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I came up with a couple decent tongue-twisters: "I've never met a master draughtsman nor a dafter marksman", and "twice baked rice cakes, thrice baked spice cakes"
any idea how to procure a unique "hardware id" for a licencing manager on linux? How does intellij or other programs do this?
I don't really know. I searched for "Linux hardware fingerprint" and found this: https://serverfault.com/a/733119
maybe the same as
cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_serial
which is what chat gpt said. The issue is they require root permissions and I hoped I can avoid that (for user experience).
Also this is something like "to be set by o.e.m." fo rmeThe answer seem to say that you don't need root permissions for getting the hard drive uuid
we have some licencing lib and it does something, so "solved". They say "id files". I don't know and I hope I won't need to know.
use an online account, as jetbrains does. • if you bind your software to my motherboard/HD, I will need to buy a new software once I swap my HD/motherboard? • i use multiboot with the same home dir. • how to handle VM's and snapshots? • how to handle rsync between linux machines?