Sorry for my bad english. It is not my first language. From server-level I will publish HowTo's with comments. At the moment it is really just notes for myself for a basis for what will come. :-) Willi

Hello fenngen, the functions are at a very low level and barely longer than 15 lines. They mainly serve as notes within the fish-console. I don't think any commentary is necessary for an experienced

Please check your bot. The Linux command echo has nothing to do with echo.ca. :-)

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Hi, thank you for the information! I think Bot's are the dead of this social network. It's good to talk with the people like this conversation and clear the problems face to face. Have a good evening!

Hi, by the way, why are you flaged? Greetings Willi

$ man ufw // source That's my source information. You can find it in the text. Greetings Willi

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Hi, it's my second shell. BASH is my base shell. There are a few features that I like better in the Fish Shell. -> command line replacement and functions, e.g. BASH-Scripting is awful ... :-) Willi

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Thank you for the activation in SBI! I will read in on this topic and start with it. Thank's!

I'm sorry, I'm learning the system myself. I think the first steps would be to create aliases and functions. Greetings :-)

Only for training. My goal in the medium term is to build a system with LFS that runs completely in main memory. If I can find a solution at the moment, I'll write it down for later.

I have an older notebook with an i386 processor and 512 MB of main memory. Gnome does not really work. Xfce only partially supports my workflow. One last try is i3. What should I say, I like it. Ultimately,

It's Gnome based on Debian Stable. For the configuration I use the tool 'gnome-tweak-tool'. By the way, thanks for pointing out 'Timewarrior'. Here are my first steps with the tool. I like the 'summary'

I control with tripwire only the changes of important files for me. It gives me a rough idea of what's happening in my system everyday. I must confess, however, that I rarely use this tool. It's just an

I'm learning 'task' actual. This postings are a kind of notes and learning for me :-).

Thank you for your information!

great things have small beginnings >:)