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Everything that includes the source code of Unix programs for example compiling, installing or how to retrieve the code for studying.

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I need a solution only for tcsh. Say I have a source file that sources other files which in their turn can source other files. My goal is to track which files were eventually sourced. One way I can do ...
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Suppose I have downloaded the source of some software I want to install just for myself, not system-wide; say Emacs or whatever. Typically the source is downloaded zipped, then it's unzipped in some ...
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I am trying to build gcc-6 source package on Raspbian stretch; so I do: apt source gcc-6 cd gcc-6-6.3.0/debian debuild -b -uc -us The debuild command starts the full build. Since the build crashes on ...
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I have looked around on instruction on how to download debian source package, build them and then installing the resultin deb-file(s), but the one I feel is missing is instruction on how to reverse it ...
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I am trying to update GRUB 2.06 to 2.12 on an Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS machine, following the instructions in the INSTALL text file included in the tarball (and at the bottom of the post). Reading through ...
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I am trying to build the gettext package from source. When running make I receive an error: make[5]: Entering directory '/source/gettext-0.22/gettext-tools/libgettextpo' [..........] libtool: link: ...
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Consider this. IFS is set only in the execution of read. IFS='' read -r REPLY However, if I do similar with . (source), the variable will be assigned and changed even after the execution of the line ...
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I installed the earlier version (3.11.2) normally using apt package manager and the later version (3.12) manually from source. When I execute python scripts like so: ./python_script.py The script ...
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This might be a silly question, but it puzzles me. I am using Rocky linux version 9.2. I wonder if there is a way to change the yum install source through gnome gui? that is, without using command ...
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I am trying to install sile. A Debian package is not provided yet so I decided to build from source. Manual Install Lua $ curl -R -O http://www.lua.org/ftp/lua-5.4.6.tar.gz $ tar -xf lua-5.4.6.tar....
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Instead of downloading the ISO, is there a way to download all the source packages and compile it locally? I came across the following URL https://knopper.net/knoppix-sources/ and would like to know ...
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Looking for software, including less free, proprietary style e.g. visual studio code, github-cli, spotify: What are the downsides and upsides of adding or configuring a Debian repository? Debian wiki ...
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I have the following code fragment in my $HOME/.bashrc file: export RED='\e[0;31m' export GREEN='\e[0;32m' export YELLOW='\e[0;33m' export BLUE='\e[0;34m' export MAGENTA='\e[0;35m' export CYAN='\e[0;...
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In bash and other shells, I can make same variables have "line scope" by defining it just before a command. CXX=clang++ ./script.bash Which I prefer over export CXX=clang++ ./script.bash ...
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It is possible to modify the linux kernel, I have tried to search but I can't find anything related in the source code I want to modify this line GNU/Linux I have noticed that there are kernels with ...
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For work I'm learning more about computer architecture and I just finished learning about ACPI. From talking to some other engineers my understanding for something like NVMe is that the OEM is going ...
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I want to run a command that opens a terminal and sources into it a set of variables. How can I do this? I'm using xfce4-terminal. It has a command-line arg "--command", to execute commands ...
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I know the above topic has been discussed before source a .sh file and you retain the environmental variables after you are done with the sh file while ./ a .sh file and you lose the environmental ...
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A source code tree contains a modified dnsmasq-2.80test4 source (and git files). Now I'd like to apply the newest 2.86 dnsmasq source code to that modified 2.80test4 using diff and patch, while ...
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I am testing if the passwd command could run if the setuid bit is disabled. I disabled the setuid by running the following command: chmod 0554 /bin/passwd After doing so, I tested if the passwd ...
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I am trying to use fzf to select and activate different virtual environments. However, I am receiving the follow error: xargs: source: No such file or directory My command comprises three parts: find |...
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Source Code: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/698474/182280 The goal is to verify that the source code has the driver to support an Apple USB Faxmodem MA034Z/A. What are the keywords or phrases to ...
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is it possible to install a package from source? For example whether debian or opensuse, would it be possible to install an existing package say nginx from source? The reason is that i want to try ...
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I have just finished installing Debian on my laptop; I had to add manually the drivers for my WiFi card after the installation, I simply installed them via sudo apt ./name.deb, where name.deb is a ....
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Have added a number of functions which I source from my .bashrc. For instance, I use export -f calc I also have another function usage_calc where I comment out the export call # export -f usage_calc ...
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