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HacksonJackson

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Hello! I am a weirdo who tests computers, messes with the console, and is learning HTML and Python.

Chiroyce

HacksonJackson wrote:
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sudo apt install cmatrix && cmatrix

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9pfs

Chiroyce wrote:
HacksonJackson wrote:
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sudo apt install cmatrix && cmatrix

Command to clone git repository, build from source, and install on Arch? Want to make a build link.

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MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
if I had a device to use AS a server i'd be using that
but i dont
i only have 1 working machine rn

By the way, you don't need to use Proxmox as a server, you can put Proxmox on internal storage and output it to a display while still being used as a server.

9pfs

Neofetch on a v86 virtual machine!

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9pfs wrote:
Neofetch on a v86 virtual machine!

Cool!

meowclient
Typescript and ESM support
Kind-of good documentation
Easy to use
meowclient

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Chiroyce

What do I do now?

anyways i uploaded the raw neofetch.sh file and ran it

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9pfs wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
HacksonJackson wrote:
hackerman
sudo apt install cmatrix && cmatrix
Command to clone git repository, build from source, and install on Arch? Want to make a build link.

Umm try installing cmatrix-git from the AUR with your favorite helper tool.

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/cmatrix-git.git
cd cmatrix-git
makepkg -i

^ I believe that is the code, but I'm not 100% sure. I'd recommend using yay or something like that instead.

Hey. I use arch btw. I also use a Fedora Silverblue system too!

kccuber

Chiroyce wrote:
What do I do now?

pacman -Syu

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Rendangbike2

I'm using Zorin OS Lite for my dad's Inspiron. The laptop lags but that's probably because the laptop not the OS

samq64

Should I replace Windows with Ubuntu, dualboot or stay on Windows? I've already got the live CD (or USB) working and already booted from it a couple weeks ago, but didn't click install.

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-EmeraldThunder-

samq64 wrote:
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Should I replace Windows with Ubuntu or dualboot? I've already got the live CD (or USB) working and already booted from it a couple weeks ago, but didn't click install.

I'd recommend dual booting, then if you realise you need to do something on the other OS you can easily switch back.

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9pfs

samq64 wrote:
Should I replace Windows with Ubuntu or dualboot? I've already got the live CD (or USB) working and already booted from it a couple weeks ago, but didn't click install.

If you have a small SSD, back up your entire SSD to a USB drive using dd. That way you'll have a backup of Windows, but you'll have your entire SSD available to use.

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ToastersUnited

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Should I replace Windows with Ubuntu, dualboot or stay on Windows? I've already got the live CD (or USB) working and already booted from it a couple weeks ago, but didn't click install.

I'm duplicating my ssd to an external one, and installing manjaro onto that (I can only shrink 778mb of unnalocated space from my c drive whixh isn't enough for manjaro

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samq64

-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
I'd recommend dual booting, then if you realise you need to do something on the other OS you can easily switch back.

The problem is Windows is on an insider build and apparently Windows update sometimes messes up Linux. I don't feel like reinstalling Windows on top of it, but I can if I have to.

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MagicCrayon9342

samq64 wrote:
-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
I'd recommend dual booting, then if you realise you need to do something on the other OS you can easily switch back.
The problem is Windows is on an insider build and apparently Windows update sometimes messes up Linux. I don't feel like reinstalling Windows on top of it, but I can if I have to.

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samq64

9pfs wrote:
samq64 wrote:
Should I replace Windows with Ubuntu or dualboot? I've already got the live CD (or USB) working and already booted from it a couple weeks ago, but didn't click install.
If you have a small SSD, back up your entire SSD to a USB drive using dd. That way you'll have a backup of Windows, but you'll have your entire SSD available to use.

It's 256GB (roughly half used). I have both a large USB and external hard drive which I got recently. I've got some data on both, but I'm slowly migrating all my important stuff to the external drive, so the USB should be free.

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LegoManiac04

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
samq64 wrote:
-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
I'd recommend dual booting, then if you realise you need to do something on the other OS you can easily switch back.
The problem is Windows is on an insider build and apparently Windows update sometimes messes up Linux. I don't feel like reinstalling Windows on top of it, but I can if I have to.
Updating will not and can't affect other operating systems and file systems.

Big Windows updates can kill GRUB

MagicCrayon9342

LegoManiac04 wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
samq64 wrote:
-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
I'd recommend dual booting, then if you realise you need to do something on the other OS you can easily switch back.
The problem is Windows is on an insider build and apparently Windows update sometimes messes up Linux. I don't feel like reinstalling Windows on top of it, but I can if I have to.
Updating will not and can't affect other operating systems and file systems.
Big Windows updates can kill GRUB

Nothing is an excuse to not backup though

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samq64

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
LegoManiac04 wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
Updating will not and can't affect other operating systems and file systems.
Big Windows updates can kill GRUB
Nothing is an excuse to not backup though

Don't worry, I backed up the documents, music and pictures folders and my bookmarks already. I don't really care too much about the rest.

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