i was disappoint

How did you manage that

Simple replace current playlist from Smartlist...

Simple replace current playlist from Smartlist...

As long as smartlist is active that won't work

I was just hoping for something non-bullshit not internet connected to just recursively load my music library

A video player, repurposed, or Clementine seems like the best idea atm.

You need to stop any running playlists before you can add other playlists

smart playlist is party mode

As long as smartlist is active that won't work

But I prefer error message, not crashing app :)

But I prefer error message, not crashing app :)

Its QT4 so maybe the error message has been discontinued. XD

but thank you, I need some time to learn about this player

The QT5 rework is in the works

but goes a little slow

I was just hoping for something non-bullshit not internet connected to just recursively load my music library

Yarock? You can try it too, @Kohane .. it's so good that the LXQt SIG include it as default ootb.

is TLP a powertop-like program?

please, advice me some tool to reencode tags to UTF-8?

is TLP a powertop-like program?

You can also wait for Fedora 28 to include all these tweaks by default :3

Yarock? You can try it too, @Kohane .. it's so good that the LXQt SIG include it as default ootb.

Let me check it. The expression "good" varies from user to user.

please, advice me some tool to reencode tags to UTF-8?

EasyTag

You can also wait for Fedora 28 to include all these tweaks by default :3

Well, I already have them in F27, just installed. Thanks, anyway

EasyTag

thank you again :)

All mp3. But they were alright up to now. I've been listening these songs for months now.

so different issue... Then maybe a report at https://github.com/clementine-player/Clementine/issues can let upstream know of the problem.

Let me check it. The expression "good" varies from user to user.

Try it out!

Guys, I have a question; how is the ubuntu snappy core different from Fedora's atomic workstation?

@Wolfshappen ?

I will. According to their description, I can browse files drag them to the playlist. Let's see how it goes.

Guys, I have a question; how is the ubuntu snappy core different from Fedora's atomic workstation?

Well, it doesn't suck

Well, it doesn't suck

Something more technical, plz :P

Something more technical, plz :P

¯\_༼ ಥ ‿ ಥ ༽_/¯

Well, it doesn't suck

I kinda agree, tho...

@Wolfshappen ?

Fedora Workstation atomic is a layered system using docker(-like?) for applications and ostree for updates, with each layer adding its files to the final end system. Meaning you cannot die on it in boot and if it does it can still autorollback - never fearing that a workstation will die after an update. It does require a ton of administrative knowledge tough and ideally a sysadmin that does this for a hundred users Snappy core just installs a ton of applications trough snaps and starts them

So ostree = base file 1 application 1 file 2 = file 1 file 2 base-extend file1-new = file1-new file2

afaik

snappy is just craps bundled together and given to you as applications instead

Oh, I see, thanks!!!

snappy is just craps bundled together and given to you as applications instead

Iiuc, the whole OS is a snap.

Iiuc, the whole OS is a snap.

In the end its not a rhel endorsed product and made by ubuntu so i'd have little confidence. ?

In the end its not a rhel endorsed product and made by ubuntu so i'd have little confidence. ?

Yee, me too!

A real dumb question but how much bandwidth is required for fedora installation?

A real dumb question but how much bandwidth is required for fedora installation?

It's recommended to update all packages, so you need to download about 500Mb-2Gb

But you can reject this option

A real dumb question but how much bandwidth is required for fedora installation?

About 800~MiB after you install via the official iso

About 800~MiB after you install via the official iso

And by that i mean the upgrades

Ah, dayum. I could finish my arch installations in within 1 gig and that's including downloading the iso. I usually run on limited bandwidth that is 3 GB a day and I exhausted it for the day. So had to ask..

I currently have 1 GB of internet that I bought as a booster pack;_;

I currently have 1 GB of internet that I bought as a booster pack;_;

That's enough if you have an iso, no otherwise

That's enough if you have an iso, no otherwise

Yup, I have the iso

EasyTag

I remembered Picasa! It's connected to muzicbrainz, so can tag files even it without any information at all.

WASD Code

I'll look into it, thanks!

Yup, I have the iso

You could just upgrade some other time

Although I don't know how functional dnf is, but boi is it the prettiest looking package manager.

Okay for some weird reason Wayland works on nvidia all of a sudden and moreover Xwayland is now working

How did that happen?

I thought Xwayland wasn't supported on nvidia. I'm even using Sway. Is it possible that both nouveau and nvidia can run side by side now?

isn't the Powerline lagging your terminal?

when I installed it, was moving like crap

VLC 3.0 is here, and these are the 5 best features - http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/02/vlc-3-0-chromecast-support-new-features

Only discmeh developers will know.

*Discord

1440P Screen + Quad Core CPU + 32GB RAM Potentially

Ooh, that sounds nice ?

guys, is there any fucking way of closing 20 evince documents with a single click or shortcut?

guys, is there any fucking way of closing 20 evince documents with a single click or shortcut?

No that I know of... Why did you open so many?

No that I know of... Why did you open so many?

work

that's really a limitation

I imagined so.

But I close documents as soon as I don't need them. I don't keep 20 things around.

I usually need 20 things around, and more

ERROR: S client not available

usually about 50, 4 per workspace in

several workspaces

Aha

How many heads do you have?

guys, is there any fucking way of closing 20 evince documents with a single click or shortcut?

Alt+F4?

head only one, so I can't afford being the whole day searching, opening and closing files

Alt+F4?

doesn't seem to do anything

doesn't seem to do anything

Holy balls, that's ridiculous ?

Holy balls, that's ridiculous ?

indeed

head only one, so I can't afford being the whole day searching, opening and closing files

I don't search. They're all together. I'm a very tidy girl.

I mean, I love okular, but I also love zooming with the touchpad and fast scrolling

I don't search. They're all together. I'm a very tidy girl.

I also have them all together in zotero, but still have to search

Oh

No. I have them in normal folders.

Zotero is for Firefox, right?

If I had them in normal folders...

What?

Zotero is for Firefox, right?

now it's standalone

Ah

Anyway, I don't use it.

Why Zotero?

it keeps bibliography organized, I need no less that 70.000 pdfs

Wow.

it searchs everywhere, manages everything, it's useful if you work with bibliopgraphy

I have all my stuff backed up. But why so many thousands of things?

Ah, no, I don't

Do you conduct researches?

so I open my say 50 docs I'm going to work with during a day, and then have to start closing at the end of the day...

Guys, is there any XFCE-standard calculator?

I never know what I'm gonna need in the future, quite often I need something I haven't used in 10 years and, hey, it's there because I kept it

Guys, is there any XFCE-standard calculator?

Good question. There should be.

I never know what I'm gonna need in the future, quite often I need something I haven't used in 10 years and, hey, it's there because I kept it

Oh. No, that's not my case. If I didn't use something in over a year, I'm unlikely to use it again simply because it's already outdated.