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You could use a bash script to check for file availability. I use this script with ookla's speedtest. If it's not installed, the system installs it. It won't resume the original command but I think that can be fixed with a FOR loop, instead of "IF". I'll modify the script for you: #!/bin/bash...

2 in 1 - beauty and smile like no other! <3 <3

The server doesn't exist anymore, so you might as well delete the topic. I'll think about the other platforms and an independent linux group.

This sed is seriously beginning to crawl on my nerves and IDK how long it will take before I kick it in its back out of my OS! I have this universal file Saves_trick.txt which I copy inside each game's main dir which then I edit manually to create a link to the original saves dir. But I wanna...

I was talking about the three specific programs he showed screenshots of.

It depends on the DE, that's why I use a more direct and universal approach: sudo [filemanager] /usr/share/applications which in my case would be sudo pcmanfm /usr/share/applications then find the desktop file for the terminal (in my case - gnome-terminal), right click on it, text editor, find...

:D :D I made a repo of these icons, 15 so far. Have a look at them and decide which one you want. If it's not there, I'll make it. It takes about 20 seconds to make the icon, so name your desired color. https://github.com/rado84-github/terminal-icons

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Cuz you're still using ancient windows software in linux when there are perfect linux native alternatives for them.

1. That free audio converter works just fine with Wine but you don't need it because there is soundkonverter: https://store.kde.org/p/1126634 2. You don't need this mp3gain either cuz it's an old crap that does things wrong and yes, it also works just fine in linux. There's the native...

What doesn't work with wine? They used to say the same about Photoshop CC2019 and yet I used it for nearly a month before I discovered a native linux way for what I needed it.

After I migrated to Linux (Mint at first, but not anymore, not for 5 years), one of the first things I did was to customize my terminal and it looks the same way for the past 9 years (I migrated to Linux in 2015).

I've never needed to clear memory cache cuz this computer at first had 8GB RAM, then I quickly upgraded it to 32GB which is the motherboard's maximum. Even with 8GB RAM it rarely exceeded 3GB of memory usage, thus I never needed to clear memory cache or to even know about such thing, let alone...

I like it with the orange border, but if you want, I could make one with a color of your choice, just for you?

Because these mor(m)ons there, as well as those on the Arch linux forum, think they're gods just because they can type words in the terminal. Arch is usually installed via CLI but there are other ways too. When I feel lazy, I install Arco Linux, then spend 5-10 minutes to undo the Arco changes...

I think I've mentioned it before on this forum: if you want your audio profile to be remembered after reboot, click on the padlock icon next to the profile you want remembered. That icon locks channels together. The tickbox in the second screenshot actually makes the system remember your...

The last two driver versions along with latest mpv version 0.37 used to break any video I was watching and this always happened after resuming the system from suspend. Shortcut keys were not functioning properly and attempting to exit fullscreen would lead to something very close to this, along...

How is it now? Better, I hope? I was talking about mostly free-to-play games and now I clarified that. Hopefully this will be enough. If you have a better idea of introduction to the topic, I'm all superears about it. :)

Just made a new icon for the terminal. This is the original size, 512x512. I'm sharing it in case anyone likes it and wants it. You'll have to shrink it to the desired size. I've left the empty space around it because some desktops, like Cinnamon, require that empty space. Without it the icon...