LOL! Somebody stole the name "Minux":

https://www.minux.io/

Maybe you meant MINIX?

Minux:

I think that you might be confusing the term (T2) some might be using to abbreviate a movie title (Terminator 2) with the terminator models.

Terminator models (there is no T2):
        T-600 (Series 600): Early, large infiltrator model with rubber skin and a slow, clunky design, making it easier for humans to spot.
        T-700: A precursor to the T-800, featuring a more compact design.
        T-800 / T-850 / T-888: The most common and iconic model (Model 101). It uses living tissue over a titanium hyper-alloy endoskeleton for superior infiltration. The T-850 is a more durable, upgraded version with enhanced power cells.
        T-1000: A highly advanced, "liquid metal" Terminator made of mimetic polyalloy, capable of shapeshifting and forming bladed weapons, though vulnerable to extreme temperatures.
        T-X (Terminatrix): Known as the most sophisticated in the original timeline, it combines a solid endoskeleton with a liquid metal outer body, featuring built-in, heavy plasma weaponry.
        T-3000: A John Connor hybrid created by infecting a human with nanomachines, allowing for superhuman strength and rapid regeneration.
        T-5000: A highly advanced, possibly organic-based machine used by Skynet to infect others.
        Rev-9: A specialized, dual-component model (similar to T-1000 and T-800 capabilities) featured in Dark Fate.

You are the king!

Yes of course, in the beginning of the thread, I was making a joke that ZK missed and jumped at me for some strange reason.

Also, I remember I put a lot of hope in X2GO for regular windows users but experienced the same inconsistencies either on Linux, windows, mac. So ended up bundling ssh, vnc and a batch script instead to them.

Do you have any useful experience with that with a reasonable sample of regular users to provide any direction?

Thanks in advance,

Indeed, sorry about replying to you instead DamnOregonian!

Yeah I remember trying something else which did just that, forgot the name right now, but anyways I found it glitchy and buggy thus less reliable. Oh! I do now X2GO or something like that.

Anyway, I obviously don't enter the -L manually every time and use a couple lines bash script instead.

MaybeRemmina is better, can you really vouch for it? It'd be handy for my customers and users in general.

-Thanks

Hey! You called me a shitbag first and I find "newbie" extremely more polite!

As a consolation price; I just tested it this morning and it's alt-F[1-6] while booting without X GUI and ctrl-alt-[1-6] while in X GUI.

If you switch to no GUI shell from X GUI, then you can get back to X GUI with alt-F7

Take care buddy,

I see that you are some kind of Linux newbie because you use CTLR-ALT-F to get a shell only when in a GUI like X and if you are in a X GUI, all you need to do is open another terminal to kill any process.

So it's CTRL-F just like I said.

CTLR-ALT-F is only used if X crashes or hangs for some reason and it's the only situation where I use it.

You are welcome!

woosh...

I access my VNC GUI through a ssh connection, option: -L5901:127.0.0.1:5901

True, I just hit ctrl-F2 to get another shell and kill the vim process like everybody else does. I used to login through ssh from another computer to kill the vim process before I learned about ctrl-F2 from my Unix mentor.

Yes eclipse IDE does that and so do I for my own software releases. At some point although, version numbers were more indicative of major structural changes but not so much anymore if you look at Google chrome or Firefox release number for example.

Well then Linus is lucky Sun Microsystems open-sourced java from the start so we can have openjdk now because Oracle would have for sure sued Linus into oblivion:
https://www.baeldung.com/java-...

sequalphabet sounds better to me.