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CosmicWanderer replied to the thread How do I run screen and run a command inside of screen automatically?.Thanks, I added a cronjob @reboot /usr/bin/screen -dmS [screen_name] bash -c 'cd /home/[path_to_parent] && exec /usr/bin/java -Xms4G... -
Ddeb_user replied to the thread Solved Passwd vs Shadow.If you know the root password, you can change any user password by just using su. If you don't know any user or root password, you're...
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LinuxBot posted the thread News [Phoronix] Firefox 152 Now Available With JPEG-XL Support Built By Default, Modernized Settings UI in Linux News.The Firefox 152.0 release binaries are now available ahead of tomorrow's official unveiling. With Firefox 152 there is now the JPEG-XL... -
Ddeb_user replied to the thread Solved Which text editor to use?.FWIW, there is also a Windows version of LibreOffice. In fact, AFAICT that's its main focus.
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CosmicWanderer reacted to piorunz's post in the thread How do I run screen and run a command inside of screen automatically? with
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open crontab edit mode: crontab -e crontab works on everything, systemd or not, it's easy to add, and runs your scripts with user... -
Title: I think I am getting tired of modern gaming — physical old PC games feel more real now I think I am reaching the point where I... -
Bbigkenny replied to the thread Solved Which text editor to use?.yes I`ve given up with using wine LibreOffice is good and free works good
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CaffeineAddict reacted to Rocketing-warp9's post in the thread Back to sing Linux praises with
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When Your hinges on your old laptop break-- Don't worry. You just unlocked "Tablet Mode" :cool: That happened to my old Lattitude... -
Rocketing-warp9 replied to the thread Back to sing Linux praises.When Your hinges on your old laptop break-- Don't worry. You just unlocked "Tablet Mode" :cool: That happened to my old Lattitude... -
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Bbigkenny replied to the thread Solved Which text editor to use?.Well as others have said The Linux free suite LibreOffice is good. I use it have come from Windows Word/Excel 2010 and works well...
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LinuxBot posted the thread News [Phoronix] Reading /proc/filesystems Is Surprisingly Done Very Often & Now As Much As 444% Faster in Linux News.Reading /proc/filesystems for obtaining a list of file-systems supported by the running kernel is done frequently on Linux. Namely due...
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Yes me too...as you say for now. Remember back years ago we'd have to create a Timeshift snapshot before installing a new Kernel just...
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Glad you got it sorted for now. :)
