Frage an die #Linux Profis: Ich liebe es, mit der Pfeil-hoch-Taste meine letzten Terminal-Befehle durchzugehen. Aber manchmal liegt der Gewünschte lange zurück. Kann ich so eine Historie auch nur für ein Programm durchklicken, also zum Beispiel die letzten Befehle mit ffmpeg?
UPDATE: Gelöst mit Strg+r - thank you!
Omgggg freaking Linux!
After it insisting it doesn't know my WiFi password anymore, then after 5 dialogue boxes coming up saying it can't connect and to try again or cancel, after 5 reattempts I hit cancel and gave up. Then after I'd updated some audio files, Wine said it needed to download some updates for mp3tag to work, and I'm like, yeah good luck with that, except... I was now online?
So cancelling it made it connect, wth #Linux??
Also, even though I've set #Dvorak as my default, why do I have to always manually switch it from QWERTY? Even my logon screen defaults to QWERTY, which is annoying because I rearranged all my physical buttons to Dvorak. Come on, #LinuxMint, even Windoze can get it right!
Okay dumb Linux question. I did try to get hibernate working on my Linux notebook.
Therefor I added a resume statement to the LINUX_DEFAULT config for GRUB. Also I added the resume statement to the Kernel parameters and recreated both configs.
In theory the hibernate works but after the machine fully shuts down it starts again, restoring the state.
Any idea what could the issue? I did test it with `systemctl hibernate`
For users who want to try #Linux, I recommend this: Do not listen to people who tell you to use #Ubuntu, #LinuxMint or other variants. They all use the same complex and often breaking mechanisms, and can cause a lot of hassle.
Instead, I recommend these systems:
- #Fedora #AtomicDesktops
- #UniversalBlue #Aurora #Bluefin #Bazzite
- #HeliumOS
Cool too: #SerpentOS, and I switched to #NixOS.
These systems are reliable like an Android phone, while offering you more freedom.
So, a few weeks into using my newly #Ubuntu powered mid-2011 #Mac and I'm still very much enjoying it. Knew that the RAM on the machine was a bit wanting (even still, the OS runs fast). So I opened up another same model Mac I have to repurpose some RAM. Discovered that I've been running the Ubuntu machine on only 4gb and the other Mac on 16. So now the Ubuntu machine has 12gb and continues to feel like I've purchased a brand new computer.
Now we get to see which works best for my church needs with dueling old iMacs, one running MacOs and the other Ubuntu. I’m going to try living with both for awhile and, honestly, likely migrate over to the Ubuntu machine.
#LinuxNoob #Ubuntu #Mac #oldHardware #NoIDecideWhenMyComputerIsObsolete
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