Upon rebooting after the initial update, the Ubuntu box is stuck on the screen with the Ubuntu logo. Can ssh into it and all services I need are operating. I've not checked the logs because I am that unconcerned,
So, I guess I have Ubuntu Server after-all.
Was going to go into grub and set the options to only come up in console mode anyway. So, No harm - No foul.
If I were using it as a workstation, my language would be very colorful at this point.
@matigo The full desktop install is working wonderfully and I have a compiler that does c++17 now.
@matigo ..To clarify..The drive would refuse to boot after installation. Gave up trying to coax it to life and burned a 18.10 desktop ISO. Worked perfectly.
Note: I know the server install stick was not munged as it worked on several machines at the office without fail. Go figure.
@matigo I always felt leery about making that thing outward facing so made it internal only. For good reason it appears.
@matigo Sadly, it would not install on the particular box I needed it on. Had to install the full release onto it. Now erasing all the extraneous crap and sucking stuff down from the repo.
Oh..and there's this.
No rush because I haven;t updated it in forever.
This site can’t be reached eee-eye-eee.io refused to connect.
@matigo That's the way I feel in my home office. Two Linux servers. One BSD server. Windows box. Mac Mini.
The noise is sometimes comforting.
Until a fan bearing gives out
project(keyedit LANGUAGES CXX)
set(QTREQUIRED ON)
set(CMAKEAUTOMOC ON)
findpackage(Qt5 COMPONENTS Widgets Sql REQUIRED)
addexecutable(keyedit ${keyeditsources})
targetlink_libraries(keyedit Qt5::Core Qt5::Sql Qt5::Widgets)
This is a lot less unwieldy than autotools.
If you are one of my customers and you attempt to throw one of your employees under the bus to cover for something stupid you did, I reserve the right to make you miserable.
I really loathe people sometimes