aomei.rar
23.5 MB
Not Exactly linux tool but used on windows to convert mbr into gpt partition table. #Apps
Recharge for this month ended.
Gonna spend this month mostly offline and reading (got some linux and haskell books) preparing for exam.
Gonna spend this month mostly offline and reading (got some linux and haskell books) preparing for exam.
- Exams Over.
- My wireless keyboard got cranky for a short time
- reason unknown or might be friends corrupted USB drive
- Problem started from the time when i attached usb
- after reinstalling ram and cmos problem looks like to be in control right now but who knows
- My logo design work for friend come to an end
- working on lxqt and rofi customizations to create mouse driven workflow
- cuz i am afraid if i switched to dwm again it will not be usable if keyboard got cranky again.
- My wireless keyboard got cranky for a short time
- reason unknown or might be friends corrupted USB drive
- Problem started from the time when i attached usb
- after reinstalling ram and cmos problem looks like to be in control right now but who knows
- My logo design work for friend come to an end
- working on lxqt and rofi customizations to create mouse driven workflow
- cuz i am afraid if i switched to dwm again it will not be usable if keyboard got cranky again.
Niagara Launcher Android Setup
Apps as on Now:
Launcher: Niagara
Email: Tutanota
Ebook Reader: eReader Prestigio
IMs: Discord, Telegram, Element, WhatsApp
Apps Store: F-Droid
RSS: Feeder
Utilities: Equilizer Fx, Notebloc, Canva, Droid Cam, Mighty Networks, Geecom India, Mega, Survival Manual.
Internet: Via, Mega
Games: Minecraft, Deathpipe
Wallpaper credit: Void Linux Community
Apps as on Now:
Launcher: Niagara
Email: Tutanota
Ebook Reader: eReader Prestigio
IMs: Discord, Telegram, Element, WhatsApp
Apps Store: F-Droid
RSS: Feeder
Utilities: Equilizer Fx, Notebloc, Canva, Droid Cam, Mighty Networks, Geecom India, Mega, Survival Manual.
Internet: Via, Mega
Games: Minecraft, Deathpipe
Wallpaper credit: Void Linux Community
How to Install Grub themes (Artix/Arch)
#Notes
1. First Install GRUB
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2. Make config
3. Install theme
4. Select theme
add this line
5. Then update grub with step 2. again.
#Notes
1. First Install GRUB
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pacman -S grub os-prober efibootmgr (later packages for efi systems and ability to dual boot)-
grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/sda for legacy bios-
grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot --bootloader-id=GRUB for UEFI Systems2. Make config
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg3. Install theme
pacman -S artix-grub-theme4. Select theme
add this line
GRUB_THEME="/usr/share/grub/themes/artix/theme.txt in /etc/default/grub 5. Then update grub with step 2. again.
How to Use Mouse with Keyboard
To add mouse functionality to numpad keys
add this line to
this line to
press
#Notes
To add mouse functionality to numpad keys
add this line to
~/.xprofile or remaps script from ~/.local/bin/
setxkbmap -option keypad:pointerkeys &
andthis line to
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/00-keyboard.conf
add Option "XkbOptions" "keypad:pointerkeys"
andpress
Ctrl+Shift+Numlock to activate it.#Notes
# i386 vs i686
i386 and i686 are both part of the x86 family of processors. They just refer to the specific age of the processor platform. i386 is an older platform (early 90s?) used back when 386 processors were used in machines. Then this was upgraded to 486 processors, which was the same basic instruction set as 386 just faster and newer. 586 was another upgraded and was when the term Pentium started floating around. Eventually all of these got encapsulated into the x86 architecture name. i686 just refers to the 6th generation of x86 architecture.
For all intents and purposes i386 and i686 are the same thing, just that i686 is a lot newer. They will have some additional instruction sets, but will be backwards compatible with i386. I would venture a guess that all of the processes you find today that use x86 would be classified as i686 processors.
x86 refers to a processor family. x86_64 is different than x86 (it is the 64 bit brother of x86). There are also Alpha processors, Sparc, ARM, PPC. These all refer to different processor families.
If you are installing an OS and a CPU is from the x86_64 processor family, then you cannot install an ARM based OS on that hardware.
Intel released the following processors on the dates shown
June 8, 1978 - 8086
February 1982 - 80286
October 17, 1985 - Intel386™ DX Processor <- this was the first i386
June 16, 1988 - Intel386™ SX Processor
April 10, 1989 - Intel486™ DX Processor
March 22, 1993 - Intel® Pentium® Processor <- sometimes referred to as i586
November 1, 1995 - Intel® Pentium® Pro Processor
May 7, 1997 - Intel® Pentium® II Processor <- I think this was the first of the i686
February 26, 1999 - Intel® Pentium® III Processor
see http://www.intel.com/pressroom/kits/quickrefyr.htm 156 for a complete list of all the Intel processors
November 20, 2000 - Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor
#notes
i386 and i686 are both part of the x86 family of processors. They just refer to the specific age of the processor platform. i386 is an older platform (early 90s?) used back when 386 processors were used in machines. Then this was upgraded to 486 processors, which was the same basic instruction set as 386 just faster and newer. 586 was another upgraded and was when the term Pentium started floating around. Eventually all of these got encapsulated into the x86 architecture name. i686 just refers to the 6th generation of x86 architecture.
For all intents and purposes i386 and i686 are the same thing, just that i686 is a lot newer. They will have some additional instruction sets, but will be backwards compatible with i386. I would venture a guess that all of the processes you find today that use x86 would be classified as i686 processors.
x86 refers to a processor family. x86_64 is different than x86 (it is the 64 bit brother of x86). There are also Alpha processors, Sparc, ARM, PPC. These all refer to different processor families.
If you are installing an OS and a CPU is from the x86_64 processor family, then you cannot install an ARM based OS on that hardware.
Intel released the following processors on the dates shown
June 8, 1978 - 8086
February 1982 - 80286
October 17, 1985 - Intel386™ DX Processor <- this was the first i386
June 16, 1988 - Intel386™ SX Processor
April 10, 1989 - Intel486™ DX Processor
March 22, 1993 - Intel® Pentium® Processor <- sometimes referred to as i586
November 1, 1995 - Intel® Pentium® Pro Processor
May 7, 1997 - Intel® Pentium® II Processor <- I think this was the first of the i686
February 26, 1999 - Intel® Pentium® III Processor
see http://www.intel.com/pressroom/kits/quickrefyr.htm 156 for a complete list of all the Intel processors
November 20, 2000 - Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor
#notes
How to Check if your email address is in a data breach ?
You can check if your data has been leaked and put on the dark web from one of the data breaches happened before.
1. https://cybernews.com/personal-data-leak-check/
2. https://monitor.firefox.com/
3. https://haveibeenpwned.com/
If you found that your emails has been pawned or leaked then do this.
- 1. Immediately change password of your mail account
- 2. Add 2fa layer to protect password
- 3. Use one of the best password manager and save your passwords locally encrypted. eg. KeepassXc.
#notes
You can check if your data has been leaked and put on the dark web from one of the data breaches happened before.
Just type your email to check if its information been leaked.
1. https://cybernews.com/personal-data-leak-check/
2. https://monitor.firefox.com/
3. https://haveibeenpwned.com/
If you found that your emails has been pawned or leaked then do this.
- 1. Immediately change password of your mail account
- 2. Add 2fa layer to protect password
- 3. Use one of the best password manager and save your passwords locally encrypted. eg. KeepassXc.
#notes
Cybernews
Personal Data Leak Checker: Your Email & Data - Breached? | CyberNews
Check whether your online credentials have been comprised with our up to date personal data leak checker tool.
A lightweight approach to removing Google web service dependency
pacman -Qs ^ungoo
local/ungoogled-chromium 88.0.4324.150-2
Forwarded from Hacker News
The GPL-Violations.org Project (2016) (Score: 101+ in 13 hours)
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/4EJZx
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/4EJZx
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/4EJZx
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/4EJZx
gpl-violations.org
The gpl-violations.org project
The gpl-violations.org project tries to raise public awareness about past and
present infringing use(r)s of GPL licensed software.
The ultimate goal is to make companies engaging in the distribution o
present infringing use(r)s of GPL licensed software.
The ultimate goal is to make companies engaging in the distribution o