Even smplayer.. Another front end

mplayer has a shitton of frontends, so I mention just mplayer and then he can lookup whatever frontend he likes (qt/gtk...)

Yup

and youtube

mpv can play youtube, soundcloud, bandcamp...that's the ones that I tried, possibly more

I use mpv as backend for smplayer ?

you should take a look at mpv and mplayer

Ok. Maybe umplayer based from mplayer

maybe

anyways, it's better to choose something that's in the repos rather than to compile yourself

Is mplayer can read subtitle .ass?

Should be

Mplayer can do anything...

Should be

Ok

Is mplayer can read subtitle .ass?

this file format makes me cringe

lol

Hey honey, may I read your subtitle ?

Hahaha

ASL

Anyone going to EuroPython? ?

Hi

Anyone going to EuroPython? ?

where/when?

I would love to but in Florida ??

Hi guys.. Has anyone ever faced "too many files open" error while doing some operation? I was using dar to backup a large folder.. This hasn't happened before though when I backed up the same folder..

mpv can play youtube, soundcloud, bandcamp...that's the ones that I tried, possibly more

Mpv uses youtube-dl and that supoorts tons of sites, so the list doesn't end there

https://twitter.com/Android/status/748547400210472961

Mpv uses youtube-dl and that supoorts tons of sites, so the list doesn't end there

Exactly

https://twitter.com/Android/status/748547400210472961

4chan will be disappointed. All their creativity wasted

https://www.ustream.tv/embed/22461912?html5ui&autoplay=true

Wow, stickers!

I love free stickers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpR1p__BkY4 :D

i thought someone would explain,,, but nevermind,, i will read it later,,, so how long do you think Ovirt will be made available for fedora24?

Rebuild, test and let us know ?

Why not use Kvm+SSH?

Crazy talk. Libvirt would make this far more manageable

When working a zillion vms

Cry

What a command for fix broken package in fedora? In ubuntu like apt -f install

Reinstall the package ?

Hi guys.. Has anyone ever faced "too many files open" error while doing some operation? I was using dar to backup a large folder.. This hasn't happened before though when I backed up the same folder..

Increase file open ulimits, or try to track down what is eating all the fd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpR1p__BkY4 :D

I almost cried

Crazy talk. Libvirt would make this far more manageable

dude i'm using libvirt

Hello World, As many people knows, at October 13,14,15 FUDCon Latam will held in Puno Perú. The final deadline to request funding is july 11th. Please if you want to come to FUDCon Puno, fill your ticket with "latam-meeting" in the keywords field and "FUDCon Puno: Travel Subsidy Request" in the Milestone field.

fill your ticket in the fudcon-planning trac

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpR1p__BkY4 :D

I don't think people understand what the word "live" means...

Hello World, As many people knows, at October 13,14,15 FUDCon Latam will held in Puno Perú. The final deadline to request funding is july 11th. Please if you want to come to FUDCon Puno, fill your ticket with "latam-meeting" in the keywords field and "FUDCon Puno: Travel Subsidy Request" in the Milestone field.

THanks.

@lesik2008 it was streamed live yesterday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpR1p__BkY4 :D

One of the "related videos" is of a conspiracy theorist linking CERN with Hindu devils, and that CERN was created by people who very well know who created the universe, and are trying to conquer his position.

One of the "related videos" is of a conspiracy theorist linking CERN with Hindu devils, and that CERN was created by people who very well know who created the universe, and are trying to conquer his position.

I more like the theory what CERN has long been secretly conducting experiments for time travel, using micro-black-holes they create in their LHC.

dude i'm using libvirt

Phew, had run into people using qemu/kvm in production

4,5 more Days of work next week then vacation :)

can't ubuntus and fedoras get along? ?

Sure! configure && make && make install

@sotrud_nik IMHO: Compiling from sources not always applicable. E.g. If I have old laptop - it's a hell for me

@sotrud_nik IMHO: Compiling from sources not always applicable. E.g. If I have old laptop - it's a hell for me

It was sarcasm, если что

can't ubuntus and fedoras get along? ?

It would be like using the same baking form for every cake in the world. Pointless, except for the ones that make the cake.

+1 for good point, -1 to cake totalitarianism

can't ubuntus and fedoras get along? ?

Never!

could you please tell me about flatpak a little bit ?

ERROR: S client not available

http://flatpak.org/

could you please tell me about flatpak a little bit ?

What would you like to know?

I learned some , your opinion is more important to me

Well, I like Flatpak, but I'm definitely biased because I work for the Red Hat desktop team. I think it's a good way to get software from upstream developers directly to users, but it also has its shortcomings like any other bundling technology.

I like Flatpak because I'm not so comfortable with the idea of Canonical pulling the strings. I know Flatpak isn't strictly speaking a RedHat project, but its close too them, and I trust them because they have a history of doing community wide stuff. Instead of specifically for their own distro like Canonical have a habit of doing. Even though they packaged Snappy up for other distros they seem to have caused a negative ripple for themselves by talking about it like other distros had got onboard with it when they hadn't.

I know the latest builds of Gnome software centre have support for Flatpak apps, maybe it will get support for Snaps too at some point, who knows.

Thanks for your opinions

Having a package that works everywhere is a horrible idea...

Having a package that works everywhere is a horrible idea...

Why?

If you want to build a project that should be widely accepted across distributions, you need to build it distro-agnostic from the ground up. That's what we've been trying to do with Flatpak. Yes, it's been mostly developed by redhatters, but it's been in an independent environment and everyone has been welcome to contribute from the day 1. We've also spent quite a lot of time talking to upstream projects and other distributions to make sure it satisfies their needs.

can't ubuntus and fedoras get along? ?

Of course not, ubuntu needs their special Snowflake shit with propreitary Backends

And I think snap vs flatpak is not the same situation as deb vs rpm. Because you can't easily install deb on Fedora and vice versa. But you can do that with snap and flatpak. Even though with snap it's limited now because the sandboxing is completely turn off and it requires SELinux disabled on Fedora.

Why?

Because different distros have different versions of deps. Arch Linux and Fedora have new deps, Debian and CentOS older ones (as examples). A package for all OS will only work if all deps are packaged into the package, which results in massive redundancy. It is also much more likely to be vulnerable, because if you have only one version of each dep, and the dep has a vulnerability, you update one dep and every software depending on it is fixed. With included deps you have to wait until every software is updated.

Hope it's clear. I'm typing on a tablet and mistyping a lot.

But it's just a tradeoff. Generally, the use of universal packages at all does not have to be obligatary.

Because different distros have different versions of deps. Arch Linux and Fedora have new deps, Debian and CentOS older ones (as examples). A package for all OS will only work if all deps are packaged into the package, which results in massive redundancy. It is also much more likely to be vulnerable, because if you have only one version of each dep, and the dep has a vulnerability, you update one dep and every software depending on it is fixed. With included deps you have to wait until every software is updated.

Redundancy is not such a issue, both flatpak and snap can deduplicate. Bundling libraries is a lesser issue with flatpak because it uses shared runtimes, but yeah, it's more demanding for maintenance than having one version of lib in the system, but we also have to say that it has big advantages, too. All apps will never agree on one version of given lib.

Beautiful.

It would probably also look good with the Scientific Linux logo, since SL is the CERN distro and physics is kinda related to space.

Yes u can ?

YAD (yet another dialog) , zenity

Hi All

I've update to Fedora 24 and my TeamViewer stop working

so I removed and when tried to install again the sistem give me this message: libpng12.so.0 is required by teamviewer-11.0.57095-0.i686

any help?

if you run dnf provides */libpng12.so.0 you will see that the package libpng12 will install that library for you :)

any help?

^

so you want dnf install libpng12

so I removed and when tried to install again the sistem give me this message: libpng12.so.0 is required by teamviewer-11.0.57095-0.i686

sudo dnf install libpgn12 must solve the problem ??