R u also gonna sing songs like that?

There are ways to prevent the kernel from writing and reading dead blocks but it isn’t a good idea since if some blocks are dead, other ones are really likely to die as well, just buy a new one

So what identifies people across accounts so you know they’re the same person?

Fonts very small on some applications
how to fix it?
Artix lxqt runit

@ChrisCromer BTW that -J wasn’t a port, it was an option given to agetty. from the manpage:

-J, –noclear
Do not clear the screen before prompting for the login name. By default the screen is cleared.

I also verified it when I managed to remove the -J from tty1 service file, the screen cleared

I just realized my system hasn’t been updating grub after updating my kernel lol

You removed the hook?

Gentoo

I wasn’t asking about it, just made the comment cause it is an odd thing lol

If your initramfs doesn’t have the version in the name it isn’t a problem then

Oh yea I see

I should just stop being lazy and do my own kernel like I have been meaning to

I think I just need to run grub-mkconfig

yee ran mkconfig and it added them.

Don’t think I ever setup the hook cause I had planned to ditch this as soon as I had a running system

Hi everyone, so i need a little help I m a CS undergrad and i m doing course on OS

The end goal is to learn and understand how does linux works its kernel operations and i myself should be able to run a distro installation on my own

So can anyone recommend me some utuber or some explanatory sites to refer for enhancing my knowledge so that my end goal is achieved

I mean i should be aware of all system files and all other utilities ls vim pacman and everything in linux

I m not a fan of books i prefer tutorials or explainatpry videos

does anyone have oneliner command for showing usages of gpu in percentage

>The end goal is to learn and understand how does linux works its kernel operations

Sorry chief, something like that needs a book, not a “tutorial”

It doesn’t work at all sar

Okkie any recommended book / network resources like wiki pages etc?

You are fucked then

Thanks a lpy

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The Linux Programming Interface

Also man hier for directory structure

Point to be noted : i m a beginner i also know dual booting only of linux mint

I m a noob lol

The best way to learn is by using it

Okkie

To be Frank i m starting a journey in linux

Hope it works out for me