Nope. Non-English is prohibited.

He left after I pointed him at Russian group.

He left after I pointed him at Russian group.

Oh, really? I have a very old app - it didn't shows when people are going out from the chat

Oh, really? I have a very old app - it didn't shows when people are going out from the chat

I think it's only visible in the moderation history, also good morning

I think it's only visible in the moderation history, also good morning

Good morning. Telegram is such a strange thing sometimes

hmm

good morning :D

jkurik has joined #fedora-telegram channel.

The BadRabbit virus is masking for Symantec programs I just have imagined how people can catch BadRabbit onto their computer, and they thinkinkg "Hmmm... We need an Anti-virus to delete this badrabbit, let's try that one from Symantec..."

It's so funny

I think the funnier situation was with the Linux ransomware caught by the guy on the Gentoo forums, who was running firefox as root

I read about it and was like... why he was running firefox as root

The BadRabbit virus is masking for Symantec programs I just have imagined how people can catch BadRabbit onto their computer, and they thinkinkg "Hmmm... We need an Anti-virus to delete this badrabbit, let's try that one from Symantec..."

lmao

I think the funnier situation was with the Linux ransomware caught by the guy on the Gentoo forums, who was running firefox as root

it's so stupid to run a web browser as root ?

I read about it and was like... why he was running firefox as root

In some distros you should make non-root accounts by yourself

but on the other hand it's not even changing that much when you're the only computer user, your files will get encrypted anyway and the OS files are more or less disposable

Maybe he was too lazy

I read about it and was like... why he was running firefox as root

in the old days i had a root account, and used it whenever i wanted to meddle with the system

and when i wanted to figure out stuff i googled in that account

with firefox as root

didnt explicitly run it as root, just ran it in a root account

Maybe he was too lazy

In Slackware, for example, you should configure the sudo before using it and sometimes I just use the su, because I'm too lazy for sudo...maybe same situation.

It's not very often an issue. There are certainly cases in which it could cause problems, but isn't explicitly going to.

How can I install theese awesome screensavers from slackware to my Fedora?

How can I install theese awesome screensavers from slackware to my Fedora?

what screensavers? do you have a screenshot?

You know, that ones, with funny drawings, doctor who openings and the texts from The Shining

It always random

You know, that ones, with funny drawings, doctor who openings and the texts from The Shining

they use xscreensaver, and gnome has its own screen locking

Thanks

Xsceenserver is freakin awesome

@Василий: only English here, please

@Tobias?: have you reported a bug? the relevant information is at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/27/ChangeSet#32_bit_UEFI_Support and in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1474861

I read about it and was like... why he was running firefox as root

?

The BadRabbit virus is masking for Symantec programs I just have imagined how people can catch BadRabbit onto their computer, and they thinkinkg "Hmmm... We need an Anti-virus to delete this badrabbit, let's try that one from Symantec..."

I love the name... Bad Rabbit

I read about it and was like... why he was running firefox as root

Really???? I know people here at work who run everything as root.

Really???? I know people here at work who run everything as root.

Unless they pentest on usb booted liveisos thats propably a pretty bad idea to put it lightly.

Really???? I know people here at work who run everything as root.

That’s a bad habit.

The last thing I’d recommend to do on a daily use system.

That’s a bad habit.

Bad habit that came Windows Xp . Lot of them are web developers who uses Apache server htdocs folder. Since they have absolutely no idea how to set correct permissions on that folder, they end up login to system as root. Lol

That’s where extra education comes in game. :)

Bad habit that came Windows Xp . Lot of them are web developers who uses Apache server htdocs folder. Since they have absolutely no idea how to set correct permissions on that folder, they end up login to system as root. Lol

...that shouldn't change anyhting

if you login as root httpd will still start as apache.

Or do you mean editing files as root because they ... oh right.

Reeducate them.

Or make vagrantfiles so they dont need to give a shit.

Old habits are good. Unless they’re bad.

...that shouldn't change anyhting

They login to create and edit htdocs folder which is accessible only to root. Even I have no idea what's the logic behind running everything as root even the Firefox browser they test their web sites on.

Old habits are good. Unless they’re bad.

If you dont break old habits you can't become better.

If you dont break old habits you can't become better.

Well, those’re bad.

If you dont break old habits you can't become better.

sometimes old habits are good, and breaking them won't make you better

this is of course the case where old habits are bad, but still :D

They login to create and edit htdocs folder which is accessible only to root. Even I have no idea what's the logic behind running everything as root even the Firefox browser they test their web sites on.

We just do vagrant-run.sh (which is vagrant up vagrant reload --provision vagrant rsync-auto

huh what does rsync-auto do

huh what does rsync-auto do

it watches folders you set to rsync and pushes and chowns on changes.

Because vboxsf sucks so rsync is the better (especially crossplatform) option.

so, what folders do you use it on?

why even vagrant, docker-compose with a shared folder should let you use apache for testing just fine

so, what folders do you use it on?

./web => /var/www/html

why even vagrant, docker-compose with a shared folder should let you use apache for testing just fine

windows compatibility.

Because we have those snowflakes at the company.

doesn't windows have docker via hyperv now

There used to be dump in older Linux systems.

That is my old habit. x3

ERROR: S client not available

doesn't windows have docker via hyperv now

which disables all other calls to vt-x. and wanting hyperv/vbox together isnt a possiblity.

also windows docker is a joke

also windows docker is a joke

s/docker//

also virtual machines are just better suited for this task, as they match where we deploy.

s/docker//

Windows is a joke, just not very funny one. :)

I use both atm

Windows is a joke, just not very funny one. :)

Lol... Yesterday someone commented that Windows is a botnet ??

what does the atomic thing do BTW

Lol... Yesterday someone commented that Windows is a botnet ??

Matches the definition of one atleast.

what does the atomic thing do BTW

Fedora light with openshift, kubernetes, ostree and deployment ready-made basically.

Incremental updates with perfect rollback on top and all that...

I have a very nice book about Linux and system administration.

It helped me several times in life, so I keep it close.

It has 1,060 pages dedicated to system administrating.

The worst part about it is that it is from 2007 :D

good morning

My first tech book. One I learned Linux with when I didn’t have Internet.

good morning

Good evening. :)

and good night to others ;)

Welcome aboard. :)

i cannot install winehq

i cannot install winehq

winehq is not a installable thing

and dont install wine natively, use playonlinux.

wine

wine

dnf install playonlinux

I’d say, if you know how to use Wine, use Wine, if you don’t have much experience with it, use PlayOnLinux.

ok, thanks

it was the name i'm looking for

I’d say, if you know how to use Wine, use Wine, if you don’t have much experience with it, use PlayOnLinux.

Even with experience.

I prefer to use it without wrappers. :)