How does that make any sense?
A Windows binary is just plain not compatible with Linux. Everything in the operating system is different.
Compatibility layers like Wine are pretty good, but not perfect.
It’s not always safe, and they’re not programs (in the computer sense). Despite not being executable files, a malicious media file can exploit a vulnerability in your media player and execute code. For example: https://www.videolan.org/security/sb-vlc3012.html
Really, which issues did you have under Hannah Montana Linux?
Maybe the system should be made less convoluted.
I mean, do we really need a half dozen network management services, all broken in their own way and none that do everything you need?
I checked, and in python, the image evaluates to true. Not sure about other languages.
What’s in the log?
Yeah I looked into those a little while back to see if there was an air filter product that didn’t constantly need fiber filter replacement. Turns out that ionizing air creates ionized air (ozone), which is bad to breathe.
Seems like it. No mention of the fuel efficiency either, which leads me to assume it’s significantly worse than existing flights.
Remuxing just means changing format without transcoding. For example: https://docs.tdarr.io/blog/how-to-remux-or-change-a-file-container-using-ffmpeg
Yes it’s normal. Attackers are scanning everything, all the time.
Probably because they’re afraid Microsoft would sue to shut it down. As you said, right now they’re nowhere near competitive with Windows.
I’ve seen that user before. “Dragon rider” has been their display name for quite a while.
Regardless, using someone’s name like this cannot possibly be considered a personal attack.
Who changed what to match what?
Does Android support x86? Might be worth a look. Yes, I know it’s not strictly Linux, but it’s certainly designed for tablets.
If you think it’s a keyboard problem it would help for you to provide info about your keyboard
Then it wouldn’t really be Linux, then, would it?
Gaymers?
And if you’re a cloud service provider, you want to be able to separate your tenants, but still manage all of them.