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I have not installed the tmux or qterm packages. I am using ~/bin/qterm. Signed, Matthew Campbell

I have solved this problem by creating a bash script called qterm. It spins out four XTerms using the correct faceSize, geometry, and initial positions on the display. Now I can just call this using krunner with Alt+Space. The Termius font is the font specified in my ~/.Xresources file. This...

/etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm appears to be defining these font sizes starting on line 109. I wonder if I should be defining them that way, or the way I did in ~/.Xresources. Signed, Matthew Campbell

This is my ~/.Xresources file: xterm*faceName: Terminus xterm*faceSize: 18 xterm*faceSize1: 8 xterm*faceSize2: 10 xterm*faceSize3: 12 xterm*faceSize4: 14 xterm*faceSize5: 16 xterm*faceSize6: 18 xterm*geometry: 135x37 xterm*rightScrollBar: true xterm*saveLines: 1024 xterm*scrollBar: true...

I use this piece of bash script when booting to make sure /tmp is empty before mounting it. # # Make sure /tmp is empty. # cd /tmp ANSWER=$(/usr/bin/ls -A | /usr/bin/cut -b 1) if [ ! -z $ANSWER ]; then /usr/bin/rm -rf * /usr/bin/sync fi If anything exists in /tmp, other than . and...

Nothing available for Debian 11. Signed, Matthew Campbell

Are you using the Ubuntu one on Debian? I've had trouble with other Debian packages designed for Ubuntu when trying to use them on Debian. Does this one work with Debian? Signed, Matthew Campbell

Already have that. p7zip-full/now 16.02+dfsg-8 amd64 [installed,local] p7zip/now 16.02+dfsg-8 amd64 [installed,local] Signed, Matthew Campbell

I don't have flatpak. I already have vlc for Linux and use it a lot. My neighbor uses windows 10 and I'm trying to set up vlc for windows on my NFS server on my Linux computer so he can access it. Signed, Matthew Campbell

I was too lazy to download the unix2dos package so I wrote my own little program. This is a C program. This platform wouldn't let me attach it unless it was renamed to .txt instead. Signed, Matthew Campbell

I was pointing out that ACLs allow access to specific users or specific groups beyond what primary group access provides. Signed, Matthew Campbell

I haven't set mine up that way. I make full backups when things change. Signed, Matthew Campbell

I'm having a little trouble installing peazip. 4 /usr/local/peazip-10.1.0.pack/DEB # ls peazip_10.1.0.LINUX.GTK2-1_amd64.tar peazip_10.1.0.LINUX.Qt5-1_amd64.tar 4 /usr/local/peazip-10.1.0.pack/DEB # tar -xf peazip_10.1.0.LINUX.GTK2-1_amd64.tar tar...

I started using Linux back in the mid 90s. I've been using Debian since mid 2020. I had a Unix and C class in college using an Ultrix. Many files on a Linux system use root:root. I use root:web for my web server. This way root owns the files and directories and the web group has read/search...

Just use the -o acl option, along with any other mount options in a comma separated list when mounting the drive. You could try adding it to /etc/fstab. Use /usr/bin/chgrp to change the group ownership to a different group. Signed, Matthew Campbell

It wanted to upgrade like over five hundred packages. I really don't want it doing that. How do I install just wine32 and related libraries without it grabbing everything else too? Signed, Matthew Campbell

I tried p7zip, gunzip, and zip -J, but nothing worked. I'm trying to extract VLC from vlc-3.0.21-win64.exe. This was the output when I tried to run wine to run the executable file: $ wine vlc-3.0.21-win64.exe it looks like wine32 is missing, you should install it. multiarch needs to be...

You can only use one group in the primary permissions, but you can add group access to a file or directory using ACLs. See setfacl(1). Make sure you mount your file system with ACLs enabled. Signed, Matthew Campbell

That did not go well. It wanted to change everything. I was afraid to try. Signed, Matthew Campbell

I already have p7zip and I'll have to try using zip -J. Thank you for your assistance. Signed, Matthew Campbell