Re: [orca-list] Keep Linux Tidy

[Vojtěch šmiro <vsmiro seznam cz>]

Hello,

That's hard. There is the list raspberryVI, but they talking only about 
Raspbian. Orca-list is only about Orca screenreader. 
Ubuntu-accessibility is only for Ubuntu accessibility bugs, but there 
isn't many people there, who have experience with Ubuntu or other 
systems on Raspberry. There is Stormux list, but there they solve 
Stormux system based on Arch.

Best regards

Vojta.

P. S. If you mean OCD like obsessive compulsive disorder, I have this 
problem too for 15 years. Don't allow it to fall to depression. Do 
something what you like before the status of your thinks will worse. If 
you want, write me privatelly and I perhaps can help you and write to 
you some practices what I am using.
Dne 01. 04. 21 v 22:45 Jonesy Cee via orca-list napsal(a):
> sorry if this is off-topic. If there are any other email lists where 
> this would be more appropriate, then please share them with me! 👍
>
> I am new to Linux and have a very simple question. I’m OCD and must keep 
> my new Ubuntu install clean and tidy in regard to the files in file 
> system. I understand that everything can automatically be kept clean by 
> using apt autoclean after apt installing something. How is it that I can 
> do the same thing if I manually download and install some thing. Here is 
> an example after installing veracrypt with apt and having to manually 
> download and run the installation script.
>
> . Download the installer tarball by running the command below.
>
> wgethttps://launchpad.net/veracrypt/trunk/1.23/+download/veracrypt-1.23-setup.tar.bz2
>
> Once the download is complete, extract the VeraCrypt tarball, navigate 
> to the source code extract directory and run the VeraCrypt installer.
>
> tar -xjf veracrypt-1.23-setup.tar.bz2
>
> This will extrct the VeraCrypt setup scripts in the current working 
> directory.
>
> *
> *
>
> *—- I understand that the WGET command will grab and download the 
> installation and then I unzip and run the script. This is just an 
> example, but is there an easier way to clean up this or anything similar 
> to this other than having to manually run, “rm file” and also rm on the 
> directory?*
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> *
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> *Should I CD to the downloads folder before running wget or git clone 
> and then somehow use a command to remove everything in the folder after 
> it has been used?*
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> *Lastly, if I download an application or even just a script using 
> something like wget or git clone, is there a certain place I should move 
> the application for executable script to put it with my other 
> applications? If I do so, would Atkin be able to see it with other 
> applications by typing Alt F1.*
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> *I very much appreciate any help you can provide ahead of time. Sorry 
> for the noob question.*
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> *Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in 
> the eye.” *
>
> *~ Helen Keller*
>
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