There are those who understand tor, but rather in the torrc settings?

I see the Spins and Labs and other architectures.... Is that what you mean?

Ah, it's deleted now. In the times of F23 there was 'Fedora All'

Sort of wiki page with list of distros (workstation+all spins+rawhide+beta+all old versions)

Ah, it's deleted now. In the times of F23 there was 'Fedora All'

I told you.

I thought it was there because it was last time I visited fedora website(now i always use media writer)

Why did they cut this list?

They made a redesign. You're still able to access the other versions but in separated links instead of a long list.

What shall I do if i found a laptop from mid 2000s?(just example) Where can I find old versions?

Also, if you really, really need simple fedora iso image, you can found F26 and F27 here... https://mirror.yandex.ru/fedora-secondary/releases/ It's a open source server of one giant corporation you probably don't know

What shall I do if i found a laptop from mid 2000s?(just example) Where can I find old versions?

Is it 32bits?

Is it 32bits?

Just for example, forget about this laptop

What shall I do if i found a laptop from mid 2000s?(just example) Where can I find old versions?

I'm using such a computer and it's running F27 with no issues. What for keeping old versions in store?

Yeah just run the latest version

Is it 32bits?

Fedora still offers support for 32-bits under "other architectures".

If you absolutely need older software, you can use CentOS

But I really wouldn't recommend running an outdated/unsupported version

But I really wouldn't recommend running an outdated/unsupported version

CentOS isnt unsupported

and you can install full RHEL for free

i see no point using CentOS over it

and you can install full RHEL for free

Version for developers?

i see no point using CentOS over it

They're the exact same thing so it doesnt matter at all

Either one will work

I just personally use Cent

Version for developers?

yes https://developers.redhat.com/products/rhel/download/

They're the exact same thing so it doesnt matter at all

not necessarily

Because it doesn't need you to make an account to download it

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/27323/is-centos-exactly-the-same-as-rhel

It basically is the same. :)

Since I am not going to develop anything for RHEL, I just didn’t care and used CentOS.

They build from the same source

Just no redhat branding

not necessarily

Your avatar is genious.

thank you

They build from the same source

yes but CentOS is based off RHEL

why use second hand stuff

thank you

Is it lorde?

when you can get first hand stuff with first hand updates

Is it lorde?

yes

lorde + voldemorts face

Nice

when you can get first hand stuff with first hand updates

Pretty sure they get updated at the same time

And redhat owns both

So really it doesn't make a difference

lorde + voldemorts face

??

If you absolutely need older software, you can use CentOS

Or Debian Stable LOL

Or Debian Stable LOL

or OpenSUSE Leap :3

Why do you guys use Fedora? (General question to everyone)

because I like it :P

Well, Cause i like it too, but She makes me learn, I mean like a little school ^^

Why do you guys use Fedora? (General question to everyone)

Because it's a solid distro with a large community and it's well supported

Because it's a solid distro with a large community and it's well supported

Same can be said about Debian

Same can be said about Debian

I agree, but fedora also gets new versions of software faster

I agree, but fedora also gets new versions of software faster

Right

Why do you guys use Fedora? (General question to everyone)

Because of the 4 Foundations: Friends, Freedom, Features and First (meaning it has the last stable versions).

Because of the 4 Foundations: Friends, Freedom, Features and First (meaning it has the last stable versions).

Okay

Or Debian Stable LOL

Cent is way better imo

I kind of just dislike apt though

Why?

I kind of just dislike apt though

I like dnf and apt

Why?

Just personal preference

Out of all the package managers I've used its just my least favorite

Also the repos are meh

Literally nothing beats fedora with rpmfusion

I agree, I prefer DNF. But I wish there were a programme like Synaptic for DNF. It's just perfect.

I agree, I prefer DNF. But I wish there were a programme like Synaptic for DNF. It's just perfect.

yunex-dnf/dnfdragora?

yumex was replaced with dragora fully tough - sadly imho.

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I agree, I prefer DNF. But I wish there were a programme like Synaptic for DNF. It's just perfect.

I'm more of a command line person

yunex-dnf/dnfdragora?

Nah. Not half good as Synaptic. It's as good as command line but graphic. So it's perfect.

Nah. Not half good as Synaptic. It's as good as command line but graphic. So it's perfect.

It can never beat commandline :P

I'm more of a command line person

I use command line in Fedora just because the GUI tools aren't good enough.

It can never beat commandline :P

It doesn't beat it. It's as good as the command line. So it's perfect.

I don't have to get in the hassle of typing stuff and dealing with terminal.

I don't have to get in the hassle of typing stuff and dealing with terminal.

I came from Gentoo so generally typing stuff directly into the terminal is faster for me than opening a gui program and getting it to do what I want

I don't like Gentoo. It's the only distro I never tried and I don't regret it.

I came from Gentoo so generally typing stuff directly into the terminal is faster for me than opening a gui program and getting it to do what I want

What's the difference between opening one programme or another? In my case it's annoying. My memory is terrible in my Fedora laptop has a US keyboard that gets on my nerves 70% of the time. So I try not to write much stuff.

What's the difference between opening one programme or another? In my case it's annoying. My memory is terrible in my Fedora laptop has a US keyboard that gets on my nerves 70% of the time. So I try not to write much stuff.

Just personal preference really

I like typing more than clicking

You like clicking more than typing

Not much more to it

Why do you guys use Fedora? (General question to everyone)

lemme see...one of the reason is because i like the fedora principles,for example giving freedom to it's users, i like gnome itself, and fedora it's the distro with better gnome integration

i like the fact that fedora is always ahead the others (especially in developing new features)

and by the way, i don't like apt and i think canonical is quite arrogant at times

better to have a two weeks delay for a near perfect distro than have schedule respected but full of bugs

I switch between Ubuntu and Fedora

They're both stable

I can't use Fedora without rpmfusion and that usually causes problems

They're both stable

Hahahahhahaha

Also I constantly get SeLinux alerts

Ubuntu update, 1604, go 1.4 > 1.6

Broke all tls handling.

Left some applications broken for a full day on an old server we didnt migrate yet.

manually shoving in the ppa until we pushed centos on it finally gave some fixes.

Broke all tls handling.

No idea what this means

Also I constantly get SeLinux alerts

You also constantly get apparmor alerts, ubuntu just doesnt show them.

Fedora gives you the dignity of assuming you are capable of understanding, handling or turning them off.

No idea what this means

No connections via http, none via https, none to the database.

I've never had much luck with Ubuntu tbh

And that was the very reason said applicatio was running.