Linux If I type "python" in Terminal, it runs Python 2. If I type "python3", it runs Python 3. How do I reverse these behaviors, so "python" is Python 3 and "python2" is Python 2?

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• If I type "python" in Terminal, it runs Python 2. If I type "python3", it runs Python 3. How do I reverse these behaviors, so "python" is Python 3 and "python2" is Python 2?
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• Using Wine with malicious Windows program
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• Need help urgent
• How can I interface with an oldschool (VT100) style terminal?
• Dual booting Ubuntu with Windows on Intel RST
• Which process would I follow dual booting Linux from just part of a brand new drive?
• I seem to have killed my wifi...
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• Linux Mint performing really slow on games
• Media servers and linux
• Graphical error in a LOT of WMs
• Linux Distro!
• Wayland or x11
• Touchpad double clicking issue in Linux mint Xfce
• Linux Mint VS Ubuntu
• Xubuntu 18.04 random freeze
• Trying to install ubuntu on my old laptop
• Open source code for linux /bin binaries?
• Ubuntu 18.04: Why didn't the system time change automatically for daylights saving?

If I type "python" in Terminal, it runs Python 2. If I type "python3", it runs Python 3. How do I reverse these behaviors, so "python" is Python 3 and "python2" is Python 2? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:29 PM PDT It's 2019, it's about time that Python 3 be the default. submitted by /u/WaitForItTheMongols [link] [comments]

Finding Linux Compatible Printers 2019 Posted: 03 Apr 2019 04:20 AM PDT submitted by /u/Unprotectedtxt [link] [comments]

Are kernel updates necessary if everything works fine? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 09:20 AM PDT Some background, I'm using KDE Neon User Edition 5.15 (based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS) at the moment. The kernel is 4.15.0-47-generic. My laptop has a 5th gen i3 processor and integrated graphics, no other new or special hardware. Everything seems to be working perfectly fine. Are there any benefits to or reasons for upgrading to a newer kernel like 4.19 or even 5.0? Thanks. submitted by /u/Minimanimalist [link] [comments]

Linux newbie looking to get into Gentoo as their first Linux distro (not counting Void and Arch which I used on a virtual machine). Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:14 PM PDT Can anyone give any advice for a beginner? submitted by /u/Raven_Dire [link] [comments]

WPS Office from original soruce or from Cyrille P. ? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 01:47 PM PDT I have installed Ubuntu and I want to install WPS Office. However, WPS is a chinese software and some claim that it's not safe to have it with internet connection. So, when I type on the Ubuntu app store, there are two options: ​ 1rst - WPS from original source (HoLuLuLu) [wtf is holululu?]; 2nd - WPS from "Cyrille P.", which he claims to be modified for not getting internet connection. ​ Is the version from "Cyrille P." safe? Can somebody help me? submitted by /u/sovietcykablyat666 [link] [comments]

Using Wine with malicious Windows program Posted: 02 Apr 2019 03:44 PM PDT If I have Wine on my system and I download a malicious .exe file and install it would my system be compromised at all? I would assume not but I was curious. Edit: I've never used Wine before so for all I know what I said may not make sense submitted by /u/RustyShackleford_64 [link] [comments]

Linux and Vagrant. Can you help me create Network with DNS, DHCP servers and MYSQL databaze ? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 01:17 PM PDT Hello, I have got a homework with my friends and we are not sure what we have to do. Its on linux and I'm completly unfamiliar with this. We have to create a network of virtual computers and they configurate themselves when we turn this network on. So we have to use Vagrant to create these virtual machines and configurate them, but we don't know how to configurate them and what to install. We created machines throught Vagrant 5 clients and 1 DNS 1 DHCP and 1MYSQL machines. That's where we ended. We don't know how to configure these machines as I said. We can connect to them via Visual studio code and write what we need, but that's all. We use Centos 7 linux. I was able to create MYSQL databaze in linux but we don't know how to create DHCP and DNS like how to connect them all together. Hope you undestand, Thank you in advance. - Zezree submitted by /u/Zezree [link] [comments]

Need help urgent Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:59 PM PDT I am trying to install kubuntu dual boot with win10. But i am not getting option to install it alongside windows 10. Please help submitted by /u/drunkcj [link] [comments]

How can I interface with an oldschool (VT100) style terminal? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 08:45 AM PDT So I came across a listing for a pretty cheap VT100 terminal and I really want to install it in my server room for those rare times when I don't feel like SSH'ing. How do they work? I'm assuming I'll need to throw in an add-on card into my servers in order for them to communicate, but I'm really not sure how it all fits together. For some strange reason, any info I find online is how to control a 60s-80s era mainframe, not a modern hardware server. submitted by /u/Rpgwaiter [link] [comments]

Dual booting Ubuntu with Windows on Intel RST Posted: 03 Apr 2019 11:13 AM PDT Hello all, ​ I have two SSDs in my laptop (both 512GB). I am using the RAID settings in my BIOS to create a single 1TB storage. The BIOS calls this option as Intel RST Premium. I have 2 partitions on this 1TB storage. 700GB for Windows and 300GB for Ubuntu. I was able to install Windows in the 700GB partition. When I plug in the Ubuntu pendrive and start the installation procedure, it does not recognize the my storage at all. It only has the pendrive mounted and not the RAID storage I have created. Can anyone help me out with this? I am not sure if I am following the installation procedure right. ​ Thanks! submitted by /u/aakaashjois [link] [comments]

Which process would I follow dual booting Linux from just part of a brand new drive? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 11:02 AM PDT I currently run Windows 10, and I'd like to maintain my current Windows install while adding Linux. Since I'd like to get a new SSD anyway, the plan would be to put the SSD in, install Linux on a partition of it, and then have the rest of the drive be accessible for use as a Steam library on both Linux and Windows What would I do after plugging the drive in to make that happen? submitted by /u/TheRealGC13 [link] [comments]

I seem to have killed my wifi... Posted: 03 Apr 2019 10:34 AM PDT submitted by /u/aloof_topping [link] [comments]

"(username) is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported." - Anytime I try to use sudo. Posted: 03 Apr 2019 10:22 AM PDT Wondering if anyone else had this issue and what you did to fix it. I know I can combat it by accessing root however using sudo is very frequently easier. ISSSUE FIXED submitted by /u/gestas- [link] [comments]

Linux Mint performing really slow on games Posted: 03 Apr 2019 10:20 AM PDT Hello, ​ I've been interested in moving to Linux for a while now and I decided yesterday to take that step, so I downloaded Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.1. However I have a little problem. ​ Games are really slow, but like **really slow**. I've been mainly playing Rocket League and Slime Rancher and, when I ran them on Windows, I just played them at ~60fps with the best graphical settings. After moving to Linux, I can barely hit 30fps with the worst graphical settings and by making the window resolution smaller and just have a few fps with settings similar than the ones I had on Windows. ​ Am I doing something bad? Thank you for your help. ​ (I have a Geforce GTX 1050 and an i7-7700HQ and I don't run my games through Wine) submitted by /u/Zerss32 [link] [comments]

Media servers and linux Posted: 03 Apr 2019 09:49 AM PDT Hey, I collect used laptops, I have a bunch of them. One I want to use as a media server for my own ripped DVDs. I've tried to set one up with Plex. (A gateway with 500GB HD) The OS is LXLE, and the plex and the media are on the same HD (the whole usb external drive thing with linux and plex is another story) Most of it works, the server sees the flies, all good. But, my Fire TV sick can't connect to the server. Not sure why. Is it the Linux version of the server? Just don't know. ​ Tried it on a laptop with Windows 7, everything worked fine (it didn't work with Windows 10) I'd rather not use any windows. Not sure where to start to solve the problem with the plex on Linux. ​ Tried Kodi Upnp too, didn't work. Emby didn't work either. ​ Any help is appreciated, I am an idiot. :-) ​ Thanks in advance ​ submitted by /u/wheeling_dl [link] [comments]

Graphical error in a LOT of WMs Posted: 03 Apr 2019 04:54 AM PDT Sometimes, when I log into a WM without a default wallpaper, it will show the login screen as the wallpaper. This has happenned in the following window managers: i3 i3-gaps xmonad spectrwm How do I fix this? (I'm on an HP Pavilion g6, running Fedora 29 KDE) submitted by /u/Astro_Plant [link] [comments]

Linux Distro! Posted: 03 Apr 2019 08:07 AM PDT Hey guys, I'm going to run Linux from now on, from my home machine. Currently I run mint at work as that was what was preloaded when I started! I do like mint but would like a change from what use at work(although maybe better to get better with mint). I looked a Ubuntu looks okay, anyone got any suggestions of what they use and why! Any info or anything about which distro works well would be great. (New to Linux) submitted by /u/BitterAdeptness [link] [comments]

Wayland or x11 Posted: 03 Apr 2019 03:49 AM PDT Is wayland already mature and stable enough to use? And does it run x11 applications? Or is it better to stay with x11? submitted by /u/Shatricor [link] [comments]

Touchpad double clicking issue in Linux mint Xfce Posted: 03 Apr 2019 07:34 AM PDT Hey Linux users, I am on Linux mint 19.1 Cinnamon on Dell Latitude e6430. Today I install xfce DE to try xfce but there is one issue. I am unable to double click with touchpad . I tried mouse and touchpad setting but nothing seems to work so I return back to cinnamon but I really want to use Xfce so please help me with this issue. Thanks. Linux is awesome😍 submitted by /u/xvishaldongre [link] [comments]

Linux Mint VS Ubuntu Posted: 02 Apr 2019 07:30 PM PDT Hey guys! ​ From my title, I just want to know the comparison between the two and maybe which one falls better in the end(?). I already saw some posts about it on this sub as well, but I don't really know if the answers were satisfying enough for me. Plus, that post was a really long time ago. Well, I just want to know some insights from the experienced ones on which one would be the BEST for beginners like me. I just started diving into linux and I have both Ubuntu and Linux Mint ready for installation, I just don't know which one to pick yet. submitted by /u/Crystalinth [link] [comments]

Xubuntu 18.04 random freeze Posted: 03 Apr 2019 05:57 AM PDT Hello guys! I'm dual booting Windows 8 and Xubuntu 18.04 for my Robotics class, and i keep having random freezes and having to force shut down. I read about running out of memory, I kept monitoring with Task Manager and RAM was always around 28% when it freezed. The only programs I've installed are ROS (for my class) and Skype, but it freezes with both turned off. Any suggestions for what is the cause? Thanks in advance Specs: Acer Aspire E15 E5-571-51PC NVidia Geforce 820M Intel core i5 4 GB DDR3 L RAM 500 GB HDD submitted by /u/XkinhoPT [link] [comments]

Trying to install ubuntu on my old laptop Posted: 03 Apr 2019 05:44 AM PDT I tried to install ubuntu on my laptop but it is not installing it crashes when it time to install after entering username and password to set up need help plz submitted by /u/ReliableSage [link] [comments]

Open source code for linux /bin binaries? Posted: 02 Apr 2019 10:09 PM PDT hey all, looking for open source versions of (pre-compiled) source code for various binaries in the /bin directory (such as cat, chmod, echo, touch etc...) i'm really curious how these all work and am doing some small binary comparisons for a research project. thanks submitted by /u/twtwtwtwtwtwtw [link] [comments]

Ubuntu 18.04: Why didn't the system time change automatically for daylights saving? Posted: 03 Apr 2019 05:37 AM PDT I'm normally used to seeing the system clock (Windows) change it's time (plus or minus an hour) for Daylights savings. It even tells me in advance or even after the fact that the clock has been shifted an hour or so. However, that didn't happen on Ubuntu (I'm new to it). Not only that it didn't change, it seems like the system is completely unaware that that's even a thing. Any solutions? Suggestions? submitted by /u/E4Engineer [link] [comments]

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