The Adapter card you got is a pci-e X16 interface card usually used for adding a first nvme or a second nvme to allow for raid 0 and 1 and therefore automaps to match your existing nvme if you have one installed. As you already had a nvme installed and didn't want the raid function, you should have...

The Adapter card you got is a pci-e X16 interface card usually used for adding a first nvme or a second nvme to allow for raid 0 and 1 and therefore automaps to match your existing nvme if you have one installed. As you already had a nvme installed and didn't want the raid function, you should have ...

I'm not sure how it's happened, but with 2.3.2 I can no longer:> 1- install by dd to a clean memory stick; 2- reboot and allow sdb2 to grow to competely fill the drive; 3- reboot on another easy, then plug in the 2.3.2 memory stick as (so it's not mounted) sdb and using gparted, shrink sdb2 to allow...

Porting to Gtkmm3 began over a year ago and release is expected soon. https://github.com/giuspen/cherrytree/issues/444 giuspen (creator and lead developer of cherrytree) commented on 6May2020: I plan to complete the Gtkmm3 Debian packaging adding the internationalisation scripts and I would also li...

More of a Project running package than just a notecse from the specs. This remind me of something we had back in the Netware 3 days, which even allowed multiple people to work on the one project at different levels simultaneously. The only problem for me is with python2 and gtk+ (2.x) being deprecia...

And another found this day, mainly very old stuff.

http://ftp.riken.jp/Linux/repoforge/source/.

Even has ghasher at v1.2.0-1 and gift-0.11.6 from 2004.

And an index of whats out there (dated but good)

https://repository.portal-tol.net/engli ... rincipal_G

Little note for barryK and any other builders interested. pnscan has just been updated to 1.13 and can now be found at https://github.com/ptrrkssn/pnscan/archive/v1.13.tar.gz ; and libnsl has been 'outsourced' from libc and can now be found at https://github.com/thkukuk/libnsl/archive/v1.2.0/libnsl-...

Anyone wanting early source code should be able to find it here http://gentoo.osuosl.org/distfiles/?C=M;O=A , it goes back to about 2002. The problem is it's in date of submission format, NO index and not necessarily exactly when created, just when submitted. However if you know the correct package ...

Just a ping and this is becoming quite usefull for general use in a console. To quote them: Yudit is a free Unicode plain-text editor for Unix-like systems. It is primarily targeted for Linux, but a version is also provided for Windows and MacOS-X. It was developed in the early days of Unicode on Li...

Moderators: Not sure if this is the correct spot to put this, but?... It will need monitoring! THIS is a Discussion Topic, it's not for rants and raves! If you can't keep your temper and be 'nice' online don't add a comment. A monitor or Moderator WILL remove it! -------------------------- Having 'l...

The powerbox will be ready for the next camping trip. When that will be I don't know. Here in Western Australia, we have lockdown, cannot even drive to different regions of WA. All campsites are closed. Same thing here in Victoria, all publically accessable sites (both council and privately owned) ...

I've been proposed a question and since I don't know the answer I'm passing it on to the community, and BarryK of course as he will most likely know at least part of the answer. Question : Just how much of Busybox is used? What commands are most important and which are rarely (if never) used? I have...

https://github.com/resurrecting-open-source-projects Packages on the list at present would like help if anyone is interested and can share a bit of time. thanks scsijon Current List:- 1-packit network packet generator and capture tool GPL-2.0 10 11 4 (4 issues need help) 0 Updated yesterday -------...

@BarryK Most of your 'extra packages' you've removed all seem to relate to direct mobile connection for a laptop, in most cases needed for an ios phone, there's also geolocating and storing locally a phone number as android and ios do. Or did you by any chance at some stage consider a laptop with an...

For some twisted reason I find that humorous. The people of Japan seem to think otherwise. Very serious about their bike seats. Most people can only afford a bycycle, a car needs a paid for parking space at each end proven before you can buy it, fuel is horribly priced, lifespan is limited (3 or 5 ...

Just had to submit this:-)

https://japantoday.com/category/crime/M ... ycle-seats

And a picture of some (1000) of them
https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2020 ... -case.html

Isn't the 5.6 kernel a long-term support kernel like 5.4? At present it hasn't been announced on kernel.org that 5.6 will be long term support. It would be very unlikely that LTS releases were so close, so I would think it won't be LTS. Yeah, 5.6 is stilll a release-candidate anyway, so there is no...

Flash, what about asking BarryK, I know he got rid off most stuff he had, if he ever had some form of forum control, but you never know, he might also have another contact channel with JohnM (who was always hard to contact anyway).

Just a thought? With the larger sizes memory sticks have now, plus the cost drops for external ssd's so you can afford a larger size for your money, plus the sizes off hard drives growing, is it really necessary to resize the working-partition to the full size of the drive? Maybe pick a maximum to e...

BarryK wrote:EasyPup 2.2.11 released, see blog announcement:

https://bkhome.org/news/202002/easypup- ... eased.html

?And the devx is at?

pllease annd thanks