Remember, there is no algorithm pushing people towards you, look around, follow people, and see who they follow.
Remember, there is no algorithm pushing people towards you, look around, follow people, and see who they follow.
I recall Jorge talking on one of the podcasts, and heard a line like (paraphrased) “You can just run your own, integrated into your own CI/CD system that you’re running”
Even though I’ve been running Linux for a long time, I feel like suddenly got a glimpse of what normal people might feel when we try to get them to use Linux at all.
Straight from the Amiga to Slackware in 97. Never been a Windows fan.
Interesting, thanks. I followed a few links, and it looks like that might do it. It’ll have to wait until I have a bit of time to sit down though.
Been following the wiki, but when I try to flash for root partition, I get “data too large” . I’ve tried to wipe everything with TWRP, but it still shows the same error. Not sure how to proceed next.
Not the reaction I was hoping for , I was hoping you might have better luck than me.
I’m trying to install it on my Nexus 7, and having a tough time. I’d like to know how you make out.
It does work for your account, but not mine. Is it something that needs to be explicitly enabled, or the information put in somewhere?
Does that work for you? I tried it locally, and got no results. I also tried it from a shell on sdf, and also got no results.
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Try this: “sudo dnf update ; sudo flatpak update”
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