It may take longer to learn how to do a task with a less polished interface, but if you’re using software “pretty regularly”, then most of your time will be spent doing rather than learning the basic functionality.

catch {

}

Isn’t that Ubuntu?

There is a common misconception that swappiness affects the memory threshold or prevents using swap space, but it only affects the preference for freeing up file pages over swap. See: this article for a more detailed explanation or the kernel source code where it is used.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Swap#Swappiness

Rust naturally accumulates as the kernel oxidizes.

Does this have anything to do with the recent removal of Russian maintainers?

I live at home and my little siblings with ADHD* knock on the door to tell me stuff all the time ughhh

*I have ADHD too which is why it’s extra tragic when I lose my train of thought.

Linux distros differ only in their package managers, really.

rsync

Edit: Or maybe you want a GUI?

It’s all about the AUR now btw i use arch

What’s your fowl stack?

LUKS is the Linux utility most similar to VeraCrypt; they both use block-level encryption. Vaults uses filesystem-level encryption. LUKS has been around for twenty years.

Can some nerd tell me what the rightmost two on the bottom row are?

Edit: Didn’t notice how old this post was.

Why not indeed.

I use it to find a process quickly and send a SIGTERM. I’m probably a noob though.

I use Kate.

Is using another script okay?

#!/bin/bash
docs_folder=/some/folder
cd
files=(*)
for f in "${files[@]}"; do
    [[ "$(cat "$f" | head -n 1)" = '#!/bin/bash' ]] && cp "$f" "$docs_folder/$f"
done

It’s fucking up the ampersands for some reason.