Using apulse is a simple typing '''apulse <program>''' in a terminal. For example:
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Using apulse is a simple typing '''apulse <program>''' in a terminal. For example:
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===Using the Terminal=== <!--T:59-->
To burn the iso on an usb stick, enter the following command in a terminal :
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...space and keyboard controlled workflow. The ideal environment for text and terminal focused usage.
...space and keyboard controlled workflow. The ideal environment for text and terminal focused usage.
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...space and keyboard controlled workflow. The ideal environment for text and terminal focused usage.
...space and keyboard controlled workflow. The ideal environment for text and terminal focused usage.
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Terminal=false
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...ed users, who know how to fix broken systems and know their way around the terminal.'''
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Terminal=false
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...start to use Firefox by double clicking on the file (or executing it in a terminal):
Terminal=false
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...start to use Firefox by double clicking on the file (or executing it in a terminal):
Terminal=false
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...ode>${execi 3600 XXXX}</code> runs the <code>XXXX</code> bash code in your terminal every 3600 seconds and displays the result in your conky. The result of the
.../.config/conky/conky.conf}} file with code in it is required. Next, open a terminal and run conky pointing to the file
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...ode>${execi 3600 XXXX}</code> runs the <code>XXXX</code> bash code in your terminal every 3600 seconds and displays the result in your conky. The result of the
.../.config/conky/conky.conf}} file with code in it is required. Next, open a terminal and run conky pointing to the file
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Terminal=false
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...start to use Firefox by double clicking on the file (or executing it in a terminal):
Terminal=false
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...ode>${execi 3600 XXXX}</code> runs the <code>XXXX</code> bash code in your terminal every 3600 seconds and displays the result in your conky. The result of the
.../.config/conky/conky.conf}} file with code in it is required. Next, open a terminal and run conky pointing to the file
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Then in the Terminal I used the blkid command to get the UUID of the new /bdata partition so I c
...nt/bdata , so that the new partition is accessible. You can do this in the Terminal like so (replace <directory.name> with the name you want to call your new p
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Then in the Terminal I used the blkid command to get the UUID of the new /bdata partition so I c
...nt/bdata , so that the new partition is accessible. You can do this in the Terminal like so (replace <directory.name> with the name you want to call your new p
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...ed users, who know how to fix broken systems and know their way around the terminal.'''
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be found, whenever you upgrade your kernel via the terminal.}}
# 2 lines on ONE line, terminal command (ignore the error messages it works!:
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...ode>${execi 3600 XXXX}</code> runs the <code>XXXX</code> bash code in your terminal every 3600 seconds and displays the result in your conky. The result of the
.../.config/conky/conky.conf}} file with code in it is required. Next, open a terminal and run conky pointing to the file
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