now I use gnome-terminal

/s ?

Is this the dash to dock extension for GNOME? Looks nice!

dash to panel https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1160/dash-to-panel/

? "Could you please make it exactly how I want it and call it defaults" :P

like zsh over bash, zsh highlighting and all.

Oh, not sure about that. We're creating it to pair along with university software and curriculum. So a lot of the software is close to the software used by the university already, so people could use this for class work.

/s ?

no

I kid, of course. Those would be awesome defaults.

fish is great if you don't want to spend time configuring your terminal

We would need Bash because students and professors teach Bash scripting and zsh would be a headache to explain to someone who has never used Linux before

Oh, not sure about that. We're creating it to pair along with university software and curriculum. So a lot of the software is close to the software used by the university already, so people could use this for class work.

Yes, but if they to terminal highlighting is ❤️

dash to panel https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1160/dash-to-panel/

Super!!! This is helpful. Thanks!

We would need Bash because students and professors teach Bash scripting and zsh would be a headache to explain to someone who has never used Linux before

Not a big difference in daily usage tough

Not a big difference in daily usage tough

Try explaining that to someone who has never used Linux before, ever. :P

I have seen nothing on heise, pro-linux and fefe either so i'd be highly doubting it

fefe the german guy?

Anyways, feedback welcome, if anyone here is interested: https://github.com/RITlug/TigerOS

Try explaining that to someone who has never used Linux before, ever. :P

"open the terminal" "same commands as bash would've"

It took me a while to realise it was you @jflory ? You changed your profile pic.

what comes beyond is outside the scope of the default curriculum anyway i think

That's cinnamon, right?

We would need Bash because students and professors teach Bash scripting and zsh would be a headache to explain to someone who has never used Linux before

Bash is the standard in any Linux box, be that a Laptop/Desktop or a enterprise server. I don't see the need to teach zsh.

It took me a while to realise it was you @jflory ? You changed your profile pic.

Hahahah, yeah, plus there's no hat.

Bash is the standard in any Linux box, be that a Laptop/Desktop or a enterprise server. I don't see the need to teach zsh.

I think people could just as easily install it themselves too

Anyways, feedback welcome, if anyone here is interested: https://github.com/RITlug/TigerOS

https://github.com/SISheogorath/ansible-client <— we created that a while ago :D Maybe you want to take a look. (We don't build images)

That's cinnamon, right?

We were doing Cinnamon at first, but for some reason, Cinnamon couldn't work with 802.1x networks and we had to abandon it because upstream also recognized an issue, if I remember right.

Yesterday I gave a try to Ubuntu 17.10 with GNOME, fun thing was to see the that to dock extension enabled, it resembles Unity pretty well XD

Yeah, that's what we're trying to do now. I like the dash to panel better, but I shared it with our team to ask for their feedback.

Yeah, that's what we're trying to do now. I like the dash to panel better, but I shared it with our team to ask for their feedback.

if you used ubuntu before, you should try "pixel saver" extension

Yesterday I gave a try to Ubuntu 17.10 with GNOME, fun thing was to see the that to dock extension enabled, it resembles Unity pretty well XD

they showed it as their own feature (in some video presentations) ;D

if you used ubuntu before, you should try "pixel saver" extension

Haven't heard of this, but I also never used Ubuntu. Or if I did, it was four years ago on a live DVD.

Haven't heard of this, but I also never used Ubuntu. Or if I did, it was four years ago on a live DVD.

it hides window's top bar when maximised

It's an ugly extension. The close/minimize/maximize-buttons are in most cases somewhere between other stuff.

Yeah, it doesn't seem very intuitive to hide those.

It's an ugly extension. The close/minimize/maximize-buttons are in most cases somewhere between other stuff.

i dont think so, i feel comfortable

display files with cat, then copy them by selecting at the start with your mouse and keep selecting up/down, then ctrlshiftc.

This works fine on cinnamon desktop, but on Gnome it fails, thanks ?

Bash is the standard in any Linux box, be that a Laptop/Desktop or a enterprise server. I don't see the need to teach zsh.

Again, bash and zsh in their base have almost zero difference

and all the goodies are for those interested.

and unless it gets spread how will we ever get rid of ash/dash/bash and can rely on zsh being there?

I generally use alt tab for switching apps and i have the coverflow extension enabled...sometimes pixel saver is not working properly when apps are switched by coverflow

and unless it gets spread how will we ever get rid of ash/dash/bash and can rely on zsh being there?

I don't think we really will get to that point. Even as more people use zsh, bash isn't going anywhere.

I don't think we really will get to that point. Even as more people use zsh, bash isn't going anywhere.

Eh, just detect if zsh is available in all scripts, die with "pls install" if not and use zsh-only globbing :3

Personally, I'd just stick with bash. It's cool, zsh, but it doesn't really offer me anything that I need that I can't get in bash.

UNLESS

It has a goto function

Otherwise it might as well not exist

(for me)

It has a goto function

https://github.com/arrdem/zsh-goto

Altough goto is horrible

so stop

Yeah, yeah... I know the schpiel, people are very offended by goto

But it's got a place, and it's fine

Personally, I'd just stick with bash. It's cool, zsh, but it doesn't really offer me anything that I need that I can't get in bash.

And you mean aside the smaller codebase, better globbing, range inputs, live syntax highlighting, oh-my-zsh, and all?

But it's got a place, and it's fine

That place is burning in the trash

That place is burning in the trash

That's your elitist coming out :P

That's your elitist coming out :P

No, thats fearing ever having to touch a script with goto again.

And you mean aside the smaller codebase, better globbing, range inputs, live syntax highlighting, oh-my-zsh, and all?

The size of it isn't really important, nor is just about anything else. I'm pretty simple tbh.

No, thats fearing ever having to touch a script with goto again.

Hah, better not look at any of my batch scripts :P

Though, I did have some fun with it.... :a start batch.bat goto a

and unless it gets spread how will we ever get rid of ash/dash/bash and can rely on zsh being there?

I must confess I have never used zsh or any other thing than bash.

The size of it isn't really important, nor is just about anything else. I'm pretty simple tbh.

Less code, less bugs, better maintenance.

I must confess I have never used zsh or any other thing than bash.

Get started, oh-my-zsh, zsh-syntax-highlight (dnf available) are awaiting you

things like automated ssh agent, gpg agent, better git, common framework integration...

Less code, less bugs, better maintenance.

That's probably much more important for someone who lives in their sh-shell. I typically just have a few things that I fiddle around with, and once it's set, I don't need to do anything else

It's not that I don't like zsh, like it's great... But I'm not enough of a power-user to really utilize even the simple bits.

But goddamn it... Goto...

i gor (go run main.go) way too often i know XD

ERROR: S client not available

But goddamn it... Goto...

Pls stop, my toenails are curling

? Yeah, I know it is awful, but I'm very lazy with scripting

My Java is way better, I swear.

I actually find the thing that the coreboot google developer responsible for NERF said to ve quite true - go for scripting is awesome.

Select 10k files, process them, calculate md5 and regex match filenames to copy into a db as blobs? No idea why you'd do that but it can be done in seconds.

Well now I'm curious

Not that I have a goddamn thing close enough to that, but ?

Doesn't matter if it should... But if it CAN, I'm interested ?

I ❤️ having 2 problems.

Well now I'm curious

https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1

chmod 755 that shit my dude

something like this should do it: "chmod 755 /sumfolder/sumfile.txt"

If I open terminal in that folder then chmod 755 its gonna work?

yes,

although what are you trying to take ownership of?

Hahahah, yeah, plus there's no hat.

True. That was confusing. But still the same glasses.

I revovered some files using photorec

755 is the decimal for u=rwx,go=rx, which just means give me all the things

It saved them in a folder with a lock icon on them

Now I cant delete it

oh yes, chmod 755

or do sudo rm, and remove it with that

is rmdir a thing? you could do that

Did chmod

No luck

Still permission denied

Used rm -rf??

Hahahah, yeah, plus there's no hat.

There's always Fedora, if it's any consolation. I'm going back to my corner now.

is rmdir a thing? you could do that

yeah, works on empty dirs

Can you add a guest user in fedora?