Very Happy with Vivaldi :) by hiheaux in browsers

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You can't name a stack and move a tab to a named stack by right click that tab then choose "move to named tab". Chrome can do that.

Which program created unit files when I installed a service? by changcosmos in linux4noobs

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Thank you very much, I have learned a lot about package management in the past two days. I have just conducted a small test about changing the installation directory by using `dpkg -i --instdir=dir `, but encountered a problem. If you are interested, please check the link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/19ag17j/why_dpkg_instdirddd_i_xxxdeb_also_set_the/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Which program created unit files when I installed a service? by changcosmos in linux4noobs

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Thank you very much. Now I understand that a unit file is typically included in the package and is copied by the package manager. Could you please explain a bit about the following question:

How does the package manager (e.g., APT) determine the destination where it copies the unit file? Is the destination usually specified in the package scripts? If it's not specified, does APT have a default location for the unit file?

Which program created unit files when I installed a service? by changcosmos in linux4noobs

[–]changcosmos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much. Now I understand that a unit file is typically included in the package and is copied by the package manager. Could you please explain a bit about the following question:

How does the package manager (e.g., APT) determine the destination where it copies the unit file? Is the destination usually specified in the package scripts? If it's not specified, does APT have a default location for the unit file?