CentOS

That is why Fedora was forced to release the "spins", with Cinnamon, xfce and others as their default environment. It was always possible to install Fedora with a different Desktop Environment from scratch, for example I used to install Fedora with Xfce for a very long time, and switched to KDE 4 l...

and yes, also struggling to get EPEL 8 packages. I tend to disagree. When CentOS 6 or 7 came out, it took quite some time, too, until EPEL was populated. It would be nice to have some statistical data about it, how much populated it was a year later etc. There are complaints about GNOME3 as the def...

Usually the Logitech webcams work fine in Linux, for example the Logitech C310 USB HD Webcam works out-of-the-box in CentOS 7. (I know this from first hand.)

The CentOS Linux distribution is a stable, predictable, manageable and reproducible platform derived from the sources of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). ... Since March 2004, CentOS Linux has been a community-supported distribution derived from sources freely provided to the public by Red Hat. As ...

I meant if there needed to be a file like that with some pre established content determined by Tex Live, not creating a file from scratch :P You need to create that file. See my first answer above: "(This file needs to be created since usually it does not exists.)" But still for "sudo tlmgr -gui" I...

Should I search for it somewhere else or is there a way to generate it? Just use a text editor in the Terminal to generate it, like nano or vi. You could also use a GUI text editor of your choice (like Gedit) to create the file somewhere in your home folder and copy the file to the target location ...

First of all I agree that this is the best way to install TeXlive on CentOS. II ran into a few issues: I had to do sudo perl install-tl , even when somewhere else I read sudo should not be used This depends on where do you want to install TeXlive. Only for you? Then sudo isn't needed but TeXlive nee...

CentOS just makes sure that it will be booted after installation.

You could easily change the UEFI boot order in CentOS with efibootmgr.

Maybe this is the problem:

amir385276 wrote: ↑

2020/07/01 19:27:31

[download] Resuming download at byte 523264

Have you tried removing the incomplete download first, so youtube-dl will do a fresh download of the video?

Do first.