Its impossible to truly disable

They just don't show it to you

Except extirpating it

before, it was saving my locations, searches on YouTube and Google search et.al. , but now there's no data there

everybody logs... its free from a company that keeps turning profit

eh, I know, they're assholes and still get data in the background, but I'm not switching OS until I get EOL monthly releases

I'll switch to LineageOS too after

I use a blackberry os not the recent android hacks. The good ol' OS 5

If its good enough for nuclear silos then it is good enough for me

I'll switch to LineageOS too after

I switched to LOS the second i got my note.

I use a blackberry os not the recent android hacks. The good ol' OS 5

"android hacks" Keep on living in a dreamworld buddy.

I switched to LOS the second i got my note.

All the uninstallable default apps that ran even when disabled. It was awful. And slow.

"android hacks" Keep on living in a dreamworld buddy.

I mean by android hacks, I mean it is an OS they claim its unique but is really just android with a cool theme and widgets

anybody tried to install LOS on Galaxy S7?

anybody tried to install LOS on Galaxy S7?

does it support it?

I mean by android hacks, I mean it is an OS they claim its unique but is really just android with a cool theme and widgets

Thats why we use LineageOS - pure AOSP with nothing but clean code ontop.

LOS doesn't support all devices

does it support it?

I don't know ?

https://cloud.furworks.de/apps/gallery/s/k46Wfj73apgcjtp

Is this nextcloud 13?

All the skiddie indian distros made in android kitchen truly are meh.

Is this nextcloud 13?

Yup, sure is. :3

I don't know ?

well check their supported devices list

Yup, sure is. :3

It's so pretty

I need to update mine

It's so pretty

.. Thats nextcloud-breeze-dark

Oh ok

Oh ok

https://git.furworks.de/opensourcemirror/nextcloud/breeze-dark

Thank you!

well check their supported devices list

it's autogenerated page here

it's autogenerated page here

here https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/

here https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/

...no?

I wanted to install it on my galaxy tab 3 but it's not supported

...no?

what?

what?

https://download.lineageos.org/

This is the official, and only, page.

ohhhh

my bad

here https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/

Would rather get it from the official source with something that is actually updated

lemme try that again

If you dont have a verizon or other us cellphone carrier model you'll likely be good to go.

https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte/install

I looked at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte, and it's autogenerated note there

I looked at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte, and it's autogenerated note there

From this b

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/master/_data/devices/herolte.yml

fixed link ? ticket closed ?

I looked at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte, and it's autogenerated note there

So?

I looked at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte, and it's autogenerated note there

I think you're good to go, backup ROM first and then proceed installing TWRP

I looked at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte, and it's autogenerated note there

https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/development/rom-unofficial-lineageos-14-1-galaxy-s7-t3529197 Here is the xda community.

I looked at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/herolte, and it's autogenerated note there

And "autogenerated" is just for the instalaltion instructions, as they basically never change with samsung.

The image itself has been made by humans and verified.

thank you ?

I've only managed to flash it from a Windows machine because it had some Samsung software that didn't work on Linux

You can find the TWRP flashing tutorial on androidcentral forums

Much Fedora talk this week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK0adFE9y9c

i want to thank alberto rodriguez s. for his tutorial to install packettracer 7.1 for fedora 27

http://www.bt0.ninja/tag/packettracer7/

i want to thank alberto rodriguez s. for his tutorial to install packettracer 7.1 for fedora 27

You can thank him on Telegram! ? @bt0dotninja

ok

http://www.bt0.ninja/tag/packettracer7/

wow, nice resource ?

I needed that after the exam so much but account expired and couldn't login anymore

It's amazing I almost thought my SSD in my Surface Pro 3 is dead. But after dnf update and a reboot ?? works like a charm again :)

Does anyone has experience with GNU/HURD ?

It's amazing I almost thought my SSD in my Surface Pro 3 is dead. But after dnf update and a reboot ?? works like a charm again :)

did you find the issue?

did you find the issue?

I found the solution, the issue itself, not :D

I found the solution, the issue itself, not :D

what if it happens again, and a simple update wouldn't fix it? ?

More investigation

ERROR: S client not available

Hi, how can i make shared folder between my system and virtual system (in kvm)

I think there is a possibility to define the folder as a network drive for both systems.

I heard about things like that, but never did it.

Hi, how can i make shared folder between my system and virtual system (in kvm)

Ideally with sshfs, so you can access the guest from the host.

For giving the guest access to the host consider using nfs - quickly setup using /etc/exports, allowing the firewall service for it and adding the ip of the vm.

And of course, if you just want something to move files inbetween the two quickly (not working on a project or anything) use caddy to copy them over or for work projects, vagrant allows you to setup rsync targets, automatically syncing a project folder to a predefined vm.

It's amazing I almost thought my SSD in my Surface Pro 3 is dead. But after dnf update and a reboot ?? works like a charm again :)

May the I/0 gods bless dnf.

May the I/0 gods bless dnf.

Oh yes!

Guys, where are SELinux compiled policies located? I've looked on the entire FS and couldn't find any files ending in *.pp, except the ones I created. They should've been under /etc/selinux/targeted/modules... but that dir doesn't even exist.

And of course, if you just want something to move files inbetween the two quickly (not working on a project or anything) use caddy to copy them over or for work projects, vagrant allows you to setup rsync targets, automatically syncing a project folder to a predefined vm.

Thanks

Guys, where are SELinux compiled policies located? I've looked on the entire FS and couldn't find any files ending in *.pp, except the ones I created. They should've been under /etc/selinux/targeted/modules... but that dir doesn't even exist.

First, dont muck around with system files - these will not be on any other system you will be on after all and will introduce a lot of headache. Second, there are several locations. Some targeted rules lay in /usr/share/selinux/targeted/default/active/modules where you can find modules for several applications you might install in Fedora, like dnsmasq or xen. Third, the main policy is installed in /etc/selinux/targeted/policy and is not denoted by .pp but rather by its current version.

Dont delete any of these, dont randomly link them to different things and dont work around things in selinux that you hsould use a module for.

If errors in selinux happen for you report them to the maintainer of the fedora package, or, if upstream is responsible for its spec, the project itself and use the GUI tool button "troubleshoot" to correct them.

All hail the divine SELinux.

O' great program of no wrong.

https://mate-desktop.org/blog/2018-02-07-mate-1-20-released/

https://mate-desktop.org/blog/2018-02-07-mate-1-20-released/

Nice! Time to read! ?

First, dont muck around with system files - these will not be on any other system you will be on after all and will introduce a lot of headache. Second, there are several locations. Some targeted rules lay in /usr/share/selinux/targeted/default/active/modules where you can find modules for several applications you might install in Fedora, like dnsmasq or xen. Third, the main policy is installed in /etc/selinux/targeted/policy and is not denoted by .pp but rather by its current version.

thanks man, I don't mock system files, just that I've read in the docs about this and couldn't find that specific dir, probably because the docs were referring to rhel7

Hi Guys, do you know how to configure iptables to only allow port 80 and port 443? Do I need another port for updates?

Hi Guys, do you know how to configure iptables to only allow port 80 and port 443? Do I need another port for updates?

Won't work as you need at minimum port 53/udp too. :P

Won't work as you need at minimum port 53/udp too. :P

Why?

Why?

Just the tiny unimportant thing called dns.

And limiting outgoing traffic to only have destinations of :80 or :443 is also of pretty limited value. Especially as firewalld comes preloaded with conntrack, which will take care of only allowing answers from hosts you talked to first.

Oh okay, so I dont have to do anything?

Oh okay, so I dont have to do anything?

You can but as i said, its of very limited value.

Hey guys, is Top Bar > Application Menu enabled for you by default on Fedora 27?

Hey guys, is Top Bar > Application Menu enabled for you by default on Fedora 27?

What

The top left overview? Or the legacy notification tray being there?

I was told here this should be default on Fedora 27 but for me it was definitely not: https://github.com/haecker-felix/gradio/issues/292#issuecomment-363874670