Hi,
Thanks for the info. This is also why you want some network monitoring when concerned about privacy.
This kind of monitoring is obvious at least. Imagine if they hide it in the repo updates or anything more "legit"...
Keeping privacy is like fighting crime, we wish we could enforce it but...
Hello,
You should ask here : https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/
There's a chance that the manufacturer didn't go with a very custom controller, so maybe you will be able to use some open-source generic firmware :)
Hello,
There are plenty of topics out there about different results from du and df.
The most notable distinction between the two tools is that df operates at the filesystem level while du acts on a per file basis.
df means "grab the filesystem on which lays the directory and tell me info...
Hi,
Did you try to set a lower frequency with xrandr ? If a lower frequency solves the problem it is probably some power saving feature that needs some configuration (I remember a recent thread about this).
https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.7/doc/man/man4/mousedrv.4.xhtml
You can use Xorg to flip the axis for the whole desktop with
Option "InvY" "true"
You will probably have to generate an xorg.conf file with
Xorg -configure
then edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf to add the option to the mouse...
An other option, depending on the level of performance you need, is to put windows in a VM.
https://www.linux.org/threads/virtualization-–-libvirt-gui.4497/
Technically, you can make the OVPN service run under a specific user and add an iptable with the "owner" module to allow the network traffic of this user with any filter that please you.
But I guess you will have a hard time finding a GUI to do this.
Hi,
Firewall
In your post about video acceleration you said you did everything with GUI so maybe what I'm going to say is irrelevant, but :
Firewall in Linux is handled at the kernel level. There is a legacy system called IPTABLES and a new system called netfilter tables or nftables.
You can...
As I said in this case you are not switching the user. The DISPLAY env is simply not set.
After checking "at" man page :
https://linux.die.net/man/1/at
Which means that "at" command actually saves the env of the invocation. But it removes the DISPLAY variable.
OK I checked in details and the hasing algorithm works on u32 so we can forget what I said.
It seems that the difference is in the socket structure itself : https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/0058b0a506e40d9a2c62015fe92eb64a44d78cd9/include/net/sock.h
I'm still trying to figure out why the...
What I understand is that you are trying to change some kernel parameters from inside a docker container.
You can't change the hosts kernel parameters from inside a container
You need to set the proper parameters on your host. You can also set some sysctl on the container itself, but the...
You have to add this as a kernel boot option. Since you're on a Pi I don't know if you have any bootloader. If you have grub or something like this, edit the boot command and add "init=/bin/bash", which will give you a root shell straight after the booting process and will allow you to fix what...