you know windows leeches from other drives

when it doesnt have enough space to funtion

might want to prevent that

40gb is insanely small for a windows drive

you know windows leeches from other drives

Is this true? I didn't know about that

There are some portable, custom Windows floating around, you can even make your own if you're brave enough

It's not as straightforward as making a custom Fedora LiveCD, or any Linux or open-sorce OS for that matter

in other word, painful, but possible nevertheless

eh I will clean the windows when the lisence runs out

...

I stopped using windows altogether

feels good

I boot into windows each 2 or 3 months once...

you know windows leeches from other drives

For swap, I believe

I could live without it, I don't even game anymore

Windows can't live without a swap file, lol

It's not a pure swap file

I don't have swap for my linux...

Only 40GB for Windows? It will suffocate until it dies ?

True

you don't need a swap file for Linux unless you use hibernation (I intended to, but I don't)

hibernation can be done to your hard no?!?!

GNU/Linux'd be fine with 20GB (though it won't be much fun) but for Windows I'd plan like 80GB.

without swap

hibernation can be done to your hard no?!?!

I guess you still need a swap file

hibernation can be done to your hard no?!?!

Swap is on your hard (drive). Both the swap file and the swap partition, whichever you choose, are on your hard drive. That's the concept of hibernation — dump the content of the RAM into a swap file or partition on the hard drive for continuous storage, to be able to power down the RAM (which loses its contents on power off).

Swap is on your hard (drive). Both the swap file and the swap partition, whichever you choose, are on your hard drive. That's the concept of hibernation — dump the content of the RAM into a swap file or partition on the hard drive for continuous storage, to be able to power down the RAM (which loses its contents on power off).

Yeah I know but I thought you could hibernate without a swap partition ...

guess not

Yeah I know but I thought you could hibernate without a swap partition ...

No, you either need a swap file or swap partition. Otherwise where is the OS going to dump the RAM content into?

a folder in /tmp maybe?

I thought that's how it works...

a folder in /tmp maybe?

That would be a swap file then, no? ;)

so you can hibernate without a dedicated swap partition...

No, you either need a swap file or swap partition. Otherwise where is the OS going to dump the RAM content into?

You either need a swap file or swap partition.

so the OS won't make a folder itself if it sees you don't have swap partition

so you can hibernate without a dedicated swap partition...

Yes. Because there is also the possibility of choosing a swap file instead of a partition, as I mentioned.

so the OS won't make a folder itself if it sees you don't have swap partition

As far as I know no, at least that's what I've read on the Arch wiki, I think it requires manual intervention. But I've never tried because I always use a swap partition.

As far as I know no, at least that's what I've read on the Arch wiki, I think it requires manual intervention. But I've never tried because I always use a swap partition.

oh ok thanks for clearing things up for me

Hello world, Are there anyone from design team that can speak spanish?

I have a little event in spanish about design team

Tatica is not available for this saturday :-(

I need help, I have a guy that wants to join to design team

I need help, I have a guy that wants to join to design team

And he only speaks Spanish or what? What's the problem?

I'm from Peru (south-america), here most people speak spanish but have problems with english

this is the matter

Oh, so the other way around.

I don't think you have to explain where Peru is or what they speak there, that's general knowledge. :)

I'm from Peru (south-america), here most people speak spanish but have problems with english

So what they say needs to be translated to English? Is that the issue?

I will explain with details

OK. I think many of us can help, me included.

I was organizing some talks about basics fedora topics oriented to people that can colaborate with the project. 3 of these talks was about design topic with tatica's help

This saturday is our last talk about design (how to join to design team) and tatica can't help me this time because she should go to the doctor

for that reason, I need help for this talk in spanish

@bandikoot @Michelsedgh , this is why I give 1GB to my /boot partition, better safe than sorry.

Huge. 200 is sufficient, 500 is bliss. Until unless someone keeps more than 3 kernels

Fedora/yum/dnf do clean up old kernels, unlike Ubuntu

I have a 256GB ssd and 40GB is for Windows so I try to limit things I don't need...

Copy Windows keys, and push it into a vm

Until unless, you have very specific need (gaming )

Hi guys, mi f24 only recognize 3'5gb of 4gb for RAM, how fix that?

Hi guys, mi f24 only recognize 3'5gb of 4gb for RAM, how fix that?

Did you installed a 32 bit version ?

Did you installed a 32 bit version ?

No, x64

No, x64

Hmm, that's weird

I have no idea

Do you have one memory slot in use?

no

only fedora recognized 3'5gb

I have two memory of 2gb

ERROR: S client not available

debian for example no problem

I have two memory of 2gb

Which kernel version do you have?

Which kernel version do you have?

4.5.5-300.fc24.x86_64

No bro, I have no idea. Sorry

no problem by happy

haha

Hi guys, mi f24 only recognize 3'5gb of 4gb for RAM, how fix that?

you mean 3.5 GiB ??

Hi guys, mi f24 only recognize 3'5gb of 4gb for RAM, how fix that?

The rest is used by your IGP. The value may be configurable from BIOS/UEFI settings, but you won't be able to get the whole of 4 GB

debian for example no problem

What's de/wm do you have on debian?

Hi guys, good morning and good night to people of different reigons.

I need to replace Antergos with Fedora so I think it'll be quite easy?

I've Antergos on dualboot with windows 10

Hi guys, mi f24 only recognize 3'5gb of 4gb for RAM, how fix that?

probably shared memory

upgrade bios ?

Sorry guys, I'm working right now, see you later and Talk! Thx!!

I need to replace Antergos with Fedora so I think it'll be quite easy?

By the way, why are you moving away ?

I am planning on giving it a try

hey guys, have you installed VirtualBox from RPMfusion?

hey guys, have you installed VirtualBox from RPMfusion?

you would need virtualbox repo for that

but I have always had very little success with virtualbox on fedora

I use kvm

but I have always had very little success with virtualbox on fedora

well at first time I have problems with it

I am unable to load some modules

By the way, why are you moving away ?

I'm done with it. Kinda buggy or not compatible with my laptop may be.

The pure Arch is love.

The pure Arch is love.

I was planning on pure arch + aur + gtk + i3

I was planning on pure arch + aur + gtk + i3

On Arch this is well documented, I will move my old and beloved X40 to Arch once Fedora drops the i386 support.

Manjaro is better than antergos imo, but for sure arch still the best (for me at least)...

hey guys, have you installed VirtualBox from RPMfusion?

I prefer to keep minimal proprietary application. Breaks upgrades

I prefer to keep minimal proprietary application. Breaks upgrades

Well, I just installed VB from Oracle ?