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| location | Valparaíso, Chile | |
| age | 58 | |
| visits | member for | 5 months |
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Associate Professor, Departamento de Informática, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María
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reviewed | Close Outfile has a strange name |
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reviewed | Close disabling root permissions |
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reviewed | Close How to install gnome-shell for ubuntu 12.10 without error |
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Gentoo framebuffer dual monitors Title capitalization |
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Screenshot of non active window Title capitalization |
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reviewed | Close System Proxy Settings |
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reviewed | Close Renaming only part of a file using CLI |
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reviewed | No Action Needed I can't get Cinnamon to stop freezing, how can I revert it back? |
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reviewed | No Action Needed Change ip addr label in Linux |
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reviewed | Looks Good Wildcards in aptitude |
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answered | How to know which is the default script shell in Centos? |
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reviewed | Looks Good Wildcards in aptitude |
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Finding RPMs for Install @Kevin, if you run an "enterprise" distribution, you won't see version updates. But the minor updates will include whatever upstream changes are needed for security and other urgent reasons. |
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May 20 |
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Finding RPMs for Install @slm, the "enterprise" distributions just almost never change the base version of the software they ship (so APIs and so don't change) while backporting fixes very actively. |
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Finding RPMs for Install @Kevin, sit it out. The distribution might have sound reasons not to rush to the next version: Untested, subtle API changes, ... |
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Finding RPMs for Install @slm, I said no RPM is available. |
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answered | Finding RPMs for Install |
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reviewed | No Action Needed Command line: <<< instead of << |
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Install vmware-tools using yum in vmware fusion Title capitalization |
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Lock screen after blanking with gnome-screensaver and XFCE Capitalization |