How long since you ran ‘apt update’? I have envountered issues where the local apt cache is stale, causing it to contain packages which are old and removed from the upstream repo. You need to update your cache and try to install again.
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Windows XP had been out for quite a while, and I did not want to use it. Staying on 98SE was not going to be possible forever. Ubuntu was quite new, I had recently started uni, and some friends helped me get started. There was one thing that absolutely amazed me: package repository. Just the concept. Windows at the time, to install stuff was finding random pages, sifting through ads, locate download button, hope it is not a virus. Linux had it solved. So far superior it there was no way I’m going back after that.
Do you have to use Teams?
Well, I just wanted it as a secondary browser when troubleshooting firefox.
Nowadays the worst thing appears to be compiling chromium with X and Wayland support.
Then go for it! Gentoo is a wonderful option for that goal.
Are you looking to learn linux more or have a easy living experience, or what is the goal? If you want to get to know linux, learn how to compile a kernel, make your own initramfs and such, then: absolutely! If you want a stable easily maintainable system, then… maybe not. Like it is possible, and Gentoo is very stable, but if you are just starting, then you may make choices that do break when you upgrade. With some experience, this will go away, but expect some downtime in the beginning.
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Europe@feddit.org•Spain dismantles cell linked to neo-Nazi terrorist group The BaseEnglish
2·23 days agoI’m pretty sure they actually took the name after Al-Qaeda.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•I made a project that can install/configure/orchestrate 115+ applications on your homelab using Ansible!English
61·1 month agoTL;DR: yes
Just from a quick view of the repo, the simplest way to do it would be to look at the
playbook.ymland copy all roles you want for a host into a new playbook, saymyhost.yaml. Copy not only the roles but all the other keywords as well. Then you go to the inventory and add your hosts where you to execute the playbook against. Then you change thehostskey value in the playbook you made fromallto the hosts you added to the inventory.That is, add your hosts to the inventory, create playbooks for for them and run. That is the easiest. Read up on how to do groups and organizing your inventory to improve it from there.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•ADVICE: Running out of storageEnglish
121·2 months agoI got mine from https://serverpartdeals.com/ that was before Trump 2.0, but it appears prices to EU are still ok. Shipping was brilliant. They appear to have 14TB for about 180 USD.
searching my country, browsing collections
Stylophora Mitrata - Kirkocystidae Anatifopsis sp. Artiopoda Lichida - Lichida indet. Trinucleida - Raphiophoridae Lonchodomas sp. Asaphida - Remopleurididae Remopleurides sp. so are these… dinosaurs? What am I looking at?
Your control over the system is so great in Gentoo. While other distros may pull in a dependency you will never use – say like cups – gentoo allows you to remove the dependency by removing support for it at install/compile time.
I love how the portage packages are maintained, it is so easy to find which versions are available, select version, read about why a package is masked and having all the tools for overriding that decision by the package maintainers and install anyway. They inform you about important updates and migrations when you sync your package repository. It is also super easy to patch the code being installed.
I would not say portage is complicated. For most operations you just install a package, sync, and upgrade like you would in any distro. It tales time to do this, sure. What is complicated is, I would say, figuring out how to boot your machine. You want encrypted this or that, dropbear, systemd or openrc, want to manage your initramfs with dracut or make one yourself, distro-kernel or another flavour, and on and on. I also think that the wiki is not very detailed on a lot of what the different systems do and how they talk to each other.
Anyway, I love it. If I would start with Gentoo today, I would install a Gentoo Prefix
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Prefix
There you can get used to the portage package manager withour messing up your system and without doing a reinstall.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's your favorite joke that doesn't translate to English very well?
14·2 months agoFår får inte får. Får får lamm.
sheeps don’t get sheeps. Sheeps get lambs.
Får = sheep/to get
var tog vägen vägen? Ute på en åker och åker
where did the road go? Out in a field and driving
“Tog vägen” = literally “took the road”, meaning “where did it go”, sort of. And åker = driving and a farm field.
I got a t-shirt from the Swedish Society for People with Anxiety. It came with a print on the chest.
“print on the chest” would be “tryck för/på/över bröstet” having the double meaning “preassure over the chest”.
Then there are endless of jokes from Gothenburg which all do not translate.
Who is faster, Eminem or Taylor Swift? Eminem, he is a rapper
“rapper” in swedish is “rappare”, meaning also “faster”.
In stockholm a snake escaped the zoo and has not been found. The zoo is missing him a lot
The last bit in swedish would be “saknaden är enorm”, “saknad” being the emotion of missing someone, “enorm” being large/a lot/great. But also enorm=en-orm=a-snake.
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Linux@programming.dev•New Code Merged For Linux 6.18 To Address Linus Torvalds' Rust Formatting Critique
4·2 months agoMaybe that makes more sense. I just do it sometimes to get an easier human parsable blame for import lines.
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Linux@programming.dev•New Code Merged For Linux 6.18 To Address Linus Torvalds' Rust Formatting Critique
2·2 months agoIt is not very nice looking to have the trailing comment, and you can’t add imports in chronological order without running into the same problem.
Yes, but no. That notation is the dumbest one ever. Everywhere else a juxtaposition implies multiplication, except for fractions with integers to the left.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•what's the dumbest thing your pet has done?
9·2 months agoMy dog sort of does this when she has the runs. She needs to go out. She just sits and gives us that look. Not sure what it is, but by now we recognize it. if we see it! She does the same if we are asleep! We are just lucky to wake up in time.
I used xmpp with otr encryption… maybe also omemo, it rings a bell. This was some years ago. But it was barely usable. Otr refused to connect at times and only unecrypted worked, messages were encrypted with wrong keys or something and history became unreadable. It worked on the desktop, but then not on the phone, only with this and that client, but not those. It was a confusing mess and I had to stop using it. If it works today, thats great.
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Well… The effecrive coupling constant changes with energy. A high energy experiment behaves differently than at lower energies. The coupling constant is above 1 for the strong force at low energies, but there is ‘asymptotic freedom’ which makes it below 1 at high energies. For EM it is always below 1. I would guess they reference a ‘bare’ value here.
The purpose of these graphs are not how they look in our universe though. Rather a common way of doing anthropic style arguments. Without measuring the value of the constants, from the graph we can know from just knowing there are stable carbon and non-relativistic atoms pretty exactly where the values of the constants must be. Similar arguments can be used to pinpoint the cosmological constant from the existance of galaxies.