you never added one?
what works better is three backticks beginning and end.
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I did read itā¦ and after the third time, i gave up 
(three backticks also did nothing, butā¦ hey, itās me. Sorry!)
Oh, code works! nice.
Look at the lines where it says hunk failure.
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Iād think iām looking at it, but if iām supposed to come up with something, itās not working. I will forego looking and escalate to staring though.
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Can you post lines 12 and 30 here?
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I know what youāre asking, itās what iād have looked for had i known where/how to go about it
I didnāt have a stroke, am just new to this. I only found one google result that seemed to pose a solution, but i lack the knowledge to understand it, lol
Youāre using ` right?
On a US keyboard itās on the same key as ~ but Iām not sure about other layouts.
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Iād ask āwhereā, so the answer is presumably no?
Hmm. Your keyboard may not have it. 
Iāve edited your post to include the backticks.
You were using single quotes, which look awfully similar in a lot of fonts.
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My bad perhaps, i meant use ` where? I donāt understand the question.
- this is like the joke with the blowjobs, isnāt it, lol
Yes, thatās exactly it.
Oh, in the post formatting. Sorry! Iām debugging a different issue lol
I wouldnt know lol
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Has anyone here experienced a concern with the fan speed on Fedora as opposed to Ubuntu or Arch? I just reinstalled Fedora 31 to my laptop with Intel/Nvidia graphics. Iāve noticed that when using the open-source drivers, the fans seem to get āstuckā at a high idle as opposed to Ubuntu which are silent.
I woke up this morning to my laptop singing in the cornerā¦ This has happened for as long as Iāve had the laptop and tried to use Fedora; it has always drove me back to Ubuntu for fear of wearing out the fans prematurely.
pulseaudio --dump-conf
Hey,I donāt have an answer for you, but a genuine question, do you mostly leave your laptop plugged in to power?
If so, did you remove the battery?
Just wondering how laptop batteries cope with the constant charge/discharge nowadays
Hey! Iāve got a System76 Oryx Pro (Oryp3) and have had it for about three years now. I leave it plugged up most of the time, but I have enabled a setting in the BIOS called Flexicharger. Using this feature, the battery begins charging at 40% (lowest) and stops charging at 60%. Iāve noticed very, very little degradation of the battery.
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āFlexichargerā is a Clevo UEFI/BIOS thing. you should probably be able to customize the start and stop points in the advanced section if itās similar enough.
One warning about it iāve seen is that it can throw off the accuracy of battery indicators, but iām not well versed in it.
(yes, System76 rebadges clevo chassis.)
Wondering if NoMachine would be a better option compared to trying to get Steam Remote Play to act as a remote desktop tool on linux.
Already answered my own question. f.
I just moved my root partition into a folder less than 30 minutes ago. I had to boot a live usb and move everything back.
Now i have less than 1 gig free on /?
Edit, turns out the thing i was trying to do in / filled it up. The stuff I was doing should have been in my home folder, which is on a different partition.
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