"It should be running Fedora"

"It should be running Fedora"

Because it should run on pcs that arent 10+ years old. See germany how to achieve that.

Whatever

You probably won't never face a donation in a school

BTW, where is dwb in Fedora now?

It hasnt been maintained for 5 years now, according to github.

You probably won't never face a donation in a school

Erm... what? I managed my schools it when i was still in school.

And we didnt have a single not-x64 machine back then. We even kept the crts in one room but all machines were post-2005.

Lucky you

Lucky you

German Standard really.

Schools can get like 300€ per pc they order.

I manage a donation of 50 IBM Pentium to a primary school

This applies for most* EU lands

So, Should I say no just because they were "old"?

And lost the oportunity to teach computing to a lot of kids

So, Should I say no just because they were "old"?

You should call the congress to change the situation if you have to work with those.

Oh yeah! That will work

Forget it, you are not going to understand and I'm not going to change my mind

So, pointless discussion

I will call for testers for 32-bits systems always

Hopefully to gain at least 2 or 3 more releases of Fedora supporting x86 processors

aren't x86 64-bits?

x86_64 are 64-bits

ah ok

I installed many LXDE on old PCs... Some users need it only for web-surf

Well done.

I agree. I think that old computers can run under the old Fedora.

Given the amount of CVE's we have seen in the recent days... running a deprecated EOLifed Fedora it is not a good idea.

If you have the ability to, replace 32 bit machines as soon as you can or stay stuck on debian until you can

This ^

This ^

Unfortunately, I can not buy computers to all my friends who are not ready to buy a modern computer and to whom I installed Linux instead of the destroyed Windows

Sorry, if you don't understand Google translated text above... :(

US Treasury Secretary #Mnuchin: our number one focus is regulating #cryptocurrencies.

Mostly that its not fedora related and an unauthorized modification of money and thus will make the bundesbank not take them back, making them worthless.

Since that is clearly an intentional modification.

Oh and that cryptocurrencies are bs and several bubbles happening at once in textbook bubble bursting so... theres that.

^^ this

also, it could be considered currency defacing, which is a crime

also, it could be considered currency defacing, which is a crime

Not in the EU.

You own the money but if you intentionally mod it it looses its value.

Unfortunately, I can not buy computers to all my friends who are not ready to buy a modern computer and to whom I installed Linux instead of the destroyed Windows

So for this matter you should suggest to them to use any other GNU/Linux distribution that still has support for i386.

https://www.askaboutmoney.com/threads/is-it-illegal-to-write-on-a-euro-note.155323/

>General information about the reproduction of banknotes: >It is an offence to deface this currency.

Thats an old thing - you can freely write on it nowadays.

But then again, total value loss (for the bundesbank taking it back)

So for this matter you should suggest to them to use any other GNU/Linux distribution that still has support for i386.

I can install it only, not suggest to use anything ?

American consumer spending at an all time high (ATH).

@hydaragha nobody cares, seriously

@hydaragha nobody cares, seriously

bcz nobody think, this is decentralized world if you dont care you out

you don't understand, this is a Fedora group, not a cryptocurrency group, so you're the one who's out here

pretty sure Haydar is just trying to shill the channel, likely because they own it

of course he is

the problem is

Done

Done

Thanks.

thank you!

Goddamit stop

Nobody cares. Its not related to this channel either.

@Kohane pls, another spammer?

@Kohane pls, another spammer?

Who? Where?

Its clear now, thanks

I delete one of the messages, I can look a little bit more later

I deleted the other one.

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Great! Thanks

Welcome.

Hello! Please read the pinned message!

Hello! Please read the pinned message!

Good evening, the group would like to know where I can find documentation of fedora 27 pdf? for me to use the system to the maximum.

what kind of documentation?

there's a lot of it

what kind of documentation?

I wanted full on Fedora 27, so I know how to use it correctly. to study the fedora.

full?

full?

Not completely complete, about how to use correctly, about changes, wanted a read, not to do the wrong thing when using Fedora 27

Not completely complete, about how to use correctly, about changes, wanted a read, not to do the wrong thing when using Fedora 27

Please, please, read the documentation, but it's been my experience learning more while breaking things...

Honestly, I don't get what you're looking for, using fedora is pretty straightforward, mainly if you use the workstation edition, you get a full operating system with a nice desktop environment and the usual things installed (browser, players, editos, etc.). Then you have a software center to install almost anything else you need, and so forth

My parents haven't read any documentation ever, and they use it every day for basic tasks

fedora has differences between Ubuntu, right? and about that, I wanted some kind of book about the new fedora because I want to try to use

I think I'm expressing it wrong.

fedora has differences between Ubuntu, right? and about that, I wanted some kind of book about the new fedora because I want to try to use

Take a Look at Fedora Docs buddy!

fedora has differences between Ubuntu, right? and about that, I wanted some kind of book about the new fedora because I want to try to use

Install it, use it, and look for help if you can't achieve any particular task. I wouldn't start to read documentation without a very particular purpose

Install it, use it, and look for help if you can't achieve any particular task. I wouldn't start to read documentation without a very particular purpose

why I thought it would help, not to be afraid of the differences. rsrs

what differences do you find?

Actually you need to learn about Linux, man. The differences between distros, and their package workflow. After that just dig into command line running the Live image.

Actually you need to learn about Linux, man. The differences between distros, and their package workflow. After that just dig into command line running the Live image.

Why does he need to learn that?

anyone was test this maybe? http://images.plasma-mobile.org/iso/

no, what for?

anyone was test this maybe? http://images.plasma-mobile.org/iso/

I get my high speed internet in around 15 hours, I'll download it then. It is for the desktop, no?

I get my high speed internet in around 15 hours, I'll download it then. It is for the desktop, no?

for Virtual Mashine

and prob for mobile devices ?

If I could try it on a VM, I surely would... If it's for a mobile, probably not.

no, what for?

as they write: "Plasma Mobile aims to become a complete and open software system for mobile devices. It is designed to give privacy-aware users back control over their information and communication. Plasma Mobile takes a pragmatic approach and is inclusive to 3rd party software, allowing the user to choose which applications and services to use, while providing a seamless experience across multiple devices. Plasma Mobile implements open standards and is developed in a transparent process that is open for anyone to participate in."

as they write: "Plasma Mobile aims to become a complete and open software system for mobile devices. It is designed to give privacy-aware users back control over their information and communication. Plasma Mobile takes a pragmatic approach and is inclusive to 3rd party software, allowing the user to choose which applications and services to use, while providing a seamless experience across multiple devices. Plasma Mobile implements open standards and is developed in a transparent process that is open for anyone to participate in."

Oh, they make some testing ISOs for desktop use, I noticed. Based on arch, iirc.