I'm perfectly happy with the software collection on Fedora's repos and some coprs.

I'm glad too I jumped the ship from shitbuntu long ago

*shrugs* I let guake run the command on the background while I watch a TV show...

lmao

I'm glad too I jumped the ship from shitbuntu long ago

Let's not do name calling. Let's keep it civil and factual.

you'll find me compliant next time

you'll find me compliant next time

Thank you.

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Hi! Can anyone help me? Maybe it sounds stupid but I can't remove Libre Office from autostart )) I use Fedora with Xfce. After boot I see "oosplash->soffice.bin" when I run "pstree". Parent ID -> systemd. "journalctl | grep oosplash" -> empty result "grep -r ~/ " -> nothing interesting ~/.config/autostart/ ~/.bashrc ~/.bash_profile /etc/xdg/autostart -> nothing interesting Any ideas?

Irina /etc/xdg/autostart ?

Irina /etc/xdg/autostart ?

grep -r oosplash /etc/xdg/autostart/ grep -r libre /etc/xdg/autostart/ grep -r office /etc/xdg/autostart/ -> empty result

I'm using unar

? yes

? yes

you're welcome ?

For now, I set it to permissive. So no reports lost there.

Just use audit2allow to generate a policy instead of setting it to permissive

# grep snapd /var/log/audit/audit.log | audit2allow -M snapPolicy # semodule -i snapPolicy.pp This should set selinux to allow snapd

# grep snapd /var/log/audit/audit.log | audit2allow -M snapPolicy # semodule -i snapPolicy.pp This should set selinux to allow snapd

isn't it audit2allow -aM whateverPolicy ?

I thought it was .pp, but it's whatever the new file in your working directory is

I thought it was .pp, but it's whatever the new file in your working directory is

pp is the result after applying it, it builds the module and saves .pp files

.

# grep snapd /var/log/audit/audit.log | audit2allow -M snapPolicy # semodule -i snapPolicy.pp This should set selinux to allow snapd

Its not like the gui tool has a troubleshoot button that recommends exatly that.

Its not like the gui tool has a troubleshoot button that recommends exatly that.

Lol

pp is the result after applying it, it builds the module and saves .pp files

The rhel docs say .pp as well, so I'm pretty sure I got it right

https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/6/html/security-enhanced_linux/sect-security-enhanced_linux-fixing_problems-allowing_access_audit2allow

Cannot start x without nomodeset in kernel params in fedora...

The rhel docs say .pp as well, so I'm pretty sure I got it right

audit2allow compiles the Type Enforcement rule into a policy package (.pp) And what did I say?

sorry for my phrasing, I said it builds it instead of compiling the Type Enforcement rule

Hmm I think I must have misread something

Could have swore you said it was semodule -i snapPolicy.local

My bad

Cannot start x without nomodeset in kernel params in fedora...

nvidia/dual gpu?

Could have swore you said it was semodule -i snapPolicy.local

yes you did, and I corrected my text, I wasn't referring to the name of files, but to the arguments passed to audit2allow. You posted an example with audit2allow -M and I said it's audit2allow -aM

You can try disabling the dedicated gpu if feasible or if your bios allows the intel gpu when possible, that will take away a billion possible bugs.

# grep snapd /var/log/audit/audit.log | audit2allow -M snapPolicy # semodule -i snapPolicy.pp This should set selinux to allow snapd

-a | --all Read input from audit and message log

-a | --all Read input from audit and message log

You're already passing all the input it needs with grep

You can make the policy with audit2allow -aM, but that's works a bit differently

You're already passing all the input it needs with grep

I thought it requires that option all the time, even when you grep. Yep, it actually makes sense, sorry about that.

It's okay haha

?

That statement wasn't calling for a conclusion, tbh. But if you do want one, flatpak issues on Ubuntu LTS (18.04) are flagged low priority.

Ah, makes sense tbh.

nvidia/dual gpu?

Atom bay fail integrated gpu

Hello, anyone knows a way to deal with encrypted partation has unknown passphrase?

Hello, anyone knows a way to deal with encrypted partation has unknown passphrase?

Format and forget

I have full access to the operating system with root user

Hello, anyone knows a way to deal with encrypted partation has unknown passphrase?

Reformat the drive

I have full access to the operating system with root user

You can't mount encrypted partition without a passphrase. This is a key to security, root permissions doesn't matter

So is it certainly that there is nothing can I do?

The whole point of encryption is not having access without password

So is it certainly that there is nothing can I do?

You could try and crack the password depending on length and complexity, but there's no simple way to bypass it

Yeah im about to step out to publix though

Ok guys I'm over here wanting to learn more of what is under chromuim since it still abc soup controlled

Yeah im about to step out to publix though

Pardon?

Lmao whoops

Somehow i had replied to this from notifications

Was able to reproduce the plug in USB - logout bug faithfully...

Is the workaround to disable the places extension?

Is the workaround to disable the places extension?

You can use the web interface (chrome-gnome-shell on FF/ Chromium), or Epiphany ootb. Or use gnome- tweaks

You can use the web interface (chrome-gnome-shell on FF/ Chromium), or Epiphany ootb. Or use gnome- tweaks

I use the Gnome tweak tool usually - just wanted to check that disabling the places extension will make the problem go away

Yeah it works! Interestingly if you unmount a usb drive it logs you out. Then when I log in again it again logs me out as it mounts the drive automatically. So login again, disable places and unmount... ?

Yeah it works! Interestingly if you unmount a usb drive it logs you out. Then when I log in again it again logs me out as it mounts the drive automatically. So login again, disable places and unmount... ?

Oh yeah, I heard about this issue.

Yeah it works! Interestingly if you unmount a usb drive it logs you out. Then when I log in again it again logs me out as it mounts the drive automatically. So login again, disable places and unmount... ?

I'm having this issue too. Disabled places extension and It's okay now.

Looks like a problem with gnome

Looks like a problem with gnome

More precisely, the extension, IMLTHO.

Does this happen with xfce too?

Btw, is it a good idea to install Nvidia drivers for my gfx card or stick to nouveau?

My battery is taking quite a toll, guess the correct driver will shake it off. I only get 2 hours

ERROR: S client not available

HI! How to change gnome-terminal profile preferences in sh?

HI! How to change gnome-terminal profile preferences in sh?

Figured out. Thanks. dconf

Does this happen with xfce too?

The GNOME extension?

Btw, is it a good idea to install Nvidia drivers for my gfx card or stick to nouveau?

Depends on your card.

And a bit on your philosophy.

Btw, is it a good idea to install Nvidia drivers for my gfx card or stick to nouveau?

My experience with nouveau hadn't been good

The GNOME extension?

Oops, my bad.

And a bit on your philosophy.

I can't be a stallman but sure enough I use free software where available. In this case tho, things aren't working out well and I'm not sure. A single slip up maybe ;)

My experience with nouveau hadn't been good

Is it with the battery?

Is it with the battery?

Nope just refused to work but that was a while back

Haven't tried it since

You could try and crack the password depending on length and complexity, but there's no simple way to bypass it

What if I have a part of password ?

What if I have a part of password ?

You could look into bruteforcing it somehow if you know of of it/keywords

I've never really done any of that kind of stuff, so you'd have to look that up on your own unfortunately

If you don't absolutely need the data though, it's definitely way easier to just reformat

What if I have a part of password ?

Is it your computer? How did you lose the password?

lol good question

What if I have a part of password ?

Guess the other part of it? :P

In which pkg can I find syndaemon ? I've looked for it honestly and it doesn't show up: ➜ ~ dnf search syndaemon Last metadata expiration check: 0:24:13 ago on Sun 04 Feb 2018 11:04:52 AM EET. No matches found.

In which pkg can I find syndaemon ? I've looked for it honestly and it doesn't show up: ➜ ~ dnf search syndaemon Last metadata expiration check: 0:24:13 ago on Sun 04 Feb 2018 11:04:52 AM EET. No matches found.

dnf provides syndaemon

Atom bay fail integrated gpu

Is it the earliest bay trail atom before GMA was a thing?

They have a custom cpu that has neither full windows support nor any linux support.

Nope.

JUst a bayfail Pentium

https://twitter.com/fedora/status/960084263486947329

JUst a bayfail Pentium

All distros cannot start x except Slackware, BTW, so i'm guessing it's drivers problem

All distros cannot start x except Slackware, BTW, so i'm guessing it's drivers problem

If they start with nomodeset its clearly gpu related, yes.

And slackware may have auto fallback for this.

can you do an lspci and show us the gpu model?

Alright, i'll do it when I'm will be home

When I installed fedora I chose xfs for the single disk the laptop had. Now I see that in fstab the fsck value is set to 0 for the root mount filesystem