Lmao: Workaround. Been there done that too ;)
Via http://www.monkeyuser.com/2018/workaround/
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Lmao: Workaround. Been there done that too ;)
Via http://www.monkeyuser.com/2018/workaround/
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Why do GUIs exist? When you don’t speak the same language, it’s easier to just point at things to communicate.
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Even though his entire world was “falling down all around him”, local man, Eli Tistprik, remained strong and seemingly full of resolve as he spoke to reporters on Sunday. Mr. Tistprik said that his 7 year relationship with his girlfriend, Andrea, was facing serious problems.
Yet another Christmas tree. This one written in Bash shell. No need to install Perl modules. Works great on Linux/macOS/Unix and co.
See how to setup it on your desktop: Linux / Unix Desktop Fun: Christmas Tree For Your Terminal
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Dear @colmmacuait, I think that if you type “man” at 0001 hours it should print “gimme gimme gimme”. #abba Pretty much the whole story is in the commit.
So I'm asking help to limit a Debian user to make change to the job configuration. Say you are running a ticket POS app on Linux desktops. You don't want the users to print more than one copy, change page options... And I believe that this should be handled by the OS and not by the app.
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