that does not make you British. I live in the glorious county of Oxfordshire full of posh knobs that don't swear.

I was playing on the culture. But now I wonder what are you if not Brit...

I was playing on the culture. But now I wonder what are you if not Brit...

I am a fruitshake.

I am a fruitshake.

Lovely. Can I get some sips? I love fruitshakes and smoothies. ?

But Yorkshire accent is easy to get used to. People around here speak very lazy west country accent, which is even more difficult to understand.

Well, yes, that's probably the thing... I'm not used to the accent.

Lovely. Can I get some sips? I love fruitshakes and smoothies. ?

if you get me screensharing working on wayland and make me switch to fedora on my work machine then!

Aren't you using Fedora already?

Well, yes, that's probably the thing... I'm not used to the accent.

and you get really chavy Yorkshire accent too, which is just not understandable unless you are a proper yorkshire lad wearing adidas hoodie.

Aren't you using Fedora already?

not on my work machine. i use debian + xfce on my work machine.

and you get really chavy Yorkshire accent too, which is just not understandable unless you are a proper yorkshire lad wearing adidas hoodie.

Oh, no. gosh... I strongly dislike those hoodies....

not on my work machine. i use debian + xfce on my work machine.

Stable or Testing? I use Debian with XFCE on a netbook.,

Stable or Testing? I use Debian with XFCE on a netbook.,

stable + backports + sid repo for firefox.

Wow.

but i love gnome and fedora, deeply in my heart. i just need something that works for work.

I just downloaded the beta version from Mozilla and run it.

you can pin sid repo at priority -10 and do apt install firefox -t sid.

but i love gnome and fedora, deeply in my heart. i just need something that works for work.

Yeah, I can understand that. Fedora is great.

you can pin sid repo at priority -10 and do apt install firefox -t sid.

What is the advantage of installing this way instead of downloading from Mozilla?

What is the advantage of installing this way instead of downloading from Mozilla?

it updates with apt upgrade and its from a trusted source? ;p

Isn't Mozilla a trusted source?

well, but its a manual install. its sucks not to use a package manager when its possible.

Mmmh... maybe

But I don't see any advantage yet

then install your software manually. :P i just see that way fit because i hate install software manually and/or break dependencies.

and i like my frankenstein debian, nyahahaha!

Google will actually help you with this one better i'm sure

The great Tobias accepts defeat :O :p

Guys, is there a Firefox ESR metapackage in the repos? Or a copr, at all???

Good morning

Guys, is there a Firefox ESR metapackage in the repos? Or a copr, at all???

I only found this one: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/vmarsik/3rdparty/package/firefox-esr/

But better do it this way:

The Firefox 52 ESR binary package is provided from Mozilla site. Download and unpack the tar archive somewhere in your home directory and launch the browser. It also updates itself automatically when a new release is available.

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all/

I only found this one: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/vmarsik/3rdparty/package/firefox-esr/

Thanks man

The Firefox 52 ESR binary package is provided from Mozilla site. Download and unpack the tar archive somewhere in your home directory and launch the browser. It also updates itself automatically when a new release is available.

Yea, I know of this way, but I prefer packages from the repos better; this was my fallback in case I couldn't find the metapackage or the copr.... I prefer all my apps be updated by dnf...

Thanks very much, @Cioran89

The great Tobias accepts defeat :O :p

I just dont know the file where to edit this from the top of my head. :P

The great Tobias accepts defeat :O :p

Great personalities know when their flaws. ?

Just out of curiosity...is there anyone here running fedora on a raspberry?

Just out of curiosity...is there anyone here running fedora on a raspberry?

Just state your question if you have any :P I was a while back but F25 on raspberry wasnt yet stable - maybe 27 is better.

Just out of curiosity...is there anyone here running fedora on a raspberry?

Tried, but with no success, installed Raspbian instead.

Well i was just curious because it would be a nice thing running fedora to make a little media center, even if i already have my pc and an android box...

Well i was just curious because it would be a nice thing running fedora to make a little media center, even if i already have my pc and an android box...

No

Well i was just curious because it would be a nice thing running fedora to make a little media center, even if i already have my pc and an android box...

Which version of raspberry do you have?

Well i was just curious because it would be a nice thing running fedora to make a little media center, even if i already have my pc and an android box...

https://libreelec.tv/

No one...as i said was just curious...i have no raspberry...but who knows in the future...

No one...as i said was just curious...i have no raspberry...but who knows in the future...

If you do use libreelec anyway.

It just runs kodi and comes with everything you need to - even supports x360, xbone, ps4, wii controllers and more.

even wireless via bluetooth stick.

Also IR hdmi passtrough was makeable i think but not sure

No one...as i said was just curious...i have no raspberry...but who knows in the future...

Ah, OK. I would suggest you not to use it as a media center if you already have an android box, 'cause I'm quite sure that it can't play some huge movies (I mean high quality), and other cases are covered by android box :)

Well i generally use my pc or my 360...the android box is used by my father...i'm not so fond on android so since i'm a nerd :p if one day would have bought one raspberry would have been nice to have fedora in it

But with 1gb ram i doubt it can play full hd movies

Because our android box is 2 gb and still struggling sometimes

But with 1gb ram i doubt it can play full hd movies

Ram is not the only thing you have to compare. FullHD may vary :) It can be Full HD 4,7Gb with a regular quality, or it can be some 20Gb+ Blu Ray remux, which can be a problem (don't know for sure, but suspect issues).

But with 1gb ram i doubt it can play full hd movies

It can

Ram has little to do with that usually.

Ram is not the only thing you have to compare. FullHD may vary :) It can be Full HD 4,7Gb with a regular quality, or it can be some 20Gb+ Blu Ray remux, which can be a problem (don't know for sure, but suspect issues).

Yes of course

https://libreelec.tv/

Can I run it on STM32?

But with 1gb ram i doubt it can play full hd movies

And yes, the FAQ explicitely lists full hd mp4 files.

Ah nice

Can I run it on STM32?

That looks too lowend i think

Ah nice

(raspi 3 recommended)

That looks too lowend i think

The distro is for media, I see now.

ERROR: S client not available

Surprisingly enough i just entered a competition to win a raspberry 3...

I'll never win but, who knows

You might be lucky this time. ?

It would be nice since it's a complete set

With customized case

With customized case

I like the fan cases for it from amazon

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01M3QWZE7 Something like this

wow...really nice...

well i must anyway admit that stock case is nice to eh

How could i make the lightdm run automatically after the boot finish ?

I like the fan cases for it from amazon

in this case anyway the customized one is from vivaldi :)

in this case anyway the customized one is from vivaldi :)

Can you post a screenshot?

What the fuck why

How could i make the lightdm run automatically after the boot finish ?

should do so automatically if you installed it from minimal - else https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/52305/why-cant-i-change-my-display-manager-gdm-to-lightdm/

should do so automatically if you installed it from minimal - else https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/52305/why-cant-i-change-my-display-manager-gdm-to-lightdm/

Uh .. thanks

They're so cute ❤️

i agree

should do so automatically if you installed it from minimal - else https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/52305/why-cant-i-change-my-display-manager-gdm-to-lightdm/

Using the switch displays tool maybe? It's what I do.

the red should be a little bit draker

*darker, but the logo is sweet

Using the switch displays tool maybe? It's what I do.

...Since when has that the option to switch gdm, lightdm and co?

...Since when has that the option to switch gdm, lightdm and co?

There's a tiny command line app that does exactly that: it switches between display managers. Let's say you have LightDM but you want SDDM. Then you install SDDM and as root you type the name of this programme (switch-display-manager or something alike) and the DM you want. And that's it.

Works flawlessly in both Debian and Fedora.

Hey everyone, who knows how to make Intel centrino working on my slackware 14.2 (kernel 4.4.14)

There's a tiny command line app that does exactly that: it switches between display managers. Let's say you have LightDM but you want SDDM. Then you install SDDM and as root you type the name of this programme (switch-display-manager or something alike) and the DM you want. And that's it.

systemctl disable lightdm systemctl enable sddm This will disable the lightdm system mánager and use sddm in the next boot

Or you can just use systemctl stop lightdm.service and systemctl start sddm.service to switch display managers immediately

Or you can just use systemctl stop lightdm.service and systemctl start sddm.service to switch display managers immediately

This will kill your current session

systemctl disable lightdm systemctl enable sddm This will disable the lightdm system mánager and use sddm in the next boot

I suppose. I don’t use it. I use the program I mentioned.

isn't virsh on F26 repos?

isn't virsh on F26 repos?

dnf provides virsh Last metadata expiration check: 2:30:33 ago on Di 05 Dez 2017 21:52:43 CET. libvirt-client-3.7.0-2.fc27.x86_64 : Client side utilities of the libvirt library Repo : @System Matched from: Filename : /usr/bin/virsh