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Nixos cant coreboot and cant luks lvm with suckless tools.
Ayden Jenkins
they are best friends c:
Kevin Williams
In case anyone wonders I managed to get the question I linked to working by opening the Whisker menu, opening Session and Startup > Application Autostart and linking to the file containing the script that I had previously made executable
Thanks to the fella that tried to help earlier
Ian Collins
No idea, but it couldn't hurt to try some alternative mpv.conf options to see if something fixes it. For instance: >profile=gpu-hq >gpu-api=vulkan see if those do anything
Gabriel Harris
Nix will win b/c proprietary software support.
Luke Russell
Both will lose b/c too difficult for normalfags.
Carter Peterson
>competing Did you not see the pic? Should I make it bigger?
William Jones
oh nice I guess ill try it then I can't stand those insufferable autists ruining my distro's reputation
Benjamin Torres
Vulkan is not supported on my gpu
Christian Anderson
Now this is a thread I can get behind I see my endless campaign of shilling is finally paying off
>proprietary software support what does "support" mean? The Nix community definitely does not support it and releases their own programs under GPL licenses. They may have something that's not strictly libre in their repositories, but it doesn't mean they support proprietary software.
Grayson Thompson
huh? I though it was my campaign.
Benjamin Sullivan
Whatever makes you sleep at night bro.
Dylan Brown
Whatever makes you sleep at night bro.
Robert Young
if this replaces 'install gentoo', you've done more harm than good.
Try some other profiles then. Or look up some options that seem like they might be hardware related.
I highly doubt anyone in this thread just has a comprehensive knowledge of random dmesg output like >NVRM: Xid (PCI:0000:05:00) All we could do is just start doing web searches, same as you.
Benjamin Adams
I know, you're me You know how you pass out a lot? I just come up in your place and shill even more. Were two twins stuck on the same body
Jordan Mitchell
>it doesn't mean they support proprietary software it does as far as the FSM is concerned. there is less incentive to develop free software if people can use the proprietary alternatives.
Cooper Hall
I prefer Guixspamming though
Cameron Campbell
If you put something into your repo, you recommend it to the community as legitimate-to-install. If it's proprietary, you recommend proprietary software. If you give proprietary software such a platform, you support proprietary software.
Xavier Young
in what way exactly does Nix support proprietary software?
Anthony Martinez
this means 999 out of 1000 GNU/Linux distros support proprietary software. Including Gentoo.
Jayden Howard
I dont even state a vo i just let mpv autodetect. But it seems vo=gpu would be supported on my gpu. But setting it ann loading any video produces the same error influx of errors >same as you Im literally on page 34 on google and its just generic "oh no something happened but we didnt document it LOL" type answers
Nicholas Sanchez
Correct.
Caleb Gutierrez
But if you ask them directly, they will tell you they don't support proprietary software.
Jordan Sanders
Even though both gentoo and nixos are opt in whzb it comes to proprietary? As in you have to write something in a config that isnt even promoted in the manual? The option to allow unfree is literally hidden in both cases This is why I hate FSF people >Just use our distros lol we just forked the other one and changed the repos
Luke Johnson
it depends what you mean by support. if they mean they think it is fine and uphold it, probably not. if you mean "allow the user to install", then yes.
stability, and I can't believe I am saying it, but I don't want to use a distro where the people in power say shit like "meritocracy doesn't matter" and are far leftist identitarians.
Ryder Carter
do you need dedicated keys? I use ctrl + and
Dylan Ross
apparently Jow Forums doesn't like the characters I used to represent the up and down arrow keys, insert them where appropriate
Dylan Johnson
I suppose I can live without them, but it's still nice to have a 1 to 1 replacement since I don't plan on plugging in speakers that have an actual knob to turn
This is actually why I like the FSF. Sources you can trust become rare, but you can always trust FSF and GNU. That's why I settled with IceCat for example. I can be sure that it's 100% free. I don't know why you would hate them, considered all the work they do for software freedom. Regarding GNU/Linux distributions they endorse, "no proprietary software“ is an easy rule to understand, don't forget it is the "Free Software" Foundation.
Ethan Lee
Already got that open lol It came out of no where, i have already cleaned off the gpu and reseated it before i posted that post
Thomas Flores
The kernel is still non-free. That's why. Linux (the kernel) has proprietary blobs in it. Maybe if they used Linux-Libre then it'd be different.
Eli Watson
>he keeps posting the April fools post all over the whole year cringe
Leo Wilson
>he keeps posting the April fools distro all over the whole year coma-inducing cringe
Robert Powell
lmao no way, what a retard
Jackson Lopez
NixOS has the best repository of all Unix-like OSes.
> # I did, I was trying opensuse > # It’s one of those emcc 32gb drives, I don’t think I can rip it out and format it. > # Same thing it just doesn’t recognize anything on it and boots straight into Windows 10.
Did something change when Windows 10 was released?
Probably because they're free from "dependency hell", allowing them to spend more time just adding new packages instead of fixing old ones.
Gabriel Morris
>0x0.st dead >ptpb.pw dead Dude, what service should i use they doesn't go away? What pastebin do you use?
Christopher Sanchez
It's not likely. And if it does there will be instructions on the Arch homepage on how to fix it (usually just involves editing a simgle config file). The best way is to subscribe to the arch-announce mailing list and check it before updating.
Julian Martinez
I’m trying to but it won’t let me
Ethan Myers
surprisingly, FreeBSD's Ports is the closest contender.
Jaxson Thomas
With my latest installation of xbuntu my terminal behavior has changed where it now instantly enters anything that I paste into a terminal window without me pressing enter. How do I change this? So currently I right click and select paste in a terminal and it pastes and then immediately executes the command. I want to paste into the terminal and then have nothing happen untill I press enter in case I need to add some other parameter or whatever.
Aaron Wright
>GNU/Linux is like a wigwam - no windows, no gates, apache inside..
I have no idea what that is exactly so no Im that guy that always gets on stuff as soon as they start to get mainstream. My intrest is an omen for a good future
Lucas Cox
>image Nope? Im just installing XFCE4 then if it runs well cool
Jonathan Parker
honestly, I'd gladly move to Nix/Hurd if it existed, and would forget about the Linux hellhole as soon as possible
Joshua Reed
Is it significantly different from Gentoo? When I think ports I basically just think Gentoo's portage.
Leo Sanders
>My intrest is an omen for a good future then get interested in hurd faggot
Gabriel Cooper
ok hurdpill me bud
Noah Nguyen
As you can see, it yields much better results for some reason. They're supposed to be quite similar technically, yet when you use them as desktop systems, FreeBSD tends to be a package-oriented os, whereas Gentoo's still more source-oriented, I think many Gentoo users simply don't care about its package repository.
Zachary Bailey
a truism: Hurd is like Linux but better.
Jason Baker
cd /port_directory/ make install clean
It downloads the source and compiles it, with about an 80% success rate for the programs I attempted when I was on FreeBSD, this was a couple years ago so maybe it is better now. Some of the programs I use were written with Linux in mind so they don't work well/at all on FreeBSD without significant patches.
Luis Rodriguez
I don't know a lot about it but it sounds like it would return us back to the golden "everything is a file" standard which Linux has been moving away from more and more over the years. I've also heard it's very Plan9 like.
Ethan Diaz
>which Linux has been moving away from more and more over the years. Care to explain?
Liam Lewis
what is that v?
Brandon Parker
how so?
Levi King
It will only 'Enter' when you paste the newline with it.
Actually now that I think about it most of my complaints would be toward software and aren't actually kernel specific. However, this is the sort of thing I was referring to informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1180992&seqNum=3
So perhaps Linux didn't "move away" from it, rather they just didn't implement it as deeply as Unix or Plan9.
Josiah Collins
>GUIX okay why is the logo a fucking v? I guess they did not consult Jow Forums before committing gnuicide
James Anderson
Both will lose because Fedora Silverblue already exists.
Sebastian Wood
more like female genitalia
Samuel Robinson
It's horns and you already know that. Try harder faggot