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- Released 2016-08-30
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The expansion with Gul'dan, Sargeras and Illidan Stormrage. I think there's more of the legion and the black gate and suchlike.
See also AddOns compatible with World of Warcraft 7 (Legion)
live
All posts tagged live
TODO - make a proper page
TODO - add my notes
This is a language used for World of Warcraft addon programming and general scripting. This is separate from World of Warcraft macros.
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- Linux distributions
- Linux tools
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- /tag/shell-scripting-languages (sh is the base)
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Strongly tied with GNU software.
- Strong enough for there to be a GNU/Linux argument. An argument strong enough for me to want to side with just "Linux" by removing GNU software which has, for years, been abysmally-documented at best. It's better now, but the hate is still there.
- See /tag/gnu-software for a partial list.
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Linux distributions >
See also Linux distributions based on Slackware
(on Wikipedia)
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=Slackware
slackware.com
The oldest extant distribution, Slackware focuses on a sort of straightforwardness. It's not "light" or "easy", it is what it is. It's not cripplingly-difficult like Gentoo or Arch Linux. Using it is a little taxing on the mind, but doesn't actually require a whole lot of deep understanding. It's install was straightforward.
Using it, I feel "closer" to my computer.
| Distribution | Last tested | LiveUSB | Package Management | Rolling Release | systemd? | Ease |
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| Slackware | 2016-03-25 - 14.1 | text installer | partial + third-party | security | No (1, 2, 3) | "other" |
Problem: I collect information, and I need a mechanism to process it. My going through old links or performing smaller tasks is random.
Solution: Do at least five interesting things each day. Create new posts or a summary post of any edits or other interesting things.
Suggestions follow..
World of Warcraft AddOns are written in Lua.
TODO - absorb World of Warcraft AddOn Notes
See also:
Various ways to have multiple bootable linuxes on a USB stick.
See also:
See also /tag/voip-clients
I have been spending a good week or so with some spare-time research of VoIP telephone solutions.
It's a simple desire, really. I just want to have a phone number with voicemail and be able to make and receive local calls.
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These days, Webcams universally have microphones built-in.
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http://vocaroo.com/ online voice recorder
