Hi all

newbie here

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result of cheksum

is it safe to use the live image fedora 27

What did you run the sha256sum on?

pardon

https://getfedora.org/en/verify

i followed this page

Ok so you're trying to run sha256sum and verify the sum with the signed file of checksums

Just run sha256sum on the iso file and compare manually for the moment

ok

I've faced that error once and it was something to do with the way the files were named or something. Forgot how I fixed it...

Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-27-1.6.iso: OK sha256sum: Fedora-Workstation-netinst-x86_64-27-1.6.iso: No such file or directory Fedora-Workstation-netinst-x86_64-27-1.6.iso: FAILED open or read sha256sum: WARNING: 19 lines are improperly formatted sha256sum: WARNING: 1 listed file could not be read

help please

I find brazilian very easy, unlike portugal porteguese

In Brazil we speak Brazilian Portuguese, not "Brazilian". We are colonized by Portugal. We can understand Portugal Portuguese and most of Spanish words.

We were*

In South people have a very strong accent, because the are many Germans there

Gisele Bündchen was born and that's the reason of she being so beautiful. Haha ??+??

In Brazil we speak Brazilian Portuguese, not "Brazilian". We are colonized by Portugal. We can understand Portugal Portuguese and most of Spanish words.

There's not really a huge difference between the two either. Brazilian Portuguese just sounds better to me

In Portugal they use some tenses that we don't use anymore. Sounds like "old Portuguese", but I like it ?

Hello guys

is anybody here? Have somebody used pptp VPN connection on Fedora?

I decide this problem with adding rules in firewall thank you

is anybody here? Have somebody used pptp VPN connection on Fedora?

hi, I'm using OpenVPN, but I think pptp would be similar when it comes to configuration - I've simply used NetworkManager to configure it and it worked well

hi, I'm using OpenVPN, but I think pptp would be similar when it comes to configuration - I've simply used NetworkManager to configure it and it worked well

yes, but i have some problems with my firewall and after adding new rules for allow ipv4 and ipv6 connection my pptp connection working

I have some strange behaviour with an application

I've installed zoom a tool for video conferencing, and when my laptop is locked automatically after some time, zoom UI is opened

altought it's not even set to launch at startup or by itself

something weird about this app lol

I've installed zoom a tool for video conferencing, and when my laptop is locked automatically after some time, zoom UI is opened

That is wacky. I've had some troubles with Zoom as well, in my case, Zoom would kinda disappear while remaining active. It was there in the background, but never accessible, despite any changes to configurations or reinstalls.

That is wacky. I've had some troubles with Zoom as well, in my case, Zoom would kinda disappear while remaining active. It was there in the background, but never accessible, despite any changes to configurations or reinstalls.

Yeah, I have some weird feelings about this app

I dunno what's doing in the background but when I'll have some time I'll investigate

hey

hey

Hello

Welcome!

thanks

Hello!

Wow, welcome you all.?

Welcome, @yeloboy @dejismith, please do read the pinned message!

Welcome, @yeloboy @dejismith, please do read the pinned message!

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Welcome guys!

Spanish feels more natural and easier to me

Well... I find Spanish easier but my Portuguese is Brazilian Portuguese that is quite different to the one used in Portugal. Mainly the pronunciation.

still with the same topic?

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Especially the Argentinian/south Brazil/Peru

Don't worry. Native speakers from outside those areas can't understand either. Mexican Spanish is also quite difficult, because they have a lot of words that are theirs only. They don't exist anywhere else in the world.

the rest is indeed very easy, even pronunciation and spelling

Pronunciation and spelling is the easiest part. It's pronounced as it's written.

Pronunciation and spelling is the easiest part. It's pronounced as it's written.

that applies to most languages though

Argentinian Portuguese?

The bordering areas speak a language that is not completely one or another but a mix. In Uruguay and in Paraguay happens the same, but in Paraguay you have the added feature of Guarani. A mix of three instead of two.

that applies to most languages though

Eh... No. Have you ever tried to speak Gaelic or French correctly? It's insane. A word has ten letters but they pronounce only two sounds, or they're pronounced completely different...

Welsh is also very complicated to pronounce. It's similar to Gaelic but they have these life-size compound words...

Eh... No. Have you ever tried to speak Gaelic or French correctly? It's insane. A word has ten letters but they pronounce only two sounds, or they're pronounced completely different...

Even some words in English are that way, tbh.

though, tough, thorough, thought, through ^try pronouncing all of those correctly without a hiccup

Not to mention that every area in UK have their own way to pronounce things and each of them will tell you that that's the right way to write or spell.

Eh... No. Have you ever tried to speak Gaelic or French correctly? It's insane. A word has ten letters but they pronounce only two sounds, or they're pronounced completely different...

Most != all

though, tough, thorough, thought, through ^try pronouncing all of those correctly without a hiccup

Just did, bruh :P

Most != all

I was just giving two examples, but I can keep it on. Most of languages aren't pronounced as they're read.

OK ? absurd off-topic discussion

Even some words in English are that way, tbh.

Yeah, that's true.

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or deutsch and its declinations...

Oh, but German is pronounced as it is written with a couple of exceptions. It's the only easy part of it.

that's pretty condescending to those millions of people who are having a really hard time trying to grasp the language

Some people is better than others when it comes to language. We shouldn't generalise saying they're all lazy or they're all working hard to learn. Maybe they just suck at languages.

Alice's example may only be confusing at a starter level when someone shows you the entire list. My suggestion is to learn how to talk first, then write. That's how everyone learned their first language.

Your words here are condescending. Those words are pronounced different yes, but most of people don't pronounce words neat and separately like in school.

Maybe it's an obsolete question, but.. What is Net Neutrality? I mean, our govt is planning to cancel it like it was in other countries....

I'm russian native speaker, my English is not good enough :)) but I constantly communicate with people around the world in English. And sometimes I really confused by the fact that people from non-english speaking european contries speak English simply awful. It'd be better to say than they cannot speak English at all. Especially people from south part of Europe like Spain, Italy, ex-Yugoslavian countries. They love to speak English, they think that they know English languages, but it's really hard to understand what they try to say

I'm russian native speaker, my English is not good enough :)) but I constantly communicate with people around the world in English. And sometimes I really confused by the fact that people from non-english speaking european contries speak English simply awful. It'd be better to say than they cannot speak English at all. Especially people from south part of Europe like Spain, Italy, ex-Yugoslavian countries. They love to speak English, they think that they know English languages, but it's really hard to understand what they try to say

Who loves to speak English?

Who loves to speak English?

some of my customers :))

some of my customers :))

Oh, I thought ??

I visited ?? and 50% of population speak ?? and ??, but when you ask them something in ?? they pretend they don't speak that language and force you to speak ??

bolshevic mentality

My mothertongue is german. People apparently have a harder time learning german than english.

I have a hard time remembering all the grammar rules in German, but that's probably I suck at grammars regardless the language. Every time I come back to Germany I find myself understanding things better.

I visited ?? and 50% of population speak ?? and ??, but when you ask them something in ?? they pretend they don't speak that language and force you to speak ??

There are so many new english words coming into Russian lang everyday that soon you will not have language problems ?

There are so many new english words coming into Russian lang everyday that soon you will not have language problems ?

Where, in the vlogging domain? I never saw ?? speaking combination of ?? with ??

lol

Where, in the vlogging domain? I never saw ?? speaking combination of ?? with ??

For example a couple of years ago, word 'azhiotazh' become obsoloete and was compeletely changed by 'Hype'

Where, in the vlogging domain? I never saw ?? speaking combination of ?? with ??

just because we do russification of english words :D

Though, there are exceptions. I hate those overly-detailed characters that exist in chinese and japanese... I once tried to translate a few pieces of japanese text with google translator handwritten input.

Google Translator is too simplistic. And to make matters worse, it always translates to English first even if you're translating between to other unrelated languages (like from Russian to Spanish). So imagine the mess.

50-100 years and all langs except English, Spanish and Chineese will disappear, I guess

50-100 years and all langs except English, Spanish and Chineese will disappear, I guess

Nah

50-100 years and all langs except English, Spanish and Chineese will disappear, I guess

i don't think so. No matter how your languages skills are strong, you'll be speaking in your mothertongue with family and friends. Also, there are always lazy people who don't want to learn any language

i don't think so. No matter how your languages skills are strong, you'll be speaking in your mothertongue with family and friends. Also, there are always lazy people who don't want to learn any language

Maybe you're right, just globalisation seems very fast...

Spanish is not so popular in Eastern Europe

my grandma used to watch Spanish soap opera on TV

Jose Armando main character

Spanish is not so popular in Eastern Europe

even in Spain?)

even in Spain?)

that's Spain's main language! lol

why asking me this haha

why asking me this haha

just 4 fun :)

Another thing in big part of Eastern Europe, which seems strange to all foreingers is no subtitles in cinema, re-voicing is supreme in countries like Russsia, Ukraine, Belarus and others. So that's why we have big problems with other languages - most of people still can spend all their life without hearing some foreign speech at all

but also I think that rare languages open rare opportunities