You are logged into a Linux console in some unique fashion, e.g. "The Proxmox web console of an LXC guest".
You want to start a service, as a REGULAR USER, using the forever 🤬 CURSED systemd in the correct fashion (i.e. "in the user's process namespace").
Since you're logged in with root on the Proxmox web console of the guest LXC and still setting things up, you su - $user in order to get a login shell session of the target user:
root@vinecraft:~# su - minecraft
| # (I use /etc/asound.conf instead of ~/.asoundrc because I run `shairport-sync` as a system service) | |
| pcm.analog_out { # Defines a new PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) device named "analog_out". This serves as a direct reference to your physical analog output. | |
| type plug # Specifies that this PCM is a "plug" type, which means it can handle format conversions and routing to another PCM. | |
| slave.pcm "hw:PCH,0" # Sets the "slave" PCM to the actual hardware device. "hw:PCH,0" refers to your sound card (PCH) and its analog output device (device 0). | |
| } | |
| # --- | |
| pcm.preamp { # Defines a new PCM device named "preamp". This is your software pre-amplifier. |
Thinking
Highlighting key distinctions The request involves examining Unix terminal capabilities for xterm-256color and xterm-ghostty. A side-by-side ASCII table will compare color and line features, emphasizing specific differences.
Noticing key differences I’m examining xterm-256color and xterm-ghostty. xterm-256color supports 65536 color pairs and lacks advanced features. xterm-ghostty, specialized, includes extended sequences and unique capabilities.
Analyzing terminal sequences I'm working through the terminal sequences of xterm-256color and xterm-ghostty, noting differences such as color pairs, clipboard support, and advanced capabilities like status lines and full keyboard support.
| # ~/.config/neofetch/config.conf | |
| # (snippet - not including the default full file here) | |
| # This goes inside the ... | |
| # print_info() { | |
| # I place this just below the "Memory" section, but... Up 2 U! | |
| prin | |
| prin "en0 $(tput sgr0)IPv4 status" | |
| info underline |
| // Run in browser JavaScript Console / save under Developer Tools -> Sources -> Console Snippets for easy access | |
| words=`abandon | |
| ability | |
| able | |
| about | |
| above | |
| absent | |
| absorb | |
| abstract | |
| absurd |
http://wiki.thorx.net/wiki/GRUB
That ringtone of the CTU intercom you know 😎
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| echo "Starting screens with logs tailing ..." | |
| colors="sed --unbuffered \ | |
| -e 's/\\(.*\\[ERROR.*\\)/\\o033[1;31m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
| -e 's/\\(.*\\[WARN.*\\)/\\o033[1;33m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
| -e 's/\\(.*\\[INFO.*\\)/\\o033[1;32m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
| -e 's/\\(.*\\[DEBUG.*\\)/\\o033[1;34m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
| -e 's/\\(.*\\[TRACE.*\\)/\\o033[1;35m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/'" |
| perl: warning: Setting locale failed. | |
| perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: | |
| LANGUAGE = (unset), | |
| LC_ALL = (unset), | |
| LC_CTYPE = "UTF-8", | |
| LANG = "en_US.UTF-8" | |
| are supported and installed on your system. | |
| perl: warning: Falling back to a fallback locale ("en_US.UTF-8"). |
| Ode to the Noble Commodore 64 | |
| 06/03/23 13:37 PM | |
| When, in the midst of Time's swift race, | |
| Did mortals first spy Cyberspace, | |
| And in their humble dwellings brought | |
| Machines to weave their cyber-thought? | |
| From whence did spring this wondrous beast, | |
| This great enabler of the least, |