broken keyboard :v

What key is broken?

What key is broken?

it seems like ^ and @ are broken ?

it seems like ^ and @ are broken ?

I think ^@ is one key, not combination keys. Thanks for your informations

you're welcome ?

you're welcome ?

I boot with older kernel (4.11), it looks normal

My laptop ia Acer One Z1401

Hi... Does someone know how to tether vpn from android to fedora

I had the exact same problems only a few days ago

I get solution from other distro forum that have some problem. But, is it safety to applied on Fedora? Backlisting the input_polldev https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=230340

Please refrain from posting on topics that are not related to Fedora or Open Source in general

This is a warning, next time your post will be removed

Hi guys

Can you ask user questions here?

Sure

What device do you have?

Oh

The dreaded Broadcom drivers

They are always faulty :/

Broadcom wifi doesn't really get along with Linux

Maybe because Ubuntu includes non open source drivers for it

But Fedora has a strict policy about open source

You are left to download the drivers and install them yourself, there should be tutorials on YouTube or just google, sorry I can't help you now, being from mobile :/

Broadcom wifi doesn't really get along with Linux

Enable RPMFusion repository (both free and non-free) and install sudo dnf install gcc kernel-devel kernel-headers akmod-wl.

Hey, I'm thinking of switching from Arch to Fedora's KDE spin. Any important things I should be aware of? Any significant changes in Fedora since 21 ?

Hey, I'm thinking of switching from Arch to Fedora's KDE spin. Any important things I should be aware of? Any significant changes in Fedora since 21 ?

There were tons of changes since then. But if you’re coming from Arch you won’t feel too much the difference.

Were you using KDE in Arch?

Hey, I'm thinking of switching from Arch to Fedora's KDE spin. Any important things I should be aware of? Any significant changes in Fedora since 21 ?

Important things: think twenty times if you have an nvidia card and intend to use the binary (non-nouveau) driver.

Else go along, you'll get a tested and very recent kde at your disposal

Were you using KDE in Arch?

Nope. Gnome. But I want to switch. And I'm sick of Arch too. Things break down frequently. So, I'm thinking of switching to Fedora KDE

Important things: think twenty times if you have an nvidia card and intend to use the binary (non-nouveau) driver.

Nah, not Intel

Not nvidea*

I have Intel Integrated Graphics .

I have Intel Integrated Graphics .

Then have fun with the fedora kde spin (while i would recommend gnome as its even more stable because its the main DE of fedora)

Ok. But I'm not going back to GNOME.

Nope. Gnome. But I want to switch. And I'm sick of Arch too. Things break down frequently. So, I'm thinking of switching to Fedora KDE

I’m a big fan of KDE so I would say “go for it”. Personally I have Workstation with KDE installed on top, so I can switch to Gnome if I want to.

??

I’m a big fan of KDE so I would say “go for it”. Personally I have Workstation with KDE installed on top, so I can switch to Gnome if I want to.

KDE actually uses less ram and less CPU usages than Gnome. Honestly I have been distro-spinning for the past few days but i gotta hand it to Fedora for th most stable KDE out there. Cheers to the packagers of Fedora-KDE spin!

I’m a big fan of KDE so I would say “go for it”. Personally I have Workstation with KDE installed on top, so I can switch to Gnome if I want to.

I am a fan too, I am using KDE for the first time, I started to use today and I will keep it as my default graphic interface forever.

KDE actually uses less ram and less CPU usages than Gnome. Honestly I have been distro-spinning for the past few days but i gotta hand it to Fedora for th most stable KDE out there. Cheers to the packagers of Fedora-KDE spin!

It's true, I have a Pentium Dual - Core 3.20Ghz and 2G RAM, KDE is using only 500MB RAM and GNOME/Unity are using 1.2G

It's true, I have a Pentium Dual - Core 3.20Ghz and 2G RAM, KDE is using only 500MB RAM and GNOME/Unity are using 1.2G

+1

It's true, I have a Pentium Dual - Core 3.20Ghz and 2G RAM, KDE is using only 500MB RAM and GNOME/Unity are using 1.2G

Kinda strange ? Mine used to use around 500MB. But i found out is strangely subjective

what's the environment used in this gif and what's the monitoring tools on the left and right? any idea?

what's the environment used in this gif and what's the monitoring tools on the left and right? any idea?

No clue about it. But it seems awesome!!

No clue about it. But it seems awesome!!

awesome wm ?

awesome wm ?

awesome [adjective]

awesome [adjective]

oh i got it , i thought you refer to awesome window manager

what's the environment used in this gif and what's the monitoring tools on the left and right? any idea?

99% sure it's a render and not a real desktop you could try to use conky to achieve a similar look, though

99% sure it's a render and not a real desktop you could try to use conky to achieve a similar look, though

are there any similar conky configs ?

https://www.deviantart.com/customization/skins/linuxutil/applications/conky

https://www.deviantart.com/customization/skins/linuxutil/applications/conky

thanks but i mean sth similar to the one on the top right and on the top left blew the clock , it takes long time to write a config like them

I have seen it https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/2sz5xo/bspwmofxoc_i_love_sci_fi_movie_interfaces_so_i/

I have seen it https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/2sz5xo/bspwmofxoc_i_love_sci_fi_movie_interfaces_so_i/

that's what I thought, it's some hacked together fake animations. the only real thing about the gif is the terminal. it's meant as art, a beautiful gif to look at, not for actual usage. though, as I said, some conky themes come kinda close.

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I have seen it https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/2sz5xo/bspwmofxoc_i_love_sci_fi_movie_interfaces_so_i/

? thanks so much

It's true, I have a Pentium Dual - Core 3.20Ghz and 2G RAM, KDE is using only 500MB RAM and GNOME/Unity are using 1.2G

My system is like yours but with 4GB RAM instead of 2.

My system is like yours but with 4GB RAM instead of 2.

that's not too bad. Fedora is fine on it?

that's not too bad. Fedora is fine on it?

Works beautifully.

Works beautifully.

nice

Works beautifully.

Of course, 4GB RAM.. here is 1,2GB of 2G

Hey folks, I have a friend who is trying to install Fedora on his laptop with a USB key created by the Fedora Media Writer, but he can't get it to boot. Anyone know what might be happening? Here come two stacktraces:

Judging by this, I feel like it could be a hardware problem with the USB, but I'm really not sure

@nathaniel486 Hey there, welcome ?

Heyo

Judging by this, I feel like it could be a hardware problem with the USB, but I'm really not sure

Is it an iso from getfedora or one of the updated ones?

Is it an iso from getfedora or one of the updated ones?

@SISheogorath Should be one of the default ones. The Fedora Media Writer was used to make the boot media.

Looks like something I had when Linux wasn't able to mount a filesystem.

Looks like something I had when Linux wasn't able to mount a filesystem.

Were you able to fix it?

Were you able to fix it?

In my case, yes.

In my case, yes.

How so?

It tried to mount a drive that changed it’s /dev name somehow.

Seems like a usb problem, try using another usb

Like, it was /dev/sda1 on installation and became /dev/sdb1

But I might be mistaken, though it really looks very much alike.

Seems like a usb problem, try using another usb

Hmm, he says he tried from two different USB keys and he had the same issue.

Hmm, he says he tried from two different USB keys and he had the same issue.

Since that has been ruled out, seems like a usb port issue or the iso file image is corrupt

Since that has been ruled out, seems like a usb port issue or the iso file image is corrupt

That was my next thought, about a corrupt ISO

Notice here it says "Supported ISO: no"

Just found out he downloaded the ISO instead of using the default option in Media Writer. Going to try having him reburn on the two USB keys using the default option in Media Writer and will see what happens then.