Speaking of the last posts, lets keep it civil guys.
Run random commands until you break some shit
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sudo rm -rf /
Write a script to delete every 5th file under /etc/.
EDIT: did it for you
#!/bin/bash count=0 for file in $(find /etc/ -type f); do (( count+=1 )) if (( $count % 5 == 0 )); then sudo rm -rf $file fi doneAnd now you have lots of stuff to fix and configure. You’re welcome!
Well that just got added to my interview question bank…heh.
This is me. I’ve been configuring my desktop environment this past week and I don’t know what else to configure
Nothing left to configure? Install Gentoo!
Me looking at my config with my own soul injected into it and nothing left to do:
Love your profile picture and banner btw
Go help other people in forums
I do and its is very satisfying. Even though its very basic stuff.
Wanna help me right now configuring Nextcloud server on NixOS? Hehe
You can search up nextcloud flake and it will have all of the needed stuff, plus in the nixos search if you go to NixOS options you can see what config options it has
For some reason it’s saying it doesn’t have access to the config files that itself created. I checked permissions and Nextcloud user has the ownership of the config fikes
Literally me with my Framework laptop, trying to get hidpi to work. I either get tiny text, blurry text, tiny icons, but fine text, or some other weird combination of shit. Luckily, gnome-terminal does work. So as long as I never use any GUI apps, then hidpi “works” on the Framework. 🥴👍
No, I will not switch to Fedora. Yes, I’ve tried it. No, I’m not a fan of “fixing” hidpi by avoiding scaling, everything is tiny. Yes, I’ve also tried the new Framework display at 2x scaling, no I didn’t like it.
The real solution for me is to avoid this class of problems altogether by going back to a regular dpi screen, where everything was legible, clear, and I could use whatever damn GUI apps I wanted. I’m moving back to an X11 Carbon (rip Dell XPS) next chance I get.
