01:30:07 James P Shaw: just make sure you're booting in UEFI before you upgrade to Win11. 01:31:03 Midi: And have secure boot enabled 01:31:44 James P Shaw: Reacted to "And have secure boot..." with 👍 01:32:58 Grant T.: Reminder: how to do things without Kitty terminal emulator. 01:34:01 Grant T.: sudo /bin/rm -rf /* 01:45:26 Midi: You need --no-preserve-root as well 01:49:41 Grant T.: Sean: Question (for later) do you know why you got the RHEL test page instead of an error (500) page? 01:51:30 Ron BC: The httpd_sys_rw_content_t looks like it'd be ideal for /var/www/html compatability? 01:53:02 Midi: You wouldn't want it to have read/write in practice. Just httpd_sys_content_t would be fine 01:55:20 Grant T.: Reacted to "You wouldn't want it..." with ➕ 01:55:56 Ron BC: Agreed, probably Sean's original choice was best, with more specific rw where required. Also, this is nice to have a refresher in SELinux while checking out kitty! It looks like GPU acceleration in a terminal. That cursor motion is nifty. 01:57:20 Grant T.: Question (for later) - why `semanage` vs `restorecon` (from memory) and / or `ausearch` both of which seem to be installed by default. 01:57:27 Midi: You typically want to avoid a service giving read/write access to files its serving. Any "transformations" that will be made on the HTML will be made client side. 01:58:53 Gary Meyer: Sean's "Asci 01:59:15 Gary Meyer: 2023 Presentation Archives December SLUUG Basic: Asciinema 01:59:51 Grant T.: Reacted to "You typically want t..." with ➕ 02:00:13 Gary Meyer: the above is the Archieve entry, ie December 2023, for Sean's presentation on Asciinema 02:12:13 Wayne/S: Thanks Sean and all, gotta cut out early. 02:14:21 Ron BC: https://gist.github.com/ConnerWill/d4b6c776b509add763e17f9f113fd25b 02:14:34 Ron BC: How's tab-completion under kitty? 02:15:08 Grant T.: Terminal control sequences that XTerm knows about: https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html 02:15:37 Grant T.: There are many there for things like move cursor down / up some number of lines. / move left / right 02:18:37 Ron BC: Recent issues with ANSI control codes: DEV vs SCO: \e[7 (DEC) does NOT work (for me) but \e[s does work: it saves cursor position without requiring `tput sc`. Same for \e[8 vs \e[u for "restore cursor position" without `tput rc` 02:27:56 Gary Meyer: https://github.com/seantwie03/cli_demos     The ReadMe section 02:28:30 Sean Twiehaus: https://github.com/seantwie03/cli_demos/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file 02:28:41 Gary Meyer: This is Sean's Github entry 02:35:32 Sean Twiehaus: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri 02:48:38 James P Shaw: BRB 02:55:34 Sean Twiehaus: Does Windows Update work on Tiny11? I can't tell from this README. https://github.com/ntdevlabs/tiny11builder?tab=readme-ov-file#what-is-removed 02:58:28 Sean Twiehaus: BIOS? Is this 2005? 03:02:26 Grant T.: 15 years ago would be more like 2010. 03:03:31 Sean Twiehaus: "Version 2.0 of the UEFI specification was released on 31 January 2006. It added cryptography and security[vague]." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFI 03:06:36 Grant T.: I think that the UEFI specs were out a number of years before systems were available commercially mainstream. 03:15:34 Randy van heusden: rustdesk for local vnc 03:16:49 stan reichardt: RustDesk and X2go are in the LinuxMint repositories. 03:17:23 Randy van heusden: another is called nomachine 03:17:39 stan reichardt: You may have to spell it as "RustDesk" instead of "rustdesk" in order to find it in the LinuxMint repositories. 03:18:24 stan reichardt: As far as I know RustDesk runs under Wayland. 03:19:02 Randy van heusden: rustdesk will show up in your synaptic repository 03:20:18 Sean Twiehaus: Chrome is not Android, yet 03:25:24 Grant T.: I have to bow out. Have a good evening. Thank you for the presentation @Sean. 03:28:21 Sean Twiehaus: Same here. Have a good evening all.