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Visualize behavior – Understand what users want, care about and do on your site by visually representing their clicks, taps and scrolling behavior – which are the strongest indicators of visitor motivation and desire.
I’m considering to move my personal cloud from OwnCloud to NextCloud. Then you read those build instructions.
Building on Linux
Run:
mkdir build-linux cd build-linux cmake -D OEM_THEME_DIR=`pwd`/../nextcloudtheme ../client make make installBuilding on OSX
Attention: When building make sure to use an old Core 2 Duo build machine running OS X 10.10. Otherwise the resulting binary won’t work properly for users of an older device. Have at least 180 GB free disk space when compiling Qt. Make sure your user is named “builder”.
The building instructions for MacOsX are almost black magic. You must build it with user “builder”?
Really?
You must use an old machine otherwise the binaries won’t run on older devices? Are you serious?
That’s another set of reason why I will surely avoid Apple.
Windows Subsystem for Linux
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a compatibility layer for running Linuxbinary executables (in ELF format) natively on Windows 10. Microsoft and Canonical partnered together to enable a genuine UbuntuTrusty Tahr image to be downloaded and extracted to the user’s local machine, and for the tools and utilities contained within that image to run natively on top of the WSL.
Some people may say that we’re at step four:
I’m not that sure. The once-dark-knight doesn’t look that dangerous these days. The evil overlord is now another.
Dear VMWare, why do you keep telling me that my newly registered and freshly activated account is inactive?
InactiveAccount
Activate Your My VMware Account
You must activate your My Vmware account before you can log in. To activate your account, open the confirmation email sent when you registered for your account and click the link in the email.
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I can tolerate being forced to use a couple of times your proprietary software – paid by my employer. I also acknowledge that it’s not the latest release.
Just let me tell you that finding «vSphere Remote Command Line» for GNU/Linux is just a pain, as the link you provided into your own ESXi 4 is hopelessly broken.
Mildly put using your website is a severely suboptimal experience.
Greetings.
Password Sharing Is a Federal Crime, Appeals Court Rules The dystopian world depicted by Richard Stallman in his short tale “The right to read” is slowly coming. We already have DRM – Digital Restriction Management – now, sharing password has been turned into a crime.
This has to be stopped. Now.
Ok, it’s time to feverishly stick standard like WebRTC, aka Firefox Hello! In fact it seems that Skype For Linux: Dead? Or Just Resting?
Chrome – one of the most widespread browser – is proprietary software with Chromium being is “open source” base.
According to Debian #Debian Bug report logs for “786909 – chromium: unconditionally downloads binary blob” Chromium even when built from source code still try to inject binary blobs – proprietary software – on your system without notifying the owner of the system where it runs. So we cannot really trust it anymore, we shouldn’t consider Chromium as “software libero” (or libre or Free-as-in-freedom-software)
That’s not a good.
Really it sounds to me like V but how true it is: we shall not only remember but keep going that path!
Most people simply had to deal with proprietary software that more or less runs exclusively on Microsoft OSes. For example when I bought my Dell laptop I used the Microsoft license that I grudgingly had to bought to create a fully legal installation into a virtual machine as the physical machine never ran it. I did even the first boot using GNU/Linux. I spent the serial of my fully legally owned license to install in into a VirtualBox instance.
I underestimated the never ending space hunger of those OSes so I found useful this “Growing your VirtualBox Virtual Disk (The Fat Bloke Sings)” copied here just in case it goes offline.
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