? Yet somehow it performs better ?

kde ?

kde ?

Yeah

i think nowadays Arch\Gentoo is the best for beginners, you leraning all basics and then you feel comfortable on any distro

For most people is more learning "copy & paste" from a wiki, but yes, it has potentional. But I would never recommend someone to start with these distros since the risk of ending up in an insecure setup is high

(in terms of resource allocation)

yeah i ve seen that on the website indeed

I prefer Google Drive

dont afraid to learn some harder things, bc 10 years later you will have no time

In general I would never recommend Gentoo or Arch to anyone. Simply because the people who can handle it know about it anyways ^^

?

I just wanted the installation method ??

gentoo .. the beginners nightmare dude .. at most while installing will broke his pc

@Real_Omar Are you using Gnome on Fedora with Wayland?

arch .. will make him kill himself errors and etc and much wiki lines that isnt beginner frindly too

13 years ago i had no internet, only lan with my neighbours, and we used slackware, freebsd and other as normal software, we glad to optimise our out of date pc's

I just wanted the installation method ??

I ask because vokoscreen will probably not work in a wayland session

yeah i ve seen that on the website indeed

800MB with Geary, Telegram, and Dolphin popped up.

13 years ago i had no internet, only lan with my neighbours, and we used slackware, freebsd and other as normal software, we glad to optimise our out of date pc's

uh .. dude ..

i think nowadays Arch\Gentoo is the best for beginners, you leraning all basics and then you feel comfortable on any distro

I think there are different "beginners", there are beginners who geniunely want to learn about Linux and are ready for a week or two of struggling of making everything work for the first time, and there are beginners who want the computer to "just work" and by showing them Gentoo or Arch you're doing disservice to Linux

.-.

800MB with Geary, Telegram, and Dolphin popped up.

seems nice i guess will try it virtually

I think there are different "beginners", there are beginners who geniunely want to learn about Linux and are ready for a week or two of struggling of making everything work for the first time, and there are beginners who want the computer to "just work" and by showing them Gentoo or Arch you're doing disservice to Linux

+1

Please open a terminal and check the output of echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

After my heart

today im too lazy to install some gtk theme or plugin or something else but i think i understand how it works bc i had a lot of free time when i was student

and i still sure Arch-way of leraning is better

Nice, but keep in mind that Wayland doesn't support the X way of screen ripping

which breaks a lot of screencasting software

Nice, but keep in mind that Wayland doesn't support the X way of screen ripping

ok

which is why I was asking if you are running wayland or X

I think there are different "beginners", there are beginners who geniunely want to learn about Linux and are ready for a week or two of struggling of making everything work for the first time, and there are beginners who want the computer to "just work" and by showing them Gentoo or Arch you're doing disservice to Linux

mb u right

and i still sure Arch-way of leraning is better

true, but I am glad I've began with an user friendly distro, as beginning with one which I would have to assemble from pieces without knowing at all what is what would be offputting

The arch way of learning is a good way for people who work as sysadmins, programmers, etc. But an backery owner doesn't win anything by knowing how to package and gtk theme. He doesn't lose anything either, but I think as we are not about to learn everything about everything it's an illusion to think it's the best way to learn everything about internals of computers just because you want to use them

true, but I am glad I've began with an user friendly distro, as beginning with one which I would have to assemble from pieces without knowing at all what is what would be offputting

we used 100500-CD's-distro and man pages only

without google and stackoverflow

without updates and copied patches to each other

without updates and copied patches to each other

It's nice to hear you made it to escape these days ;)

now i remembered it and understand how lazy we became

;D

Well, think about that: Back in time people w a l k e d from town to town for days. Today you use a car, train or boat. Means you sit somewhere and wait until you are there. That's how lazy we became ;) Or how much the tech has improved over time

back in time some people thought about how to build some engine for carriage

That's how time flows ^^

That's how time flows ^^

he should stop .. this is going just badly

The arch way of learning is a good way for people who work as sysadmins, programmers, etc. But an backery owner doesn't win anything by knowing how to package and gtk theme. He doesn't lose anything either, but I think as we are not about to learn everything about everything it's an illusion to think it's the best way to learn everything about internals of computers just because you want to use them

I totally agree with this.

One doesn't learn anything by installing arch, except learning to install arch

One doesn't learn anything by installing arch, except learning to install arch

perfectly agree, to me arch and gentoo are just ideal to keep people away from linux

I find arch kind of a snob distro

Gentoo made sense in the old times

But I actually don't care that much about distros, they're all rather similar

I just use fedora because I'm used to

I install ubuntu LTS on my parents computers

And replace it with centos if they get old and survive

perfectly agree, to me arch and gentoo are just ideal to keep people away from linux

+1

i am sure there are technical people that want something more technical like arch or gentoo, but i imagine windows people coming to gentoo/arch for the first time...

Wow. I just found the Telegram storage settings on Android and cleared 2GB of space off my phone. I didn't realize Telegram was hoarding so much data. ?

Wow. I just found the Telegram storage settings on Android and cleared 2GB of space off my phone. I didn't realize Telegram was hoarding so much data. ?

Same here but iPhone doesn't give me any options to clear the cache :-/

Same here but iPhone doesn't give me any options to clear the cache :-/

You do that thru Telegram

One doesn't learn anything by installing arch, except learning to install arch

Well, usually you don't learn from installing, but from fixing things. :D And that's the relaxed part on Fedora (at least for me). It just works and since I fix systems every day I don't need to fix my own system, too. I enjoy the fact that it works as it should

Same here but iPhone doesn't give me any options to clear the cache :-/

It wasn't in the operating system settings, it was in Telegram itself.

Same here but iPhone doesn't give me any options to clear the cache :-/

That's why I had a hard time discovering why I was running out of room all the time.

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The best distro ever made, love it

The best distro ever made, love it

+100

I was using it with other distros on dualboot before, but now my processor will not work properly without GRUB(really, computer just freezes in random time because of a bug in power consumption of CPU and grub configurations is the only one way to stop that)

I'm curious about "noarch" appearing in package names. I've never looked into that. Why are some packages listed/named that way?

I'm curious about "noarch" appearing in package names. I've never looked into that. Why are some packages listed/named that way?

some are not processor architecture dependent, for example when you have a python program or an artwork, the same package can be used on i686, x86_64 or arm withour modifications

Ohhh, that makes a lot more sense. I wasn't thinking architecture so much as Arch. ?

@ttttr1 don't spam - first warning

@ttttr1 also please use only english on this channel.

@ttttr1 also please use only english on this channel.

stickers too?

stickers too?

It's hard to say if the text on it is a curse or not... sorry if I was too strict ?

It's hard to say if the text on it is a curse or not... sorry if I was too strict ?

london is the capital of great brotain

Welcome, Linux and @theunk1nd!!!

hi!

So how has your journey with Fedora (and Linux) been like?

Thanks @brajiraofthemessiah

Have been fan of this amazing distribution since switched to Linux.

Have been fan of this amazing distribution since switched to Linux.

Nice!

So how has your journey with Fedora (and Linux) been like?

not so much)

not so much)

AIghts, what distros have you used? What do you use Linux for?

centos 6 7 and debian 8. for work mostly

and now i need to use fedora on one project)

and now i need to use fedora on one project)

???

centos 6 7 and debian 8. for work mostly

Oh what do you do? I`m curious about app availability for all professions...

You do that thru Telegram

How?

That's why I had a hard time discovering why I was running out of room all the time.

Oh... Let me check...

How?

I don't use iOS but I think is as follows: Preferences-->Chat preference-->Cache Preference

I don't use iOS but I think is as follows: Preferences-->Chat preference-->Cache Preference

Not exactly that, but I found it. Thank you!

I also found that autodownload was enabled. I disabled it.