I honestly didn't realize seals were that big :/

LMAO

I honestly expected chicken puns...

They can be sometimes!

I honestly expected chicken puns...

I could absolutely have gone that route ?

I haven't used Spotify since ~2013 I think. I honestly always forget to even though everyone tells me I should use it.

I've only just started using, with a Malay proxy, it's still unavailable in India :!

They can be sometimes!

They look so cute and tiny in Madagascar though!

I could absolutely have gone that route ?

Oh, no, that would be predictable... ?

I could absolutely have gone that route ?

Don't forget to cross the road, first :P

They look so cute and tiny in Madagascar though!

LOL Try looking at them in real life. Some are cute, but most of them aren't really small. And they weigh a lot!!

Don't forget to cross the road, first :P

There aren't enough GIFs to describe the snort laugh ?

It's 5AM here and I can't figure out if it's worth it to install F27 on the desktop now, and spend the next hour configuring a few user profiles so they don't know anything changed, or just waiting until tomorrow ?

It's 5AM here and I can't figure out if it's worth it to install F27 on the desktop now, and spend the next hour configuring a few user profiles so they don't know anything changed, or just waiting until tomorrow ?

Until tomorrow you mean actually 24 hrs or until tomorrow when the sun arise or something like that?

Until tomorrow you mean actually 24 hrs or until tomorrow when the sun arise or something like that?

Probably 6 hours or so ?

Because I have a horrible sleep non-schedule

Today, tomorrow, and yesterday might as well not exist ?

I guess it's techincally today, but after I wake up

So tomorrow is today tomorrow

:/

It's 5AM here and I can't figure out if it's worth it to install F27 on the desktop now, and spend the next hour configuring a few user profiles so they don't know anything changed, or just waiting until tomorrow ?

Install it, and go to sleep, configure when you've woken up ..

I think I can get away with it, haha.

More precisely, let the install go on while you're sleeping...

That's edgy. That's thinking outside of the box. That's innovation.

It's like saving time, but time's still going, but you're not there!

Yeah, I think I need sleep ?

That's edgy. That's thinking outside of the box. That's innovation.

*takes a bow* (The things you learn while you're on 15 KB internet, and you need 4 hours to download 100 mb)

It's doing the thing! :D

Ah. What for?

The phone slides into a pc-making-shell.

Watch the Video for more info.

https://twitter.com/fedora/status/951076458021171202

hey, trying to run Unetbootin as root using sudo QT_X11_NO_MITSHM=1 /usr/bin/unetbootin but it gives this error No protocol specified unetbootin: cannot connect to X server :0

Why not to use the Fedora Media Writer?

Also, I don't get that error, I launch it sucessfully with that command

I am trying to boot and iso file directly from hard drive

fedora media writer offers that?

Oh ok

I don't think so, let me check

No, it doesn't

It's only for USB

okay, thanks :)

But it's weird, maybe you're missing some qt library

sudo QT_X11_NO_MITSHM=1 /usr/bin/unetbootin [sudo] password for x3mboy: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile

i dunno it's common issue in wayland apparently https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1266744

Oh, it could be. I use Cinnamon with X11

is there any other way to run apps as root other than using the terminal ?

Suposedly with beesu, but I don't know if it's still available

I will check that out, thanks for help

Np

it worked with weird commands i found on gihub under user run xhost local:root > non-network local connections being added to access control list then with sudo sudo QT_X11_NO_MITSHM=1 /usr/bin/unetbootin

:O

Weird

hey, trying to run Unetbootin as root using sudo QT_X11_NO_MITSHM=1 /usr/bin/unetbootin but it gives this error No protocol specified unetbootin: cannot connect to X server :0

You shouldnt. Running application uis as root is incredibly dangerous and should not be done, ever. Software that hasnt adapted yet should be dropped in favour of more advanced software until the old software has paced up.

Wayland and Xwayland didnt implement root x and explicitely wont to protect users from doing exactly that.

i dunno it's common issue in wayland apparently https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1266744

Not an issue, this time its a feature.

I am trying to boot and iso file directly from hard drive

You can write grub to that stick with a simple config that will allow you to chainload any iso file.

You shouldnt. Running application uis as root is incredibly dangerous and should not be done, ever. Software that hasnt adapted yet should be dropped in favour of more advanced software until the old software has paced up.

but the app is shipped in their repo so it must be doing things safely and it requires running as root

You can write grub to that stick with a simple config that will allow you to chainload any iso file.

I am looking that up since unebooten didn't work anyways ?

does anyone know when KDE Plasma will ship with Wayland by default on Fedora ? i know it works on Gnome already

but the app is shipped in their repo so it must be doing things safely and it requires running as root

Fedora shipping it !== it doing safe things.

Gnome disks comes also by default and it can still wipe all your hdds.

This anti-feature still works under x, yes - but wayland set out to make desktops secure. And that just involved no more root guis.

Fedora shipping it !== it doing safe things.

why shipping it when you already preventing it from work in the first place?

why shipping it when you already preventing it from work in the first place?

Because it still works for legacy users.

And the project might one day come to work properly.

ERROR: S client not available

Wayland users can't even run it tho, anyway I'm writing script to boot from hard drive but should my ISO file go in /boot dir ? I don't have enough space there unfortunately

Wayland users can't even run it tho, anyway I'm writing script to boot from hard drive but should my ISO file go in /boot dir ? I don't have enough space there unfortunately

Is your main partiton encrypted?

And you dont need a script for it, making extra entries for grub should be enough

Grub has autocompletion for filesystems after all.

Now that's a cool... Modern linux distro with modern kernel are working okay (well, except the startup part) on a 0.1 Ghz processor ! https://youtu.be/4qSziR6sD8Q

Hello there

Hello and welcome

Is your main partiton encrypted?

i believe no

And you dont need a script for it, making extra entries for grub should be enough

ah like in this file /etc/grup.d/40_custom ?

Yes

okay i am writing it rn, thank you for help :)

ah like in this file /etc/grup.d/40_custom ?

Are you trying to add a new OS entry to GRUB list?

Are you trying to add a new OS entry to GRUB list?

yup i wanna grup boot from hard drive iso file

what extension should my /etc/grup.d/40_custom ?

menuentry "arch ISO " { set isofile= "/home/ghaliesh/Downloads/arch/archOS/arch.iso" loopback loop (disk,partition)$isofile linux (loop)/casper/vmlinuz boot=casper iso-scan/filename=$isofile noprompt noeject initrd (loop)/casper/initrd.lz }

here is my entries i hope it doesn't miss anything

Why are you writing these yourself? These should be generated by grub

Make sure you have os-prober or whatever it's called in Fedora

I'm an Archer myself

here is my entries i hope it doesn't miss anything

Sadly I don't have experience with this. I have played with it but adding other OS's to the Fedora Grub under UEFI.

Why are you writing these yourself? These should be generated by grub

i had the file empty with almost some code comments so i write these, i hope i won't break things up

Do you have whatever the Fedora equivilent of os-prober installed?

Also, my fedora system isn't booting up. Need y'all help. Lemme send some logs and stuff. Wait a sec

Chrooted into fedora. Gonna pastebin the logs

More interesting is what happens when it fails to boot - where does it do that?

Yeah, sending. A bunch of services fail

Um. When I pipe to pastebinit, it just gives me https://paste.fedoraproject.org/...

Wait

fpaste?

https://pastebin.com/2N4PAYeR

boot.log

https://pastebin.com/aVLkrLSp