Jishnu Kaiwar writes:
I tried $HOME/.pam_environment on the wiki's recommendation [1]
with
the
syntax from pam_env.conf(5) but this didn't set the variables at
all
(tested with a simple echo $GOPATH, echo $PATH).
It seems Arch Linux's wiki claims that this is not read anymore
[2],
In any
Alexis writes:
> In any case, the pam_env(8) man page says that user environment files
> are not only deprecated, but:
>
>> will be removed completely at some point in the future.
Okay this explains it :)
> Well, one factor: are you using a display manager, like GDM? Or are
> you starting your
Hi,
> LTO is pretty much the only sensible choice these days as I understand
it.
That's really the case, for bulk storage of any type you need to be able
to tier a lot of it offsite/offline. I'm responsible for a tape library
with a robot arm and about 13 drives raging from LTO7 through to LTO
Hi! I was just wondering how those of you who use GNOME and wayland are
setting a session wide $PATH and more broadly any environment
variable. I used to source ~/.profile in ~/.xession before this.
I tried $HOME/.pam_environment on the wiki's recommendation [1] with the
syntax from pam_env.conf(5
Victor,
On Sun, 17 Nov 2024 14:44:40 + you wrote:
> ...
>I also added
> "--usepkg-exclude 'sys-kernel/gentoo-sources virtual/*" to
> EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS, as was recommended by one of the guides anyway :)
Hm, I can't see any logic in Gentoo develo
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