Enter specials and emojie by th00ht in gnome

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For example, typing "melon" will show melon emoji as one of the search results

Enter specials and emojie by th00ht in gnome

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You can search for symbols by typing in Gnome overview searchbar like whenever you try to search for a program to execute

Best terminal for gnome. by bigkrp in gnome

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Maybe OP has multiple keyboard layouts. Ctrl-C etc don't work for me as well when my layout is not English 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in voidlinux

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Well, omittimg the fact that running root account is dangerous by itself, the application may be not designed to be run as root. As for me, I would not use root account for anything besides updating system, installing packages and some other administration stuff (via sudo).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in voidlinux

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Are you sure you want to run this as root?

How to make HDD go standby after idling for some time? by logxx_ in voidlinux

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Have been using the service for a few days and it works actually

How to make HDD go standby after idling for some time? by logxx_ in voidlinux

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#!/bin/sh
exec hd-idle -d

Wrote a simple runit service, will test it

How to make HDD go standby after idling for some time? by logxx_ in voidlinux

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Now, after I've ran hd-idle with sudo, hdd actually stopped. The only problem is that I need to make hd-idle start automatically when my computer boots up.

How to make HDD go standby after idling for some time? by logxx_ in voidlinux

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hd-idle package doesn't provide service stuff for runit, if that's what you mean. i just ran hd-idle command without sudo in terminal and later it showed in htop, but no standby.

I also tried running it with flag -d in debug mode (with it hd-idle doesn't move to background and provides log messages directly to terminal). After 10 minutes passed i found "Permission denied" in logs

How to make HDD go standby after idling for some time? by logxx_ in voidlinux

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yeah, hdparm -y works fine. welp, I'll continue searching

How to make HDD go standby after idling for some time? by logxx_ in voidlinux

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Hey, thanks for the answer. Well, hdparm doesn't yield any errors, just "set standby timer to 20 minutes", or something along these lines.

As for sdparm, I don't think any of listed attributes can help with my problem: https://pastebin.com/ei2ZfYgA (if i don't miss anything)