discord want's to update but the package is already updated, so it gives me a link to the newest package BUT IS FOR UBUNTU!?!?!

I have another question about stickers. Where can I buy Tux stickers to cover the win and ⌘ logos on my keyboards?

I found some on eBay, but the seller's on holiday and eBay suspended my account twenty minutes after I created it (for some reason).

EDIT: Removed Reddit-era *nix slang

I have a question for any proud ThinkPad users or embarrassed MacBook users here. Where do you buy your laptop stickers from?

...werde ich einer Community beitreten, die sich stolz irgendwas mit Herrenrasse nennt. But that's just me, carry on. So müde zu sehen wie die Sprache des dritten Reiches salonfähig gemacht wird. Bombenwetter heute!

Notice the actual desktop background, ignore my attempt to kill -9 DIscord after the first of 6 crashes

geteilt von: https://feddit.de/post/4931999

> Hi everyone, > > I'd like to have my apps as tiles within a full-screen view (ideally called via pressing the Windows button on the keyboard) in Linux, pretty much the Windows Metro look as seen above. I have all the icon files and just need to link them to the apps themselves. Might you know of a way to do that? > > Thanks for your help! > Temperche >

There is a secret easter egg where you can activate a virtual cat on a linux or a UNIX system. Though it is reported that it can hang your system in certain distros so it is best advised you save and close all your work and so on before attempting because if things go wrong, you may be forced to pull out the power plug.

To summon the cat, try the following command:

meow() { meow | meow & }; meow If you see something like [1] 583341 [1]+ Done meow|meow Quickly up arrow and rerun the command untill you see no output. And after a few seconds the cat will appear on the screen that follows your mouse pointer. Very cute.

Update: This also works in Windows with GitBash

I personally have been using lineage os for some time now and I am curious how many others use F-droid and lineage os like I do

It is important to note that Free Download Manager is not malware, but there was a malicious linux package that impersonated Free Download Manager.

Dont use Reddit username or Facebook username or anything like that even if it could be cool. That way you dont have to worry even if some log file or error stack trace recorded your username.

People need to start posting

!kde@lemmy.kde.social

it's only for devs right now, but I'm super excited for RISC to get more support, just to think of a future of Open sourced hardware with open sourced software sounds awesome!!

Here's an article talking more about it

https://liliputing.com/pinetab-v-tablet-with-a-risc-v-chip-gets-community-supported-software-builds-including-kde-plasma-desktop/

Rust? CrabLang? COBOL? Holy-C?

EDIT: Corrected title

!freesoftware@lemmy.zip

In case you didn't already know, X Corp. is Musk's new company, which is now the parent company of Twitter or something.

Original Post: https://corteximplant.com/@keyboard/110757213065085292

I’m moving my posts from Reddit to Lemmy before delete them.

This post is from 2022-04-16.

I’m moving my posts from Reddit to Lemmy before delete them.

This post is from 2020-12-08.

I’m moving my posts from Reddit to Lemmy before delete them.

This post is from 2020-09-03.

Brand new, out of the box. It's been sitting here at 100% for 5 minutes.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/961924

A script in bash in combination with a script in C can help you solve a sudoku puzzle in a png file.

https://gitlab.com/christosangel/sudoku-solver-ocr

You can see the script in action in this video.

The main dependency is tesseract OCR, responsible for the oprical character recognition.

Another important dependency is imagemagick, responsible for the necessary image manipulation.

The file selection of the png image is done with zenity.

Feel free to give your feedback.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/807258

> A script in C language that can solve sudoku riddles. > > https://gitlab.com/christosangel/sudoku-solver