linux fun
category: general [glöplog]
Linux Users: What do you normally do for fun when you arent managing your server, patching your kernel or checking your uptime? :)
I find installing software to be the most fun, or setting up random webstuff. [ull=http://www.ampache.org/]Ampache[/url] comes to mind, (although I got bored with people not using it.) so I think my next project will be an email server, that really doesnt quantify as fun but I think admins are just masochistic. /0\
I find installing software to be the most fun, or setting up random webstuff. [ull=http://www.ampache.org/]Ampache[/url] comes to mind, (although I got bored with people not using it.) so I think my next project will be an email server, that really doesnt quantify as fun but I think admins are just masochistic. /0\
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I find installing software to be the most fun, or setting up random webstuff
Wow, some people here know how to party!
the biggest party you can get other than running demos. lol
touche'. Hmm, never considered it a good corporate investment. More of a toy.
> Title: UNIX
> Funny Unix csh/sh commands:
> ===========================
> % cat "food in cans"
> cat: can't open food in cans
>
> % nice man woman
> No manual entry for woman.
>
> % rm God
> rm: God nonexistent
>
> % ar t God
> ar: God does not exist
>
> % ar r God
> ar: creating God
>
> % "How would you rate Quayle's incompetence?
> Unmatched ".
>
> % [Where is Jimmy Hoffa?
> Missing ].
>
> % ^How did the sex change operation go?
> ^ Modifier failed.
>
> % If I had a ( for every $ the Congress spent, what
> would I have?
> Too many ('s.
>
> % make love
> Make: Don't know how to make love. Stop.
>
> % sleep with me
> bad character
>
> % got a light?
> No match.
>
> % man: why did you get a divorce?
> man:: Too many arguments.
>
> % !:say, what is saccharine?
> Bad substitute.
>
> % %blow
> %blow: No such job.
>
> /* not csh but sh */
> $ PATH=pretending!/usr/ucb/which sense
> no sense in pretending!
>
> $ drink bottle: cannot open
> opener: not found
>
> % make fire
> Make: Don't know how to make fire. Stop.
> % why not?
> No match.
>
> % [Where is my brain?
> Missing ].
>
> % ^How did the sex change operation go?
> Bad substitute.
> Funny Unix csh/sh commands:
> ===========================
> % cat "food in cans"
> cat: can't open food in cans
>
> % nice man woman
> No manual entry for woman.
>
> % rm God
> rm: God nonexistent
>
> % ar t God
> ar: God does not exist
>
> % ar r God
> ar: creating God
>
> % "How would you rate Quayle's incompetence?
> Unmatched ".
>
> % [Where is Jimmy Hoffa?
> Missing ].
>
> % ^How did the sex change operation go?
> ^ Modifier failed.
>
> % If I had a ( for every $ the Congress spent, what
> would I have?
> Too many ('s.
>
> % make love
> Make: Don't know how to make love. Stop.
>
> % sleep with me
> bad character
>
> % got a light?
> No match.
>
> % man: why did you get a divorce?
> man:: Too many arguments.
>
> % !:say, what is saccharine?
> Bad substitute.
>
> % %blow
> %blow: No such job.
>
> /* not csh but sh */
> $ PATH=pretending!/usr/ucb/which sense
> no sense in pretending!
>
> $ drink bottle: cannot open
> opener: not found
>
> % make fire
> Make: Don't know how to make fire. Stop.
> % why not?
> No match.
>
> % [Where is my brain?
> Missing ].
>
> % ^How did the sex change operation go?
> Bad substitute.
(credit: xkcd.com)
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I find installing software to be the most fun
If that's what you like then you'd better switch back to windows :-)
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linux fun
nice contradictio in terminis there :)
I have this feeling that I am the sacrificial lamb to the pouet.net slaughter.
don't take it personally, it's nothing a kernel recompile can't fix :-)
i must confess to pouet antilinux zealots, i had a blast one night by fiddling with Beryl on the sabayon live distro!
... then i went back to windows :>
... then i went back to windows :>
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I have this feeling that I am the sacrificial lamb to the pouet.net slaughter.
that's a more-or-less correct diagnosis.
:)
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What do you normally do for fun
slit 'till it bleeds
I tried linux for a year. After that I went straight back to Windows, but only for one week. Now I'm a 100% holier-than-thou Linux zealot with a vast collection of penguin t-shirts. (The t-shirts are a nice substitute for my unexplained sudden loss in friends.)
Shit, I'm here at a linux server, setting up ldap login, and it's definitely not work time. Actually, it's a good way to get to sleep fast, not what I'd class as fun.
As to why you'd want to use linux... get into it a bit, and you find it really is uber powerful. And fucking annoying, and poorly designed in far too many places. Great for a server, rubbish as a desktop (try osx instead).
As to why you'd want to use linux... get into it a bit, and you find it really is uber powerful. And fucking annoying, and poorly designed in far too many places. Great for a server, rubbish as a desktop (try osx instead).
okay, there is a conspiracy floating around. I never said I used it as a desktop. :D
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I used it as a desktop. :D
;D
i like playing with the JACK capable audio apps and hording my fluxbox configuration files.
French linux users also know how to have fun! LINUX INSTALL PARTY! HOORAY!
:(
Why is the french linux pengiun obese?
[ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm -rf / || echo "You win"
Change the '6' to decrease/increase probability of fookin' yer box. (oh and run it as root else it won't come very far)
Change the '6' to decrease/increase probability of fookin' yer box. (oh and run it as root else it won't come very far)
heh, in the old days there were copy parties, now this *g*
anyway, i like linux because :
1) i can get apps without entering product licenses all day. i had a hard time with removing drivers under windows (read: reinstall windows entirely), with linux i don't have to.
2) it's a nice all-round dev platform with good documentation for most libs.
3) you can automate any operation with some quick scripting, without having to learn some application's macro functionality all over again.
4) blame me for actually wanting to learn how to make some drivers. linux is a good platform for this.
but i can understand that ppl buy mac laptops nowadays, though. it's mostly kernel recompilation time with a linux laptop (it was for me, anyway).
anyway, i like linux because :
1) i can get apps without entering product licenses all day. i had a hard time with removing drivers under windows (read: reinstall windows entirely), with linux i don't have to.
2) it's a nice all-round dev platform with good documentation for most libs.
3) you can automate any operation with some quick scripting, without having to learn some application's macro functionality all over again.
4) blame me for actually wanting to learn how to make some drivers. linux is a good platform for this.
but i can understand that ppl buy mac laptops nowadays, though. it's mostly kernel recompilation time with a linux laptop (it was for me, anyway).
btw for "fun" (heh) i made some multi threaded fluid dynamics on it. pthreads ain't bad but the performance depends a bit on the type of scheduler.