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Can you post the full command you’re trying and the gobblegook?

The error is in your script, not in the fact you’re using Debian. Check in line 805 and if you’re trying to create a table named user, you may have added it before in the script or in a previous try. You can get past the error adding the clause “IF NOT EXISTS”: “CREATE TABLE user IF NOT...

Regarding this: my answer was for the OP, neither for you nor in an open or general context. I try to measure the audience of what I write, and if you go back and check the kind of problem the OP is trying to approach, and how the question is articulated, it's clear that there is some...

You are mentioning very specific uses for Java, and talking about specific Java EE Specifications. Those are not part of the language. The language is defined in the standard edition of Java, or Java SE. If you followed the Java Tutorial back then, which stopped being updated by Java 8, but...

I switched to Cinnamon over a disagreement with Gnome 42.

Two things: This smells like the usb drive has the wrong partition table. In modern systems you should configure them with GPT and not MBR. Can you ellaborate on how did you prepare the usb stick? Software, options, etc.? Paying attention to the fact that you want to show your partner that...

It's been there for a while but I don't know if it has actually flagged as the LTS. I know for sure it was the candidate, though. It's entirely subjective, but hey: as subjective as the question is :D

I usually use markdown and pandoc if I am forced to use the terminal to produce office-compatilble outputs. I wouldn't bother in navigating around a curses-like interface to word processing, honestly.

I have some bias as my whole career has been around Java. Here it is, point to point to the requisites: Java is interoperable with C/C++ in several ways. You can link and invoke native code through the JNI (Java Native Interface) and it's pretty good on the sockets SDK, so you can also stick to...

So, it's not Microsoft who's charging, but a rando scammer. Congratulations for the clickbait.

One of the problems with systemd is that, although the promise was good (standardise the lifecycle of the system services and their logs), the implementation is plain horrible. It should have followed a pattern called inversion of control (or dependency injection), where your code stays free of...

Also: how are you building the program? Are you using a build automation tool like Maven or Gradle? Are you invoking javac from the terminal? Are you building it from within an IDE?

Can you post the following, to start with? The output of the command alternatives --display java. The output of the command echo $JAVA_HOME The output of the commands java -version and javac -version Thanks

Not really. I think that's used, in practice, by the UI software managers so thta they can notify you.

Lol, next time I will throw you down the Wine rabbit hole!