Gnu World Order

Klaatu installs ZFS and creates a ZFS USB drive. Continuing his review of all packages installed with Slackware, he talks about reiserfs and rpm2tgz. Finally, a thoroughly biased unbiased review of the amazing webhost cooperative, [webhosting.coop](http://webhosting.coop). shasum -a256=e006c06f7e9af285d921612cc941279ff1cae755376568984c5ef859299d9984

All about the quota command from Slackware package set **a** ` # enable quota in /etc/fstab # for example: # /dev/sda1 / ext4 defaults,usrquota 0 2 # # then remount the partition: % whoami % root % mount -o remount / # create quota index: % quotacheck --user --create-files --no-remount # if it fails with ## cannot stat() /dev/root # then this is a workaround: % ln -s /dev/sda1 /dev/root # now turn quota on: % quotaon / # set quota amounts with % setquota --help # or % EDITOR=emacs edquota klaatu ` shasum -a256=0f7323e0573160167e58c75ace6382953dd1bb0ef1ab0e94ab73447f84af8ec3

Lister feedback, a new book, Lua, Luarocks, and much more. ` --[[ GNU All-Permissive License Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright notice and this notice are preserved. This file is offered as-is, without any warranty. https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html ]]-- -- main.lua vw = 720 vh = 480 function love.load() -- loads once at launch love.window.setMode(vw,vh,{resizable=false, vsync=false}) love.window.setTitle('Dice') math.randomseed(os.time()) computer = math.random(1,20) player = math.random(1,20) end function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(255, 255, 255) if player > computer then love.graphics.printf("Player wins!",0,vh*0.5,vw*0.5, 'center') else love.graphics.printf("Co

Season 13 begins! We have switched to a fancy new hosting provider, [Webhosting.coop](http://webhosting.coop), a cooperative web hosting organization run in part by Josh Cox, a long-time supporter of the show. Introductory episodes about [Linux](https://gnuworldorder.info/#0x0) and [Slackware](https://gnuworldorder.info/#0x1) have been posted. If you're new to Linux, start with these episodes!. For previous seasons of this show, visit the archive at http://gnuworldorder.info In _this_ episode, Klaatu reads some listener feedback, and then ponders why we don't just build open source on Windows or Mac. shasum -a256=ff9eebc17d997316ead082b899e1497813d34b13056f8d989df0286c6aa554e2