I’m actually not sure what you mean by that. This script will only list the programs you used in the terminal. It prints the fullpath of each command. That’s all it does.

Do you want know if a program is currently running?

They are not exactly the same. I always default to piping it, because I never remember which to use when. And had to lookup again to make sure I was not hallucinating: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/76049/what-is-the-difference-between-sort-u-and-sort-uniq/76095#76095

That’s just speculation and accusation without proof. Let us not do this here.

It’s the first time I see a Ban. This must be really bad…

Right, but the other fork became its own project. I have no problem with it. As long as the original code license is not changed.

I don’t. I just copy the link and enter it in FreeTube directly.

I don’t see a problem. If someone forks it and changes the license to some proprietary, then their fork is proprietary. The original software is still Open Source. People act like as if the original license changed.

FreeTube, a desktop client to watch YouTube videos, without an account. Why not use a browser without an account? Well, it has a watch history, favorites and subscriptions as if you had an account - but its all “offline” account, without Google involved (besides watching their video). So it manages an account with subscriptions, without YouTube account. Plus it integrates an ad blocker and SponsorBlock, and has a few more features on its sleeve.

kdotool, a xdotool like program for KDE on Wayland. Just learned about it when setting up another application. But I will use it for independently too.

There are more, but this is what came to my mind right now.

I looked at it, its on the todo list. I also use sudoedit (or sudo -e). I can’t find the todo list, but here is the issue for: https://github.com/trifectatechfoundation/sudo-rs/issues/762

What issue do people have with the sudo-rs license? Its Free and Open Source. I think its more like people having an issue with the language Rust and just search excuses to be mad at.

Until then, you have to live with the issues of Xorg, which won’t be ironed out. :p

Mel Brooks is set to reprise his role as Yogurt in an already-confirmed sequel to Spaceballs.

At least there are no micro transactions and the port is solid too. But agreed, the game prices are insane. I’ll wait too.

Yes you can and should upgrade, which is what I was trying to say really. It’s less set and forget as in “just let it update and it will keep on trucking for 10 years”.

At least with rolling releases this is not needed. You only install once, and only update this one version basically. EndeavourOS and Arch based distributions are like that. So its basically support without end, which beats Windows in that regard. :-) These are normal desktop systems BTW, not Enterprise.

The typical LTS support in Linux distributions are 5 years, but some have longer support available. With Ubuntu you can get additional 7 years by using the free for Home users “Ubuntu Pro” subscription. Which brings it to 12 years. Professionals have to pay a little bit (its not expensive) to get that support. For anyone who really considers using the same distribution for 10 years, they should consider Ubuntu Pro.

Ich habe Cyberpunk auf Linux komplett durchgespielt. Es funktioniert Sahne 1A.

Für alle die Interesse haben, da ist eine Spieler basierte Report Datenbank mit Spielen die in Steam gespielt werden. Es nennt sich Protondb. Man kann User Kommentare, deren Hardware und eine Empfehlung ablesen. Sehr nützlich.

A particular version of Linux Mint, the example you mentioned, is supported for 4 years, whereas Windows 10 was supported for 10 years.

True, but often the distributions have an upgrade plan (for free). In example you can install an Ubuntu LTS and upgrade 4 years later to the next major LTS release. However, sometimes this has problems, because so much time and changes are in between. This is for sure.

There are distributions with longer support period. Debian comes to my mind. But I don’t know how long and there were 10 year supported distributions too.

Your PC will turn on. But you won’t get security updates (meaning more and more dangerous to surf the web). Some software stop working too, because they stop supporting Windows 10. I think Steam will not work on it anymore, correct me if I am wrong. It will get worse over time, not right away on day one.

Congratz. I see, EndeavourOS, a man of culture as well. :D But how did you came to OpenMandriva? It’s not a usual distribution newcomers choose. Not because its hard to use, but because its a bit less popular. What made you chose this, just curious, not saying its bad or anything like that. I’m curious for the reason.

Its always time to consider Linux. No one has to wait until Windows support ends. :-)

This game will always held a special place in my heart (together with Dune 2 and its remake on the PSX). I played the original Playstation game back then in the 90s. Congratz on everyone worked on this project to make this happen. I am not the biggest fan of web browser games, but man, this one already won my heart.

Just tried it under Firefox and it worked perfectly fine (only couple of minutes tried). I didn’t even had to add exceptions to my uMatrix blocker. Very nice!