Recent content by KGIII

I've used AI to write a few articles that I'd have otherwise not written well. They came out 'okay'. I think it's a better result when I use AI to help with the article rather than write the article.

I'd just try this: https://asahilinux.org/fedora/

I've found myself preferring Sauron over Dark Reader lately, for those who are curious. It seems to work better with fewer 'weird' results.

If you're unaware, and want a blast from the past, we still have 'mc' available. https://midnight-commander.org/ It's a homage to 'nc' that has existed for quite a while. One of these days, I'll do an article on the subject.

I actually "need" to buy a laptop for Windows use. I have some music gear that can only be "properly" controlled with Windows or a Mac. Of course, I've had the gear for a couple of years and still haven't picked up said laptop. I can control the device on a tiny LED and have done that for the...

There were some bumps along the road, but we managed. There was some drama at times but we nipped it in the bud. I dimly recall a ban or two along the way, or maybe just vacations. Don't quote me on that, however. I do a good job at forgetting. This is for my own sanity as well as to keep me...

It's all good. I'm not easily offended. Hmm... Someone has to have installed Linux on a VCR by now. With today's 'smart devices', you could really have a toaster that runs Linux. (There are some pretty fancy toasters at outlandish prices.)

Yeah, the halt command is pretty old and from Unix - back when you'd halt the system to do things like add new hardware. I think it goes back as far as the vacuum tube days.

Was your command actually "~/.local/bin/pygpt~"? If so, remove the tilde. If not, I have no idea what's broken on your system - but I doubt it's apt.

Don't go replying to threads that are old. They've solved their problem or moved on. Dredging up old posts is just bad form. So, don't do that. Thanks.

What's your motivation for pushing this software?

https://www.linux.org/threads/help-for-choiche-a-good-linux-distro-for-amd-cpu.49981/ Use that thread. There's no need to double post. This thread is locked.

See? You do have /.local/bin. And you do have PyGPT in that directory. Let's try this one more time... Run this command: ~/.local/bin/pygpt Share the output from that command. It looks like PyGTP is installed.

It's pretty much that we have crappy hosting underneath all of this, I'm pretty sure.

I can't even begin to speculate. I would say that, even if you get this installed, you're looking at a system that's fundamentally broken. When commands like ls -la ~/.local fail to work properly, there's something fundamentally broken with your system. That shouldn't throw an error. It should...