Post Your ScreenFetch
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@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
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@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
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@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
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@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
Oh... for you, it'd be
apt-get install screenfetchI thought Debian had switched to just apt...
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@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
Oh... for you, it'd be
apt-get install screenfetchI thought Debian had switched to just apt...
I don't think it is in the repo... "Unable to locate package screenfetch". The stuff i saw online says you have to go out to the innerwebs to fetch it, but this device is locked away from the outside. So I guess I could stick it on a USB or something. Or let the device through the firewall for a moment.
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@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
Oh... for you, it'd be
apt-get install screenfetchI thought Debian had switched to just apt...
I don't think it is in the repo... "Unable to locate package screenfetch". The stuff i saw online says you have to go out to the innerwebs to fetch it, but this device is locked away from the outside. So I guess I could stick it on a USB or something. Or let the device through the firewall for a moment.
Or spin up a fresh VM so the interwebz can't start attacking your production machine.
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@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
Oh... for you, it'd be
apt-get install screenfetchI thought Debian had switched to just apt...
I don't think it is in the repo... "Unable to locate package screenfetch". The stuff i saw online says you have to go out to the innerwebs to fetch it, but this device is locked away from the outside. So I guess I could stick it on a USB or something. Or let the device through the firewall for a moment.
Or spin up a fresh VM so the interwebz can't start attacking your production machine.
That takes Linux skills I do not possess... but I am currently upgrading the Airvision software via SSH. After a little research, I discovered that it can ping 8.8.8.8, so it's not unable to reach the net. I think the 2013 tutorial just has old URLs for screenfetch.
Thanks for the assist though. I really want to screenfetch this thing now.
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@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...
... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.
But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!
What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetchIt's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
Oh... for you, it'd be
apt-get install screenfetchI thought Debian had switched to just apt...
I don't think it is in the repo... "Unable to locate package screenfetch". The stuff i saw online says you have to go out to the innerwebs to fetch it, but this device is locked away from the outside. So I guess I could stick it on a USB or something. Or let the device through the firewall for a moment.
Or spin up a fresh VM so the interwebz can't start attacking your production machine.
That takes Linux skills I do not possess... but I am currently upgrading the Airvision software via SSH. After a little research, I discovered that it can ping 8.8.8.8, so it's not unable to reach the net. I think the 2013 tutorial just has old URLs for screenfetch.
No time like the present to learn! 8-)
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It's not a traditional fetch, but I'll give it a shot:
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Oracle Linux, that's a first!
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