That’s a very clever solution, thank you! I’ll take a look at MediaWiki as well.

I saw the green outline and thought this was some sort of Batman/Bane kind of deal where you get chucked in there and have to make some incredibly difficult climbs to get out.

Then I saw the people inside the walls

Another layer of irony here: ducks have corkscrew penises.

Nooo Tavros deserves better tbh.

Mine is that John and Vriska should have ended up together. I fucking stan spiderbreath. iykyk

Me irl

Ohhh that makes sense. The kitties are looking down at it

I’ll look into it, thanks!

definitely will.

Good point. I’m not sure how old these are either, if the data is already corrupted or if they have disc rot or anything

My PC is on Pop!_OS, I’m pretty sure it has a CD drive with it too.

Thanks! I think my pc has a CD drive, I’ll see about imaging the files.

yeah that’s what in afraid of, if it’s copywrite or DRM protected.

that’s where I wanna be

This and then “congratulations sailor” on Friday. the duality of man

I want you to know that I read through and appreciate this in depth write up and critique of the previous person’s source/citation.

That worked perfectly. Thank you so much!

I don’t know how to check the apt install logs; from the terminal, I can’t scroll up for whatever reason (still on the terminal/console with no gui). What would be the nvidia installer? looking that up only gives me results on ubuntu-drivers install command.

Is there a way to purge the entire grep output without going through one by one? also, is the main meta package that dkms file?

edit: I went through and deleted everything in that list one by one, but for whatever reason, some things won’t delete: I tried using rm -rf' and shred` on those files, but they still show up when I grep them (and the shred command says they’re not there when I try to delete them, even tho they show up in grep)

edit 2: OK I had tried running sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall' again, saw the same issue that dkms-570 wasn't configured correctly. went through deleting everything in the -l output one by one. this time the -l thing didn't return anything, so then I tried running sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall’ again. which returned the same issue, with dkms-570 not being configured