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50 users saying the lightbulb at their house is working, so it must be a configuration error. Suggest looking at the output of lgtconfig -v to debug.
Not so funny with modern IoT, maybe firmware upgrade is needed or restart wireless router :)
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Given that the kernel will/could expect to work without the programs, more or less, why it isn't Linux/GNU then. Linux is a kernel, the rest are just a programs.
if you use WSL1 you have all of GNU and zero Linux for instance
The macOS user in the back meanwhile has already changed the bulb and is doing other things now.
(fwiw I have appreciation for virtually all operating systems this is just meant to be a joke)
50 users saying the lightbulb at their house is working, so it must be a configuration error. Suggest looking at the output of lgtconfig -v to debug.
1 to suggest replacing the lightbulb with systemd-lightd
After which you have to follow the straightforward systemd service troubleshooting procedure: systemctl is-system-running systemctl list-units systemctl list-units -t service --all systemctl list-units --state failed systemctl is-failed light.service systemctl status light.service systemctl show light.service journalctl -u light.service systemctl restart light.service journalctl -u light.service systemctl stop light.…
1 to tell the user to file a super extensive bugzilla ticket backtracking all the history of the light bulb like on/off frequency, usage, etc. 1 who says they should rewire the entire house electrical wiring in Rust. 1 who says that more light bulbs can be found in the usual place: a drawer called /etc, or /usr, or /usr/local/, or /opt, or...
1 person who will protest against Rust and will write it in PHP.
666 people suffering the bulb.php that when turned on or off will consult a ten thousand entry long list of stuff that might happen.
One to tell you to use arch. One to tell you arch is not necessary and Ubuntu works great. One to tell you that why not just use Debian, because it's the original pure form of Ubuntu? Then a FreeBSD hacker will come in and tell us about the manual pages. Soemone from a crypt in a dark forest of Germany will come out and ask us our thoughts on Open SUSE. The macOS user in the back meanwhile has already changed the bul…
Microsoft users have seventeen thousand lightbulbs to choose from. The free ones come with malware. The cheap ones vary in quality. The expensive ones come with no warrant of functionality, and all of them come with EULAs too long for any two lawyers to decipher identically.
One to tell you to use arch. One to tell you arch is not necessary and Ubuntu works great. One to tell you that why not just use Debian, because it's the original pure form of Ubuntu? Then a FreeBSD hacker will come in and tell us about the manual pages. Soemone from a crypt in a dark forest of Germany will come out and ask us our thoughts on Open SUSE. The macOS user in the back meanwhile has already changed the bul…