is a command

Meet the Ubuntu 17.10 GNOME Shell Theme http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/ubuntu-17-10-gnome-shell-ambiance

@Wolfshappen already have this theme on his Fedora Workstation :p

@Wolfshappen already have this theme on his Fedora Workstation :p

Eh, you know i'm not much for anything but glorious arc-dark

Zukitre here

@Wolfshappen already have this theme on his Fedora Workstation :p

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any idea why nautilus-actions isn't on Fedora???

is it supported at all??? http://www.nautilus-actions.org/

any idea why nautilus-actions isn't on Fedora???

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any idea why nautilus-actions isn't on Fedora?

is it supported at all??? http://www.nautilus-actions.org/

Click bait.

@jflory ban this guy, please.

Click bait.

Wait, what?

nautilus-action?

This seems legit

any idea why nautilus-actions isn't on Fedora?

Its builtin.

Hmm

You just need to add the scripts you want in the user scripts folder

https://fedoramagazine.org/integrating-scripts-nautilus/

hm... I'll check that! Thanks @Wolfshappen

https://fedoramagazine.org/integrating-scripts-nautilus/

See for reference @xen0fon

Yes you cant edit entries directly but this is supported across every distro and shows up neatly in a scripts menu on rightclick.

IMHO the better thing.

https://fedoramagazine.org/integrating-scripts-nautilus/

damn! thanks! I'm trying to integrate rclone to nautlus and I thought "That would be really cool to post on Fedora Magazine! thanks again!

Guys, is it possible to adjust GNOME Boxes guest to the real hosts resolution? I have Dell XPS 13 with QHD display, and run RHEL into boxes. It is using reduced resolution :(

Guys, is it possible to adjust GNOME Boxes guest to the real hosts resolution? I have Dell XPS 13 with QHD display, and run RHEL into boxes. It is using reduced resolution :(

you might want to use virt-manager for extended settings

you might want to use virt-manager for extended settings

thanks, I'll try

gnome-boxes is quite barebones

Anyone trying to development cuda apps on fedora?

Which compiler r u using?

you might want to use virt-manager for extended settings

+1

Which compiler r u using?

doesnt nvidia provide a tooling set with its eclipse-based development thingie?

They do but the tool chain is broken

@jflory ban this guy, please.

I assume someone already took care of whatever it was

Anyone trying to development cuda apps on fedora?

Well, not me, but so far i just found these: 1. https://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver 2. https://negativo17.org/category/cuda

Who uses KDE Spins? Works normally?

Who uses KDE Spins? Works normally?

I used 25 jam way back when. It worked fine, on my 2 laptops. YMMV, though.

http://www.micromaxinfo.com/mobile-phones/smartphones/canvas-mobiles/canvas-infinity

... Nice logo

hi guys, is there another nice dark/black theme in fedora repo besides arc?

hello guys,

hi

hello guys,

aloo

helloooo

*not

Will Fedora 27's beta release be pushed through gnome-software?

Will Fedora 27's beta release be pushed through gnome-software?

Included as default apps store?

I mean, when 26 hit beta I got a notification from gnome-software about it and I was asked to (optionally) update to the beta. I'm wondering if the same thing will happen to this beta release

I mean, when 26 hit beta I got a notification from gnome-software about it and I was asked to (optionally) update to the beta. I'm wondering if the same thing will happen to this beta release

This behavior will be same in every Fedora GNOME spin.

hi guys, is there another nice dark/black theme in fedora repo besides arc?

Not many that i know of, gnome-looks may have more tough.

Who uses KDE Spins? Works normally?

Didnt work on my setup but i have to add it was a rather strange one that only gnome didnt crash on.

If you can help it dont use vbox.

virt-manager will serve the same purpose and will be much less damaging to your machine.

Will Fedora 27's beta release be pushed through gnome-software?

No, the beta will not - only release.

virt-manager will serve the same purpose and will be much less damaging to your machine.

Will try it ✌

Will try it ✌

If it is going nice remove virtualbox and all modules as soon as you can as they may introduce bugs and problems in your kernel.

If it is going nice remove virtualbox and all modules as soon as you can as they may introduce bugs and problems in your kernel.

can i install it directly from terminal using dnf.or should i download it

can i install it directly from terminal using dnf.or should i download it

sudo dnf install virt-manager

virt-manager will serve the same purpose and will be much less damaging to your machine.

VirtualBox is damaging the system? wtf

VirtualBox is damaging the system? wtf

It is tainting your kernel for one - making bug reports from your system watched with wearyness. And kernel modules can introduce bugs and side effects, especially one that handles virtual networking, hypervisor activity and co.

ERROR: S client not available

And you can't use abrt with a tainted kernel either, taking the possiblity that if your machine has an actual bug in the kernel you can just let the tool autosubmit it.

That and more makes me recommend to just use whats coming with the system - its a slight downgrade in usability (unless you're happy with gnome-boxes and dont need all the fancies virt-manager provides) but an upgrade in stability, security and general things all around.

Hmm.. I always used vbox on windows host and continued on Arch :|

Didn't know anything about such kernel integration.

On Windows its a-ok, not like you have much of a choice for good hypervisors on toy os. XD

Didn't know anything about such kernel integration.

When installing virtualbox it autoinstalls a kernel module for you.

Usually.

When installing virtualbox it autoinstalls a kernel module for you.

Oh

That vbox module for kernel?

Yep.

On Windows its a-ok, not like you have much of a choice for good hypervisors on toy os. XD

Toy os, lmao

you might want to use virt-manager for extended settings

So, it acts exactly the same, unfortunately. But maybe, just maybe it's a problem of guest OS, not virtualization. I'm planning to try latest Fedora as a guest to confirm.

So, it acts exactly the same, unfortunately. But maybe, just maybe it's a problem of guest OS, not virtualization. I'm planning to try latest Fedora as a guest to confirm.

You could just try upping the resolution inside the VM

You could just try upping the resolution inside the VM

There is no option for 4k

There is no option for 4k

4k is something many real GPUs are starting to support, pick something like 1080p

Yes, 4k is likely heavier than what qemu supports

I mean I just want matching resolution between host and guest

I mean I just want matching resolution between host and guest

did you install the spice guest tools?

hmmm

no

Because then it will autoresize the draw area of the vm

I thougth they are provided for linux guests by default

If you have a recent enough version packaged by your distro

I thougth they are provided for linux guests by default

Only RHEL-based guests.

Only RHEL-based guests.

Well, it's exactly RHEL :)

7.4

Thats weird then

look in the repos for anything spice or qxl

It resizes VM resolution, just using lower one

I think he's just hitting a limit on resolution