Yes I mean chown.
For some odd reason my usage of chown gave only warnings the past few years when I used the incorrect syntax.
Thank you for the correction and Enlightenment
Yes I mean chown.
For some odd reason my usage of chown gave only warnings the past few years when I used the incorrect syntax.
Thank you for the correction and Enlightenment
chown user.user
was the syntax until until I recently noticed that it was changed to
chown user:user
I have to check out why that occurred. I also have to check if they only changed it in the Linux version of the command or if the change was also propagated to the BSD flavors of operating systems
Buenos días #fediverso!!! Tengan un excelente miércoles!!
Como es ya costumbre, vamos con una nueva pregunta de examen sobre Linux!
Una fácil, para amenizar el día
¿Qué comando puede utilizarse para obtener el número de líneas de un archivo?
Los leo!
In contrast to : for comments which is an abuse of label syntax in command scripts, the REM command in Microsoft's/IBM's COMMAND and CMD is indeed exactly that, a bona fide command.
So it has the twist that REM /? is not actually a comment line. It's a request for the on-line help of the REM command.
It's more special cased in #TakeCommand than in #CMD, interestingly, in that redirections are not parsed.
https://jpsoft.com/help/rem.htm
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/rem
What if you invent a file format that has comments but isn't human readable?
Like the old sendmail.cf files.
The evidence suggests that the reverse happens and everyone else spends well over a decade in the penalty box. (-:
The fun ones are where the comments are mere side effects of throwing away all lines that don't parse properly.
Like how invalid : labels became a way to do comments in scripts for Microsoft's COMMAND/CMD.
Y ya probaron el comando "dysk", esta muy chulo y devuelve informacion sobre los sistemas de archivos, de forma mas clara que "df".
En github: https://github.com/Canop/dysk
Su web: https://dystroy.org/dysk/
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The huge free Command & Conquer - Combined Arms RTS just got upgraded https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/02/the-huge-free-command-conquer-combined-arms-rts-just-got-upgraded/
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Is it a command?
I may be overthinking
Still just standing here -
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Related little typographical tidbit:
If you want to enter the symbol for the command key, it’s known as the “place of interest sign” and you can enter it via the emoji picker by searching for “place”.
Time for an updated look at the #Command Center.
I was pleasantly surprised that the #release #build of my #Rustlang #TUI #DAW is considerably faster than the #dev build. And, unlike the latter, it does not #glitch at low buffer sizes.
I've just started writing a #command #palette #modal. (Mapped it to #semicolon. Could add search on #slash in the same style, for looking up assets.)
I want to add a #sample loader #dialog, too. But right now there's no way to pass it to the top level object, so I've got to figure out that first.