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It was before my awareness of Mint so I don't know, but how did they do that link change shit anyway? Mint has 20 or 30 mirrors from various places like universities today, so I don't get how they managed to change all those links and still make them look legit. Or did Mint not have mirrors back then?
It seems like how they did it and what exactly was changed is lost to time since every news site just mentions the backdoor and nothing else.
Julian Ross
It's been so long ago the Mint devs probably don't even remember now. Hell the maintainers might've even changed.
Cooper Lopez
>It's been so long ago the Mint devs probably don't even remember now. That's not exactly a good thing since past knowledge is used to prevent history repeating.
Matthew Brown
I have a monitor that gets detected as a TV by default and the RGB output is set as "limited" (not full 0-256 values). It looks terrible. On macOS and Windows I have managed to change this. On Windows it's right in the Radeon control panel. On mac is was quite hacky to get it working. Is there a way I can fix this on Linux? I'm using Fedora (GNOME).
Juan Parker
How bad is it for an SSD to occasionally install new distros? I hop every few months and I'm wondering what it's doing to the longevity of my SSD.
Evan Roberts
If fstrim is getting run on it every so often it should be fine.
Jackson Thomas
your browser rapes it 10000x more with disk caching
Colton Morales
I would like to play Valve's award-winning 1998 shooter Half-Life. pic is what i see after booting up the game in lutris. i needed that to boot the game at all, as steam would just close the game immediately when done directly. executing hl.sh directly gives me
i also get a notification about not having the en_us utf8 locale installed (the one im currently using), which only started showing up after i'd installed all of the 32 bit libraries that google searches told me i needed.
stop trying to run 3D games on wine. wine is only good for 16-bit apps and other 2D 90s retro games. it's too shitty for anything else
Zachary Carter
Use wine-ge-custom instead of pure wine. It's basically proton-ge-custom but made to work outside steam better.
Jack Jackson
and it forgets all tabs and cookies and localstorage you have etc when it shuts down right
Xavier Rogers
How to change Radeon gpu fan behavior on Linux? On Windows on desktop it's either work for a long time, or stopped for a long time. On Linux(Fedora 36) it's spins up and stops for 2s every 2s which is extremely annoying.
Jaxson Robinson
How would I get this to work on Manjaro ARM CLI ??
when i run the install.sh it says line 14 and 15 not recognized because manjaro uses pacman not apt-get .. wat do
Ubuntu has a script called do-release-upgrade that you can use to get to the next point release and beyond. Dunno how Debian does it.
Austin Jackson
> Installed Arch but is my first distro and Im an idiot. When I was young I was loved with simcity 3000. >libregamewiki.org/City_building_games What do you recommend? Anyone into city building games?
Colton Gonzalez
how do I put two folders instead of one in my ncmpcpp config file? mpd_music_dir = "/media/Data/Music/"
