It's actually the /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory.

cool thanks :)

Sorry I'm on the phone.

now just have to find a Gitlab package for Fedora 24 :P

as thats what i use that server for

now just have to find a Gitlab package for Fedora 24 :P

I'd install the RPM for CentOS 7: https://packages.gitlab.com/gitlab/gitlab-ce?filter=rpms In practice, it should work. ;-)

Eduardo trying that

Eduardo thank you :)

got it working now

Upgrading from fc22 to fc24 with KDE disable graphical login. Not sure if this happen upgrading from fc23 to fc24 since both uses sddm. fc22, IIRC, uses kdm.

Any luck ?

Hahaha, I still stuck on fc22, I need to make a preventive back up. The comments on kde comes from the official fedora users mailing list.

@pionen i just updated to 24 :)

By the way I have never used KDE, when I finished making the back up I will try KDE.

from 22

from 22

You are hardcore.

My fedora setup uses a lvm encrypted volume. Having a backup of my home will give me more confidence.

Hello people, Can I add more than 1 ssh key in pagure?

Hello people, Can I add more than 1 ssh key in pagure?

I have the same doubt.

Hello people, Can I add more than 1 ssh key in pagure?

@fhackdroid ?

And why is a contact managing application using 713MB?

I have like 10 contacts. All the application can do is show some contacts, birthdays and emails.

GNOME Software is not even opened yet it uses 80MB RAM.

There are some massive memory leaks in GNOME apps it seems.

@Tobias4X

Is a fresh install or upgrated?

GNOME Software is not even opened yet it uses 80MB RAM.

pulls and manages updates

tracker and tracker miner consume a lot of ram.

Is a fresh install or upgrated?

Pretty fresh, like a week old.

Pretty fresh, like a week old.

Did you enable online account management? Google?

pulls and manages updates

There are none says yum. I don't think 70MB are justified for fetching repos and comparing local packages to repo versions.

Did you enable online account management? Google?

I don't have any social network accounts. Nothing enabled.

tracker and tracker miner consume a lot of ram.

What is it?

Do you use GNOME Contacts?

Do you use GNOME Contacts?

Of course not. Evolution for everything

There are none says yum. I don't think 70MB are justified for fetching repos and comparing local packages to repo versions.

packagekitd

And that's from a 8GB machine.

Gnome-Software + packagekitd = pulls updates and applies them

Of course not. Evolution for everything

GNOME Contacts is Evolution. They integrate into each other.

dnf = does the same but without reboot XD

GNOME Contacts is Evolution. They integrate into each other.

Thats new to me

What is it?

Tracker keep track of every file you open, every directory you go, it uses a database that with the time might grow and consume lot of ram.

Thats new to me

GNOME Contacts are stored in ~/.local/share/evolution

Gnome-Software + packagekitd = pulls updates and applies them

I disabled this feature.

Well whatever you did - evolution barely eats >100MB with all Contacts, Calendars and Mails for me

Tracker keep track of every file you open, every directory you go, it uses a database that with the time might grow and consume lot of ram.

OK, but it doesn't even appear in my screenshot. So it doesn't bother me too much.

I disabled this feature.

How? It's pretty annoying because it seems to be broken – GNOME Software reports no updates while yum says there are some.

I'd like to disable GNOME Software as I update using yum anyways.

i can attest that 1 gb nautilus actually is a bug - that happened to me last time on Mint 15 tough

I'd like to disable GNOME Software as I update using yum anyways.

use dnf instead

CentOS has no dnf.

CentOS has no dnf.

Oh, now it gets clearer

What Gnome Version does Centos run?

3.14

This also explains why you can't reproduce my issue.

That is exactly the time when i had Problems with Mint

with Nautilus eating Ram like mad

These bugs are likely closed since 2 Years

Seems like the memory leaks were fixed lateron. Still I wonder how RedHat can allow itself to distribute software with this large memory leaks.

You get them now - for muh "stability"

I mean it doesn't bother me as I have enough RAM, but I can imagine companies getting annoyed by this.

Especially in countries that aren't as rich as Germany.

They just use opensuse/rhel/fedora/Ubuntu instead

Yes, exactly. RHEL.

I'd like to disable GNOME Software as I update using yum anyways.

su -c 'gsettings set org.gnome.software download-updates false'

ERROR: S client not available

plus, centos i have never seen as desktop os in wide deploment - mostly on servers

No serious company uses Fedora or Ubuntu.

where gnome contacts is the least of your concerns

plus, centos i have never seen as desktop os in wide deploment - mostly on servers

Given that CentOS is pretty much RHEL, and I see RHEL in large deployments as *desktop operating system* I disagree.

My university has large rooms filled with RHEL stations.

Desktop stations, that is.

su -c 'gsettings set org.gnome.software download-updates false'

Thanks.

My university has large rooms filled with RHEL stations.

Are Gnome Contacts used there? :P

It's kinda stupid to keep talking about GNOME Contacts. It is a general problem and you know it. If that answers your question, yes, the people there manage files. And yes, they use Nautilus.

I can't speak for the US, in Germany we use OpenSuse if we have enough Money for Support or outright Fedora/Ubuntu for Server and Desktop Deployment

Es ist eine deutsche Universität.

Es ist eine deutsche Universität.

Well, still can't blame a two years old Version really

Sure it has its Problems

True, though I think RedHat could provide some patches.

But it had a ton of Bugfixes over two ears

True, though I think RedHat could provide some patches.

RHEL 8 :P

lol

Given you pay for RHEL Support ...

Well your University atleast

My university probably does

They could ask for that "Support" to get 3.20

Though the C.S. department uses Fedora instead. They spend every semester vacation on installing the next Fedora release. Then they walk around crying about things that were broken and how long it took them to fix.

I mean, with this many computers in the deparment it's normal that things break.

However one could also opt for RHEL and not care for the next 10 years ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Though the C.S. department uses Fedora instead. They spend every semester vacation on installing the next Fedora release. Then they walk around crying about things that were broken and how long it took them to fix.

Suggest them to use Mate, it is rock solid, stable and light.

Oh, they offer every desktop environment. It's pretty cool actually since everybody can choose what he/she prefers.

The downside is that you have duplicate software, like Okular/Evince and Ark/File Roller etc.

Konqueror/Epiphany/Midori/Firefox

Oh, they offer every desktop environment. It's pretty cool actually since everybody can choose what he/she prefers.

They install all the DE on every machine?

I am working at Necmettin Erbakan University IT department, at Turkey. We are using ubuntu with unity on our labs and corporate computers, It seems more user friendly

However one could also opt for RHEL and not care for the next 10 years ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

And cry for unfixed Errors for 10 Years