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VScode settings.json

My understanding is that most logical way to manage my extensions ( and other stuff, I guess ) in VSCode is to edit its setting.json file. I am using Debian Linux MX Continuum 18.3 and based on what I have read on internet it should be found in ~/.config/Code/User, but there is no such file there. Answer Method #1 Press

Multiple IP address problem on debian/beagleboneblack

I’m working on a beaglebone black with a debian system and i want change my ip by modifying “/etc/network/interfaces”, this is working but when I switch from DHCP method to static method my address, (atribuate by DHCP), is not “killed” so I end up with two IP addresses. Answer I found a way, i just use ip addr flush eth0

How to get supported display refresh rates on Linux?

drmModeModeInfo structure from DRM contains uint32_t vrefresh; field, and the values are actually good there i.e. I’m getting 24-75Hz for different video modes. But refresh rates aren’t integers, they’re rational numbers, right now for my display the value is 59997/1000. Is it possible to get the precise numbers on Linux? Or at least a floating point value? Answer The numerator

nvm needs curl or wget to proceed

I wanna install node from nvm, but i run into problem ‘nvm needs curl or wget to proceed’ My operating system is debian9,nvm version is v0.35.2 how to fix it? here is the nvm debug result and the type curl/type wget results Answer put this into bashrc file then source ~/.bashrc

How to make an autoinstall command script for Debian

So I was working on a project that need some libraries . so I decided to made an .sh script to just install all at once but I don’t know why it fails . I was searching about it , but just found how to create installer like .deb , etc here are the commands lines that I use install.sh

Fedora 28 / GLIBC 2.27 libm.so.6 logf() and powf() c++

As I am sure other Fedora 28 users will know, the OS’s glibc was recently updated to glibc 2.27. Amongst many other things, 2.27 has added new implementations of logf() and powf(). This has caused my application to fail to run on distributions with an older glibc (Debian, for example). When the application is invoked on Debian, the following error

Can’t restart webmin [status 2]

I’ve updated webmin, but now, it refuse to restart : Can someone explain me what does pam_unix(webmin:auth): authentication failure mean ? some more infos : Thank you 🙂 Answer SOLUTION I tried to start like this The output is a bit more clear, and finally found a solution here. Comment out the lines related to the borked server in /etc/webmin/miniserv.conf.

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