I started by saving the image, called disk01.img, to another location on my Linux server. Then I let Windows rewrite the volume, so now I have a correct Windows volume, which is still empty. I tried to copy back the file disk01.img, but that doesn't seem to work yet. I would now like to use the saved copy of disk01.img as the source for iSCSI. However, the docs are not quite clear to me on how to do that and I would appreciate some help. I have now:
Quote: targetcli
/> ls /backstores/fileio/disk01
o- disk01 ................ [/storage/disk01.img (680.0GiB) write-back activated]
o- alua ..................................................... [ALUA Groups: 1]
o- default_tg_pt_gp ......................... [ALUA state: Active/optimized] I would like trying to change the parameter disk01 from the current /storage/disk01.img into /saveddir/disk01.img but I don't want to make any errors here and this is not something I have done before. What would be the correct instruction in targetcli?

Hi, im trying to do some researches for my final project and i'm having some difficulties to understand what exactly doues the comando lvchange -M and the other command lvchange -Z.

Every help is welcomed.

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Learn how to zip files and directories in Linux using the zip command. It put one or more compressed files into a single zip archive file with the .zip extension.

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Learn how to zip files and directories in Linux using the zip command. It put one or more compressed files into a single zip archive file with the .zip extension.

I was just curious if there is a real noticeable benefit to running 64 bit OS on a 64 machine, rather than running a 32 bit OS on a 64 machine. I'm not really concerned with some sort of bit transfer, Ghz altering, alternative bus travel type issues. I mean from just staring at a screen and operating the software, is there a real difference?

The reason I ask, I use an old HP Pavilion G series with AMD proc. I used Slackware 14.2 64 bit with Alien Bob's multilibs installed for several years and my old 32 windows games seem to run fine. Since then I've install 15.0 64 with AB multilibs and several games will either not run or run very poorly. I've also tried Kubuntu 19.10 64 and all the games worked fine. Now it's no longer supported I then tried Ubuntu 20.04 64. Still ify on the certain games running. I've further tried Kubuntu 22.04 64. It has serious Wifi issues, so who knows if anything would work.

So I got to thinking, maybe I'm trying to put a square peg in a round hole. If I mostly use 32 bit, why don't I just run 32 bit and not worry about 32 compatibility issues?
Thanks

What is the difference between antix sid and antix berta ceres ?

Or, I should just try both and find out .

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FriendlyELEC recently revealed a new member of its NanoPi line on their social Media. The NanoPi R5S is a SBC (Single Board Computer) based on the Rockchip RK3568 processor. According to the company, the NanoPi has been designed to be used as a gateway device.

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FriendlyELEC recently revealed a new member of its NanoPi line on their social Media. The NanoPi R5S is a SBC (Single Board Computer) based on the Rockchip RK3568 processor. According to the company, the NanoPi has been designed to be used as a gateway device.

Entirely new to Linux.

Have Mac Pro2,1 - A1186 - BTO/CTO
It has 5 gigs of ram and 4 hard drives, a 250 and three 500s. I have 8 USB drives of 500gigs and 1TB each to use with it.

The machine is basically useless as a Mac. Modern Apple operating systems and software will not install or run on this machine. Decided to try Linux. Tried many flavors and versions of Linux until finally got AVLinux latest version (AV_Linux_MX-21_Edition-21_ahs_x64) to install. So far no other version or flavor will install. Preferred Ubuntu Studio but no version of that would install. There are a lot of videos and articles saying how easy it is to install Linux on these machines. NONE OF THEM work with this model.

Been looking for how to get disks, trash, Computer to show up on the desktop like any "normal" computer. How is this done? The machine is still not usable. It does not even allow copying files freely from one disk to another. Plugging in a USB drive takes you to a window other than the desktop. When the machine boots up, the internal disks, computer, and trash, are not shown on the desktop. There is actually nothing on the stock desktop but a system monitor which is not part of the actual desktop. There seems to be no control panel, especially something that controls whether disks are shown on desktop.

The intended use is to process video. The only programs to be run are Audacity, Openshot, and possibly Kdenlive. There is no need for internet access or much else beyond being able to do audio and video editing. The ability to freely copy files between drives is crucial.

Please, No command lines!!!

Docker Desktop for Linux is now available for download. This was the second most requested developer request on Docker’s roadmap. Learn more here.

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Hello! Some time later I see a video build by videomapping, than I decided to try it. So my questions is: it's possible to make a videomapping by Blender? If not there are opnsource software (Linux&Windows) to do it? During my search I found MadMap only, bat it's a buy product.

Thanks!

How do I create a redhat based distribution with both rpm and yum. Are there any tutorials or articles on it? Or can any of you detail how to create one.

i did a pretty picture using permanent pencils and colored pencils.

its size a3, there is poorly made shadowing on that picture. i would be happy if some one could modify (soften) those shadows. and make it pretty.

i did try to soften the shadows with gimp but i am not good using it.

version 1 :
https://i.imgur.com/Jo48wfS.jpg

version 2 :
https://i.imgur.com/2BJQVnF.jpg
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For the last past few weeks I downloaded (with wget)
slackware64-live-current.iso and ran the command
Code: md5sum slackware64-live-current.iso and it didn't check with the md5 provided.
Latest version I downloaded is 2022-05-12.
I thought to boot it anyway and I got a kernel panic.

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Wholegrain Digital just passed its fifth anniversary of being a certified B Corp. B Corp is one of the most robust independent certifications assessing whether a business is run responsibly in terms of its environmental impact, its treatment of workers and suppliers, its impact on communities, and its governance.

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Wholegrain Digital just passed its fifth anniversary of being a certified B Corp. B Corp is one of the most robust independent certifications assessing whether a business is run responsibly in terms of its environmental impact, its treatment of workers and suppliers, its impact on communities, and its governance.