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That is a bunch of unnecessary noise just because an AI managed to code a working python code for you. Like that'd make your command "cursed" or some sort.
You >>> everyone else. <3
You could make a cronjob/bash script that opens haxx in a terminal, with the appropriate font size.
Funny of you to say that. I've got a Orange pi 5 MAX (which I'm pretty sure it can fall into the "not a easy machine to install Linux" category) and the experience, for the most part, was straightforward. (You've mentioned an issue regarding mices --I've got a "Ragnok 2 gun mice" and it "just werked" on it. No tweaks or "mental gymnastics" required.). Hell, even enabling hardware acceleration was very straightforward as is -- you just have to know where and what to look for.
I'm not trying to defend Pewdiepie -- just saying that Linux can be "user friendly" just like Windows if you know what you are dong.
Now introducing "haxx", a nonsense hacking generator.
Gives you a bollywood experience right into your terminal, with more than 1000 ips simulated! An INFINITE amount of simulated names! Over 100 different types of glitches! An overly dramatic hack, just like seen in the movies! And more (If you -REALLY- have a lot of time to spend staring at this command.)
Click here to grab the C code, followed by instructions on how to compile it.
You will go back to your "usual" linux setup when you realize that most packages you set up with LFS are now broken and you'll need to redo the whole process again.
t. arch linux minimal installation only master race
I'm (kind of) considering buying one of these just to play with it a bit.
Absolutely yes. You'd be better buying a dedicated PC for Linux tho.
t. Got a Orange pi 5 MAX with Linux installed. It's tricky to set up, but worths a lot in the end (low power usage while providing a decent performance -- can be used as a "mini server" to host your own personal file server or anything else you'd like while providing a smooth experience for anything your job may require from it.)
"Oh, but it's a technical detail!" does not make what I said a false argument -- you are extrapolating for the sake of "being right".
...which these "customized kernels" can (also) be applied to any other distro.
All distros are the same -- none packs a exclusive feature that makes gaming "better". Other than having predefined changes/packages that are more suitable for gaming.
"tm". Todo manager on the CLI for potatoes.
(The date + clock and the menu can be hidden via a toggle for extra flexibility and space. They are in the screenshot just to show em off.)
Manage your to-do tasks in a compact, slick and straightforward manner.
Includes a built-in clock for an extra flex.
Click here to grab the code and compile it with "gcc tm.c -o tm -static -O2". And then type "sudo mv tm /usr/local/bin/." to send the binary into the user binary directory. To run it, simply type "tm".
This code, alongside all my codes are under the "Do Whatever You Want" license. Modify this, sell it using a different name, whatever you want -- I don't care.
I don't mind a little "change" every now and then, but still -- "Sway" on my "potatoes" (Orange pi zero 3 and Orange pi 5 max) and "Hyprland" on my x86_64 PC.
How to become a hacker
Average Linux user: Hack the white house
Your mom: Install pi-hole
"YTS" -- search youtube inside the CLI -and- watch videos in mpv! 100% portable and minimal.
Imagine a world where you could browse -and- watch youtube without using a graphical software or a web browser.
Guess what? Now you can.
With this nifty, minimal and 100% portable piece of software, you can now watch the best youtube has to offer without compromising your potato or waiting several minutes (!) for a video to appear on your screen.
The only caveat is that you need to install mpv.
And nothing else.
The code, alongside instructions on how to compile it can be found by clicking here.
Dietpi user here. I've got a orange pi zero 3 w/ 1GiB of ram serving me nextdns under docker + playing a live stream 24/7 (via yt-dlp/ffplay) and it does its job just nicely.
Nice cherry picking/moving the goalpost, but that is not how refuting works. A PC at NASA has a much higher "threat level" than my Orange pi zero 3, just chilling on the background. Which means, a potential "security hole" may prove harmful for these pcs... but it'll definitely not hurt me in the slightest.
And before you parrot with other links and/or excuses... yes, I'm not negating their existence. I'm just saying they are there... but, well... "who cares"? If anything, its much faster to set up my distro back up "just like never happened before" than performing any "maintenance" whatsoever. Again, "Common sense antivirus" reigns supreme here -- know what you are doing, and none of these things will matter.
Something in the line of https://gitlab.com/ananicy-cpp/ananicy-cpp ?
Well, procbal does not need any configuration whatsoever -- just run it with the command you want, and its working. Just like that. Plus, dynamic adjustment trumps static rules—procbal reacts live to CPU/memory spikes while ananicy does not. Also, a proper, dynamic nice adjustment means more free resources for other commands running on the background. Which can also mean "free" performance depending of how "potato" is your pc.
"Procbal" -- dynamic process resource manager.
Dynamically prioritizes CPU or memory access out of a given command.
Can be run as a non-root user.
Instructions on how to compile and usage are provided inside the code right here.
-EDIT- Just improved the code with improved nice sorting, detection and configuration.
All you have to do is to install "Common sense antivirus", pretty much.
Comparing a PC maintenance to leaving the keys outside the front door is too dramatic, to not say the least...
...unless you work at NASA and/or your PC is holding something too valuable/sensitive/high-priority for others to want to hack it "that badly" -- which I (highly) doubt it.
You simply don't do any maintenance whatsoever.
t. Got a arch linux install that I (rarely) perform "sudo pacman -Syu --noconfirm" and it works like a champ.
"Work!". A "genact-esque" nonsense generator.
Makes you pretend you are working for NASA or for the FBI.
Instructions on how to compile the code and everything else can be found inside the code right here.
I was about to say that you should learn the "ins and outs" of Linux first before choosing a distro until I've noticed these part(s) of your post.
I’ve been toying with Linux on and off for almost 20 years now.
I’m comfortable in the command line
20 years is more than enough time for a user to use Linux properly. And with that in mind, well... you are overthinking it -- just go with whatever you want, really.
"The saying goes “if you’re not paying for the product, you are the product” —unless open-source, I tend to add if I hear someone say it! Alas, Mozilla’s recent faux-pas suggests that even noble projects aren’t immune to the shiny glint of ick."
...I don't know if we should embrace proprietary like that just because "firefox did it".
The (Catholic/latin) Holy Bible -- straight from the vatican and to your CLI.
A simple, straightforward, zero bloat command that brings you the Gods Word -- from the Vatican and straight into your CLI.
Click here to check the code out and compile it with "gcc theholybible.c -o theholybible -static -O2".
Enjoy.
A C code collection of different programs.
From a dvd CLI screensaver to a btop replacement.
To compile (pretty much anything available in the provided link), just do
gcc filename.c -o whateveryouwant -static
How about a VHS effect on the CLI?
For the old farts (like me) out there.
Instructions on how to compile, screenshot, etc are all inside in the code provided @ op.
CLI old TV static effect simulator.
For the "old farts" out there who wants to made their ultrawide screen behave like a old TV.
Instructions how to compile, screenshots, etc are in the code.
Super "mewmew" bros, the cli "infinite" platformer.
Just a little "something" I came up with. Instructions on how to compile, including a screenshot link are in the code.
Brave crashes followed by a /usr/bin/brave-browser: line 39: 16656 Trace/breakpoint trap "$HERE/brave" "$@" error..
Title. This error/crash happens with certain web pages only whilst everything else works as intended. Any ideas of what is going on? Running on sway, on a Orange pi 5 max with 16 GiB of ram. Dietpi. Thanks in advance. And yes, Firefox runs just fine without any crashes whatsoever.
How do I write an android .img file to an external usb disk?
Title. I've tried using dd but it doesn't work -- the .img file is written but it does not boot. Thanks in advance.
"moov atom not found" while trying to play a invidious live stream through yt-dlp.
Title. Non-live streams play as intended however. wat do? Thanks in advance.
Lutris has been abandoned? Also, best Lutris alternative?
Title. Just noticed that it has not been updated since a while. Also, what are the best alternatives to it?
Thanks in advance.
Creating zram, and then making it a ramdisk for .cache, /tmp, etc -- does it do any difference?
Title.
Worst case scenario I've figured out a formidable way to make the "ultimate" ~/Downloads directory, heh.
Thanks in advance.
Is it possible to use the NPU as "another" CPU?
Title. In other words, to make the system redirect workload to the NPU -first- and then to the CPU when it reaches 100% usage? Like both NPU and CPU were a single, huge CPU instead of being separated?
Thanks in advance.
NanoPi Zero2 with Gigabit Ethernet and Optional Wi-Fi Connectivity via M.2 Slot
The ultimate (casual) home server sbc?
How about a cmatrix clone that is (only) 30 KiB?
tl;dr: Run "docker run -it --rm --log-driver none --cap-drop=ALL --read-only --net none --security-opt=no-new-privileges --name ascii-matrix defnotgustavom/ascii-matrix" for a perfect cmatrix clone + ascii elmo.
Check thread link for more info.
How do I run a command on a remote PC and make it display the result on its screen instead on the client pc?
Title. Yep, I'm trying to multitask with a Orange pi zero 3 (remotely) without the need of kvm's.
Both client and remote PC's are wayland-related. Trying to connect w/ ssh.