I'd love Fedora KDE, if it didn't have random issues on each install. On my laptop, the cursor is useless in the login screen... and on my last workstation install, the whole graphics were glitching around. Couldn't see properly what I was typing .etc

Is that a KDE bug or a Fedora one?

Yes i know, but I really miss the connect to server feature of the old nautilus as a example, some procotocols ends with a very long connect string

I really don't know...

But it could be a bit of both. People on Arch experience other problems, so I am tempted to think whoever maintains the packages for dnf is at fault.

I've imported a copr repo, and now I don't know how to remove it....

Go to /etc/yum.reposd más delete the repo file

I was reluctant to use Gnome3, I have it without extensions. I dislike it plenty, but at least I know that I won't have to deal too much with issues myself because the community supports gnome3 for whatever arbitrary reason.

Get some extensions

DashToPanel / DashToDock, TopiconsPlus, RemoveableDriveMenu....

Makes it a lot better

Thanks for the recommendations. Once I installed them, do I have to worry about them breaking when gnome3 updates?

Thanks for the recommendations. Once I installed them, do I have to worry about them breaking when gnome3 updates?

No

At least not in my experience

Go to /etc/yum.reposd más delete the repo file

I've done that. was looking for a clean way of achieving that goal lol

but apparently there isn't any

Seems awful that our providers are lobbying the Net Neutrality' rejection...

They’re the only ones to benefit from it.

Will it ever be possible to make internet free, as in freedom? I guess the obvious limitation is that the hardware is always on some territory claimed by some nation that wants to impose its control.

Things like Tor don't count as free.

Will it ever be possible to make internet free, as in freedom? I guess the obvious limitation is that the hardware is always on some territory claimed by some nation that wants to impose its control.

well, things like content addressed networks can be

e.g. ipfs

or torrent

Is anybody here, who using Vivaldi browser?

I heard of ipfs long time ago, but forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder. But even then, this is more like hiding, which still means that you are not free.

I heard of ipfs long time ago, but forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder. But even then, this is more like hiding, which still means that you are not free.

how is it like hiding?

ipfs is not anonymous

Really? Sounds inconvenient.

that's not the point

the point is if you know the hash of something and anyone in the network has the file, they can give it to you

Yeah, that is efficient, but I guess the ISP could easily remove certain nodes that contain, let's say, confidential documents such as in wikileaks

That being an extreme example.

Yeah, that is efficient, but I guess the ISP could easily remove certain nodes that contain, let's say, confidential documents such as in wikileaks

sure. But taking down all nodes that have a file is very likely impossible

if enough node have it

Well, if they do it one at a time, knowing that each entry point to the internet is identified and paid... banning each owner of a node that keeps such information...

In absolute terms, it is possible.

Hello, please read the pinned message!

Btw, where can I get an image of 64 bit fedora for Raspberry Pi? I didn't see it on getfedora.

Btw, where can I get an image of 64 bit fedora for Raspberry Pi? I didn't see it on getfedora.

Does it require an arm image?

https://arm.fedoraproject.org

This might help

Is it precompiled though? I should have specified that

I guess so. They come with DEs so I'm guessing they are compiled already.

Is anybody here, who using Vivaldi browser?

Me. Why?

Me. Why?

Where I can find repo with this browser?

Where I can find repo with this browser?

I’m not aware of any repo. I downloaded the package and installed it.

May be, you can test this URI in this browser? https://olegon.ru/clock/

Some users said, that video not works

I’m not aware of any repo. I downloaded the package and installed it.

It could be just me but I found Vivaldi a tad sluggish when compared to Chrome. How is that working out for you?

I'm using Opera

very fast and lightweight

It could be just me but I found Vivaldi a tad sluggish when compared to Chrome. How is that working out for you?

I didn’t notice any difference. I quite like it.

FF masterrace, lol ?

As much as I hate chrome for it's heavy resource usage, I keep coming back to it after a week or so of every browser trial I do.

FF masterrace, lol ?

I don't use it solely because no duplicate tab button lol

FF masterrace, lol ?

I agree only now, Quantum was a great improvement. I used to favour Chrome & Vivaldi.

As much as I hate chrome for it's heavy resource usage, I keep coming back to it after a week or so of every browser trial I do.

Heavy? No, I to me it’s the fastest. And my computers are always short of resources.

oh please no browser wars again /o\

oh please no browser wars again /o\

Be glad it's not editor wars

That's even worse

Because with browsers there's distinct features

Meanwhile editors fall to personal preference

All these wars are nonsense. Software lives from diversity. There is almost never something better or worse. Mostly things are different and that's good

Meanwhile editors fall to personal preference

But... But vim is the greatest thing ever ;_; /runz

Really? Sounds inconvenient.

ipfs lists you, even if you only got a file driveby as passersby and now hold into it, as public host for a loooooong time.

If you have a file locally thats questionable for rightsholders anyone can query you having it.

ERROR: S client not available

Just use curl.

All these wars are nonsense. Software lives from diversity. There is almost never something better or worse. Mostly things are different and that's good

Sadly diversity leads to separation, which leads to no software branch being as good as what you could possibly do with combined effort.

Sadly diversity leads to separation, which leads to no software branch being as good as what you could possibly do with combined effort.

Well, it mainly leads to "choice", which than again is a good thing. Working together for standards but build own implementations. This allows people to work together while having a choice. No seperation by design, but the possiblity to choose what you want to use :)

When ever you can't choose you are lost. That's why we do free software

"There should be one—and preferably only one—obvious way to do it." - Python Zen In some cases, this line is so true.

Have installed opencv already still shows import cv2 ImportError: No module named cv2 on fedora , need help

Have installed opencv already still shows import cv2 ImportError: No module named cv2 on fedora , need help

opencv for python 2 or python 3?

also, installed trough dnf or pip?

Also why are you not using a pyenv and rather risk corrupting your entire system?

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv

opencv for python 2 or python 3?

python 2

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv

got to know it now

also, installed trough dnf or pip?

it is dnf

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Approaching 1400!!!

Approaching 1400!!!

*inevitable leave of lurkers that read that happening*

Haha, expecting lurkers to take action.

?

Interesting, Pocket Cast looks like a pretty famous podcast app

https://fedoramagazine.org/listen-new-fedora-podcast/

https://fedoramagazine.org/listen-new-fedora-podcast/

??

Welcome aboard! Please, read the pinned message ?

@x3mboy what do youthink about captions in the podcasts?

We are on it! Transciptions are being finished, but I'm still don't know how to share them

But soon :D

Really?!

Yes

Wow

Thanks for the idea, everything is welcome. The idea is to improve the podcast and make it longer than 7 episodes!

Thanks for the idea, everything is welcome. The idea is to improve the podcast and make it longer than 7 episodes!

Have you seen autosub? It make use of Google Web Speech API, maybe it could be useful

Have you seen autosub? It make use of Google Web Speech API, maybe it could be useful

Yes, I tried once, but my english is not good enough for the autosub to understand what I'm saying