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This article provides a timeline.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/04/xinuos-finishes-picking-up-scos-mantle-by-suing-red-hat-and-ibm/

It's a bit of a "good grief" sensation.

Ubuntu is...

That's a little judgemental, I think. I use a CMS (WordPress with a theme that I bought) that happens to provide this functionality. As a user of this theme (rather than as a developer), it wouldn't...

That might have been a problem with your browser. It's one of those automatic counting things that need Javascript enabled.

It reads 6 continents served; 40 years in business; 2M+ operating...

Yet another another frivolous lawsuit against some purveyors.

This originally started with Microsoft back in the day when it was trying to maintain a monopoly.
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I'm popping in here to say that I support this request.

Full Circle Magazine has been instrumental in adding to my enjoyment and understanding of Ubuntu (and Linux generally). I've always been...

If you just plug in the device, it's only data unless you do something with it. Only if you try to boot with it will something happen.

However, if I understand you correctly, you want to reformat...

Thank you for such a clear explanation! I finally understand what's going on with column!

I shall indeed take another approach with this.

I'll mark this thread as solved.

No, it ignores the width of the terminal. If the terminal is 100 columns wide and the output is 150 columns, column puts out 150 columns.

That's what I understood, but it doesn't do this.

So,...

Thanks for your replies. That's not what column does.

It takes lines of text that have a delimiter (in my case, tab, rather like a CSV file), and formats it as a table, inserting whitespace as...

I'm using the column command with the -c option to limit the width of the output in the terminal.

My problem is that it seems to ignore the -c option, so no matter what I put in it — a large or...

I think that the best place to ask this is in the Security forum. I suggest that you create a new thread there, asking exactly what you've just asked. Be aware that not everyone will know what the...

Yes, the Gnome Shell Extension (as an add-on is called).

This works.

This is the easy way :)

Thank you for your responses.

When I have a Gnome extension installed (e.g. Caffeine), how can I tell which version is currently installed?

Searching online gives me no answer.

According to recent news, Linus Torvalds warns against using a swap file, saying that you should use swap partition instead.

He says that a swap file not only is slower, but also has the potential...

Oh, they do indicate such information. But they're not monitored to the same extent as you show that Firefox does.

That's interesting. Chrome's store doesn't have that distinction. It would be nice if it did!

I am also interested in this question.

GRUB_COLOR_NORMAL & GRUB_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT

These appear to no longer work. The correct way to change these, I understand, is to create a Grub theme, and...

Thanks for the warning.

There's a lot of this going on. The best thing to do is stick with extensions from the official browser store (depending on which browser you use); always check reviews and...

Thanks so much for your help! I shall try to do all of this over the next couple of days, or maybe the weekend.

If I have further questions, I'll post again.

Thank you. That makes it clearer.

I've actually done something like this before, so it looks familiar to me.

I don't know what goes in those files. I'm starting to worry that I've bitten off...

I had thought of a VM, but I hadn't thought of Docker — precisely because I don't understand how Docker works. I've tried looking it up, but everything that I found seems to be aimed towards someone...

Thank you! I'll try it and see what happens.

I hope that this is the right forum for my query.

Explanation of what I want


I have a few websites hosted by GoDaddy
The websites are independent of each other (each has its own domain...

A fix has been applied. I don't know how to get the latest gedit, though. There doesn't seem to be a PPA for it.

I didn't know that! Yes, Esc works for me.

I won't bother worrying about the configuration; it's too much hassle. I'll press Esc as you suggest.

Thank you!