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I want to release packages of my software for arch and manjaro and I am packaging it using makepkg and I cannot find any official way to name packages for arch or manjaro differently as opposed to for ...
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I'm trying to write a meta laterfor scarthgap and build only the kernel for a custom board. I have added all the configurations but it seems efi causes some erros in build despite following the ...
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I am using Poky kirkstone and building core-image-sato for image. I am trying to get a desktop screen having brand logo as wallpaper with task bar. How can I achieve it? I hd tried adding x11, x11-...
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My Java application uses VLC's binaries (VLCJ) for video playback in my app. I've managed to package the proper binaries for Windows and Mac (by using the compiled versions located on the VideoLAN ...
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I suspect this has to do with a new windows insider update, but I am pretty lost. Things I have tried Unchecking Hyper-V, containers, and Windows subsytem for Linux in "Windows Features" ...
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I want to detect a person's distro in linux using python, and I want to do different things depending on a distro and I don't know where I could find such list, I googled it, but found nothing, I also ...
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Recently, I'm changing Linux distro from PopOs to Ubuntu, and there is a lot of libraries installed by pip on Python that I want to bring on. Could I migrate from these other distros, exporting and ...
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I'm writing a spring boot app where I am required to fetch the Linux distribution version within a function. For example, if my app is running on an Ubuntu-16.04 machine, then I would like to know ...
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i have read that when you create a container a base operating system image must be defined and that operating system is just a snapshot of some Linux distribution file system ,i don't understand why ...
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I've just upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04. I was working with a python 3.7 project using Django inside a virtual environment, so I was confident even with the upgraded distro (which involved the installation ...
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When using CMake / CPack to build packages, there are CPACK_DEBIAN_PACKAGE_DEPENDS and CPACK_RPM_PACKAGE_REQUIRES to hold a list of packages the resulting .deb / .rpm should depend on. The ...
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I have install Deepin in my desktop (Dual core, 2GB RAM) and it installed successful but the desktop is not as it has. Deepin setting pannel transparency is not working and as well the Windows effects ...
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I prefer, where possible, to use Python environment and modules that are provided by the Linux distro. Is there any distro that is known, or even perhaps claims that one of their priorities is, to ...
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I am trying to get python3 running on my EspressoBin single board computer (aarch64). I have built a linux distribution using Marvell's openembedded distribution and included python3. The problem is ...
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i wonder why nobody seems to use alternative distros like debian or archlinux on their smartphones. There is the gnome desktop designed as touch interface with enough apps for daily business on a ...
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