Done. Thanks.

Thanks for grabbing it

Could you update to latest over your wifi connection?

dnf update?

dnf update?

dnf update --best --allowerasing --refresh -y

https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/HLnsBxEn271CqYMv9LJRQw

dnf update --best --allowerasing --refresh -y

Upgraded: libqb.x86_64 1.0.3-1.fc27

Upgraded: libqb.x86_64 1.0.3-1.fc27

Does uname -a return 4.14.8?

no, Linux vafa-lap 4.14.7-300.fc27.x86_64 #1 SMP Mon Dec 18 16:06:12 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/HLnsBxEn271CqYMv9LJRQw

dmesg | fpaste

And are you sure that that port was working before and if yes where on?

https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/iEWFokLqOaXlk5R0tK~kmw

No, I didn't say that.

It never works on fedora

Where does it work on?

Windows ?

Well, general debug tips else: look in journalctl around boot time (reboot sometime soon, then check) disable secure boot, if enabled look if your bios has values "optimized for windows X"

But since your ethernet card doesnt show up in lspci the closest thing is likely that its either a secure boot issue or that your bios has some weird settings for it.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/78256/lspci-and-lshw-show-no-network-devices and this.

OK thank you very much. I will try your advice's see what's happens

so, can someone recommend me a good epub reader that doesn't look like a 2000s kiosk application I.e. not callibre?

so, can someone recommend me a good epub reader that doesn't look like a 2000s kiosk application I.e. not callibre?

Coolreader 3? Lucifox? Xreader (from mint) supports epubs (mobi too,, I think)

Gnome books is fantastic, but still in development.

so, can someone recommend me a good epub reader that doesn't look like a 2000s kiosk application I.e. not callibre?

https://github.com/michaldaniel/Ebook-Viewer

I find this extremely useful: https://github.com/Kazhnuz/awesome-gnome

I find this extremely useful: https://github.com/Kazhnuz/awesome-gnome

Some decent apps in there...

I find this extremely useful: https://github.com/Kazhnuz/awesome-gnome

Seems nice.

Its an "invisible" atrribute anyway - just so kim can follow the uuid edit trail of any file that he doesnt like.

Wow. BigBrother**2

Thanks for grabbing it

No worries.

No worries.

Hey!

Oh you're backreading? Kewl

Oh you're backreading? Kewl

As usual.... ?

As usual.... ?

Nah, I had to read ~200 messages this morning...

?

Nah, I had to read ~200 messages this morning...

Doh... when I get so many I only read my mentions. If any, haha

Doh... when I get so many I only read my mentions. If any, haha

Yeah, the new tg update is very helpful that way...

I have around 200 messages every day tho, tbfh, because all the activity seems to take place when I'm sleeping ?

I have around 200 messages every day tho, tbfh, because all the activity seems to take place when I'm sleeping ?

Yeah, I know that feeling. When I was living in LATAM, I was always with the impression that I was or too late or too early from everyone else.

Yeah, I know that feeling. When I was living in LATAM, I was always with the impression that I was or too late or too early from everyone else.

Latam? What's that?

Latin America

Oh, ?

LATAM=Latin America NA=North America APAC=Asia, Pacific, Australia, Oceania EMEA=Europe, Middle East, Africa

LATAM=Latin America NA=North America APAC=Asia, Pacific, Australia, Oceania EMEA=Europe, Middle East, Africa

I .... knew that. Just forgot

No worries.

But others may not know it, so there it goes.

Yup

so, can someone recommend me a good epub reader that doesn't look like a 2000s kiosk application I.e. not callibre?

Nextcloud? You can store your books there and read them directly. And it's quite a nice reader.

Nextcloud? You can store your books there and read them directly. And it's quite a nice reader.

NextCloud reads epubs? What?

That's a very cool feature.

NextCloud reads epubs? What?

Yeah, it does. And respects the original format. It's quite nice. The interface isn't very intuitive though. Took me ages and some questions to @Wolfshappen to understand how it works.

Yeah, it does. And respects the original format. It's quite nice. The interface isn't very intuitive though. Took me ages and some questions to @Wolfshappen to understand how it works.

That's fantastic, tbfh. Also, the @Wolfshappen part is obvious :P

Nextcloud? You can store your books there and read them directly. And it's quite a nice reader.

well... That's not really a solution. But good to know what it can do that.

well... That's not really a solution. But good to know what it can do that.

You can read epubs with Okular, but it doesn't always respect the original format.

This is why I prefer PDF

No worries about readers and formats. It's the same everywhere.

epub has no format...

the format changing is the reason you'd *want* epub

it's why I want it

so I can e.g. change the font size

Why should the stuff I read have to conform to the layout of an A4 paper

@notafile scroll up, please.

to where?

Why should the stuff I read have to conform to the layout of an A4 paper

Because there's a reason to place images in certain places and make a book in a certain way and not another.

You can change the font size in PDF too.

Coolreader 3? Lucifox? Xreader (from mint) supports epubs (mobi too,, I think)

@notafile

@notafile

yeah I read that message no worries, I just didn't reply

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And if you use Okular, you can do a lot of cool things like taking notes and highlighting texts, saving images, etc.

hey guys

yeah I read that message no worries, I just didn't reply

:(

Because there's a reason to place images in certain places and make a book in a certain way and not another.

no?

You can change the font size in PDF too.

no?

No to what?

i have a lvm activated on my disk , so i want to remove the home partition and the shrink a little space of my root partition to make a new /home dir , is that possible to be done without errors ?

I would suggest you to do it from a live media. If the partitions are mounted you can't resize them.

And if you can, you may regret the result.

i guess yup , but anybody would recommend a lvm paritions manager ? , "with gui " ?

No to what?

no, you can't change the font size in a PDF as that's the whole fucking point of a PDF

since PDFs have no real concept of "text" or "paragraphs" or "word-wrapping"

you can change the font size of a PDF just as much as the font size of a piece of paper

That is the advantage of formats like epub: instead of describing a book as lines on a piece of paper like PDF, it describes it as actual text

which means you can choose a proper font, font size etc. yourself

That is the advantage of formats like epub: instead of describing a book as lines on a piece of paper like PDF, it describes it as actual text

I love epubs

That is the advantage of formats like epub: instead of describing a book as lines on a piece of paper like PDF, it describes it as actual text

seems interesting thing

but why is the pdf have a wider popularity ?

but why is the pdf have a wider popularity ?

Pictures is easier to watch from pdf, or fancy fonts

Or different fonts at one page

you can change the font size of a PDF just as much as the font size of a piece of paper

That's weird. There are options in Okular to zoom in and out.

which means you can choose a proper font, font size etc. yourself

I don't want to create my own book. I want to read the one the author/publisher made. Just like a normal book. The other way around is also true. I don't want people messing around with my books. I spent time writing, choosing pics, format, fonts, etc.

But of course, it's all about personal preferences.

Pictures is easier to watch from pdf, or fancy fonts

got it

In Ipv4 Options set dns to 8.8.8.8

It also depends on the kind of books, I guess. A book about laws doesn't need much format and no images at all. While a book about science or a novel may need.

NextCloud reads epubs? What?

Trough an Extension it does and yes, its a superbly nice UI.

That's fantastic, tbfh. Also, the @Wolfshappen part is obvious :P

xD Well, its my cloud and even if noone pays for access i still care about my users so :P

Trough an Extension it does and yes, its a superbly nice UI.

Superbly once you understand how to use it ?

xD Well, its my cloud and even if noone pays for access i still care about my users so :P

Nah, I wasn't surprised so much as appreciative :P :)

Trough an Extension it does and yes, its a superbly nice UI.

I'll look it up...

but why is the pdf have a wider popularity ?

well, for certain things you want it to be non-changeable