On which entry?

4.14.11

after linuxefi rhgb queit

add nopti

ctrl-x

Alright, it's booting.

If that makes things better then your pc likely spends a lot of time in irq/syscalls - check dmesg or journalctl for any acpi related errors or similar.

Lag is still really bad

I'm not sure if I see any improvement

Can you make a video of it? (ctrl-shift-alt-r)

Sure

Of what exactly?

And open htop in the back

Of what exactly?

Whatever exactly is moving/going slow

And check your Smart values for your ssd in gnome-disks

where is the output?

where is the output?

In your videos folder

And check your Smart values for your ssd in gnome-disks

i have not made any modifications so I'm not sure why this would be the culprit

i have not made any modifications so I'm not sure why this would be the culprit

Your ssd could be dying and have reached all its unallocated sectors reserved for sectors going bad. This would have a massive performance impact.

Your ssd could be dying and have reached all its unallocated sectors reserved for sectors going bad. This would have a massive performance impact.

its 3-4 months old.

But that wouldnt explain the difference from 4.11

My SSD has a 400TB RW lifeteime if I remember correct.

Check your messages @Wolfshappen

good morning

good morning

Hello

good morning

Morning!

Good morning!

Telegram web doing a damn good job at working.

Lol

Why names look so odd?

Hello folks, I'm trying to update, translate and redesign this app. I contributed to it years ago and decided to start it over now. I'm fairly ignorant about Github, so would anyone lend me hand? The code is here: https://github.com/Lailah

What app?

Reporte de accidentes de transito

I'm translating the Read me text, and I eventually want to change the name.

Sorry for the forwards, but credit where credit's due, right? ;)

Why Raspberry Pi isn't vulnerable to Spectre or Meltdown - Raspberry Pi https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/why-raspberry-pi-isnt-vulnerable-to-spectre-or-meltdown/

Without doubt the best explanation of Meltdown and Spectre I've seen. Essential reading if you're interested in the topic.

I just installed fedora in a VM (the netinst), and it still came with GNOME. Why is that?

I was expecting a command line

Mmmh... no.

When you installed, didn't it give you an option to choose desktop? It should.

Okay, I'll work with this

When you installed, didn't it give you an option to choose desktop? It should.

Nope

It asked me to choose a disk, a root password and that's about it

Then is the default, Gnome.

It's weird.

You should have an option to install any desktops in a netinstall.

But I don't use it so I can't tell by experience.

Yeah, that's what i was hoping for. I'd select nothing and then I'll build up an i3 desktop from there. Anyway, I'll just uninstall some stuff

Okay.

So. Newbie questions. What's the difference between dnf and yum? Is it like dpkg and apt?

Yum is deprecated/

So. Newbie questions. What's the difference between dnf and yum? Is it like dpkg and apt?

DNF is the new YUM

So, dnf is one pkg manager, like pacman does everything rather than breaking up into dpkg and apt

right?

pretty much

So. Newbie questions. What's the difference between dnf and yum? Is it like dpkg and apt?

No. You may type "yum update" but it's just an alias for "dnf update".

Alright. Thanks

So, dnf is one pkg manager, like pacman does everything rather than breaking up into dpkg and apt

Yup.

I'm liking the novelty of this

So, dnf is one pkg manager, like pacman does everything rather than breaking up into dpkg and apt

closest thing to dpkg -i is pacman -U for example

Ohkay. Danke :)

ERROR: S client not available

Bitte!

BTW, love your username (Cocoa)

Thanks :D

shall we start the editor wars again?

Ooh! I actually completely forgot about that functionality!

Ooh! I actually completely forgot about that functionality!

me too lol

Also took me a while to figure out what the crap it was doing until I read it over again ?

How do I force update dnf?

Like sudo pacman -Syy

how do i declare a custom post install script for a specific package, any ideas?

How do I force update dnf?

sudo dnf upgrade -y doesn't do it for you?

how do i declare a custom post install script for a specific package, any ideas?

https://wiki.debian.org/EFIStub gonna do this basically

sudo dnf upgrade -y doesn't do it for you?

Not upgrade, I just want to test mirror speeds. So I'd do sudo apt update on ubuntu, sudo pacman -Syy on arch

Update local repos forcefully

Ou, I see. I didn't see the missing u, sorry.

I'm not actually sure O_O

Oh XD

Let's figure it out

Thanks :D

Just the idea of drinking a hot cocoa right now seems so... good. ?

https://wiki.debian.org/EFIStub gonna do this basically

and sign the kernel with my own keys for secure boot

Just the idea of drinking a hot cocoa right now seems so... good. ?

Hehe. I want to too ;)

and sign the kernel with my own keys for secure boot

Having a read btw. Fascinating ?

shall we start the editor wars again?

Oh, no.... not again....

Having a read btw. Fascinating ?

was extremely easy on arch

For now I just installed 0ad, so the speed thing is checked. Lets see if I can force update metadata

I got a 100 megabits per second connection. Pacman runs full speed. dnf update runs at 100 kBps for rpmfusion

How do I rank mirrors by speed?

How do I rank mirrors by speed?

There used to be a plugin in Yum to ping all servers and keep the fastest. I don't recall how to do that with DNF.

My repos in Debian are still British although I'm in Germany, so figure out.

You have to add fastestmirror=true to /etc/dnf/dnf.conf