I heard about this book kindly from [member=7109]Moltke[/member]
Thread for everyone to discuss learning from this book.
Chapter 1 highlight so far -
making the Hello World file using the terminal directly and saving to the bin folder, then altering its permissions, and running in terminal from its filename alone, gave me a big smile, it is so very concise and efficient a method. 8)
I heard about this book kindly from [member=7109]Moltke[/member]
Thread for everyone to discuss bash learning from this book.
Hey guys my day has suck and I’m over here listening to both sides but I agree with my grandpa i wasn’t treated right and left that job even though I was trying to keep that bridge open
God Not dead.
Hi, In my time with linux (all the way back to 2004) scan detection has always been an issue.. You got to wonder why it is no one has figured out how to make it full proof right out of the box. (Like Windows does) Anyway I'm liking Linux Lite over Ubuntu! surprise huh.My WF-2760 prints but the scanner is not detected. I'm not interested in config files being wrongly setup nor am I interested in any complicated solution. I'm to old to figure all this out. Does anyone have a simple solution? Real simple? If you think you can figure it out I'd be willing to give you the ID and temp password to Teamviewer so you can get on and get the scanner going, how bout that? This would be very much appreciated.
Thanks for helping, Andrew
Hi!
I love Linux.I am looking for the perfect distro suited to my needs.I am trying Linux Lite Live.I tried to use @ but was unable to.Then I changed the keyboard layout.But I still can't use the keyboard normally as I was used to.What shuold I change?Standard pc101?What?Thanks
Hi!
I love Linux.I am looking for the perfect distro suited to my needs.I am trying Linux Lite Live.I tried to use @ but was unable to.Then I changed the keyboard layout.But I still can't use the keyboard normally as I was used to.What shuold I change?Standard pc101?What?Thanks
This is an experimental format for a Linux Lite Women's Thread, with differences.
Rather than adopting the often female exclusive zones I've seen elsewhere, this thread is for all members. I decided a better format for the thread was that of the sister, as it includes all age ranges, and types of females.
This is not a Linux Support thread.
How it works
The male members in the community can ask questions in this thread, any of the female members who can answer those questions from their own perspectives, and wishes to, will reply.
Now begins your opportunity to ask your questions that you wish to know the female perspective on.
Below is the link to a tutorial on automating data visualization. More work to do but this will be the base idea.
https://www.dbts-analytics.com/invest2.html
TC
I installed "Amanda" with apt-get install Amanda with out errors. Terminal showed normal installation for a package. It is not in the Menu or ican't find anywhere to load it. Where did it go? :'(
I've finished automating the tools (via BASH) I wanted to incorporate for a quick loading investment monitoring dashboard. The video below shows them all in action. I will be preparing a tutorial on how to do this. Efficient data visualiztion can be a real challenge but Linux does have all the tools one needs. The biggest challenge was escape sequences between the nix shell of gnuplot and regular bash commands, which I solved with a new little hack, at least one I've never seen used before. I think though that the effort was worth it.
https://youtu.be/fV9crwGINM8
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