CentOS

You need something like this in /etc/proftpd.conf:

This sounds like a topic for the Nvidia linux forum which you can find here: https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/g ... /linux/148

The current version of dvd+rw-tools is included in both CentOS 7 and 8 (because it's 13 years old). It's supposed to support writing to blue-ray discs. I've never tried it because I don't own anything blue-ray, but a possible command line for writing ISOs is given here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/in...

There seem to be several I219-LM. Mine says and is supported by the 7.9 e1000e driver. Your [8086:0d4c] isn't.

You could try the e1000e driver from elrepo. They package a more recent version.

Shared library names do not refelect the software version but the ABI version. This library is built as part of gcc. So far, all versions of gcc install it as libquadmath.so.0.0.0. The soname is libquadmath.so.0, therefore the link. In other words: there is nothing to update.

Your conclusion is wrong: google-chrome-stable doesn't depend on opera-beta. Of course not, why would it?

Try another viewer, preferably one not using java.

PyQwt-5.2.0 is from 2009 and uses qt4. The instructions you mention seem way outdated, because the python program you're trying to run uses qt5.

Seems to get complicated now. First you need a build of the qwt library for qt5. Epel only has a build for qt4. Then you need python bindings for this, which are not in epel for either version of qt. You can try to find and then rebuild the source rpms from fedora.

The package you want is python36-qt5 from epel.