@enzop82 devi ospitartelo te ed è un po' limitato rispetto a IFTTT, ma beehive è una buona offerta: https://github.com/muesli/beehive
@anzu
Se non passa fatti vedere da un ortopedico neurochirurgo. Prima però fai risonanza. Le bombe prese a caso non servono. Hai anche formicolio?
Se non passa fatti vedere da un ortopedico neurochirurgo. Prima però fai risonanza. Le bombe prese a caso non servono. Hai anche formicolio?
@Songase975 @Snowden i musei statali in Inghilterra sono finanziati dallo stato. Quelli della corona (tipo quello della Torre di Londra) invece sono a pagamento. È incredibile che questo avvenga nella patria del liberismo e mi ha sempre impressionato positivamente.
@Songase975 musei gratis come in Inghilterra. Credo che qualcuno l'abbia già scritto. Anni fa creai anche una petizione popolare.
La cicala australiana arriva a 100 Db.
Il martello demolitore della Makita, su cemento compatto, arriva a 120 Db.
Ma una cicala pesa pochi grammi, un demolitore una trentina di kg.
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicadidae#Caratteristiche_del_canto
@GustavinoBevilacqua @mario
qalc, da riga di comando, o qalculator con interfaccia grafica :)
> 0.99 USD/lb to EUR/kg
0.99 × (USD / pound) ≈ 2.139990583 €/kg
(non ho aggiornato i cambi prima di farlo)
qalc, da riga di comando, o qalculator con interfaccia grafica :)
> 0.99 USD/lb to EUR/kg
0.99 × (USD / pound) ≈ 2.139990583 €/kg
(non ho aggiornato i cambi prima di farlo)
@mario @solene disclaimer: I don't know anything about things that may be #ubuntu-specific and break.
but I confirm that in general you can run gnome-related applications inside other WMs; if you want to keep them you may have to set them as manually installed to avoid them being autoremoved after removing gnome.
also, if those applications are *very* associated with gnome, they will probably have enough dependencies that you will still keep most of the gnome libraries installed, but other than the disk space that's not an issue.
but I confirm that in general you can run gnome-related applications inside other WMs; if you want to keep them you may have to set them as manually installed to avoid them being autoremoved after removing gnome.
also, if those applications are *very* associated with gnome, they will probably have enough dependencies that you will still keep most of the gnome libraries installed, but other than the disk space that's not an issue.
@GustavinoBevilacqua @mario @Perugiasostenibile ieri sera ho affettato un cavolo cappuccio tondo: sarà l'estate calda, ma aveva un retrogusto di senape che lo rendeva ancora più gustoso al sapore di vinaigrette.
@mario @solene is this #debian or a debian derivative? I don't think it's going to do anything unfixable: if you don't use --purge you can reinstall anything that got uninstalled and shouldn't have.
However, if you ``apt remove task-gnome-desktop`` and then ``apt autoremove``, double check what it wants to remove, as that task installs a lot of things, some of which you may still want to use, but may not have been a dependency of i3wm (the first things that come to my mind are network manager, libreoffice and maybe a browser?)
To be safe, you can manually install with an explicit ``apt install <already_installed_package>`` what you want to be sure to be keeping before doing the autoremoval.
Also, a backup would be good, of course, but that's always something good to have.
However, if you ``apt remove task-gnome-desktop`` and then ``apt autoremove``, double check what it wants to remove, as that task installs a lot of things, some of which you may still want to use, but may not have been a dependency of i3wm (the first things that come to my mind are network manager, libreoffice and maybe a browser?)
To be safe, you can manually install with an explicit ``apt install <already_installed_package>`` what you want to be sure to be keeping before doing the autoremoval.
Also, a backup would be good, of course, but that's always something good to have.