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[2016-12-06. : 4:20 am]  Moose -- And this is without excluding the ones who probably haven't run SCBW in like 5 years LMAO[2016-12-06. : 4:19 am] Moose -- At a quick rough count, 19 of those 61 haven't been active in the past month.[2016-12-06. : 4:17 am]  Zoan -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: 300 mineral prize pool or 300 mineral buy-in? buy in, so like if 4 people participated, that would be 1200 minerals[2016-12-06. : 4:15 am] Zoan -- Also, if I host a mapping contest with a 300 mineral buy-in over winter break in about 2 weeks, would anyone join?  [2016-12-06. : 4:08 am] Zoan -- I should probably have saved all of those oreo trigger addons I made somewhere >.>[2016-12-06. : 3:26 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Like, I think you would genuinely enjoy Linux and developing in it if you got into it, sounds like it'd probably be the same as stuff I already code xD . I could see you having fun with strace and readelf and shit. Dem0n, tho, absolutely not. LMAO[2016-12-06. : 3:26 am] Moose -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: good job not being literally retarded LMAO Ya, maybe can teach you C|X^DDDDDDD[2016-12-06. : 3:23 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I got 100% on all my papers, so this will be the first time I've gotten higher than a D in an English class  [2016-12-06. : 2:21 am] Moose -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: The shortest answer is it's a matter of personal preference. There is no better OS, only differing requirements and preferences. like ya you should use Linux[2016-12-06. : 2:08 am] Moose -- And tbh fam, most of what I do isn't encouraging anymore, it's mostly shit-talking Window$ and showing how to do things ez that you need to like, write/download programs for[2016-12-06. : 2:05 am] Moose -- Like, I think you would genuinely enjoy Linux and developing in it if you got into it, . I could see you having fun with strace and readelf and shit. Dem0n, tho, absolutely not. LMAO[2016-12-06. : 2:02 am] Moose -- CecilSunkureCecilSunkure shouted: everyone switch to linux Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Please don't, I don't want to provide that much technical support LMAO [2016-12-06. : 2:00 am] Moose -- It really is much better in the hands of self-directed learners with a good interest level[2016-12-06. : 1:57 am] Moose -- I generally wouldn't tell people to Linux because I don't want to be their tech support.[2016-12-06. : 1:56 am]  NudeRaider -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Appreciate not turning into your tech support (LMAO) what do you mean "turning into"? If you haven't noticed you've been that from the very beginning.  But seriously it helps a lot having someone you can shoot quick questions at. For everything else I try to find the answers myself.[2016-12-06. : 1:53 am] NudeRaider -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Yeah, and if you keep with it, you will learn a lot about how computers actually work if you go deep into it. I think I know that quite well already. I've looked deep enough behind the abstraction of Windows. After all, I started with DOS  [2016-12-06. : 1:52 am] Moose -- Yeah, and if you keep with it, you will learn a lot about how computers actually work if you go deep into it.[2016-12-06. : 1:50 am] NudeRaider -- I KNOW. And it's annoying  HOWEVER the reward is that much sweeter if you do figure it out eventually (which I did)[2016-12-06. : 1:42 am] Moose -- You used to not even know what drivers and libraries were, so w/e just learning a thing all over again, tbh[2016-12-06. : 1:37 am] NudeRaider -- god damnit it annoys me that I feel so helpless under Linux when things don't work. Like there's 0 feedback in the gui, so I start it via terminal and it gives me an error message but I have no clue what it means. When I get an error in Windows I can usually tell if it needs a driver, a library, or w/e[2016-12-06. : 1:23 am] Moose -- And before you get too excited, the adoption of the standard is pretty messy and people still argue about it LMAO[2016-12-06. : 1:19 am] NudeRaider -- meaning it doesn't require write access in its installation folder[2016-12-06. : 1:19 am] NudeRaider -- thanks. Sounds like if the game is properly using this standard it should go to /usr for the installation and to /home... to store the settings.[2016-12-06. : 1:11 am] Moose -- The typical setup is that executables, libraries, etc., go in the filesystem according to a Filesystem Hierarchy Standard. Per-user configuration and data goes in the user's home space.[2016-12-06. : 1:04 am] Moose -- Really, though, root can put it anywhere and give world-read/execute as necessary. I'm not sure if by "access" you mean read-only or writing, too.[2016-12-06. : 1:04 am] Moose -- The permissions model is very tight. A subfolder in your home space wouldn't be a bad choice, either. If other users need access to it, give them read-only (read/executable for directories/binaries).[2016-12-06. : 12:58 am] Moose -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: Is there some standard path where you put non-user specific stuff where everyone has access to? You would have to make a subfolder as root, then give it to yourself. /opt would not be improper.[2016-12-06. : 12:48 am] NudeRaider -- Is there some standard path where you put non-user specific stuff where everyone has access to?[2016-12-06. : 12:48 am] NudeRaider -- hm. I wanna install another game on my system drive (SSD) and by default it wants to install somewhere in my user folder. But I want it to install system-wide. So I select root and want to create a subfolder but it doesn't let me create one due to permissions. But the installer HAS to run without elevated permissions. So what do? |
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