> I
>>
> would probably hack up sudo to run a shell that checks to make sure
> the user is local, I guess on a /dev/tty rather then on a pseudo tty.
aah I see. Makes sense. Thanks!
Jitesh
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Hello list,
For one of my projects, I am trying to learn the internals of SELinux.
To start with, I am trying to build a minimalistic system where each
domain is confined in its own domain (With Fedora's targeted policy as
a base). One of my aims is to remove the unconfined domain totally.
It woul
..snip..
> PS: Just including aliases for common Windows commands the users are
> expected to find would have helped a lot of newcomers, but actually
> the general concensus seems to be "this is Linux, it's not designed to
> please Windows users, windows users should learn Linux and how it
> works
..snip..
On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 12:59 PM, Fernando Cassia wrote:
> Is there any way to make yum also download srpms for every downloaded (and
> installed) rpm?.
>
> I just want to keep a repository of source files needed to build a system in
> any given state it currently is. For instance, I can
Jatin,
..snip..
>
> Cool script though. I'll spend some time on this today and let you
> know the new command-line.
I eventually ditched dconf too. "dconf write" kept saying that the
value needed to be in GVariant format. I did have a "file://" URI
specifier at the start. Anyway, I couldn't easil
..snip..
On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 9:24 PM, Jatin K wrote:
> On Monday 08 August 2011 09:47 PM, Jitesh Shah wrote:
>> I have a pictures directory and a cron script that changes my
>> wallpaper every hour. For this, I need a way to change the wallpaper
>> via commandline.
>&
I have a pictures directory and a cron script that changes my
wallpaper every hour. For this, I need a way to change the wallpaper
via commandline.
On my F14 (Gnome 2), I used to just use gconf2 for the purpose
$ /usr/bin/gdconftool-2 -t string -s
/desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename "$PIC"
