maths

Well, I suppose Maths don't change much over time.

for us, working with up to 30 years old things is quite usual

I see.

The sole idea of working on something so old distress me.

?

I'm older

Older than what?

I'm older

Hello older

nice to meet you

Hello folks, any of you noticing Firefox flickering upon launch? This on fedworkstation 27, everything up to date

Hello folks, any of you noticing Firefox flickering upon launch? This on fedworkstation 27, everything up to date

No. But I noticed that Firefox decided all of a sudden to start in a small sized window instead of the usual.

nice to meet you

So... you're older than what, your documents?

No. But I noticed that Firefox decided all of a sudden to start in a small sized window instead of the usual.

That would be a nice way to describe what the flickering looks like, as if a rather small window was resizing as Firefox loads

Yeah!

That happens to me too.

Except this flickering is rather bothersome

I'd love to kill it

Well... it bothers me too.

But I don't know what causes it, so I don't know if there's a way to change this behaviour.

Guys what command do I have to execute on LXDE to open default browser

lxsession-default webbrowser FTW ?

took me a while (3 days - damnit)

But I don't know what causes it, so I don't know if there's a way to change this behaviour.

Yeah, I tried disabling or more like re enabling the titlebar and that seems to do the trick

Yeah, I tried disabling or more like re enabling the titlebar and that seems to do the trick

Instead of the flickering I get a black box while firefox loads

Yeah, I tried disabling or more like re enabling the titlebar and that seems to do the trick

But I have the title bar and does the same anyway. What desktop do you use?

But I have the title bar and does the same anyway. What desktop do you use?

wokrstation default, so gnome on wayland

wokrstation default, so gnome on wayland

Workstation, but I use KDE. No Wayland.

Workstation, but I use KDE. No Wayland.

Interesting, I was betting on wayland being the problem

So... you're older than what, your documents?

Yeah

Welcome!

Thanks

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evil ones :)

https://zwischenzugs.com/2018/01/21/ten-more-things-i-wish-id-known-about-bash/

I've knew about pushd/popd but rest of them weren't so familiar

https://zwischenzugs.com/2018/01/21/ten-more-things-i-wish-id-known-about-bash/

Thank you

Thank you

you're welcome

how to access my windows machine remotely from my linux machine?

how to access my windows machine remotely from my linux machine?

From what I know, Windows uses RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) for remote access. So you're going to need a tool that's communicating on that protocol.

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

killall evince?

killall evince?

thou shall never kill (all -9)

thou shall never kill (all -9)

but why?

but why?

If I remember correctly it was a joke about how you should first try to end things nicely before resorting to the ultimate violence

always works for me

If I remember correctly it was a joke about how you should first try to end things nicely before resorting to the ultimate violence

like old meme

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DFSKNsIUIAAE03m.jpg

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

Very late, I know, but pkill evince?

Single click or shortcut :P

Apparently they've castrated Alt+F4

Or at least in this case.

Yeah I just checked, it seems there is no way to close evince so you have to close each instance manually

Must be some kind of unique thing since I don't see the same behaviour in other applications

Maybe should use qpdfview instead

good morning

good morning

morning ☕️

guys

i clean up my /etc/default/grub

how to generate it again

ERROR: S client not available

i clean up my /etc/default/grub

# grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

grub2? why you have that dir?

only grub2

does dnf got reconfigure

?

If it showed you that message, the GRUB was generated. If it's still not booting then something else is the issue

i could boot my system

you have EFI system

yep

so you're not going to find /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

/etc/default/grub

Hi guys, Do you have any useful and easy instruction how to set up the BIND service for a local zone, e.g. computer.loc? So, this zone should be reachable for another hosts in one subnetwork (currently I dunno how to manage several subnetworks)

/etc/default/grub

nah, that's where you tweak it before generation

ie. adding kernel params on boot

killall evince?

That's neither a click nor a shortcut

Very late, I know, but pkill evince?

See above

That's neither a click nor a shortcut

that's a CLI command. Open terminal and send that

I know

Sorry, I meant that's not the kind of solution I'm looking for

Hi guys, Do you have any useful and easy instruction how to set up the BIND service for a local zone, e.g. computer.loc? So, this zone should be reachable for another hosts in one subnetwork (currently I dunno how to manage several subnetworks)

that depends on multiple configurations

whether or not you have Firewall in your LAN, how the network was subnetted, whether you need VPN to access that LAN from WAN

a wide diagram of the network could help

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-bind-as-a-private-network-dns-server-on-ubuntu-14-04

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-bind-as-a-private-network-dns-server-on-ubuntu-14-04

Qwerty is this useful?

nah, that's where you tweak it before generation

so how to add grub2 theme

I tried to configure my BIND in a such way, but no luck; actually I'll check this article, maybe my further attempt will be successful

so how to add grub2 theme

if you deleted /etc/default/grub just reinstall the GRUB2 package again via dnf reinstall

seriously

not working