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I've been using #Linux for a long time, but I'm no expert. Lately, out of necessity, I've come across some #terminal apps. I do things like download files, videos with #ffmpeg and other stuff, using commands.
And today I found a terminal-based #YouTube client, #ytfzf, and I love it; it's powerful, lightweight, and never freezes. Other commands I've discovered, like #croc, are great too.
I need to get better at this. #opensource
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I've been using #Linux for a long time, but I'm no expert. Lately, out of necessity, I've come across some #terminal apps. I do things like download files, videos with #ffmpeg and other stuff, using commands.
And today I found a terminal-based #YouTube client, #ytfzf, and I love it; it's powerful, lightweight, and never freezes. Other commands I've discovered, like #croc, are great too.
I need to get better at this. #opensource
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I've been using #Linux for a long time, but I'm no expert. Lately, out of necessity, I've come across some #terminal apps. I do things like download files, videos with #ffmpeg and other stuff, using commands.
And today I found a terminal-based #YouTube client, #ytfzf, and I love it; it's powerful, lightweight, and never freezes. Other commands I've discovered, like #croc, are great too.
I need to get better at this. #opensource
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I've been using #Linux for a long time, but I'm no expert. Lately, out of necessity, I've come across some #terminal apps. I do things like download files, videos with #ffmpeg and other stuff, using commands.
And today I found a terminal-based #YouTube client, #ytfzf, and I love it; it's powerful, lightweight, and never freezes. Other commands I've discovered, like #croc, are great too.
I need to get better at this. #opensource
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Linux nerds broke stuff for regular people again...
If you're using Samba 4.22.4 or newer and suddenly your Windows boxes don't get directory updates (like, cron-scheduled yt-dlp doesn't seem to put newly downloaded videos in the output folder, but when you investigate, the files are there), it's due to someone's braindead idea to enable directory leases by default while they're still not implemented correctly - Samba doesn't force lease renewal when directory change comes from outside Samba, for example already mentioned yt-dlp, resulting in folders getting no updates at all.
The fix: add
smb3 directory leases = no
to your [global] section of your smb.conf, restart smb, nmb on samba box and restart Explorer processes on running Windows boxes (or restart them entirely).
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Linux nerds broke stuff for regular people again...
If you're using Samba 4.22.4 or newer and suddenly your Windows boxes don't get directory updates (like, cron-scheduled yt-dlp doesn't seem to put newly downloaded videos in the output folder, but when you investigate, the files are there), it's due to someone's braindead idea to enable directory leases by default while they're still not implemented correctly - Samba doesn't force lease renewal when directory change comes from outside Samba, for example already mentioned yt-dlp, resulting in folders getting no updates at all.
The fix: add
smb3 directory leases = no
to your [global] section of your smb.conf, restart smb, nmb on samba box and restart Explorer processes on running Windows boxes (or restart them entirely).
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Linux nerds broke stuff for regular people again...
If you're using Samba 4.22.4 or newer and suddenly your Windows boxes don't get directory updates (like, cron-scheduled yt-dlp doesn't seem to put newly downloaded videos in the output folder, but when you investigate, the files are there), it's due to someone's braindead idea to enable directory leases by default while they're still not implemented correctly - Samba doesn't force lease renewal when directory change comes from outside Samba, for example already mentioned yt-dlp, resulting in folders getting no updates at all.
The fix: add
smb3 directory leases = no
to your [global] section of your smb.conf, restart smb, nmb on samba box and restart Explorer processes on running Windows boxes (or restart them entirely).
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Gnome Football trasforma GNOME Shell in un centro notifiche calcistico minimalista e intelligente. Risultati live, gol, VAR e aggiornamenti senza app invasive. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #Calcio #GnomeShell
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Wakeup and suspend has worked really well this year. Today got first issue. Network stopped working after wakeup.
I have always stored the journalctl log for each of the issues, today DeepSeek v4 Pro came up a reason of some sort. For todays issue at least.
DeepSeek V4 PRO saying network driver becomes fragmented after multiple wakeups?
Who knows!
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#Linux #Bash
Eieruhr mit Sprachausgabe.
6 verschiedene Versionen in der Auswahl
Alles kurze Einzeiler !for x in {1..15}; do sleep 1 && echo -ne "\r"$x ;done;ef="Das $x Sekunden Ei ist fertig !";which espeak > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo -e "\n$ef" && espeak -vde "$ef" || echo -e "\n$ef"
https://gist.github.com/dewomser/1a91e22f2e63edc48cb0c491b76de3a7
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#Linux #Bash
Eieruhr mit Sprachausgabe.
6 verschiedene Versionen in der Auswahl
Alles kurze Einzeiler !for x in {1..15}; do sleep 1 && echo -ne "\r"$x ;done;ef="Das $x Sekunden Ei ist fertig !";which espeak > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo -e "\n$ef" && espeak -vde "$ef" || echo -e "\n$ef"
https://gist.github.com/dewomser/1a91e22f2e63edc48cb0c491b76de3a7
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#Linux #Bash
Eieruhr mit Sprachausgabe.
6 verschiedene Versionen in der Auswahl
Alles kurze Einzeiler !for x in {1..15}; do sleep 1 && echo -ne "\r"$x ;done;ef="Das $x Sekunden Ei ist fertig !";which espeak > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo -e "\n$ef" && espeak -vde "$ef" || echo -e "\n$ef"
https://gist.github.com/dewomser/1a91e22f2e63edc48cb0c491b76de3a7
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#Linux #Bash
Eieruhr mit Sprachausgabe.
6 verschiedene Versionen in der Auswahl
Alles kurze Einzeiler !for x in {1..15}; do sleep 1 && echo -ne "\r"$x ;done;ef="Das $x Sekunden Ei ist fertig !";which espeak > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo -e "\n$ef" && espeak -vde "$ef" || echo -e "\n$ef"
https://gist.github.com/dewomser/1a91e22f2e63edc48cb0c491b76de3a7
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#Linux #Bash
Eieruhr mit Sprachausgabe.
6 verschiedene Versionen in der Auswahl
Alles kurze Einzeiler !for x in {1..15}; do sleep 1 && echo -ne "\r"$x ;done;ef="Das $x Sekunden Ei ist fertig !";which espeak > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo -e "\n$ef" && espeak -vde "$ef" || echo -e "\n$ef"
https://gist.github.com/dewomser/1a91e22f2e63edc48cb0c491b76de3a7
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[Testing Update] 2026-05-23 - Blender, Nvidia, Firefox, Thunderbird, Qt5
#Manjaro #distro #linux
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/testing-update-2026-05-23-blender-nvidia-firefox-thunderbird-qt5/187860 -
Teşekkürler,
İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi17 yıl boyunca Türkiye'nin özgür yazılım buluşmasına ev sahipliği yaptığın için.
Bilgi ile geçen bu yıllar, Türkiye özgür yazılım tarihinin ayrılmaz bir parçasıdır.Bilmeyenler için kısaltmalar;
ÖY & AK Günleri - Özgür Yazılım ve Açık Kaynak Günleri
ÖY & Linux Günleri - Özgür Yazılım ve Linux Günleri
#lkdtr #lkd26 #bilgiuniversitesi -
Proxmox VE 9.2 punta tutto su automazione e gestione intelligente dei cluster. Arrivano Dynamic Load Balancer, SDN avanzato e nuove opzioni per CPU virtuali personalizzate. #Proxmox #Virtualizzazione #Linux #Datacenter #OpenSource
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Seltsam: Webseite der Deutschen Bahn sperrt Linux-Nutzer aus
https://torbenkopp.com/seltsam-webseite-der-deutschen-bahn-sperrt-linux-nutzer-aus/
#linux #openSource #db #deutschebahn #security #cybersecurity #datensicherheit #bot #useragent #dbsystel -
Seltsam: Webseite der Deutschen Bahn sperrt Linux-Nutzer aus
https://torbenkopp.com/seltsam-webseite-der-deutschen-bahn-sperrt-linux-nutzer-aus/
#linux #openSource #db #deutschebahn #security #cybersecurity #datensicherheit #bot #useragent #dbsystel -
Seltsam: Webseite der Deutschen Bahn sperrt Linux-Nutzer aus
https://torbenkopp.com/seltsam-webseite-der-deutschen-bahn-sperrt-linux-nutzer-aus/
#linux #openSource #db #deutschebahn #security #cybersecurity #datensicherheit #bot #useragent #dbsystel -
Seltsam: Webseite der Deutschen Bahn sperrt Linux-Nutzer aus
https://torbenkopp.com/seltsam-webseite-der-deutschen-bahn-sperrt-linux-nutzer-aus/
#linux #openSource #db #deutschebahn #security #cybersecurity #datensicherheit #bot #useragent #dbsystel -
I'm brave enough to admit it publicly - I'm a sucker for the wobbly windows in #kde #plasma. They're set just wobbly enough to be whimsical without overdoing it. I did turn transparency to 100% because I didn't like how they dimmed during movement out of the box though.
By now you're probably thinking 'This is the type of guy who spends considerable time setting the duration time of the animation for the genie window minimizing effect', and I totally did that too
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Deutsche Bahn bloquait les utilisateurs Linux sur son site — non par intention malveillante, mais via une logique de détection navigateur qui excluait silencieusement certains user-agents.
Ce genre de friction invisible mérite attention : moins d'accès = moins de visibilité sur les services publics. La diversité des clients HTTP, c'est aussi de la résilience.
#Linux #WebSecurity #infosec
https://feed.itsfoss.com/link/24361/17346770/deutsche-bahn-blocking-linux-users -
linux server hardening — on 4grab.com secure your VPS in one afternoon — SSH keys, fail2ban, UFW, unattended upgrades, audit logging. checklist format. https://4grab.com/pay.php?id=ptag_69c43e39579a2 #prompt #linux #security #vps
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💥 Avoir des sauvegardes c'est bien, être SÛR qu'elles fonctionnent, c'est mieux ! 💥
Marre de croiser les doigts en espérant que tes dumps SQL soient valides le jour du crash ? 🤞❌
Dans ce nouveau guide étape par étape sur le Wiki, on met en place la vérification automatique des restaurations de tes bases de données avec Databasus. Dormez sur vos deux oreilles ! 😴🛡️
👉 Le guide complet est ici : https://wiki.blablalinux.be/fr/verification-automatique-restaurations-databasus
Bon déploiement ! ⚙️
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Linux Provides Better Performance With The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Over Windows 11 https://lxer.com/module/newswire/ext_link.php?rid=365070
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I don't know of anything that will do this on top of an existing EXT4 or NTFS filesystem, but BTRFS and ZFS are filesystems that do checksums and can detect bit rot. I recommend ZFS, because it has a robust software RAID system that can combine drives of different sizes into a frankenRAID. It also supports hot spares, which are unused drives that can be automatically swapped into your array in case of a drive failure. Those are slightly more niche features. The thing you'll want for everyday use are regularly scheduled "scrubs" where ZFS validates the checksums on all your data. If you have a RAID setup with redundant drives (basically anything except plain RAID 0), it will automatically restore the data from the backup as long as the backup passes checksum validation.
Unfortunately due to licensing issues it's out of the main kernel tree, so you have to install it via DKMS and use an LTS kernel. It's super worth it imo, and I use it for my media server.
#linux #zfs #btrfs -
I don't know of anything that will do this on top of an existing EXT4 or NTFS filesystem, but BTRFS and ZFS are filesystems that do checksums and can detect bit rot. I recommend ZFS, because it has a robust software RAID system that can combine drives of different sizes into a frankenRAID. It also supports hot spares, which are unused drives that can be automatically swapped into your array in case of a drive failure. Those are slightly more niche features. The thing you'll want for everyday use are regularly scheduled "scrubs" where ZFS validates the checksums on all your data. If you have a RAID setup with redundant drives (basically anything except plain RAID 0), it will automatically restore the data from the backup as long as the backup passes checksum validation.
Unfortunately due to licensing issues it's out of the main kernel tree, so you have to install it via DKMS and use an LTS kernel. It's super worth it imo, and I use it for my media server.
#linux #zfs #btrfs -
I don't know of anything that will do this on top of an existing EXT4 or NTFS filesystem, but BTRFS and ZFS are filesystems that do checksums and can detect bit rot. I recommend ZFS, because it has a robust software RAID system that can combine drives of different sizes into a frankenRAID. It also supports hot spares, which are unused drives that can be automatically swapped into your array in case of a drive failure. Those are slightly more niche features. The thing you'll want for everyday use are regularly scheduled "scrubs" where ZFS validates the checksums on all your data. If you have a RAID setup with redundant drives (basically anything except plain RAID 0), it will automatically restore the data from the backup as long as the backup passes checksum validation.
Unfortunately due to licensing issues it's out of the main kernel tree, so you have to install it via DKMS and use an LTS kernel. It's super worth it imo, and I use it for my media server.
#linux #zfs #btrfs -
I don't know of anything that will do this on top of an existing EXT4 or NTFS filesystem, but BTRFS and ZFS are filesystems that do checksums and can detect bit rot. I recommend ZFS, because it has a robust software RAID system that can combine drives of different sizes into a frankenRAID. It also supports hot spares, which are unused drives that can be automatically swapped into your array in case of a drive failure. Those are slightly more niche features. The thing you'll want for everyday use are regularly scheduled "scrubs" where ZFS validates the checksums on all your data. If you have a RAID setup with redundant drives (basically anything except plain RAID 0), it will automatically restore the data from the backup as long as the backup passes checksum validation.
Unfortunately due to licensing issues it's out of the main kernel tree, so you have to install it via DKMS and use an LTS kernel. It's super worth it imo, and I use it for my media server.
#linux #zfs #btrfs