Why does my Debian Jessie still throw 'cannot find libc.so.6' on kernel 4.19

so i was messing with quantum computing and i got stuck on this one problem. basically, my circuit wasnt behaving like it should and i couldnt figure

so i try to install one package and suddenly half my system is broken. apt-get is supposed to make life easier, right? i mean, i've been using linux f

I have been moving data to external SSDs and flash drives for the last few weeks, and each time GNOME spawns a hidden .Trash folder in the root of the

anyone got a good writing app they actually use?? been trying a few and they all seem to be missing something... dont need all the bells and whistles

i m using arch with fish shell its been logging the kernel output 2GB of data it will display the first half then kill the tail process no traceback j

so i try to install one package and suddenly half my system is broken. apt-get install -f just loops forever like it’s mocking me. then i realize i do