My problem was running stow --simulate -v 2, so output will be like linking all dir and files in package_name to target which was weird .stow-local-ignore
sorry to bother
but I was thinking, should I consider ./install.sh executed with root and non-root perm
If so, essential files should placed in /usr/local/share?
thanks for your advice, i downloaded .deb package few months ago on another machine when i was on public wiif and now i am now metric connection
if there no other option, or it will cause system instability i will download it from package manager
Again, thank you; this is very insightful. problem solved
thanks for your help, this is the repo on dev brach
same error
I will figure it out somehow
I need another service to stop on connection lose (e.g slow internet), any idea how?
Thanks, very informative
My problem
was running.stow-local-ignorestow --simulate -v 2, so output will be like linking all dir and files in package_name to target which was weirdMay I ask, how I can accomplish this?
I've tried with systemd service file, but I don't know yet how. Is there better solution?
I want to stop interface on shutdown, sleep and hibernate.
sorry to bother but I was thinking, should I consider
./install.shexecuted with root and non-root perm If so, essential files should placed in/usr/local/share?Thanks
Correct me if I misunderstood, I will include
Makefile, and when runmake installit will executeinstallcommand?Thanks for the advice
thanks, but is there way to address some limitation (e.g. only one came to my mind scroll back.)
It seems an opportunity to ask my stupid questions.
Q1. If I am going to build my minimum linux installation without a GUI, does this require a display manager?
Q2. is there other way to interact with my machine other than tty
Thank for pointing out the differences between repos
thanks for your advice, i downloaded .deb package few months ago on another machine when i was on public wiif and now i am now metric connection if there no other option, or it will cause system instability i will download it from package manager
thanks, i will pay more attention for docs
thx
Maybe it's called 'USB Killer' (Please Correct Me If I Misunderstood), and thanks for your warning, But i am dealing with a normal USB flash drive.
thanks for clarify