Ubuntu is dead

Kinda showed your ass with this one

‘dd if=image.iso of=/dev/do_not_removed_this_up bs=4M’ is a complete tutorial

It doesn’t? Been a month or two since I updated the ISO but I’ve never had a problem

Pacdiff does this on arch-based distros

Heathrow is the removeding worst, I hate it so much. No windows, not enough seating because they need the space to sell overpriced cosmetics and luxury watches. removeding keep your gate a secret until 20 minutes before departure to make sure you don’t sneak off and miss a chance to do a capitalism

Sway and I3 as well, without the warning

no

This thread is amazing. My own removedups:

• Tried upgrading Ubuntu
• Closed laptop while updating
• I bork bootloaders with concerning regularity
• While experimenting with writing a PKGBUILD for some personal scripts, ignored a warning having to do with a conflict on /bin. Blew away that symlink.

snapper is good software i like snapper

Nothing is off limits, you can change everything

You don’t see most of these errors in situations where screenshots are possible

Yeah that was my experience - arch on a Samsung Chromebook, never could get audio working. Worked fine with gallium though.

Oh no :( I didn’t know.

OP, Linux on a Chromebook can work but don’t be surprised if you have hardware issues to deal with. Might be better to choose a more mainstream laptop

I’d look up instructions on how to install another OS for both chromebooks. On my Samsung I had to physically disassemble it to remove a screw.

The OS to use is gallium OS. Specifically made for chromebooks and their oddities

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ whatever works for you, but that sounds painful to me. Why is only using the center of the screen so important?

I’ll clarify that I only use the more complicated layouts on my big monitor at home; when I am on a laptop it’s single window or side-by-side for the most part.

Web dev here.

• editor + web browser + devtools when working on frontend (workspace 3)
• editor + tests + another terminal for whatever when working backend (workspace 2)
• server terminal + lazydocker for both (workspace 1)
• web browser with work related tabs + todo list + notes app on workspace 9
• chat apps and email on workspace 10
• long-running jobs and performance monitors on workspace 8
• 4-7 are used for whatever
• music on scratchpad

Tiling (as well as stacking) make it manageable to have a bunch of windows open with a minimum of removedery. Sure I can only read one at a time, but when coding for example I’m rapidly switching between the code and the result. I can have a text editor, browser, and devtools accessible as fast as I can think, and I spend very little effort arranging windows.

Also, a good tiling window manager replaces the need to learn a bunch of windowing features for other apps. My devtools open in a new window, I don’t use tmux or my terminal’s split features, and I generally have a bunch of browser instances open because my window management handles it all, better.

Every time I try something different I always come back to arch + swaywm

PooShooter: Toilet Invaders

Oh good, I was waiting for that one