Hi everyone!

Hi everyone!

Hi

can somebody tell my how can i install electrum wallet to Fedora?

can somebody tell my how can i install electrum wallet to Fedora?

Is there a package in the official repository?

first step， rm -rf /

Or you can search it in Copr.

first step， rm -rf /

Thank u troll u r the best shit

first step， rm -rf /

Not bad??

Or you can search it in Copr.

thank u for help will search in Corp

thank u for help will search in Corp

Fedora Copr

Just like OBS/LaunchPad

you from ustc?

you from ustc?

Nope.

or tuna?

Just live in China as a middle school student.

I think I must have seen you id somewhere

I think I must have seen you id somewhere

Huh?

I think I must have seen you id somewhere

Are u Chinese?

你好！Hello!

Come on, let's be international

Yes...

Come on, let's be international

Shall I invite you to our Chinese group?

your LUG?

I don't think inviting a slew of alternate languages and characters is going to result in a happy ending, honestly. IIRC, this is why there are groups for those languages.

your LUG?

FZUG

Come on, let's be international

International != Language

International != Language

:P

FZUG

actually, I am not using fedora....

I am a fan of debian?

actually, I am not using fedora....

Ummmm...

actually, I am not using fedora....

So that...invite you to #linuxba ?

No no no, No interest for now

I'm using fedora and arch...

too many Chinese LUGs, few of them worthy your time

too many Chinese LUGs, few of them worthy your time

#archlinux-cn ?

er.... Archcn was founded by a friend of mine....

those are the worst quality stickers I've seen, I cannot help but love the way they look

I got no interest in arch. The users of archlinux are just like eligious fanatic.

those are the worst quality stickers I've seen, I cannot help but love the way they look

Aha, they are very popular here in China.

I got no interest in arch. The users of archlinux are just like eligious fanatic.

Arch's pretty cool on RaspberryPi or other small computers, where its simplicity allows for easier customization

but I don't think rolling release model is good for serious usage, at least it's not for me ?

rolling release is not a problem for me, but stability is what concerns me most

I used to work on openSUSE Tumbleweed before.

I don't think rolling OR non-rolling release is any more or less acceptable tbh.

It's a very generalized and misunderstood concept.

So I think rolling releases are not bad

rolling release is not a problem for me, but stability is what concerns me most

IMHO stability problems are caused by rolling release, I really like the fact that I can update any time I want, and - unless it's upgrade to a new release - I'm not scared that anything will break

And for archlinux, the stability is ....... shit?

IMHO stability problems are caused by rolling release, I really like the fact that I can update any time I want, and - unless it's upgrade to a new release - I'm not scared that anything will break

not exactly....

And for archlinux, the stability is ....... shit?

Maybe openSUSE Tumbleweed's is better.

stability is just about the procedure of development, build and destribution.

For arch, they want everything new, so they got less time to fully test the software.

stability is just about the procedure of development, build and destribution.

yeah, but the fact that a casual update will not bring drastic changes is a good idea for me

For arch, they want everything new, so they got less time to fully test the software.

You've forgotten Fedora Rawhide?

oops..... I know little about fedora.

I wouldn't say Copr is like AUR tho. It's similar to Launchpad and OBS

I wouldn't say Copr is like AUR tho. It's similar to Launchpad and OBS

OK, a mistake...

Eh, it's a very similar concept

It's still a third party software source installed with the native package manager.

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But so what，beginners need such a lesson to know what a disaster they can make

But so what，beginners need such a lesson to know what a disaster they can make

No.

Oh really？ You can present all the beginners？

I just installed F27 KDE on a two disk RAID 0 setup. Let's see how long this lasts. ?

Oh really？ You can present all the beginners？

And you can speak for them? Stop trolling, please.

Such a boring guy…

@kings_way Do not post bad advice or anything that will permanently destroy a user's computer. Even if you are joking, that doesn't always translate in an international group.

@kings_way Do not post bad advice or anything that will permanently destroy a user's computer. Even if you are joking, that doesn't always translate in an international group.

Thanks man... Well, someone else, Michal I think, deleted my post, but left his intact...

I just installed F27 KDE on a two disk RAID 0 setup. Let's see how long this lasts. ?

You can enter the guinnes world record for the long lasting kde distribution :p

You can enter the guinnes world record for the long lasting kde distribution :p

??? :P

still working on my indash car control project

Based on a old server running Cent OS 7

Isn’t E5 cpu a little too much for what we are doing?

I succeed!

I am able to get android auto running on this linux pc

basically means that we already solved phone, navigation, music and all those problem.

Now I am still working on CANBUS communication parts

https://github.com/mikereidis/headunit

this is what helped me a lot

Currently I am using a apple magic track pad for pointing device it worked perfectly

haha

how about this

gave up on GTK

ready to rewrite everything in QT

Wow! That's really impressing!

So CANBUS give you some info from auto brains like speed, fuel capacity voltage etc ??

So CANBUS give you some info from auto brains like speed, fuel capacity voltage etc ??

I managed to pop the trunk and control the window/door lock with simple commands

That's really cool

jump some wire in ECU pins you are able to communicate with the car computer

But how you connect device with vehicle brains ?