Also, I wouldn't even bother developing for Android because they just download apks and don't pay for apps

That's is because there is no independant platform for that. I'm for example, did bought Link2SD Plus. But what should I do, if I can install it only using Google Play, which I just deleted?

My samsung runs 16+ without a charge with cyanogenmod, and then it drops to 15% I would say I could use it another 8h without charge.

Nice

That's is because there is no independant platform for that. I'm for example, did bought Link2SD Plus. But what should I do, if I can install it only using Google Play, which I just deleted?

Search for the apk

Kidding right?

Search for the apk

Yeah, I need to crack it.

That's is because there is no independant platform for that. I'm for example, did bought Link2SD Plus. But what should I do, if I can install it only using Google Play, which I just deleted?

Welp, so then I'll just put a link on my website and bundle it with a shitload of DRM

This is not an argument for me. What if I decide to use Android without Google? I have no right to do that?

So no lucky patcher or something like that

Maybe just crash if found those apps

F droid

Not true. Google services won't work, but apps will work as usuall.

I did not seen any app, which crash without present Google Services, except for Google-made apps.

I did not seen any app, which crash without present Google Services, except for Google-made apps.

AFAIR Slack

AFAIR Slack

I do not use it.

I do not use it.

But it's already a third-party app which relies on Google Apps

But it's already a third-party app which relies on Google Apps

I do not know why they did it, but I consider that a bad tone.

Official Telegram client for Android works without Google services. But requires them for location. But IT WORKS without Google services.

Official Telegram client for Android works without Google services. But requires them for location. But IT WORKS without Google services.

You can change the default map application to osm and you can share the location via osm. Just disable the location permission of telegram and all good. You don't need google

is this 'f google' group?

i'm confused

i thought this was fedora

:P

is this 'f google' group?

Good question . . we randomly fall into the telegram is awesome discussions and others things . .

You can change the default map application to osm and you can share the location via osm. Just disable the location permission of telegram and all good. You don't need google

How can I disable the location permission in Google's Android?

How can I disable the location permission in Google's Android?

Just go to the app info and modify permissions and disable it .

Fedora Localization Sprint #4

lolol, @elioqoshi is quite the poser :)

Digging the shirt!

lolol, @elioqoshi is quite the poser :)

she said "act like you are translating"

so I did that

You can change the default map application to osm and you can share the location via osm. Just disable the location permission of telegram and all good. You don't need google

I can share the location, but not as the location. This will be a link to OSM map and coords. Not native location message type from Android.

There are 2 FAS accounts which have not received email confirmations yet

she said "act like you are translating"

A+ acting!

There are 2 FAS accounts which have not received email confirmations yet

Hmm, if anything is slow, try pinging in #fedora-admin, maybe.

i thought this was fedora

??

5 hours from the end of the translation sprint and already 100% ?

?? wow awesome!!!

?? wow awesome!!!

? shqiperi etnike :P

oops

I thought this was the Fedora Albania chat

?

so @elioqoshi if in Berlin you can pay them a visit at Red Hat

ask for youssuf

I will be in Berlin in 2 weeks

in Treptower

so @elioqoshi if in Berlin you can pay them a visit at Red Hat

That would be cool!

Hi folks.

Hello there!

Then...

I have a doubt, about to update fedora... My version actually is 21... I want to update to fedora 24 stable.

Well, Fedora 24 isn't quite out yet. But you could get to 23 fairly easily.

I learned recently that you will want to upgrade to 22 THEN to 23 in order for things to work best and for everything to go according to plan.

How about better to use the commands sudo dnf upgrade version.*** or I download a new iso.

Ops... Fedora 23

I'm sorry.

There's some great guides on the Fedora Magazine that explain the upgrade process for both versions. I'm on my mobile or otherwise I would link both of them, but hopefully someone else can find them. :)

Ok

Thank you so much.

Good luck! If you have questions, feel free to ask here or also on IRC.

Hummm

There's some great guides on the Fedora Magazine that explain the upgrade process for both versions. I'm on my mobile or otherwise I would link both of them, but hopefully someone else can find them. :)

Here you go, fc21 to fc22: https://fedoramagazine.org/upgrade-fedora-21-fedora-22/

Thanks Justin.

Here you go, fc21 to fc22: https://fedoramagazine.org/upgrade-fedora-21-fedora-22/

Ohh thanks.

And: https://fedoramagazine.org/upgrading-from-fedora-22-to-fedora-23/

A must read: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DNF_system_upgrade

I like this: https://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/2015/fedora-22-to-23-upgrade-dnf/

Humm

Ohh thanks.

Upgrading from fc21 to fc22, I don't remember if fedup still available on fc21 or it there is another upgrading tool :/

I think fedup is available on f21

I would use that personally

The commands upgrade-dnf is avaliable on fc21?

I think fedup is available on f21

Humm

The commands upgrade-dnf is avaliable on fc21?

I think I read something about this on the fedora wiki...

OK thanks... I going to read it.

The commands upgrade-dnf is avaliable on fc21?

It's available but not the recommended way, I think, for f21. Now I'm actually not so sure. Maybe you can use the dnf plugin to go to 22…

That would be a good question to have an answer to.

On the wiki said: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DNF_system_upgrade «What is DNF system upgrade? dnf-plugin-system-upgrade is a plugin for the dnf package manager which handles system upgrades. It is the recommended upgrade method for Fedora 21 and later.»

It's true.

So, DNF it is.

And as Justin said, Is better go from fc21 to fc22 and then to fc23.

Ah, okay. So it is backwards compatible with F21. I would use that then.

Yes, definitely do one release at a time. That I am 100% sure about.

Ok

I going to do it.

Keep us up to date with your upgrading process.

I am*