
Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
15:21:12
I was getting rolling release on ArchLinux and when blueman upgraded to latest, my wireless headphones were no longer working properly
they fixed that 1 month later

Onyeibo
31.01.2018
15:22:05

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
15:22:44

Google

Onyeibo
31.01.2018
15:23:01
that's the saddest part

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
15:23:06
yeah...

Kakarot
31.01.2018
15:58:06

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
16:12:39
but I told them the issue with full details, logs and trace.

Smooth criminal
31.01.2018
16:23:10
What's the error in terminal let the job 1837 finish

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:32:31

Smooth criminal
31.01.2018
16:33:25

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:33:48
dnf install cool-new-stuff can wait for 5 minutes, can it? :P
killing it might corrupt your package database.

Robert
31.01.2018
16:34:31
Anyone of you using Genymotion Android emulator on Fedora 27? Does it work well?

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:34:50

Google

Smooth criminal
31.01.2018
16:35:05

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:36:39
But dont kill it outright
you can disable this update instead.

Smooth criminal
31.01.2018
16:37:18

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:38:16
How
systemctl disable dnf-makecache.service
systemctl disable packagekit.service
systemctl mask packagekit.service
gsettings set org.gnome.software download-updates false
This will also disable the gnome store.

Robert
31.01.2018
16:39:00

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:39:23
You can download android-x86 and run it in a vm easily.
Or even easier, use arc welder.
https://medium.com/@adw/using-google-s-new-arc-welder-to-run-whatsapp-on-pc-or-os-x-c53e4cd2ec7c

Robert
31.01.2018
16:44:02

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:44:55
arc welder itself or whatsapp?
Oh!
And you need https://archon-runtime.github.io/

Robert
31.01.2018
16:45:44

Tobias?
31.01.2018
16:46:05

Robert
31.01.2018
16:46:47
Cool! Let me try that. ?
Will see how I can get Genymotion to run on Fedora 27. Seems to be the easier approach for me.

Google

Ahmetcan
31.01.2018
17:18:49

AWildMohamadAppeared!
31.01.2018
18:02:16

ash
31.01.2018
19:14:36
Hey guys! I'm wondering if theres a way to remove the fedora boot logo and replace it with the live boot log. can you help me?

Mikhail
31.01.2018
19:15:18
Wait a sec
Open /etc/default/grub and replace splash to text in cmdline string
And update grub, of course
Guys, am I correct?

ash
31.01.2018
19:20:04
Not sure what to do here

Mikhail
31.01.2018
19:23:39
try to write 'text' inside

Lewis
31.01.2018
19:23:44
plymouth-set-default-theme details -R
Run that in terminal

Mikhail
31.01.2018
19:23:56

Lewis
31.01.2018
19:24:30
Or leave it as is and read the logs?

Mikhail
31.01.2018
19:25:00
Or press the down button while booting

ash
31.01.2018
19:25:15

Google

ash
31.01.2018
19:26:37
@lcividin I'm wondering, is this change preserved?

Barrel
31.01.2018
19:26:44

Lewis
31.01.2018
19:26:45
Yep

Mikhail
31.01.2018
19:26:57

ash
31.01.2018
19:27:03
kewl. thanks guys!

Tobias?
31.01.2018
19:27:11
Press an F2 key or anything. :P

Mikhail
31.01.2018
19:27:17

Admin
ERROR: S client not available

Tobias?
31.01.2018
19:27:20
any F or esc key will display that

Lewis
31.01.2018
19:27:34
You can remove the application altogether also

ash
31.01.2018
19:27:45

Ahmetcan
31.01.2018
19:40:03
You'd remove rhgb and quiet from there and rebuild grub

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:06:39
one does not simply write 'text' in VIM

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:07:18
I read this in some guide on LQ

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:07:30
it just sounded funny
open /etc/grub and write text in it
:))

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:07:44
Ah
And VIM is simple, btw

Google

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:08:14
I know, am using it as well

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:08:21
It's just nano that needs pressing i

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:08:25
if you want, we can share vimrc'z
nano sucks

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:08:39
Just joking

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:09:17
i know you were ?
nano is good when you're too lazy to install vim after a fresh install

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:09:52
Wait, what?
I mean, isn't vim is default text editor?

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:10:21
lol
it's vi
but that garbles text so bad

notafile
31.01.2018
20:10:41

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:11:05
No, i mean in such things as configuring sudo by 'visudo' and other

Daniel Andrei
31.01.2018
20:11:14
hmm
well yeah, it is set in my ~/.bashrc
but when you do sudoedit /something/important it opens nano

Tobias?
31.01.2018
20:12:29

Mikhail
31.01.2018
20:12:35
I thought they drop vi out and made vim default