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Sorry for completely forgetting to respond to this. Getting my stuff ready for github now, will report back with link
Sorry for completely forgetting to respond to this. Getting my stuff ready for github now, will report back with link
I just finished adding spotify support to my own version of this a couple days ago. Well done, looks far better than mine.
Git push yourself out* to make the obvious joke
TL;DR yes, popOS is perfect for that
My personal getting started advice is as follows
use kali Linux in a virtual machine because haha funny 1337 haxor
install mint/popOS/ubuntu on either a virtual machin, a spare laptop, or dual boot if you have a spare drive
I used mint for school and random tinkering and just gradually got more familiar with the random things I wanted to do or fix
this was last year so I’m no where near qualified to talk like a guru of ancient wisdom, take all of this with a grain of salt or possibly just burn it
Shouldn’t be in this community, but good on you
Ah, probably could’ve guess that one
Show sauce?
I can’t really give a super useful opinion given that I haven’t really touched fedora, but I’ve been using mint for school for almost a year, highly recommend
As a high schooler at one point and therefore representative of every high schooler ever: we should at least be able to turn off the adware, there’s maybe a little more competence in there
I’m of the opinion that if it’s cheaper with the same or more functionality than a consumer grade option, it’s superior. Bravo
FIRE! FIRE! HELP ME!
hope this gets to you soon! best wishes, Maurice Moss
How are the hackers supposed to find it if even you can’t? Exactly. Latest security at its finest
UPDATE: the problem was that my case is weird and I didn’t want to go through the hassle of screwing in all the HDD mounting screws, which I think caused some kind of short or magnetic weirdness that caused the drive to freak out, just a coincidence that it happened with the new PSU. I learned that my drive touching any part of my case metal-on-metal caused the drive to freak out and my boot to hang, so I removed the normal drive mounting bay and put a piece of cardboard between the drive and the metal parts of the chassis, this solved the problem and now my computer boots faster than ever. Thanks for your help everyone.
Thank you for the reply, I figured out the problem had nothing to do with anything, and the actual problem was a combination of both my laziness and HDD weirdness. See my other comment that I am writing right now
Warning: my code it not nearly as pretty or organized as yours, nor is it Object oriented in the way you’re supposed to do it. github link