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$ man %command% $ info %command% $ %command% -h/--help/-? $ help %builtin/keyword%
Don't know what to look for? $ apropos %something%
[CODE] $ librewolf XPCOMGlueLoad error for file /usr/lib64/librewolf/libxul.so: /usr/lib64/librewolf/libxul.so: undefined symbol: gdk_wayland_display_get_wl_compositor Couldn't load XPCOM. [/CODE] Getting that error when launching Librewolf on Gentoo. Used to work fine, then I updated at one point and it hasn't worked since. I looked it up, and it seems that xdg error is fairly common for Firefox, but I haven't been able to fix it. Not sure. I've tried updating and re-emerging Librewolf and it still didn't fix.
Leo James
> Gender identity NO I DONT THINK SO
Joseph Rivera
Any advice bros?
Hudson Butler
henlo frens, is there any way to make konsole auto copy whatever i highlight with my mouse and paste with right click? Basically want GPM using konsole.
Asher White
why dont you try them all in vm for a while and see which one works best for you
Ethan Fisher
well you can surely patch it. probably won't be more than 100 lines tots
Jose Collins
maybe not a bad idea
Ayden Wright
I want to loop through several directories and something with the files.
Why does the following command only print the files from the last directory I enter but not the ones from the previous directories? How can I do it?
list(){ for entry in ${@}*; do echo "$entry"; done; }
list dir1 dir2
Jonathan King
Either build librewolf with the wayland flag disabled or add x11-libs/gtk+:3 wayland to your package.use and emerge -uDN @world.
Landon Cook
The reason you get this error is because they started building librewolf-bin with wayland support.
Cooper Martinez
Now that Arch Linux is abandonware where are we gonna go? What's the thinking man's distro in /current year/
Angel Watson
>Now that Arch Linux is abandonware Why is that? Wasn't here lately. My arch system runs since 2016 without any problem.
Hudson Parker
Finally, a new /fglt/ meme.
Angel Foster
People are anxious because debian sid finally caught up on glibc
Cooper Brown
Intermediate linux user here I had seen user posting this a while back but I never bothered to test or ask If I am using a debian-based distro, and debian gets a new release, will my system be able to update normally as if I am using stock debian or will I have to wait until my specific project moves to it? Been thinking about moving to devuan+flatpaks but I dont want to hop again if the projects ends up abandoned.
Angel Flores
You'll have to wait for your specific project's updates. Anything that they've changed compared to stock Debian would still be based on the old release and not work with the new version's packages.
Nathan Campbell
Can I not simply dist-update? Can I not just change the apt config to point to the latest repos? Or is it just risky?
