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I really like the Linux command-line, while I also like Windows. Is there any way possible for me to get the Linux command-line on Windows?
apt is a packaging tool to interact with packages in linux.windows does not use any kind of packaging system.If you want you can use wsl or vagrant.
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My operating system is Manjaro Linux with gnome Desktop.
I installed gitkraken with yaourt, whereas I was asked to install libcurl-openssh for gitkraken.
Nevertheless, I have gitkraken installed now!
But when I go to the file/folder browser dialog in gitkraken, I see a broken fonts in the dialog as you can see on the following screenshot
How can I fix the wrong fonts?
It's a known problem, see:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gitkraken/?comments=all
https://github.com/Azd325/gitkraken/issues/45
It's because gitkraken uses an old electron version
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Just wanted to make sure I could mix the two flavors of linux before I installed Fedora on my new laptop hard drive. I'm guessing that nfs is generic to all linux distributions.
Yes, NFS works across multiple operating systems, let alone versions of Linux. You do have to use the same protocol level on the two, however.
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is there a way to view the file permissions for a file in a Windows that will give the same output like as Linux machine (e.g. -rw-rw-r--)?
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You can install the GNU Win32 tools.
It contains a lot of useful Linux/Unix tools for Windows.
That includes ls.
And unlike Cygwin, it's Windows native exe's. No need for cygwin.
See here: https://u-tools.com/msls.asp
And here: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net
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Someone just recently hacked my Linux server and installed some software on it. Just to be sure if it was the hacker i want to find out which software were installed and when those software were installed recently?
You can find the complete log of the software installed in the /var/log/dpkg.log file. You can view it using sudo nano /var/log/dpkg.log
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I want to install VMware tools on Arch Linux, but when I click to install VMware tools and when I try to find it in "/media/cdrom" , I do not find it.
Try installing the VMware tools using Pacman.
A list of the various packages is in the Package Database, VMware.