Was soll ich nun fotografieren? Das Fenster von LibreOffice, wie es mir anzeigt, wohin überall ich etwas abspeichern kann? Nein, nun nicht mehr. Dasselbe macht auch AbiWord und verschiedene andere Programme, die ich getestet habe. War zu vermuten. Evtl. hat es mit dem "Mounten" zu tun. Kl...

Amaro Ameise wrote:Das macht gar nichts, Hauptsache ich weiß es.

So,so, Du weißt es
Du hast eine seltsame Art, Menschen zu behandeln, die Dir helfen wollen. Haette Dir gern gezeigt, dass das, was Du zu glauben "weißt", schlicht falsch ist, Tut mir Leid, wenn ich Dich mit meinem Angebot belaestigt habe.

Gibt es einen Weg, wie ich z.B. aus LibreOffice ein geschriebenes Dokument direkt auf einen (gemounteten) USB-Stick speichern kann, oder muss ich immer den (etwas komplizierteren) Weg über das anschließende Verschieben der Dateien machen? Vorausgesetzt, dass der Stick wirklich gemountet ist, sollte...

Works with XFCE as it controls the decoration layout, if the window skips the taskbar then minimized icon is not shown, like wise for the maximize button if the window can't be resized, it's dependent on the features of the WM. It should primarily be dependent on the instructions of the application...

Geoffrey, what window manager are you using? JWM shows all control buttons.

Oh, it's getting better. I run into your very first post :lol: Hi to all you peeps in PuppyLand!! Guess what, this is my big debut message!!! And, believe me, it was a long time coming and took a long way to get to this point. What a silly overture. No peep in Puppyland could have cared less when yo...

Your criteria is if it works or not? It seems that your criteria is based more on how much you can pollute this place with dead programs What are your criteria? You call Rox a good, popular, relatively recent program . You must be kidding. Rox was last updated almost 11 years ago. If Rox is relativ...

learnhow2code wrote:nonetheless, with regards to bash, [ is a binary

Did you try amigo's suggestion?What output do you get from the type command?

i did have some fun today, thanks to you. i created /usr/bin/exit to see if it would override the built-in. (it doesnt. nor should it... the built-ins come before stuff in the path. you can call /usr/bin/exit explicitly when you include the path in the call.) What is your conclusion from your test?...

were you aware that single brackets arent even part of the syntax ? so thats another reason not to use them. I don't understand what you mean. A single '[' is a builtin command like any other command like 'exec' or 'exit'. It works 100% reliable if you know how to use it. What reason do you see to ...

thats not true at all-- i am serious enough that when you overload or double an already-redundant syntax element,, thats when i actually take offense. also, you claim that i didnt seriously consider it. ive thought about it more than once today;; its still appalling. seriously though, the semicolon...

that said, i would never use it in bash unless i had to-- the double semicolons are just about the most hideous syntax ive ever seriously considered using, If you never use or seriously consider a more efficient option because you have problems with double semicolons then you are not a serious code...

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