Posts by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
(DIR) Post #131139 by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2018-09-22T02:34:44Z
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@Piejacker875 hey, thanks man! :)
(DIR) Post #150010 by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2018-09-23T04:37:57Z
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Honesty I am not a fan of the idea of flatpak and Co. With repositories I know the software to be tested and signed by the distros package maintainers, providing an extra layer of stability and security. I fear a new era of googling for binaries and downloading them from shady sites is approaching. When you boil it down this "new" approach isn't really new. It's called .exe on windows. And yes, it has its merits. But are we willing to deal with the drawbacks as well?
(DIR) Post #150012 by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2018-09-23T14:02:32Z
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@hund exactly, not every user knows how to get software "properly". Especially when users come over from windows and are used to the windows way of installing software. That's not how Linux is supposed to be. And just recently there was a case of multiple malware snaps being available in the snap store. Have yet to hear a similar story for e.g. the Debian main repository. And sure, you could probably use snap in a safe way. But can the average user?
(DIR) Post #9hDLH5HjfULTKHpa2y by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-03-28T00:50:20Z
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So... the conservatives f***ed us with their new copyright directive (oh no, who would have thought?!). So now is the time to show them what happens when you ignore the people you are supposed to represent. If you're an EU citizen make your vote count in the upcoming elections!
(DIR) Post #9hDNKFQAdfcxXWPdlg by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-03-28T01:45:27Z
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@architect yes, and indeed I am. Though nowadays the social Democrats don't really differ from the conservatives anyway. But it was the German conservatives that started and watched it through. The German social Democrats at least jumped the train after ~200,000 citizens took the protests onto the street.
(DIR) Post #9hDO2eo7c9ZR11n8oS by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-03-28T01:53:28Z
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@architect German politics unfortunately don't really offer many alternatives to right+authoritarian https://www.politicalcompass.org/germany2017
(DIR) Post #9kF11f7N4KoRaOxtoW by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-06-26T10:05:08Z
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@jbob you'll want to use the netinstall iso :)The DVD installer loads all sort of unnecessary stuff without asking.
(DIR) Post #9kFDRKGUuFJTs6Ytii by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-06-26T16:30:47Z
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@jbob @gemlog recently ran into the same issue. Not well designed by Debian IMO. They should give you the same options as with netinstall.Tip: install debian netinstall without GUI and then type `apt install gnome-core` and reboot. This installs GNOME just with a handful of programs. Similar packages are available for other DE.
(DIR) Post #9kGDiApsc5o4D2DWMK by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-06-26T16:45:39Z
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@jbob @gemlog fair enough, then I can recommend https://awesomewm.org/ :)
(DIR) Post #9kqNTU5hAxL9XqGt3A by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-07-14T14:56:18Z
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@ChrisWere intel wifi chip?
(DIR) Post #9kqfH2qASsTqjGE6Yy by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-07-14T18:16:18Z
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@ChrisWere yeah... intel is known to have issues with their wifi drivers (on linux?). Unfortunately there is not much you can do as it is non-free :( a friend of mine has disconnect issues when trying to use eduroam. Every other wifi network he tried so far works. I myself cannot create a hotspot with my intel wifi chip...
(DIR) Post #9kqisISLfU6LjnXXBg by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-07-14T18:56:34Z
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@ChrisWere unfortunately there aren't any real alternatives as far as I know. The newest wifi chips with free drivers I know are from 2009.
(DIR) Post #9kt25d1EathLEg8eX2 by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-07-15T21:41:13Z
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@ChrisWere how are you configuring the printer? Have you tried using cups directly?
(DIR) Post #9kt2kTeSKJXe3XxjCC by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-07-15T21:48:32Z
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@ChrisWere you could add a newer wifi driver on ubuntu. e.g. downloading the binary blob from the arch package site
(DIR) Post #9laVNRFSm2BUUMMowy by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-08-05T21:00:31Z
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@lain @leah Ich denke private Anbieter kann funktionieren, muss aber nicht. Derweil hätte man bei Verstaatlichung komplette Kontrolle über die Infrastruktur und könnte z.B. auch strecken bauen die sich finanziell nicht rentieren aber notwendig sind. Aktuell haben wir jedenfalls durch die Teilprivatisierung die negativen Aspekte von beiden Ansätzen:1. Gewinn orientiert -> kein Ausbau unrentabler Strecken2. Monopol -> schlecht für Kunden
(DIR) Post #9mrDLlLdKXwdM5EZ6W by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-09-12T20:22:08Z
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@tek android with lineage, without google services.
(DIR) Post #9nUHyN1ZuXxHYijrou by Jasper_Ben@linuxrocks.online
2019-10-01T16:47:57Z
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@omnipotens :debian: testing (not as unstable as it might sound 😉) or plain :archlinux: