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  1. Hi, does anyone have experience putting 4 24AWG wires into one sleeve and what size is best for it. Best Regards
  2. I think i've broke my debian bad, wasn't following instruction closely... need to learn how to read again. I was trying to get color-coding to work in my terminal (different colors for directories, files, exec and such) and modified .bashrc files by adding something, i already forgot what to it, i think it was source ~/.bashrc everything else was commented out. Now I can't use sudo -s command, after punching in password it give me: Segmentation fault and kicks me back to regular user $. I've tried to open .bashrc with nano and vim, but both show nothing, nano says "Directory '.' is not writable" so i can't even show what i've done. Is there any cure for that
  3. i actually don't mind doing some tinkering, as long as i don't have to constantly maintain it, just set it once and forget about it.
  4. Is there a way to create shared-synchronized folders, one on Linux(Debian) and one on Windows10 desktops, I have about 100Gb that I'd like to be able to access from both machines. I'd prefer would be without third party software. Is it possible with out becoming part time system administrator
  5. Found this excellent article, to answer my own question. Apparently there is "driver-less" install (what ever that means), screen resolution went from 1024 x something to 1920 x1080, got to run some 3D bench marks - Unigine Heaven at 45fps. Haven't tested dual monitor set up yet. I'm a wooden league noob at linux, but maybe something like that can be done to Ubuntu.
  6. Sorry, for hijacking the thread. I actually have Debian9 not an Ubuntu. On https://wiki.debian.org/AtiHowTo its says that " Supported Devices. The amdgpu driver in Debian 9 "Stretch" supports newer AMD GPUs." But on the AMDGPU-Pro page it only list these: RHEL 7 / RHEL 6 / CentOS 7 / CentOS 6 Ubuntu 16.04 LTS SLED/SLES 12 SP2 Does it mean i have to install Ubuntu drivers since Ubuntu is Based on Debian?
  7. =( have the same issue, switched from my old gtx560 to R9 280, cant even get 1920x1080 from it =(, thou it run quick and nice on my windows machine
  8. Thanks! looks very interesting! but i need one that is not software based, want to play with different distros, want a hardwere one
  9. i've bought two and they both came with drivers, but would work with linux, seems most of them need them this days, i just want something simple like you described don't really care about fancy functions
  10. Hi! I need a kVM switch that doesn't require drivers and is "play and play" type of thing, i plan to use it for one windows and one linux machnie. I don't really need monitor plug either, just mouse and keyboard, but i'd must be reliable and meant to be used. Best Regards
  11. Hey guys! What is a good trustful "remote control" app? I'm trying to teach a friend 3dsMax (its a pita if you have no one to expain the basics). but i don't want to use some shady program like those use by scammer in those internet vids. Is there anything trustful out there? Best Regards
  12. Thanks, guys! It actually was linux mint ISO, kept on on a different drive (non system drive), but some how it became a system file
  13. Hi, i was wondering, if there is a good tutorial one how to delete anything (even system files) thru Windows Command Line. Is there are sure way that will unconditionally delete any file (windows 10)?
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