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Should this become a "Unix / Unix-like General" thread? (MacOS, Linux, BSD)

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Make it mostly built around running in a virtual machine environment. That would be very useful.
late but https://www.qubes-os.org/intro/


WHAAAAAT? WHAT'S DEBIAN?? SOME CODEWORD FOR NAUGHTY THINGS??
No, that would be Ubuntu.

puppy linux on a virtual machine is gay. do not install

WAS an advantage of Linux:
>no VAC

WAS an advantage of Linux:
>no VAC
wouldn't that mean you couldn't play on most servers

wouldn't that mean you couldn't play on most servers
No from what I heard, Steam Linux didn't have a VAC System at all. Taking this from the CSGO example, Linux users could cheat without being detected automatically, so the only method at that point was either Overwatch or activating triggers (mostly for rage hackers) which make your account untrusted.

Prior to installing the VAC System to the Linux version, around the end of Summer a Sale this year, about 10,000 cheaters were banned.

the VAC modules where always present in the linux version of cs go. it was just at the time valve didn't give a stuff about aimtux (the cheat you're talking about) and therefore it took over 6 months for them to add its signature. around late may they added the signature and boom what do ya know a week later everyone who used it got banned. for a while aimtux was quite an obscure cheat, but some youtubers boosted it's popularity by saying it was the best free cheat going, which got valve's attention.

it's still pretty easy to make an undetected cheat on linux. infact, the death of aimtux provides a great copy and paste source to making your own private one. many private undetected forks of aimtux exist.

the rise and fall of aimtux is just one saga of the rampant cheating going on in cs go. i personally think it took valve way too long to get their stuff together as the cheat had a repository on github, and was quite well known in the minority linux cs go community.

Bump.

Share your linux command line knownledge by posting "obscure" command line programs what you found useful but what  almost noone knows about their existence.


quick bump because ive been wondering about something: what's the best looking distribution right out of the box without any modification post-install?

I am planning on installing linux on my old laptop as a dual boot, recommend good Linux distributions to me

I am planning on installing linux on my old laptop as a dual boot, recommend good Linux distributions to me
how old is your hardware?

quick bump because ive been wondering about something: what's the best looking distribution right out of the box without any modification post-install?

i assume you mean best looking as in visually so: deepin, zorin os, or elementary os.


quick bump because ive been wondering about something: what's the best looking distribution right out of the box without any modification post-install?
elementary os