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Okay, people. bigpup and I have come to peace. Although we didn't fight (it was a matter of principle). But my point of view has NOT changed. I didn't see what was supposed to be. A shaky truce. For my part, I will try to "talk" less often on the forum and mostly listen. As few posts as po...

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wiak wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 2:24 am
That's fine, but I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Deleted what?!

Please don't interfere. You are in this story by accident and are not responsible in this case. It's just that someone didn't even let you read the post and didn't let you decide for yourself.

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In three hours, the 24 hours will expire. It seems that there will be no explanations anymore. I treated Wiak with respect. You don't even know what you deleted and you can't admit it. I won't be here soon and you can do whatever you want.

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I am sad for all your 'acquaintances and friends'. They are doomed to spend eternity beside themselves because the ARE NO serious devs who use nothing but their own OS's. That's like saying you would only trust a mechanic who only drove cars that were built by himself. On a separate note, it's nice...

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Alternatively, I've also looked at a new graphics card. Actually have looked before today. Notice my local PC store has GT710 on sales for $44, which should have GPU encoding enabled. Otherwise 1030's are $99. All pretty cheap. Have you done video transcoding using GPU? I have read some forum posts...

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Two will leave, one will come. I saw a glimpse at the bottom of the screen that the newest forum user had registered as scottj. If it's Scott Jarvis, then I'm calm. If this is the author of Puppy Arcade, then he will continue the section about Emulation. And if it's not him, then nothing terrible wi...

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I have other problems. I honestly tried to make the forum better. To advise something, point out a flaw and even organize a truly honest vote. My nerves are made of steel. But the fatigue of the material (metal) affects. I have enough problems too. Who should talk to moderators in the "hidden ...

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@rockedge By the way. If @bigpup does not explain within 24 hours what was offensive in my post, then I will leave you too. Maybe @wiak was offended by something there or something?

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viewtopic.php?p=117425#p117425 but somewhere somehow something Hi. You probably remember how I said that I would only observe. And only support the "standard" F96 for a while. It was said for a reason. It seemed to me that even Phil had gone somewhere because of the changes in woof-CE in ...

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Deleted (violated terms of this forum) By the way, a certain percentage of my acquaintances and friends do not trust developers who themselves do not use (all the time) the OS they develop or support. OK, let's soften the term a bit ;) ... It's not that they don't trust, but rather they are... wary...

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Side story... Hello. This is a good topic. When I worked for a small local TV company, I was interested/engaged in this. But not now. Right now I only know about Blender. 2 network renderers: 1. Built-in . 2. External . In principle, it's not bad. If you learn anything about video editing, then be ...

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Jasper wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 3:17 pm
new ISO

First, I want to try how systemd will behave there. It's possible that I won't like the result, but I'm very curious. Because Linux users always have hopes (unlike Windows users)

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I just happened to add RAM to my AIO computer . I can't squeeze more than 4 GB anymore, but at least this way. Yes, I have spoiled myself too much with large volumes on other computers🤔 I came to the conclusion that it is best to make your own OS build for a specific machine. With flags during compi...

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Clarity wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 7:49 am
Are these 2 statements related

Don't bother. It was a description of the general situation in the World

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The day before yesterday, I unexpectedly discovered that my old (but in excellent condition) HP monoblock (OK - all-in-one PC) supports 4 gigabytes of RAM. HP Compaq Presario 100eu AIO. I was sure it was 2, because it was said on the official website and on a bunch of other sites at the time of purc...

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Not directional as it does NOT direct anyone to do anything. There are governments in the world taking steps as this new ability available free to mankind will be used. This is exactly the whole point of what is happening. No one is responsible for anything and does not address people directly. &qu...

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Sounds just like using some of the desktop environments made to layer on top of MS-DOS back in 1988-1994 OR using Norton's Commander as the "desktop" on top of DOS....... We even sang a guitar song about DOS and Norton in the 90s. In the song, cheerful Norton deleted (yes, F8) 40 megabyte...

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So, which of the Arch variants is most similar to Puppy in its spirit? Well, it's probably Obarun . Without systemd. S6 supervision suite as init and 66 as service management. JWM as windows manager. There is also ArchBang . But there's just an Openbox. In addition, the author's mood, like mine, dep...

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Reality check? doesn't use PPM (any more) and isn't called "Puppy" and isn't built with official Puppy woof-CE (though derived a bit from it I gather). Note also, at least as far as I understand them, I also hope that in the future there will be some kind of orderly standard. So far, I've...

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These regulators have been available since the '70s so they are cheap and there's tons of information about how to use them. Start by reading the fine print of the data sheet. I have a Chinese multimeter bought for $3. If it burns out I'll buy a new one ;) Flash is right. By the way, electronics fl...

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puppy_apprentice wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:33 pm
I sometimes

I found such an adapter in the pantry. The only good thing there is the polarity switch But the designation on the case did not always correspond to the correct polarity... "Why, why doesn't it work?! Ah!!! There's a plus and a minus mixed up..."

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Is this due to the old age of these power supplies or the 10V higher input current? The capacitors are all dry there. Yes, in the 90s and early 2000s, such Chinese adapters were sold on every radio market. The quality then was you know what. Throw it all out the window. You have the leadership of t...

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I did spring cleaning and tidied up GRUB. Yes, boot loader is not exactly a Desktop as required by the topic, but still. Jokes about Resetting and Shutting Down have been added, but they are in Russian. The picture was "expanded" horizontally, because UEFI GOP and, accordingly, GRUB allow ...

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If you are in Canada the AI response won't be suggesting a Suicide Hotline but instead the Medical Assistance In Dying hotline. Still, it's probably good to live in a socially developed country. Such concern for people. No one offers me anything. ...That's what I'd like to say :) But no. In the Rus...

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@Sofiya The icons of the BeautyLine series are not bad. They don't contain all the ones I need and are a bit "sugary", but I was able to get used to it

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The eyes blink. I don't have a very standard palette, but there should be red. Personally, I have abandoned scripts and output everything in its pure form with the zcat command. But scripts are used for window managers, I understand this trouble

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Sofiya wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 1:23 pm
you can paint a whole portrait

I don't really like drawing human faces in terminal. My element is animal faces and all that :
1. viewtopic.php?p=71174#p71174
2. viewtopic.php?p=86458#p86458

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Such fun colors, but ANSI-gallows adds a little charm and sets you up in a philosophical way

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What a cunning AI. But last colony of people knows where the central power station is located Well, this is according to the standard

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rockedge Qemu contains a built-in server. Officially. But actually uses the Samba of a real computer :) I'm just making a bookmark on smb://10.0.2.2/shared in the file manager - Caja or PCManFM - inside Qemu. And then I transfer the files. Without a password - only one way, but with a password, of ...

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