i still dont know how DRPM compresses packages

FWIW, eight years ago I wrote up a short summary on how the deltarpm algorithm works:https://cedarandthistle.wordpress.com/2009/11/06/on-binary-delta-algorithms/

Thats a new one then

dumping lineage as i am unable to use a virtual keyboard

dumping lineage as i am unable to use a virtual keyboard

wait what

spent 3 hours trying to fix it, reflashing gapps and lineage, wiped system and did all that

You mean ... the literal default keyboard?

yes...

can't enable it

neither Gboard or the AOSP keyboard work

I'm trying to write ZSH completion for kdeconnect-cli. The problem is ZSH completely ignoring #compdef kdeconnect-cli. Do you have any idea why?

Is chromium included in the main repos?

Is chromium included in the main repos?

Yes, but with removed all patented multimedia codecs. So it completely useless.

Yes, but with removed all patented multimedia codecs. So it completely useless.

It can browse the web, though.

You should enable RPMFusion and install chromium-freeworld package.

So not completely useless.

It can browse the web, though.

It cannot play even videos on Youtube => useless.

Thanks again answering!

Erhum, s/again/for

I'm trying to write ZSH completion for kdeconnect-cli. The problem is ZSH completely ignoring #compdef kdeconnect-cli. Do you have any idea why?

is the file named _kdeconnect-cli and in your fpath?

It cannot play even videos on Youtube => useless.

It can for me 90% of the time - and the others i either can wait for youtube to convert to vp9 or use mpv.

is the file named _kdeconnect-cli and in your fpath?

yeap. /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/_kdeconnect-cli

did you call zsh again after adding the file?

did you call zsh again after adding the file?

I've done all the experiments with very simple config (just "HI" as a first argument). And I've done them simultaniously with two files /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/_kdeconnect-cli and /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/_rustc. rustc works just as expected. I guess it means that i've called zsh in a proper manner (I've even tried rebooting =] )

My last guess would be that one needs to escape the e - c then but - no idea if and how

My last guess would be that one needs to escape the e - c then but - no idea if and how

there is a _kernel-install file in this directory. No escaping over there. I've tried adapting its config - doesnt work =\

My last guess would be that one needs to escape the e - c then but - no idea if and how

while kernel-install completion works

FWIW, eight years ago I wrote up a short summary on how the deltarpm algorithm works:https://cedarandthistle.wordpress.com/2009/11/06/on-binary-delta-algorithms/

Interesting read. I didn't know that deltarpm is better than courgette and bsdiff in term of size

Interesting read. I didn't know that deltarpm is better than courgette and bsdiff in term of size

It's not necessarily better than courgette, but uses a different algorithm that doesn't have patent problems.

And bsdiff uses the same algorithm as deltarpm.

That's bsdiff the tool

Hey guys

How can I remove a installed software from a live USB?

I mean, I can't boot (again) so I was thinking of trying remove the driver I installed through the live USB...

But when I dnf list from the terminal on the live, I can't see the packages that are on my disk :c

If you can't even boot...

Where does the boot process stop?

But when I dnf list from the terminal on the live, I can't see the packages that are on my disk :c

You need to chroot into your installed system using the live system before being able to use dnf on the installed system.

You need to chroot into your installed system using the live system before being able to use dnf on the installed system.

Ok ty! I'll try again

You need to chroot into your installed system using the live system before being able to use dnf on the installed system.

I can't make a "chroot Fedora_root", it says it's not a directory :/ But it is!

Well, I tried changing directory to that folder and then running "chroot /" I'm as root now, but it still won't work ?

I can't make a "chroot Fedora_root", it says it's not a directory :/ But it is!

It is not that easy, read the documentation.

I'm AFK and on a shitty data plan, sorry :(

And yes thats definitely a router/appliance stuffs - the problem is likely that your isp cant setup a network if his life depended on it or you have done something on windows to fake your mac address maybe?

Greatwork

ok

I mean, I can't boot (again) so I was thinking of trying remove the driver I installed through the live USB...

Did you install the driver again after the chaos it led to last time?

Did you install the driver again after the chaos it led to last time?

Yeah! Tried with "dnf install nvidia-driver" this time... But it was not a good idea I see now hahahah

But on my last try, I entered from the rescue option on grub and removed the driver from command line, then I was able go reboot and login in with GUI again

Hope it works when I turn it on again later today hahahah

Updated too latest CentOS on a server now

Updated too latest CentOS on a server now

Too latest? :) I think fedora is "too latest CentOS"

Too latest? :) I think fedora is "too latest CentOS"

:D

guys how to change direction icon ( spical direction )

Could you specify that

New IRL Mozilla Podcast episode: https://irlpodcast.org/episode7/

Is 27 beta coming out as scheduled tomorrow???

who will try beta ?

Why wouldn't people?

I'll wait until Fedora 28 will be released. One Fedora version per year and then update.

I'll wait until Fedora 28 will be released. One Fedora version per year and then update.

I do the same thing... I'm on 25 atm

I'll wait until Fedora 28 will be released. One Fedora version per year and then update.

But why?

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who will try beta ?

Me, in VM.

I update it when I found my net speed is great however beta or not

Me, in VM.

yeah, bcz feedback

I update it when I found my net speed is great however beta or not

So? That doesn't mean no one else uses beta releases....

no man there are alot of people use beta

But why?

Becouse summer is a free enough time. If something breaks I will have a time to fix.

There are much more work for me in winter

Becouse summer is a free enough time. If something breaks I will have a time to fix.

Fedora is quite stable.

Fedora is quite stable.

Yeah, the last alphas were plenty bug free too...

Fedora is quite stable.

Yes, but some packages might be broken in a moment you'll need it

Yeah, the last alphas were plenty bug free too...

As for me 24 with Wayland was faster and more stable than 26

I used fedora beta twice and there are no problem I can remember

As for me 24 with Wayland was faster and more stable than 26

What? That's odd.

Just my expirience

Same notebook, same configurarion

Just my expirience

Every hardware is a snowflake, tbh...

Yes, but some packages might be broken in a moment you'll need it

Not in Fedora.

Docky(dock panel) for example

It was in 22(probably in 23), but not in 24 and later

It was in 22(probably in 23), but not in 24 and later

Outdated project without active maintainers.

I see. So any packages without active maintainers gets dropped?

GParted on Wayland

Yes, of course I can use fdisk

But why program with quite good GUI do not work on Wayland?

I see. So any packages without active maintainers gets dropped?

Yes, ofc.

Wayland is still new, so I wouldn't be surprised if most application didn't work.

GParted on Wayland

This is Gparted's problem, not Fedora's.

But gparted is frequently used, so in this case I'll admit that I'm surprised

But gparted is frequently used, so in this case I'll admit that I'm surprised

It can use xwayland.

But why program with quite good GUI do not work on Wayland?

Ask their developers.