I needed a laugh today, thanks, lol

Woohoo! One step closer to killing the tyranny of X11! He’s almost dead already, just those pesky Nvidia users… (Or rather that pesky graphics card company)

Stuck on a relatively new Galaxy rn, but if I could install a custom ROM, it would be GNOME shell mobile

Bottles is magic. I’ve used it for FL Studio for a year and it didn’t break

Bro’s a genius

I’ll throw out another way: to access files from your phone, you can use termux. python -m http.server

Its confusing that we also use ‘rootful’ to refer to a process running as the root user

T480 is generally a good bet. I (naively) got an X1C6, thinking that all thinkpads were nice and repairable. The X1 series, at least, is not

No, Wubuntu

There’s even a portable version if you don’t have admin rights on the device

cough cough snap cough

Maybe except KDE

Text version:

Downloaded a virus for Linux lately and unpacked it. Tried to run it as root, didn’t work. Googled for 2 hours, found out that instead of /usr/local/bin the virus unpacked to /usr/bin for which the user malware doesn’t have any write permissions, therefore the virus couldn’t create a process file. Found patched .configure and .make files on some Chinese forum, recompiled and rerun it. The virus said it needs the library cmalw-lib-2.0.Turns out cmalw-lib-2.0 is shipped with CentOS but not with Ubuntu. Googled for hours again and found an instruction to build a.deb package from source. The virus finally started, wrote some logs, made a core dump and crashed. After 1 hour of going through the logs I discovered the virus assumed it was running on ext4 and called into its disk encryption API. Under btrfs this API is deprecated. The kernel noticed and made this partition read-only

Opened the sources, grep’ed the Bitcoin wallet and sent $5 out of pity.