@merompetehla
With that question only gonna get you people likes.
If you can explain what do you need in the system and what do you need it for, the answers would be much better
@merompetehla
Mount the usb in any directory
send the output of any command to a file
dpkg -l >> file.txt
Move those files to the directory were the usb is mounted
Me dicen por el pinganillo que me olvide de Wayland con los drivers Nvidia en Linux. La gráfica no me llega hasta el miércoles pero ya estoy bicheando info. Yo no aro sin Wayland.
it is very close to AntiX (of which it derived) so same tips usually work
in the end it’s not different from what you could get of Debian but it’s a good set of presets to start from quickly to get a lightweight XFCE (my choice) or LXDE desktop
it is really great to salvage old hardware you feel like trashing on Mac OS as they get slower / unsupported
I think that #systemd should do package management. I hate when I have to install some software, but it only has a .deb package. I think that a unified packaging format for Linux would be good.
#Flatpak takes a lot of space and doesn't work well with CLI software. #Snap relies on a closed backend and is not very fast.
I’m just gonna say it — this “Genocide Joe” thing is the dumbest fucking liberal shit I have seen in years.
Joe Biden can do more to try to rein in Israel, but Biden doesn’t run Israel. He isn’t CIC for IDF. He isn’t deciding what hospital to bomb. He isn’t deciding what border crossings to close.
You know who is pushing the Genocide Joe narrative? The fucking Russians and the Israelis. Why is that? Well, it’s an election year, and Trump is a hard right, pro-Israel puppet.
@mcnado
But it can stop selling arms to them, start voting acordingly in ONU sessions, let's say Ginebra convenction, international laws, etc.
Yeah yeah, i know, i know, those things are just things for others, not for ** the great USA ** ......
Is there a non-dev oriented #Linux distribution that is as light weight as AntiX but has strong minimalist opinionated defaults (one app per feature, all consistent) ?
One that would be fine on a 2010 mini and to be used by people averse to tech (read mail, browse web, libre office and that’s it).
@coffe
Everything comes to what do you need and like.
I3 is tilling, lightweigh and so much easy to configure
Awesome is bloated, to much things that nobody really uses in a wm
DWM is tilling, lighweight but it's configure in compile time, that means that you need to recompile it every time you want to change anything in you config.
Spectrwm is a fork of DWM with a config file.
Bspwm is the most complete, easy to configure and use that you can find.
Esto es una mezcla de un #FBF con un #ViernesDeEscritorio pues encontré entre mis cosas un CD que fue parte de mi primer contacto directo con #Linux: @ubuntu 11.04.
Todavía funcionaba con @gnome 2 y había mucho que pulir y vaya que se ha llegado lejos viendo el 24.04LTS de hoy.
I've seen a lot of people rightfully discussing the privacy implications of Windows Recall but not as many mention that this "feature" is going to lead to people unintentionally breaking NDAs when their Recall data gets leaked from a malware.
what OS should I use instead of xubuntu?
I found out that xubuntu spams users including me, which to me is a no go....
[SOLVED] in ubuntu's recovery mode logged in as me on tty1, how do I copy the output of dpkg -l and history to a usb stick?
upgrading xubuntu to 24.04, fresh install, but I’d like to copy the output of both dpkg -l and history to a usb stick....