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How can I boot Arch Linux on VirtualBox straight into Terminal instead of my Gnome desktop?
Published: 25/08/2019I have a fresh install of Arch Linux that I am running on VirtualBox. However, I believe the problem is similar to the one in this thread . My Terminal is not opening (doing the same thing described i ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Error: winehq-devel : Depends: wine-devel (= 4.14~bionic)
Published: 25/08/2019Similar to this -- trying to install wine from the winehq repo. I initially had trouble with the repo. I did try a recommended fix for held broken packages. It did not report any, and still failed aft ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Is there any way to get algorithm of any Encrypted String?
Published: 25/08/2019File command shows that the file is of any type of ELF, Text, Ascii, source code. Is any there any command or tool to identify the possible encryption algorithm for a given String? or to find possible ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com
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How to show a Float/Double just like JavaScript literal in Haskell?
Published: 25/08/2019Giving 1.0 , Haskell show will get "1.0" instead of "1" , and use things like showFFloat instead of show doesn't change that. This is reasonable since "1.0" is more clear to be a Float/Double literal ... Read moreSource: stackoverflow.com -
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How to remove the grey border in network manager applet
Published: 25/08/2019I'm using nm-applet in xfce, however it displays a grey border like the following: I tried to debug the panel by doing: gsettings set org.gtk.Settings.Debug enable-inspector-keybinding true xfce4-pane ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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"$bluetooth_device_name is requesting access to this computer" - what does this mean?
Published: 25/08/2019I've bought Sony WI-1000X bluetooth headset. When I connected it to my Debian Stretch computer (via bluetooth) for the first time, I got a popup ( screenshot ), which said LE_WI-1000X is requesting ac ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com
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Network Manager wont start after extensive troubleshooting
Published: 25/08/2019I'm having a really hard time troubleshooting network manager (NM). I installed and configured VPNbook and soon after my NM stopped working. I've tried nearly every thread and each solution appears to ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Why file full permission mode is different than for directories?
Published: 25/08/2019I read in Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible by Richard Blum Christine Bresnahan that : The umask value is subtracted from the full permission set for an object. The full permission for a fi ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Why don't `stty -a` list `raw` in its output, when any modern shell, like Bash, is said to operate in raw mode?
Published: 25/08/2019Why don't stty -a list raw in its output, when any modern shell, like Bash, is said to operate in raw mode? I understand that any modern shell should operate in raw mode, i.e: Input made available cha ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com
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Can $! cause race conditions when used in scripts running in parallel?
Published: 25/08/2019Say I have multiple bash scripts that run in parallel, with code like the following: #!/bin/bash tail -f /dev/null & echo "pid is "$! Is $! guaranteed to give me the PID of the most recent backgro ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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How to assign "-e" to a variable in bash
Published: 25/08/2019I'm trying to assign -e to a variable in Bash 4. But the variable remains empty. For example: $ var="-e" $ echo $var $ var='-e' $ echo $var $ var="-t" $ echo $var -t Why does it work with -t , but not ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Why using more threads makes it slower than using less threads
Published: 25/08/2019Tried to run program X using 8 threads and it was over in n minutes . Tried to run same program using 50 threads and it was over in n*10 minutes . Why does this happen and how can I get optimal number ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com
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How to renewal ssl certificate on redbird proxy server
Published: 25/08/2019I use redbird proxy server for serve my app. Today expired my certificate. How I can renewal it?. I tried it by this instruction but looks like it works just with ngnix server. my server.js : const pr ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Project Architecture For Front End Applications
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How to Rename a System File Using NodeJS
Published: 25/08/2019Comments Read moreSource: coderrocketfuel.com
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An awesome Action Message Format (AMF) library
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Delete the matched line and one consecutive line (for loop)
Published: 25/08/2019I found a few similar questions and solution on this topic, but I can't solve the problem in for loops with the previous solution suggested. fileB: 88569.abcrat 44689.defhom 3702.ghigop Example of tex ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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In GNU Screen, what are benefits of using new windows under sessions than new sessions themselves?
Published: 25/08/2019As an example, let's say I want to run 3 projects, each having 2 scripts. Option 1: Create 3 sessions in GNU Screen and open 2 windows under each session to run the scripts. Option 2: Create 6 session ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com
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Udev rule not executing script correctly
Published: 25/08/2019I have a udev rule 80-wacom.rules SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ACTION=="add", RUN+="/usr/local/bin/wacom.sh" My understanding is that it will run wacom.sh whenever any USB device is plugged in. I verified that i ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Parsing output from wget and grep using bash
Published: 25/08/2019I can get a url link and search for text that starts with file: but I'm having issues parsing it from there. Example: wget -qO- http://website.com/site/ | tr \" \\n | grep -w file:\* > output.txt T ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com -
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Overriding OpenSSL CipherString at a more granular level in Debian 10?
Published: 25/08/2019In Debian 10, the upgraded OpenSSL package has more secure defaults (per https://wiki.debian.org/ContinuousIntegration/TriagingTips/openssl-1.1.1 ) which causes problems for some of my existing applic ... Read moreSource: unix.stackexchange.com