hey anyone here willing to test my game out? im making an appimage for it, and i want to make sure it can launch on different distros

I want to try, is there anything in particular you want to test?

I want to try, is there anything in particular you want to test?

i just need to make sure it launches, heheh

its supposed to be a universal app image that works on most distros

its supposed to be a universal app image that works on most distros

Ok, I'm on Fedora and elementary freya

want me to send you a link to download or the file through telegram?

http://gamejolt.com/games/don-t-get-a-virus/148084

ive posted it here

Ok, could you send me the link by PM? I'm on the car right now and doesn't want to "lose" the link.

Have anyone test kodi kat f2?

F24?

Apesal Pakai kodi bro?

Apesal Pakai kodi bro?

Dont understand

I thought you're Malaysian too

Oo

hey anyone here willing to test my game out? im making an appimage for it, and i want to make sure it can launch on different distros

I'd like to test!

I tested it and it is working , do you have a problem with kodi?

In August 2013

do you still use XFCE?

I use some Xfce tools like xfce4-monitor-settings or xfce4-power-manager, but not the whole collection anymore, no.

Thanks for information

I use some Xfce tools like xfce4-monitor-settings or xfce4-power-manager, but not the whole collection anymore, no.

What do you mean? Aren't you using the Xfce DE?

No.

Fedora, you were lovely in a VM

but refuse to work on my laptop

RIP, went too young

but refuse to work on my laptop

logs? problems?

but refuse to work on my laptop

Do you tried with a netinstall iso + minimal install + basic graphic? I remember that for fedora 21 I had this problem on an HP laptop with amd proc and ati graphics.

The live workstation booted but got stuck at some point on installation or when pressing the function key to fix screen brightness.

The minimal install was small enough to install without getting stuck and pulled the most up to day packages without the bugs.

Yea I was able to get Fedora installed using the MATE spin

then I installed gnome from the repos and it bricked the laptop

It is possible to install fedora via command line without a graphical installation environment? Same as Archlinux or debian?

the keyboard backlights died and won't work anymore and the display manager just shows a black screen with a mouse cursor and does nothing else

I've tried for a week now to fix it

tried every grub parameter, installed the nvidia drivers from the website, blacklisted nouveau, tried nomodesetting

nothing works

then I installed gnome from the repos and it bricked the laptop

Try with a minimal install and the install gnome via:

I can get it installed, I just can't get it to run gnome

it has a problem I think with wayland?

or something, IDK

F23 worked fine

I installed it and gnome ran without a problem

but F24 refuses to work

even installing 23 first then updating, installing 24 via a different spin, etc

I have one of those Asus ROG laptops

but ew windows, no thanks

Try with a minimal install and the install gnome via:

su -c 'dnf groups install workstation-desktop-enronment'

I think F24 is maybe too bugged

hrmm I installed it with Mate spin and then ran 'dnf groupinstall gnome'

is that wrong way?

I think F24 is maybe too bugged

Why ?

then I disabled LightDM from systemd

stopped it, ran GDM

logged in

and my keyboard lights cut off and it crash looped

Why ?

Because F23 installs without a problem on the same machine

but F24 can't even get to anakonda screen

the machine is the same, the variable is the Fedora version

so I'm guessing it's 24 being a problem

I hard they have wayland in the background preparing for F25

so I think maybe my GPU doesn't like it

is that wrong way?

Not sure, but workstation-desktop-environment provide all the subgroups required to run gnome. I think gnome only just provide a basic set of packages and might be missing something in the process.

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Not sure, but workstation-desktop-environment provide all the subgroups required to run gnome. I think gnome only just provide a basic set of packages and might be missing something in the process.

Ah makes sense. I'm new to Fedora so I don't know how to use dnf too well

I come from Arch

I'm trying to learn RPM/DNF now

it's a bit different than what I'm used to using

I come from Arch

Archlinux rocks!

I have to learn the ins and outs still

Yea I'm running Arch on my main rig/gaming rig atm

But I wanted to run Fed24 on my laptop

and I have Fed24-XFCE spin on my work PC

Arch is my first 'full-time' linux distro

so I think maybe my GPU doesn't like it

It is nvidia based?

I had windows 7 on this computer and one day it became windows 10

and I said nahh, I'm good

downloaded arch.iso and just wiped my pc

It is nvidia based?

yea Nvidia 965m (non optimus)

Mate doesn't require 3D acceleration as gnome do, that might be the reason why Mate works and gnome doesn't.

yea Nvidia 965m (non optimus)

Try with a minimal install. Then try installing base-x group packages, the install nvidia proprietary binary following www.if-not-true-then-false.com guide/howto, the install gnome on top of that.

Try with a minimal install. Then try installing base-x group packages, the install nvidia proprietary binary following www.if-not-true-then-false.com guide/howto, the install gnome on top of that.

http://store.asus.com/us/item/201509AM220002986

That's the laptop I have

Mate doesn't require 3D acceleration as gnome do, that might be the reason why Mate works and gnome doesn't.

But gnome worked and installed with Fedora 23, no problems at all

Did Gnome change from F23 -> F24?

The only thing I read was something about implementing Wayland to prepare to make it default for F25

Did Gnome change from F23 -> F24?

Yep, it is 3.20 in F24

Without a stable desktop on which try this is difficult to try possible solution, given installing the proprietary binary require run level 3 you will be fine.

I don't have time to do that right now because I go to work soon

but I will try Net install -> drivers -> gnome

when I next have time to sit down and do it

otherwise I'm either going with OpenSUSE or Arch

sadly

BUT, I might be installing F24 on my main rig soon

but I will try Net install -> drivers -> gnome

I will private message you the possible order and groups packages to install.