what is your favorite shell, bash, zsh, shh, sh?
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Gnome Shell
But really, Bash seems to work well. I can do SH too... whatever I have to work with, I git R done.sigpic
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Only ever really used sh, Bash, cmd.exe, powershell and DOS (command.com) - of those I find I'm most comfortable using bash.Comment
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EFI shell
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this just can't be beat!
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Lately, I lean toward Windows 98 (EDIT: though I use 64-bit Win 7 and 64-bit Mandriva 2010.2 now). Sorry, but it's true. The complexity of linux is getting in the way of usefulness for me, and it's only getting worse. I'm on 64-bit Mandriva 2010.2, and I don't think I'm moving forward.
Proprietary video drivers, maybe you have source code, maybe not. Ndiswrapper is no longer used, the wireless driver in the kernel may or might not work for your chipset. Compiling ANY linux code fails miserably. The files aren't in the right place, or nobody will help me, or I don't know where to begin tracking the error code. Usually the first and second one. I don't get far enough to get an error code.
Windows 98 was decent, no activation. USB drivers, toward the end, were a pain. And when Windows says "69% resources free" right after bootup, you'd better reinstall the OS. "89% free" meant you were good. Video could have 16 million colors, sound cards usually worked, and printers and drivers "hooked into" Windows "out of the box". From Pentium 133 to the fastest P-4, life was good.
XP is also good. Years later, I finally realize having to pay $100 per box won't bankrupt me.Last edited by Hondaman; 08-08-2013, 06:41 PM.Comment
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I like Magic Shell
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Whatever happened to tcsh, isn't that the csh on steroids? (I'm sort of forced to use it at work...)
How about tclsh?
Though I voted to bash anyone else who didn't vote for the same one I voted, I do agree it's gotten hugely bloated slow...Comment
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Here's my buddy and I's other favorite:
Good stuff.Attached FilesLast edited by ratdude747; 08-10-2013, 04:55 PM.sigpic
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Hello,
I have a really nice Atlantic Technology 642eSB subwoofer that I would love to get working. The problem is that the power appears ok (LED light is on), but there is no sound. I don't believe it to be the audio input board or anything wrong with the power as when in standby mode (LED = red), I can play a source and the LED turns green suggesting the input is being detected ok.
The amplifier is a common BASH design, my interpretation of the layout based on Picture #1:
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I bought one of these and it works perfectly fine for my new iPhone SE version 3 with wireless charging which I was surprised that it works because of Apple's nonsense with non OEM charging devices that they will not work because of their proprietary nonsense
Here is the website link to this device
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so i got a LG 50" that had flashing backlight, then it stopped flashing and i got new backlights and its still not working. leds do work with a tester. i do get 170v on LED + and the tv shell. but on LED + and LED - is jumping to 3v.
Any help much appreciated.
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Curious what y'all use/like.
I had great luck with TP-Link's metal-cased unmanaged switches, managed switches, and their nicer WiFi adapters although for those I always use the chipset's drives not the TP-Link provided drivers. Overall TP-Link's hardware is great and I haven't had any failures yet *knock on wood* although their software can be iffy - for example my T2600G-28TS has 192.168.0.1 as the default web UI IP which is dumb as heck for a managed switch.
For routers I like Ubiquiti EdgeRouters. For APs the Unifi stuff is incredible. Unfortunately the Unifi routing... -
Just saw this on another forum. On some caps it looks like a plastic coating is peeling/falling apart.
Does anyone knows what's up with those caps?...
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