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misty spindle
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even here when i say pwd, it is saying i am inside work folder?

fair pike
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someone help

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Im missing 2 windows partitons

prime wyvern
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what's the issue which partition is missing?

fair pike
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Recovery ones

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these two

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am so lost

naive terrace
# fair pike

!offtopic This is not a Unix question. Use offtopic channels

shy yokeBOT
fair pike
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i got linux installed and dont know what to do

naive terrace
fair pike
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dual boot

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i wanna keep linux

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whilst

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getting parition back

prime wyvern
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i think they are dual booting from a separate partition

fair pike
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these 3 are linux

tiny sentinel
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Have you installed windows and Linux on the same disk?

fair pike
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same disk tyes

tiny sentinel
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even if it's partitioned, windows doesn't like sharing very much

prime wyvern
fair pike
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and thats where i messed up

prime wyvern
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it should list the volumes there properly, the disk management tool doesn't always list everything

fair pike
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i deleted it

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i didnt know what it was and thought made dupe

prime wyvern
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you deleted diskpart?

fair pike
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no

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a partition

prime wyvern
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open diskpart and check the partition, and recreate the parition

fair pike
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made one but dont think it works

prime wyvern
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wdym mean?

fair pike
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recovery partition i made it

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because i deleted the old one

fair pike
prime wyvern
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what exactly do you want back? if you deleted a parition and it has been overwrriten, without recovery software it will be hard to get the data back

fair pike
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what do i do

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i deleted these ones

prime wyvern
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did you have data you needed in those paritions?

fair pike
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no

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but it comes with windows

prime wyvern
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lol nothinbg will happen, they are recovery paritions, just used for saving recovery images i believe

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just recreate them and you'll be fine

fair pike
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still

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how

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and how do i know if it works

prime wyvern
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show me the current state of your disk with a screenshot

fair pike
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Last 3 is Linux Arch

prime wyvern
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in disk 0?

fair pike
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yes

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Disk 1 is usb drive

prime wyvern
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we're not dealing with disk 1 i assume

fair pike
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Yes

prime wyvern
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what is basic data partition? where did that come from?

fair pike
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i made it

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tried to fix it

prime wyvern
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i'm guessing you made that accidentally

feral fiber
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If your windows recovery partition is gone, e.g. because you removed it to install Linux, then it's gone for good. There's nothing you can do to recover it as it's part of the initial Windows installation.

Now, as has been said, this is not a Windows administration server. You should either sort that out in PM or ask for help on a Windows dedicated forum.

fair pike
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will factory reset fix this?

prime wyvern
fair pike
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How

feral fiber
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Again, this is not the place to ask. And factory reset will wipe out your entire disk.

fair pike
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imma factory reset

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arch linux took a piss

prime wyvern
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๐Ÿคฆ don't it will remove all your files

fair pike
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cant care less now

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im proper pissed

feral fiber
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When you install an operating system in parallel with another one without having the basic understanding of how computers and operating systems work, these problems are bound to happen. It's not the operating system's fault, it's the lack of proper knowledge that leads to such disasters.

fair pike
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ik

feral fiber
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Now that I think of it, the recovery partition may be needed to perform a factory reset. Just don't quote me on that. However, if it doesn't work, then you'll know why.

prime wyvern
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at this point they should just copy whatever they can and need to an external drive, then format the drive and reinstall windows

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i suggest not trying to install linux using dual boot without learning how to do basics of disk partitioning perhaps in a virtual machine

feral fiber
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If the current operating system still works properly and just the recovery partition is lost, reinstalling it from scratch and lose absolutely everything, including all documents and personal data is a tad... how'd you call overkill?

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(pun unintended)

fair pike
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windows recovery media tool

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ive used it before

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it deletes all partition except C

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and reinstalls

feral fiber
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Yeah, before you screwed up your recovery partition, I guess

fair pike
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@opal barn

prime wyvern
feral fiber
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Rule number zero with computer systems: do backups!

prime wyvern
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yups

misty spindle
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hi

quiet seal
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@fair pike from reading what you have posted I'm guessing you borked the bootloader(GRUB) installation when you installed linux....

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@fair pike does the GRUB boot menu show up when you try to boot from your HDD ?

wise forge
quiet seal
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@misty spindle filesystem navigation from the terminal isn't that difficult....

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cd ~/ always goes to your home directory and cd / goes to the root of the filesystem. try man cd for more info on the cd (change directory) command

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@opal barn hey

wise forge
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also to be aware about ls, ls -la (with ability to see permissions and hidden files)

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pwd gets current position

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nano filename, to edit smth with notepad ( requires installation if not present)

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u could open CLI with midnight commander for more comfortable easier navigation (requires installation if not present)

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mkdir foldername to creat efolder

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cat smth , to print textfile into terminal (cat is always available, in comparison to nano/mc that can be not)

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cat smth | grep "yoursubstring", to find lines containg specified stuff

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cat smth | grep -C 10 "smth", finding lines and printing 10 lines around them

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ergh, the challenges i linked above will help navigating about it

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echo "smth. $ENV_VAR" is basic printing command

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at the same CLI level u can set ENv vars for specific commands
export ENV_VAR=smth to set for session, unset them and etc

quiet seal
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you've properly confused him now hahaha

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@wise forge you see how @CodeE just dissapeared......

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i'm pretty sure he didn't get GRUB installed properly

opal barn
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I had everything installed properly

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Grub aswell

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But I will definitely install arch again

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I found downloading it fun for some weird reason

spring copper
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@odd plover Hey I'm new to manjaro..
I'm using kde.
Could you help me with kde and manjaro?

misty spindle
odd plover
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I can probably help with KDE issues, may not with Manjaro issues

spring copper
# odd plover maybe, what's the problem?

Problem :- Not sure how and where to begin?
// I have little to no knowledge about kde and manjaro.
// I'm not new to linux
// Could you suggest me reliable source to learn?

odd plover
spring copper
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I mean I have done so

misty spindle
spring copper
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I'm confused how do I use shortcuts here?
How do use default feature?
I'm not used to arch based distro but so far my experience is quite amazing
@odd plover

opal barn
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After full reset using USB I only got 3 partition

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Is this normal?

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Efi c recovery

opal barn
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There's meant to be 2 recovery no?

odd plover
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I don't know what you mean by "default feature"

spring copper
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And it didn't helped me

quiet seal
odd plover
spring copper
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Any resource you have that can help me out?

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Like manual or documentation?

odd plover
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I don't think there's any learning necessary for KDE. It's a regular desktop system. Use it to launch your apps.

odd plover
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Why? What specific problems are you facing that you need to learn something to overcome?

quiet seal
spring copper
opal barn
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I have fsctory reset the pc

odd plover
quiet seal
# opal barn Yes

ok so boot into the linux. open gparted. select your HDD and screenshot it and show me!

quiet seal
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do nothing yet!

opal barn
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I've already done it

quiet seal
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hahahahahahhahaha

opal barn
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And anyways it got rid of the games so I can study better

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Is this good

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Is it back to normal

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Disk 0

quiet seal
quiet seal
opal barn
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Coolest video that's on my phone I wanna learn what that is
Don't spoilt

quiet seal
opal barn
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Imma learn what it is

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Don't tell me

quiet seal
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i mean it's self evident what it is.....

opal barn
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Yesterday tried installing hyprland

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It was just a black screen

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Someone in this chat helped me

misty spindle
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@quiet seal @wise forge
ok, i changed the file like below. Now everything is getting created properly. but when i create file, it says:

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version: '3'
services:
  spark:
    image: jupyter/pyspark-notebook
    ports:
      - "8888:8888"  # Jupyter Notebook
      - "4040:4040"  # Spark UI
    volumes:
      - ./files/data:/home/jovyan/work/files/data
      - ./files:/home/jovyan/work/files
    environment:
      - JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB=yes
    command: start.sh jupyter lab --NotebookApp.token=''
quiet seal
misty spindle
quiet seal
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if you put work into the $HOME directory you shouldn't get that error

quiet seal
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fix the permissions on the directory it's writing to. add a group or something....

misty spindle
quiet seal
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are you logged in as root?

misty spindle
quiet seal
misty spindle
quiet seal
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why are you logged in as root

misty spindle
quiet seal
opal barn
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Why do you guys use Linux?

misty spindle
quiet seal
opal barn
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What does that mean

quiet seal
opal barn
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Even though am in the uk why is ur English so much stronger

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Camn

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Damn

quiet seal
misty spindle
quiet seal
quiet seal
misty spindle
# quiet seal can you create a user?

when i logged in as root, then itself i am getting permission denined.
so, if i create another user, obviously no one can be supeiror as root. how come that will get rid of permission error

quiet seal
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also I don't have experience with AWS so I don't know how their shit is setup. find the folder you can work in. did you create /work?

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or was it already there

misty spindle
# quiet seal also I don't have experience with AWS so I don't know how their shit is setup. f...

except running docker compose up on below file, i did not do any thing explicitly, inzane

version: '3'
services:
  spark:
    image: jupyter/pyspark-notebook
    ports:
      - "8888:8888"  # Jupyter Notebook
      - "4040:4040"  # Spark UI
    volumes:
      - ./files/data:/home/jovyan/work/files/data
      - ./files:/home/jovyan/work/files
    environment:
      - JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB=yes
    command: start.sh jupyter lab --NotebookApp.token=''
spring copper
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@opal barn Hey do you know manjaro?

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Could you help me please?

quiet seal
spring copper
quiet seal
opal barn
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These linux machines look real nice

misty spindle
quiet seal
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@misty spindle i'm not familiar with docker either so i probably won't be much help

quiet seal
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use a folder in $HOME . on the left change the path

misty spindle
quiet seal
misty spindle
quiet seal
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type echo $HOME in a terminal and create a folder there

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does AWS let you create folders @ / ?

misty spindle
quiet seal
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idk then

misty spindle
# quiet seal type ``echo $HOME`` in a terminal and create a folder there

pls see the volume line.

version: '3'
services:
  spark:
    image: jupyter/pyspark-notebook
    ports:
      - "8888:8888"  # Jupyter Notebook
      - "4040:4040"  # Spark UI
    volumes:
      - ./files:/home/folder_for_notebook_files
    environment:
      - JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB=yes
    command: start.sh jupyter lab --NotebookApp.token=''

Now, it's going to create a folder folder_for_notebook_files in home like you said.

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let me excute & see

quiet seal
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ok

misty spindle
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At first try, i executed below.

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version: '3'
services:
  spark:
    image: jupyter/pyspark-notebook
    ports:
      - "8888:8888"  # Jupyter Notebook
      - "4040:4040"  # Spark UI
    volumes:
      - ./files:/home/folder_for_notebook_files
    environment:
      - JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB=yes
    command: start.sh jupyter lab --NotebookApp.token=''
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Then, folder_for_notebook_files did not got created.

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Then, i tried below

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version: '3'
services:
  spark:
    image: jupyter/pyspark-notebook
    ports:
      - "8888:8888"  # Jupyter Notebook
      - "4040:4040"  # Spark UI
    volumes:
      - ./files:/home/jovyan/folder_for_notebook_files
    environment:
      - JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB=yes
    command: start.sh jupyter lab --NotebookApp.token=''
#

Now, the folder folder_for_notebook_files got created & structure looks like below

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i am not sure why is this happening.

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but, anyway, now let me create notebook inside this folder we created

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๐Ÿ˜ฆ

quiet seal
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show me output of ls /

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i'm not familiar with jupyter either but we can figure this out

misty spindle
quiet seal
misty spindle
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This is inside the container

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also, i navigated into /home, nothing is there!

quiet seal
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i don't understand why these don't match directory paths....

misty spindle
quiet seal
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ok wait!

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when you try to create the notebook...

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change to /opt/bitnami/spark/work ? inside the jupyter GUI

misty spindle
quiet seal
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go to terminal and create a symlink from /home/jovyan/work to /opt/bitnami/spark/work?

quiet seal
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maybe this will work if you still get a permission denied error?

misty spindle
# quiet seal ?

this is not the problem. that much i can say. the reason is if port 8888 is not allowed, we could not even see this jupiter notebook server GUI in first place.

misty spindle
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our intention is to create the files in folder_for_notebook_files folder. so, that should be part of symlink, if i am not wrong.

quiet seal
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yeah sure

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copilot is saying you have to configure the security group...

spring copper
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Linux is amazing and fast

spring copper
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So far experience with kde is quite good

misty spindle
quiet seal
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is there an inbound rule for jupyter port 8888

quiet seal
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@misty spindle contact AWS Support and ask them directly!

misty spindle
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inside the container, chmod, sudo not working?

quiet seal
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contact aws support and tell them you can't create a Jupyter notebook. you're getting a permission denied error....

misty spindle
spring copper
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What a like about manjaro is that its best for my pc

quiet seal
spring copper
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And so far this one requires less configuration or no configuration

quiet seal
spring copper
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to work with hardware of my pc

spring copper
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I have tried ubuntu redhat

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kali linux

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And parrot os

quiet seal
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@spring copper and why haven't you tried MX Linux !?

spring copper
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Thats it

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I used ubuntu to learn ubuntu server

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I used redhat to learn linux administration in it

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I used parrot os to to test script in vm

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Kali for ethical hacking

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And manjaro for my personal use (now)

quiet seal
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well I used to be on Manjaro until I found MX Linux...

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haven't looked back

spring copper
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But for now I just wanna stick to manjaro

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And if I liked it, I will move on to Arch Linux

quiet seal
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the AUR is nice

quiet seal
spring copper
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Why?

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Its based on arch ig?

quiet seal
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yeah it's an Arch derivative...

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but comes with a WM/DE

spring copper
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Ah I see

quiet seal
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it's very nice (ArchCraft)

spring copper
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hybird it is

quiet seal
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and the AUR is nice too

spring copper
spring copper
quiet seal
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Arch User Repository

spring copper
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I know bro

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I used aru to download yay

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I want to know more about aur

quiet seal
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yeah the aur has sooooo many pkgs

spring copper
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What exactly its intended to do?
is it just a package for arch based distro?

quiet seal
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yeah

spring copper
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Like?

quiet seal
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just for arch

spring copper
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But I can use it manjaro

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I suppose manjaro differ

quiet seal
spring copper
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its based != archh

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In which language is it programmed ?

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I mean yay

quiet seal
spring copper
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It work flawless

quiet seal
spring copper
spring copper
quiet seal
spring copper
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Okay

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Sounds good to me

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I mean its better that I use manjaro and than use vm to learn arch

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Else I would be screwed up!

spring copper
quiet seal
spring copper
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Ah I see

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So it has been tested more

quiet seal
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exactly

spring copper
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and less buggy

quiet seal
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yup

spring copper
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Make sense

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@quiet seal Which distro did you liked most

quiet seal
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MX Linux

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1) MX Linux 2) ArchCraft

spring copper
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Damn !

quiet seal
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3) Manjaro

spring copper
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Why?

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I mean why manjaro?

quiet seal
spring copper
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yes

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cause I wanna your perspective on it

quiet seal
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because i like it!

spring copper
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so am I

quiet seal
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they have a nice DE setup

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there's even a KDE version

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was kinda buggy when I had an NVIDIA card tho

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haven't tried it since switching to AMD

spring copper
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I use kde verison and it works like charm for me

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And I have dedicated GPU (Nvidia)

quiet seal
spring copper
quiet seal
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cool

spring copper
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Yes

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You are cool!!

quiet seal
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thanks lol

opal barn
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The screen of ptsd

quiet seal
untold finch
ember harbor
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Does python works in openbsd?

shy yokeBOT
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fluid warren
pallid forge
winged ridge
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What now

main olive
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Listien carefully

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Have you made partition?

winged ridge
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What

main olive
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@winged ridge ?

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Have you made disk partition?

winged ridge
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Only that

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Noting more

main olive
winged ridge
main olive
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Okay listien

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Shrink the volume and un allocate some space

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Once done

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Proceed to boot using your bootable via BIOS

winged ridge
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What change

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I want 250 gb on Ubuntu

main olive
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How much storage do you want for your ubuntu?

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Okay

winged ridge
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So what now

main olive
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250000

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change the value to 250000

winged ridge
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50gb is software / Google and all that basic things and 200 gb for games and testing

main olive
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I understood

winged ridge
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Dis

main olive
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Good

winged ridge
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Now

main olive
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Now boot using usb and make sure to choose unallocated partition!

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During installation setup

winged ridge
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So open bios

main olive
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No!

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first insert usb

winged ridge
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Done

main olive
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and then

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Hold shift key and click restart

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then troubleshoot

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then ufifirware settiings

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then restart

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thats it

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@winged ridge

winged ridge
main olive
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Click f8

winged ridge
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??

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Its overclocking

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Msi motherboard

main olive
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f11

winged ridge
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Emm nothing happens

main olive
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f11 should work

winged ridge
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Ill search it my self rq

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Nothing happend

main olive
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Hmm

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Okay

winged ridge
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B550 i got

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Motherboard

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I found way but me on other place then room rq

main olive
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Okay

#
Great! Now that you're in the MSI BIOS, here's how to navigate and perform common tasks like changing the boot order or enabling certain features.

---

### **How to Change Boot Order:**
1. **Go to the "Boot" Tab:**
   - Use the arrow keys (or your mouse if it's a UEFI BIOS with a graphical interface) to navigate to the **Boot** section.
2. **Change the Boot Priority:**
   - You'll see a list of bootable devices (e.g., SSD, HDD, USB drive, etc.).
   - Drag and drop (with the mouse) or use the keys to rearrange the order.
   - To boot from a USB drive or DVD, move it to the top of the list.
3. **Save Changes:**
   - Press **F10** (or select "Save and Exit") to save your changes and reboot the system.

---

### **Enable Boot Menu Shortcut:**
If you want to access the **boot menu** (F11) on future startups:
1. Go to the **Advanced** or **Settings** tab (depending on your BIOS layout).
2. Check if the **Boot Menu** is enabled (this is usually on by default).

---

### **Disable Fast Boot (Optional):**
If you're having trouble accessing BIOS or boot options in the future:
1. Navigate to the **Advanced > Boot Configuration** section.
2. Find the **Fast Boot** option and disable it.
3. Save changes and restart.

---

### **Boot from USB:**
1. Insert your USB drive into the computer.
2. Ensure the USB is selected as the first boot device in the **Boot Priority** section.
3. Save changes and restart.

Let me know what you're trying to do, and I can guide you step by step!

As per GPT @winged ridge

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Once booted into ubuntu let me know

winged ridge
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Lol

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Did same

main olive
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Okay

winged ridge
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But what now

main olive
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Follow to procedure

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Fir make sure that boot menu is enabled

winged ridge
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Where

main olive
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Read it

winged ridge
main olive
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Which one is you usb?

winged ridge
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How i know

main olive
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You have 4 usb

winged ridge
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Wait rq

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1 usb stick

main olive
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Okay

winged ridge
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1 mic

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1 speaker

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Mouse and keyboard

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Nothing more

main olive
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what is usb key?

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choose 2nd one

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I guess 2nd one is your usb

winged ridge
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Boot 2

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Or

main olive
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Yes

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boot2

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I hope it should work

winged ridge
main olive
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wait

winged ridge
main olive
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option 5 for sure

winged ridge
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The key

main olive
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USB key is your usb stick

winged ridge
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What now

main olive
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Choose it and click enter to select

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to choose use arrow down or up

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in boot option

winged ridge
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???

main olive
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@winged ridge How did you got in boot option?

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Have you clicke seconc option?

winged ridge
main olive
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@winged ridge Now listien bro

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Click on boot option 1

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and select usb key

winged ridge
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What now

main olive
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and enter

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after that

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just restart

winged ridge
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Good

main olive
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Yes

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Good

winged ridge
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Esc

main olive
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You know how to restart?

winged ridge
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Save and exit

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Done

main olive
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yes

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restart now

winged ridge
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And it said changes

main olive
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great

winged ridge
main olive
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hit enter

winged ridge
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Emm

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Screen turned black randomly

main olive
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great

winged ridge
main olive
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just wait

winged ridge
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Dis

main olive
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Great

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Now wait

winged ridge
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Why is my mouse a x

main olive
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that good sign

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as it should ne

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be

winged ridge
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Chines right

main olive
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Choose english for now

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so I can understand

winged ridge
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Not my language

main olive
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and you can change language afterwards

winged ridge
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Oww ok

main olive
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next

winged ridge
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Litte

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Basic words ye

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Owww dont know dis

main olive
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next

winged ridge
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Wired wifi right

main olive
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depends on you?

winged ridge
main olive
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do you use wired or wireless?

winged ridge
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Both

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There same speeds

main olive
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extended selection

winged ridge
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Whats that

main olive
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Install ubuntu

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MY bad

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next

winged ridge
main olive
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next

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then extended

winged ridge
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The apps thing

main olive
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f it

winged ridge
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Is there no anydesk

main olive
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No what appears on your screen?

winged ridge
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Or TeamViewer

main olive
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select both

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next

winged ridge
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Dis is harder then Windows setup

main olive
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first option

winged ridge
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F dis

main olive
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my bad

winged ridge
main olive
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click back

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go on previous window

winged ridge
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And now

main olive
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hit next I mean

winged ridge
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2 tb has 1 tb left and 1 tb got 250 left

main olive
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There should be 250gb option

winged ridge
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Nupe

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Emm

main olive
#

Okay then go back and choose 1st option

winged ridge
#

Noo

main olive
#

Why?

winged ridge
#

Dis right

main olive
#

I mean go back to previous window

winged ridge
#

I did lowest 1 3rd option

#

Dis good

main olive
#

Okay

winged ridge
#

Its free space in 2 tb ssd

main olive
#

You choose wrong distro as manjaro would take less than minute

winged ridge
#

What

main olive
#

Nvm

#

On which window you are right now?

winged ridge
main olive
#

choose the manual

winged ridge
main olive
#

Could you select free space?

winged ridge
#

Next button disabled

main olive
#

Make sense

#

As it should be

winged ridge
#

So what now

main olive
#

Have you tried 1st option to isnstall alongside windows?

#

And if yes,at that time did you created unallocated partition?

winged ridge
#

What

main olive
#

Okay so its your first time?

winged ridge
#

Error

main olive
#

wdym?

winged ridge
#

Not understanding more

main olive
#

Okay

winged ridge
#

So what i do rn

main olive
#

Is this your first time installin ubuntu?

winged ridge
#

Yup

main olive
#

If yes then go back to previous slide

#

and choose install along windows boot manager

winged ridge
#

Where click

main olive
#

Yes

#

and then click next

#

and it will detect free space and occupy it

#

which is 250GB of unallocated storage

winged ridge
#

And now create acount

main olive
#

Show me the SS

winged ridge
#

244gb*

main olive
#

bro

winged ridge
main olive
winged ridge
#

What now

main olive
winged ridge
#

Is dis for starting pc password

main olive
#

you can't set password none

#

choose password which you will remeber

#

as it is required in linux

#

if you set it to none (by typing it would consider it as password)

winged ridge
#

So what if i put in nothing

main olive
#

and you have to use this password over and over again in future

main olive
winged ridge
#

For what is dis used

main olive
#

Set password its important for linux

winged ridge
#

So just my name is good

#

Or is it for online dis

main olive
#

Use the one which you will remember

winged ridge
#

I want to know where i use for do i use for starting pc only and installing

main olive
#

No

#

Its used quite often when you use terminal

#

and many more thing

#

in linux authentication is important

winged ridge
#

But i mean that i people outside need that for someting to hack or

#

Or is it local use

#

Like only dowing to dowing stuff on the pc

main olive
#

@winged ridge Don't use your buttery smooth brian now just set the password

winged ridge
#

Do it need to be strong

main olive
#

Not neccessary

winged ridge
#

So no1 wil use

main olive
#

Just set password

main olive
#

Just not it incase you may forget

#

And I do thing you won't forget it as linux will make sure

winged ridge
#

I dont wane get hacked so do i need set strong or where dis for

main olive
#

I mean you have to use it over and over again

main olive
winged ridge
#

And the boxes do i put them off

main olive
#

No

#

just go with flow

winged ridge
#

When i start pc do i need to put password in

main olive
#

require to login should be set yes

main olive
winged ridge
#

How turn off

#

I want my people at my house to just enter it

main olive
#

On which slide you are?

winged ridge
winged ridge
main olive
#

What happened between 2 slide?

winged ridge
#

What

#

The timezone

main olive
#

okay click install

winged ridge
#

F

main olive
#

let it do its magic

winged ridge
#

F

main olive
#

What happened ?

winged ridge
#

Emm

#

Im magic

#

Im a problem

main olive
#

Report it

winged ridge
#

Em

main olive
#

It happens

#

authenticate

#

and enter your password

winged ridge
#

It dont ask that

main olive
#

@winged ridge Do you use arm based cpu and nvidia?

winged ridge
#

I Click send dev

#

I got

main olive
#

@winged ridge What did you got ?

winged ridge
#

What

#

I got 3060 ti and cpu with amd grapish

#

Or readon

main olive
#

Why are you using ubuntu?

winged ridge
#

That

main olive
#

Use manjaro

winged ridge
#

Windows lag

#

And people said i need to use it

main olive
#

Manjaro is user friendly as well

#

Infact its much easier to download

winged ridge
#

Cant u just install all idk anymore now

main olive
winged ridge
#

Windows lagged a lotttt

#

20 fps in Minecraft

#

And random crashes

#

And fortnite lag to

main olive
#

@winged ridge hey

winged ridge
#

Random fps drops

main olive
#

@winged ridge listien

#

You are on ubuntu?

winged ridge
#

Prive vc pls so i put cam on

main olive
#

okay

#

@winged ridge You there?

main olive
#

unless you use geforce now

winged ridge
#

Nupe

main olive
# winged ridge Nupe

You can use Wine to use Fornite on Linux, but you cannot use it natively!
Because Fornite doesn't have official native support for Linux, one has to use to wine or else to use on Linux. But fortnite is compatible with linux OS via wine or other tools that enable official app to run

#

They made this decision because of Easy Anti-Cheat and less users base on Linux.
You can use tool like bazzite that enable gaming in Linux but it won't enable non native game to run on it

#

You have to use some form of mediator like wine or else

#

And even then there is no guarantee that it will work with this mediator , as it has no official download for linux

barren temple
#

quick google gave, that their anti-cheapt practically prevents playing it on linux. Idk if true, but i assume so

sudden cloak
#

Do you guys have any clue on how to get 1080p feed at 30 fps from rtsp feeds? im using mediamtx on my server and later viewing it from mpv

frank briar
fickle granite
fluid warren
#

im actually surprised

main olive
#

So EAC runs on wine, but Fortnite might not work

foggy laurel
#

EAC wasn't enabled for Linux on Fortnite

foggy laurel
fluid warren
foggy laurel
zealous fulcrum
#

Some please correct me if I'm wrong

#

Also ping me so I get notification

scarlet lynx
#

Hi, why packaged python using pyinstaller when trying to run webdriver.Firefox() crashes (Ubuntu 22)? I don't even have error anyone tried before?

    try:
        driver = webdriver.Firefox()

    except Exception as e:
        getLogger().Error(f"authRequest : Firefox not found : Error: ", type(e).__name__, "  -  ", e)
        pass

I asked also on web dev as it's between these topic and i'm not sure where to place it

ember quiver
deep hollow
#

Ummmm UnIX BUT I tHOuGhT THiS WaS a PyTHon SERvEr???

deep totem
#

I have a problem, I'm trying to use the case, but I always get this error, how do I fix these two?

fickle granite
#

no way to help unless you

  • post the entire output, not just the last few lines
  • post it as text, not a screenshot
shell shadow
#

how to use silverbullet in linux mint?

#

i've downloaded the file from github but can't run

#

help

spark mulch
fluid warren
shell shadow
spark mulch
#

Don't spam messages across channels just to get your message count up.

little plume
#

how should i work with python api?
'Python.h' file not found clang(pp_file_not_found)
theres no cmake files pithink
vscode::clangd (i guess?) not see python include file, at least this...
||(im need copy python function to cpp project)
(never doing this before, 0 acknowledge about python-defined macros and structs)||

spark mulch
little plume
#

includes default, python config says: -I/usr/include/python3.10 -I/usr/include/python3.10

#

btw how to work with python api when there no cmake or something... i just not know

#

@spark mulch

#

clang not resolve references for me, function itself (logic) seems wrong, i probably just found it wrong, or miss something in macros and python-api funcs

#

actually out of bounds access on l2

            /* get lines: */
            double *iline = NI_GET_LINE(iline_buffer, kk);
            double *oline = NI_GET_LINE(oline_buffer, kk);
            /* do the uniform filter: */
            double tmp = 0.0;
            double *l1 = iline;
            double *l2 = iline + filter_size;
            for (ll = 0; ll < filter_size; ++ll) {
                tmp += iline[ll];
            }
            oline[0] = tmp / filter_size;
            for (ll = 1; ll < length; ++ll) {
                tmp += *l2++ - *l1++;
                oline[ll] = tmp / filter_size;
            }
#

rly there 2 way:

  1. im too dumb
  2. i miss something

i not believe in first resolution, so i guess im really need to learn pyapi joe_salute

fleet forge
#

hey quick question you guys may be able to help with.... i'm using linux find to iterate over a bunch of mts files and convert them to mp4 but after 1 iteration of the loop ffmpeg just doesn't do any more work. for example, if i have 5 files --- it only does the first file and then stops.

#!/bin/sh

basedir="/var/services/homes/user"

ffmpeg="$basedir/ffmpeg-git-20240629-amd64-static/ffmpeg"
exiftool="/usr/share/applications/ExifTool/exiftool"

dir=$1
find $dir -iname "*.mts"  | grep -v eaDir | grep -v recycle | while read oldfile
do
        ls -lash $oldfile
        newfile="$(echo "$oldfile" | cut -d '.' -f1-2).mp4"
        $ffmpeg -i $oldfile $newfile
        ls -lash $newfile

done

find $dir -iname "*.mts"  | grep -v eaDir | grep -v recycle
./Photos/00081.MTS
./Photos/00082.MTS
./Photos/m.MTS

./convert_mts_to_mp4.sh
<works on 00081.mts>
<finishes>

and i know the while loop works because if i just "echo" the ffmpeg command it looks good

convert_mts_to_mp4.sh
/var/services/homes/user/ffmpeg-git-20240629-amd64-static/ffmpeg -i ./Photos/00081.MTS ./Photos/00081.mp4
/var/services/homes/user/ffmpeg-git-20240629-amd64-static/ffmpeg -i ./Photos/00082.MTS ./Photos/00082.mp4
/var/services/homes/user/ffmpeg-git-20240629-amd64-static/ffmpeg -i ./Photos/m.MTS ./Photos/m.mp4
fickle granite
#

this is the sort of thing I write in python ๐Ÿ™‚

fleet forge
#

shell script was SUPPOSED to work, quick and easy lol

frigid geyser
#

Cant pip install whilet in virtual enviroment

fickle granite
golden spade
mint gate
midnight patrol
#

Hello Everyone

trail sapphire
# fleet forge hey quick question you guys may be able to help with.... i'm using linux `find` ...

i'm a few days late and have not solved it using python
it sounded like you had already solved with python
but this solution might be handy for future reference
the problem is that ffmpeg consumes all the data in its stdin when it runs and hence starves read from getting any more input after the first iteration
this is solved by giving that badly behaving and greedy command (ffmpeg) /dev/null as its stdin by using < on the line with that command

#!/usr/bin/env bash

FFMPEG="/var/services/homes/user/ffmpeg-git-20240629-amd64-static/ffmpeg"

DIR=$1
find "$DIR" -iname '*.mts' -print0 2>/dev/null | grep -zavE 'eaDir|recycle' | while read -rd '' OLDFILE
do
    ls -lh -- "$OLDFILE"
    NEWFILE="${OLDFILE%.*}.mp4"
    "$FFMPEG" -i "$OLDFILE" -- "$NEWFILE" </dev/null
    ls -lh -- "$NEWFILE"
done
```also remember to put every variable that you use that could possible include space, semicolon or other spacial characters inside double quotes
and use null/zero byte termination when listing and processing filenames
we can also use `--` (double dash) to protect against inputs that start with one or two dashes so that they aren't processed as options (where to put it depends on the commands options processing implementation)
fleet forge
lapis cloud
rain cave
#

Exclusive new Python library punix SquirtleSquadCool

uneven arrow
# lapis cloud oh wow, that's cursed. i did not notice at all that this script would share with...

It's a common problem with things which consume stdin. I've got a few scripts which do things this way:

exec 3<&0 0</dev/null
while read whatever <&3
do
    ...
done
exec 0<&3 3<&-

This way stdin is /dev/null for everything in the while loop. Particularly useful for scripts which read their stdin and then issue things like ssh remotehost command. ssh itself has a -n option, but this file descriptor shuffle serves for everything which consumes its stdin.

fickle granite
#

heh, fooling them all

#

no stdin for you

lapis cloud
#

Is there something similar to systemd services but with more docker-like features, e.g. the concept of "health" and restarting on unhealthy?

#

I basically want the nice things of docker containers, but without having to pack my tiny program into a multi-gigabyte container.

fickle granite
#

maybe pack it into a smaller container? ๐Ÿค”

lapis cloud
#

I don't think that's possible generally; like, if my program needs a few massive dependencies that I already have installed, turning it into a docker container would require me to include these dependencies in the container.

fickle granite
#

ah

#

I will guess systemd has something to do what you want, but I will also guess you'll need to do six months of intensive study to figure out how ๐Ÿ˜

#

I exaggerate but you know.

lapis cloud
#

Systemd is what I already use, yeah. It's capable of all I want, I think, but it strongly feels it's not... the intended way. e.g. Docker has all sorts of GUI managers that let you see at a glance what your containers are doing, not so much for systemd

fickle granite
#

ah, GUI

#

I bet a GUI for systemd is technically straightforward, but culturally difficult ๐Ÿคฃ

#

"Real sysadmins don't use GUIs!!!"

lapis cloud
#

I had to contribute to that project to get it to work ๐Ÿ˜›

fickle granite
#

welcome to Real Life and Thank You For Your Service

lapis cloud
wise forge
#

Problem can appear though... How the heck to perform this for non compilable languages ๐Ÿ˜…

#

Interpreter of python will be always adding plentiful amount of size (unless u do hackery of grabbing it by volume from OS)

molten swift
#

anyone here has experience with pyusb on linux?
I'm trying to get a slightly older program (last commit was 2 years ago, so I'm assuming py3.10) that was only written with windows in mind to run on Linux, but I keep getting Resource busy errors when I try to connect to the device. In the logs it looks like it's trying to claim the device every time it tries to read/write to it, but I can't find anything pointing to that in the code, only device.read() and device.write() calls.

If someone wants to help out and take a look, I believe these are the most relevant files for this:
https://github.com/brittanyb/playground/blob/master/src/usb_controller.py
https://github.com/brittanyb/playground/blob/master/src/reflex_controller.py

log output: https://hastebin.skyra.pw/uyupiquwuz.prolog

spark mulch
lyric creek
#

Hello

molten swift
#

and from the logs it looks like the first reading operation works fine, it just tries to re-claim the device for the write operation for some reason

molten swift
#

i can only assume it instantiates a new Device object every time for some reason and because of that it wants to reconnect with every read/write call

nova viper
#

hello

south verge
#

Need a suggestion to try new OS

#

Currently I am using endeavorOs with i3wm

#

Need something minimal, and easily manageable

toxic kestrel
#

Cinnamon is a bit heavier but more comfy

snow dirge
#

Who Want Ransomware python

spark mulch
stiff prairie
#
Using cached ttkthemes-3.2.2.tar.gz (891 kB)
  Preparing metadata (setup.py) ... error
  error: subprocess-exited-with-error

  ร— python setup.py egg_info did not run successfully.
  โ”‚ exit code: 1
  โ•ฐโ”€> [9 lines of output]
      Traceback (most recent call last):
        File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
        File "<pip-setuptools-caller>", line 34, in <module>
        File "/private/var/folders/xv/pj43vq7n053_9x9t7dgvcb9m0000gn/T/pip-install-2_1djwgf/ttkthemes_3f0805f548b1430c956751cf2706e9e7/setup.py", line 7, in <module>
          from tkinter import TkVersion
        File "/opt/homebrew/Cellar/python@3.11/3.11.11/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/lib/python3.11/tkinter/__init__.py", line 38, in <module>
          import _tkinter # If this fails your Python may not be configured for Tk
          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
      ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_tkinter'
      [end of output]

  note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.
error: metadata-generation-failed

ร— Encountered error while generating package metadata.
โ•ฐโ”€> See above for output.

note: This is an issue with the package mentioned above, not pip.
hint: See above for detail```
#

need some help guys

#

im new and struggling

vestal turret
stiff prairie
#

im on MacOS

#

i installed ttkthemes

stiff prairie
main olive
# stiff prairie i installed ttkthemes

It says above in your output of "installing" (probably using pip since note: This is an issue with the package mentioned above, not pip. at the end) ttkthemes that import _tkinter # If this fails your Python may not be configured for Tk so is your Python environment is well-configured for Tk? How did you manage to install ttkthemes? Its important to address that and solve it so you don't see the error No module named 'ttkthemes.themed_tk'.
Check any source on the internet for probe configuring your Python with Tk in MacOS

rain cave
#

Is Linux the closest we will ever get to Unix or is Linux a 1 to 1 copy of the original Unix

modern sail
#

I think the BSDs have their history better rooted in Unix

uneven arrow
#

BSDs are UNIX. Linux started as an API compatible UNIXlike.

#

MacOS is BSD derived.

fickle granite
rain cave
fickle granite
#

well there ya go.

rain cave
#

Itโ€™s ancient history anyway

#

Worth looking into though to know how a lot of tech was developed from the past

merry carbon
#

Hello, is it safe to just delete a folder "~./local/share/virtualenv"? There are folders "unzip" and "wheel" inside with further folder structure and some files. I was testing pip and virtual environments and that folder got created but I dont know how and why. I tried to clean up cache using pip but it didn't help. I deleted pip and some other unnecessary python components as I planned to switch to Miniconda to manage vritual environments, but this filder remains.

fickle granite
#

honestly I'd delete it even if it later turned out to be a mistake :-). Then at least you'd know why it's there (namely: to support whatever it is that broke after you deleted it ๐Ÿคฃ)

merry carbon
#

Does it tell anything if in the folder virtualenv/wheel/house/ there is a file "pip-23.2.1-py3-none-any.whl"?

fickle granite
#

๐Ÿคท

wise forge
#

Not system Python looking like

#

only system Python deletion can break distros. System python tends to posses address like /bin/python , /usr/bin/python3

#
naa@naa-MS-7C89:~/.local/share$ ls
applications            gwenview           knewstuff3      nano                  Steam
ark                     icons              konsole         okular                teamviewer15
baloo                   jupyter            kotlin          plasma_icons          torbrowser
desktop-directories     k9s                krunnerstaterc  plasma_notes          Trash
dolphin                 kactivitymanagerd  kscreen         plasma-systemmonitor  user-places.xbel
elisa                   kate               ktorrent        PollyMC               user-places.xbel.bak
FasterThanLight         kcookiejar         kwalletd        qBittorrent           user-places.xbel.tbcache
flatpak                 kded5              kxmlgui5        RecentDocuments       virtualenv
gegl-0.4                keyrings           lutris          recently-used.xbel    vlc
gem                     khelpcenter        mc              sddm                  vulkan
gsettings-data-convert  klipper            mime            signal-cli
naa@naa-MS-7C89:~/.local/share$ cd virtualenv/
naa@naa-MS-7C89:~/.local/share/virtualenv$ ls
py_info  wheel
naa@naa-MS-7C89:~/.local/share/virtualenv$ 

Interesting. i have such virtualenv at this path too ๐Ÿค”

wise forge
#

looking like system level one almost ๐Ÿ˜

#

it is still user specific one, but clearly OS level one i think

wise forge
fickle granite
#

I have a man page (from ipython) and some Python binaries installed by "uv"

merry carbon
#

ok, thanks guys, I will leave it for now and check ocassionaly to see if anything changes in content and structure

primal sierra
#

It's not managed by pip or python so that's why it's left dangling.

eager cobalt
stiff prairie
full fable
#

afternoon, fellers and felines
I want the python daemon to execute a function (fetch weather status) on Xorg start (which is also the moment the daemon starts, it's bound to graphical-session.target) and when I wake up my laptop (prolly systemd-logind-related). What kinda interfaces should I connect to?

full fable
#

ight, I think I reimplemented what systemd timers do (at least i took 3 seconds from there):

while True:
    before = time.time()
    time.sleep(1) # or async, doesn't matter
    after = time.time()
    if after - before > 3:
        print("Delay longer than 3s detected")
uneven zephyr
#

hey uhm.. I am trying to dual boot with ubuntu but I dont get to see any option other than windows boot manager

#

and no i dont have a usb stick

civic yew
#

Is ubuntu already installed or do you want to install it?

restive stream
#

this is me SSH'd into my linux machine via WSL

wise forge
#

because it is a sure way to break system

#

python3 -m ensurepip

#

python3 -m venv .venv # create venv env where u need

#

source .venv/bin/activate and activate it

#

and install pip packages there

#

best place to create .venv env, in the root of your project repository

#

i abuse venv as global for os too ๐Ÿ˜ there is easy trick to do that without breaking your OS

#

cd ~
python3 -m venv venv
create venv in user folder

then
nano ~/.bashrc
and add
export PATH="$HOME/venv/bin:$PATH"

#

in this case Venv python will be your Shell console main python

#

overshadowing system python (because its bin files will "earlier" in PATH than others)

restive stream
wise forge
#

which python3
which pip
can be used to verify correct usage of which python is used

uneven zephyr
#

And I dont get an option to boot from my HDD in the boot prioirity

#

Also dont have an option to enable CSM

civic yew
uneven zephyr
dusty ridge
#

linux uses ideas of unix but no unix code

#

bsd uses unix

dusty ridge
#

sd card boot?

native abyss
#

I don't see why not

dusty ridge
#

might not work depending on the bios

native abyss
#

Some support network booting

dusty ridge
#

network botting bricked my pc

#

*booting

quiet gyro
#

hi

#

i need some help

#

i has some problem with my wsl network adapter and firewall

#

it is disabled and are not enabling

ivory warren
#

scp /volume1/homes/christopheradmin/imageConvert/x.png christopher\christophernet@IPV4Address:/C:/8
This doesn't work when trying to copy a file from Linux to Windows ?

fickle granite
#

I'd use forward slashes everywhere

#

what OS are you running that on?

#

oh the backslash is part of the username ... ๐Ÿค”

#

I doubt I can help really

ivory warren
#

it still doesn't work

#

Linux

#

it doesn't copy the file

#

I did whoami in windows

fickle granite
#

I'd add -v and see if there are any errors

#

you probably need to "escape" that \ from your shell, too

#

scp /volume1/homes/christopheradmin/imageConvert/x.png christopher\\christophernet@IPV4Address:/C:/8 e.g.

ivory warren
#

?

#

-v is hanging

#

I'll wait another minute

#

hrm

#

stuck at connecting

#

the post with 150+ upvotes

wise forge
#

it should be highly likely better working

#

u will need to input paths in git bash like u have linux too

ivory warren
ivory warren
wise forge
#

oh... u are trying to copy from Linux to Windows..., while being at Linux?

#

nevermind then.

wise forge
# ivory warren yes

Windows is not automatable solution for such stuff... but some people found solutions how to interact with it partially remotely for stuff like that... and implemented ecosystem around it in ansible
I can recommend giving a check to ansible modules for interacting with windows
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/ansible/windows/win_copy_module.html#ansible-collections-ansible-windows-win-copy-module
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/ansible/windows/index.html
๐Ÿค”

- name: Copy a single file
  ansible.windows.win_copy:
    src: /srv/myfiles/foo.conf
    dest: C:\Temp\renamed-foo.conf

In theory all you need just installing ansible, writing ansible-playbook.yaml like this
and running launching command

#

it is abstraction on top, but can be convinient since a single ecosystem/tool for all actions like that from Linux to Windows

#

hmmm... this module looks like only for copying From Linux to Windows, but not seeing copying from Windows to Linux

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Found. copying from Windows to Linux is done with module windows slurp

- name: Retrieve remote ini file on a Windows host
  ansible.windows.slurp:
    src: C:\Program Files\Program\program.ini
  register: program_conf
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So actions are like...

  • install ansible
  • ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.windows install windows modules
  • write playbook like above what to slurp
  • run ansible playbook activation
rain cave
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Any FreeBSD peeps in here

foggy laurel
ivory warren
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I can't get scp to work

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it's not sending the file from linux to windows

uneven zephyr
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I dont get an option to boot from opensuse whiel dual booting

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can s1 pls help?

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i only get this

ember quiver
# uneven zephyr i only get this

I can't read that blur, but if you can you can do a web search

If everything is set up right with your boot loader then it may be a question of BIOS settings.

uneven zephyr
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I used to dual boot with ubuntu earlier and it worked perfectly

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I think its a problem with grub

ember quiver
uneven zephyr
novel kite
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hi gays python

foggy laurel
fickle sparrow
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Heya

willow hearth
fickle sparrow
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Why does god not exist? What is meaning? Do MacBooks dream?

willow hearth
dawn saffron
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Hello everyone

clever moth
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skibidi

hybrid forge
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Any of you guys have a neofetch alternative

strange sentinel
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or pfetch if you want simple and clean info

fierce tapir
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How do I get out of this window?

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Like a shortcut

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@outer reef

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@restive tinsel

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@clever steppe

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Please

clever steppe
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idk

fierce tapir
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@main olive

fickle granite
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try ESC :q! followed by Enter

fickle granite
stray karma
rotund girder
restive tinsel
rotund girder
rain cave
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FreesBSD 14.2 running on Xfce 4.2

lucid fable
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what is a semaphore

fickle granite
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In computer science, a semaphore is a variable or abstract data type used to control access to a common resource by multiple threads and avoid critical section problems in a concurrent system such as a multitasking operating system. Semaphores are a type of synchronization primitive. A trivial semaphore is a plain variable that is changed (for e...

sullen field
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Not sure this is the correct channel, but I wouldn't now which is, so I apologize beforehand if it's not.

The below code:

import subprocess

command = "coverage run -m unittest && coverage report --fail-under=80"

code = subprocess.run(command, shell=True, check=False, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT).returncode
print(code)

Is yielding 5.
According to POSIX standards, 0 is success, and 1 is errors. What the hell is 5? lol

shrewd stratus
spark mulch
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Found a similar issue: https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/issues/812

It seems this is coming from the program coverage calls; meaning unittest. If it's the same as pytest (which seems likely) then it means no tests were collected.

GitHub

Following https://coverage.readthedocs.io/en/coverage-4.4.2/cmd.html#warnings I found that you can disable the no-data-collected warning message by using the following .coveragerc [run] disable_war...

shy yokeBOT
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Lib/unittest/main.py line 11

_NO_TESTS_EXITCODE = 5```
knotty igloo
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i guess you found that too, huh, lev?

sullen field
ocean geyser
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I'm trying to convert my laptop from windows 11 into Ubuntu, but keep getting this error:

System Just now

Failed to mount "548 MB Volume"

Error mounting/dev/loop1 at/media/ubuntu/disk: /dev/loop1 already mounted or mount point busy

Also can't reboot windows since I deleted everything I could from the windows SSD and it can't repair it...

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Couldn't find a Linux channel

ocean geyser
wise forge
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Windows/Laptops tend to have extra disk sector in the beginning for their stuff

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during linux installation, it is not uncommon to delete all disk sectors and remark it from zero (using defaults or smth)

ocean geyser
main olive
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I am interested in making friends in the communities of the programming languages โ€‹โ€‹I like. I wonder if there is anyone looking for friends here?

rain cave
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vtm tiling windows manager ๐Ÿ‘€

royal aspen
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I'm learning/ making a operating system but I'm scared of nuking my pc. Is there anything that can just full kill my pc and make it never work agen?
If so is there a way to fix it?

quiet seal
ivory wyvern
royal aspen
ivory wyvern
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What does that mean "and then it my pc when I put it on it"