afaik the whole 365's idea is that instead of that you pay a recurring fee but get updates all the time

And it constantoy gets worse, like win10 XD

and it's great for Microsoft, as with subscription model you never really own the licence for your copy, so when you stop paying, you can't use it anymore (unless something changed, but I doubt it)

afaik the whole 365's idea is that instead of that you pay a recurring fee but get updates all the time

Yes, like in Photoshop. But Adobe Cloud does give you a package to install and all your stuff is in your computer.

Yes, like in Photoshop. But Adobe Cloud does give you a package to install and all your stuff is in your computer.

I think here it's like that as well, but when you stop the subscription, you lose the licence, and having the apps doesn't solve anything as they switch to evaluation mode

Microsoft has a Office Insider Program. All their programs are beta versions

I think here it's like that as well, but when you stop the subscription, you lose the licence, and having the apps doesn't solve anything as they switch to evaluation mode

Well, I remember my flatmate had an issue with Photoshop, that they didn't receive his payment. But the programme didn't stop working. It was just annoying us.

Typescript is out of microsofts control, a community board steers its future - and thats the only time when a ms product can be good in my eyes. :P

It's out of their control because MS itself made it free as free in freedom :)

anyway i managed to sort out the asp.net core issue and the problem was rather weird, nuget package manager extension was adding certain dependencies as PackageReference instead of DotNetCliToolReference

It's out of their control because MS itself made it free as free in freedom :)

i am amazed by the ms foss stuff vscode .. its awesome .. much better than anyother

i am amazed by the ms foss stuff vscode .. its awesome .. much better than anyother

ms is getting better, but I'm still not really trusting them ;) vs code is cool since you can switch to anything else anytime, but if you'll write in dotnet, you'll be locked into it forever, and if they'll decide that since next week it'll be windows only, then you're on your own

I know it's open source and maybe someone will maintain it, but I wouldn't count on it

i am amazed by the ms foss stuff vscode .. its awesome .. much better than anyother

they don't have a choice IMHO, maybe they are being good too but it's just that you can't compete with proprietary against the free world.

Typing the old password doesn't work?

Typing the old password doesn't work?

I don't want to type a password at all.

I don't know, I got that every time I changed password and that's another reason why I stopped using Gnome.

I use neither gnome nor keyring.

Isn't that Gnome Shell?

What desktop are you using?

Its an i3wm, but there are some gnome apps installed.

The keyring is always in use. It runs on background, you shouldn't see it.

Its an i3wm, but there are some gnome apps installed.

I don't know, I don't use it. And I don't get that issue in the desktops I have.

Sorry

train you fingures to type the password faster

type the password every day in a plank text file about 100 time , you should go better in this and even don't got annoyed by this simple window

Are you freaking kidding me?

Is that a bad joke?

no it's not dude

i have vivaldi

it's build on chromuim

and the same thing

but i am now just type it fast

and it's not annoying me :D

I don't think that typing fast will solve the problem...

I don't think that typing fast will solve the problem...

it sovles it for me , beside firefox as a main browser :D

i use vivaldi as a secondary browser indeed

Well, I got that situation as soon as I log in Gnome. I don't even open a programme and that thing is there.

Yeah, me too. But on KDE.

Well, I got that situation as soon as I log in Gnome. I don't even open a programme and that thing is there.

uh , so u must train at least 1000 time a day

XD

when the gnome 3 released i didnt even used it

i am now working with xfce and all it's fine

simple , lightwight and nice , thats enough for me now a days

Right, me too. But that doesn't solve his problem.

I don't want to type a password at all.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/791950/how-to-get-rid-of-google-chrome-keyring

this is the same thing work on fedora

https://askubuntu.com/questions/791950/how-to-get-rid-of-google-chrome-keyring

I don't even use google chrome!

I don't even use google chrome!

what u use ?

Even thou the answer to my issue is similar.

It's not an issue with the browser, is Gnome asking twice for the password.

For some reason the keyring doesn't get unlocked.

Maybe you should install something else? Maybe there's a piece missing and that's why it doesn't unlock with the login.

Even thou the answer to my issue is similar.

just don't use gnome : \

just don't use gnome : \

I fucking don't

I fucking don't

If you would you wouldn't have this problem

What?

Gnome/gdm unlocks the keyring eith your login password - if you use other gnome apps they tie into gnome keyring thus they need you to mnaually unlock it

OK, got it. But I have to disable a keyring.

Maybe you can get lightdm or whatever to unlock keyring on login so you can use gnome based or gnome-keyring requiring/enabled applications

OK, got it. But I have to disable a keyring.

Which program could possibly require it?

Which program could possibly require it?

FF maybe

Now I have ff, tg and terminator launched.

But I understood you, thanks for a pointer.

I need a FATALLY simple guide installing SRPM, just to simplify to packages and commands, no interpertations are needed thanks. I am getting confused what a question stands for from a similar question in Fedora AskBot.

Anyone wants to port Lumina and Liri for Fedora from pacman (Liri) and TrueOS/FreeBSD (Lumina)?

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I need a FATALLY simple guide installing SRPM, just to simplify to packages and commands, no interpertations are needed thanks. I am getting confused what a question stands for from a similar question in Fedora AskBot.

rpm -ivh ./file.src.rpm

The obvious and all-encompassing warnings not to follow here as well as of course "dont do it" "instable system" "no updates" and "your package manager wont know about this packages' existance"

Plus making sure you dont get an srpm for a few versions back

rpm -ivh ./file.src.rpm

Using more secured frontends like dnf dsnt work?

Using more secured frontends like dnf dsnt work?

Even if it does, if you have a source rpm you also have a binary distributed rpm. If you trust your vendor to deliver a trusted source package then you should also trust your vendor to deliver you properly compiled binaries.

If you dont trust what fedora does - dont use it firstly and seocndly compile the packages on another system to see if files match.

(The files inside the downloaded ones, you can't expect the package to be the same due to signature)

I take it you come from arch?

I take it you come from arch?

pacman and deb systems. I have come back to Fedora last Nov but not too familiar to Fedora before coming back.

dnf is very often failed to refresh if your network is poor, this isnt occured in pacman or apt.

pacman and deb systems. I have come back to Fedora last Nov but not too familiar to Fedora before coming back.

I would strongly recommend not falling back into old habits - Fedora is a binary based distribution, use it as one.

Compiling things yourself here is a waste of energy :P

dnf is very often failed to refresh if your network is poor, this isnt occured in pacman or apt.

Because it pulls three things in parallel, you can disable that.

And you can add fastestmirror=1 to your config, which enables dnf to first search for the fastest and closest mirror to you.

I would strongly recommend not falling back into old habits - Fedora is a binary based distribution, use it as one.

Any SRPM friendly distro to me?

Oh and yes, Fedora works a little bit different than most systems so reading the documentation is gold. :P

Any SRPM friendly distro to me?

If you want such look at gentoo or sabayon

There is no fedora thats explicitely made for building source yourself

If you want such look at gentoo or sabayon

Or calculate

It looks that Sabayon and Calculate are Gentoo forks, right? Gentoo has its OpenRC nice, but Gentoo OS installs are FATALLY hard.

Sabayon and Calculate have simple installation process if I'm not mistaken.

Sabayon and Calculate have simple installation process if I'm not mistaken.

Yes they are installed simply, but I worry if their nonfree apps are treaching against us...

I have 4 Parabola installed but now need 3, plus dnt need openSuSE, which I now have 2 free partitions to taste Calculate and Sabayon. I am finally willing to feed back to you all here.

I also need to install FreeBSD projects like TrueOS first of all.

I would strongly recommend not falling back into old habits - Fedora is a binary based distribution, use it as one.

Like Fedora that pacman and deb systems are bins based.

Because it pulls three things in parallel, you can disable that.

Grossly inform which unwanted two to be disabled???

Pacific mirrors to be prior, and fastest mirror to be preferred, but what to be disabled???

Pacific mirrors to be prior, and fastest mirror to be preferred, but what to be disabled???

/etc/dnf/dnf.conf max_parallel_downloads=1 fastestmirror=1

Theres nothing else you need to configure.

And if your connection fails on downloads because several are downloaded in parallel - consider switching your ISP.

Exactly dnf tweaks are tertiary to me and I think upgrading ISP is URGENT OF URGENT, yes I’m FATALLY HEARTBROKEN AGAINST that plan.