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Henrique

31.03.2018
13:34:53

Yeah I know

But I work with adobe photoshop

Gimp its a good program but is not pro as photoshop

베이직

31.03.2018
13:37:05

what's purpose of file /usr/share/pixmaps/bootloader/fedora.icns?

Google

Daniel Andrei

31.03.2018
13:39:25

what's purpose of file /usr/share/pixmaps/bootloader/fedora.icns?

do a dnf --repoquery on it and see in which package it belongs

베이직

31.03.2018
13:49:15

do a dnf --repoquery on it and see in which package it belongs

It belongs to fedora-logos, but I want to know where is used by.

ash

31.03.2018
14:23:52

what's purpose of file /usr/share/pixmaps/bootloader/fedora.icns?

Is that the fedora boot animation?

베이직

31.03.2018
14:26:09

Is that the fedora boot animation?

I think so, but I can't find config file of it

Sadin

31.03.2018
14:40:16

It's amusing that I hear from others that Hollywood video editors are almost exclusively Linux. So the software is there, somewhere. ?

Pixar and Dreamworks use linux render farms :)

Fernando

31.03.2018
14:45:50

It's amusing that I hear from others that Hollywood video editors are almost exclusively Linux. So the software is there, somewhere. ?

Do you mean Blender? It's in the repos

Justin

31.03.2018
14:48:52

I think so, but I can't find config file of it

If you are trying to know how to change the boot image, I know the folks working on TigerOS figured out how to do this. http://tigeros.ritlug.com/

They have an IRC channel on Freenode, #rit-tigeros

Fernando

31.03.2018
14:49:42

do you know how to check what runtime is a flatpak application using?

I want to know the specific version

I found it

flatpak info app.name

베이직

31.03.2018
15:32:28

They have an IRC channel on Freenode, #rit-tigeros

Thank you!

Google

Lambda

31.03.2018
15:42:03

Where would I go if I wanted to get other themes for plymouth?

ash

31.03.2018
15:42:41

Where would I go if I wanted to get other themes for plymouth?

https://www.gnome-look.org/browse/cat/108/ord/top/ try this one

Lambda

31.03.2018
15:56:11

https://www.gnome-look.org/browse/cat/108/ord/top/ try this one

thank

베이직

31.03.2018
16:07:35

plymouth --show-splash is returning exit code 1 without any error log

what should I do?

show-splash has same result

Ilya

31.03.2018
17:55:45

https://www.gnome-look.org/browse/cat/108/ord/top/ try this one

https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1202357/ for people who want to suffer :D

ash

31.03.2018
17:56:01

https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1202357/ for people who want to suffer :D

works for masochists

:p

Tobias?

31.03.2018
19:03:05

That happy moment when you get your Bluetooth adapter working after two years, but you don't know why it took you two years to get it working

Had a similar, if shorter, experience with my cheap-o soundcard. I need to switch it after initial setup from one output mode to the other and back, then it works from that moment on forever.

That solves the problem of accidentally switching to my speakers, but still two different audio profiles. The speaker has its own and then my desktop has another.

Working as designed really. Pulse sees both as different devices so you keep your volume when you reconnect to bluetooth and dont get ear-piercing loudness if you made your pc louder in the meantime. You can set it as default output device, that would allow you to control the bluetooth volume with your media keys as long as the headset is connected. And yes, the crappy quality is the telphony mode where it acts as extension of your speakers and mic/replacement - afaik And as much as i am aware there isnt even a standard for two-way communication over the better quality protocol yet, as it was designed one-way - your phone switches from A2DP for media playback to HFP for phone purposes as well.

Marcel

31.03.2018
19:32:16

Is someone using snapd on Fedora? It seems to have a lot of issues with SELinux for me.

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31.03.2018
20:00:51

Is someone using snapd on Fedora? It seems to have a lot of issues with SELinux for me.

have you tried flatpaks? they're great. also, they're not from Canonical... which is great because Canonical sucks.... still pretty salty about them killing unity 8 just when it was starting to become pretty good

Marcel

31.03.2018
20:25:08

have you tried flatpaks? they're great. also, they're not from Canonical... which is great because Canonical sucks.... still pretty salty about them killing unity 8 just when it was starting to become pretty good

Yes I tried flatpak and use it a lot but the applications I want are not available with it and I am to lazy to create flatpaks for them.

Justin

31.03.2018
20:33:18

Weird. Those little quirks are sometimes the days where I realize and accept it is not the year of the Linux desktop

Working as designed really. Pulse sees both as different devices so you keep your volume when you reconnect to bluetooth and dont get ear-piercing loudness if you made your pc louder in the meantime. You can set it as default output device, that would allow you to control the bluetooth volume with your media keys as long as the headset is connected. And yes, the crappy quality is the telphony mode where it acts as extension of your speakers and mic/replacement - afaik And as much as i am aware there isnt even a standard for two-way communication over the better quality protocol yet, as it was designed one-way - your phone switches from A2DP for media playback to HFP for phone purposes as well.

I see. I better understand what's going on now. Thanks for the helpful explanation, @Wolfshappen ?

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31.03.2018
20:36:25

Weird. Those little quirks are sometimes the days where I realize and accept it is not the year of the Linux desktop

it is, as long as you don't use an inferior format

Justin

31.03.2018
20:45:25

it is, as long as you don't use an inferior format

If I said server, I would agree, but the Linux desktop is not there yet. :P

I know I would not have this problem on Windows or macOS

But that's okay, there are trade-offs in other ways that make Linux better for me

Google

Justin

31.03.2018
20:46:02

Even if my Bluetooth speaker is annoying :P

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31.03.2018
20:48:55

Even if my Bluetooth speaker is annoying :P

bluetooth is good on gnome and sucks every else

Justin

31.03.2018
20:49:53

bluetooth is good on gnome and sucks every else

Two years ago, I was using GNOME and wasn't able to use my Bluetooth adapter even then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It wasn't until 10 months ago I switched from GNOME to i3wm

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31.03.2018
20:50:52

Two years ago, I was using GNOME and wasn't able to use my Bluetooth adapter even then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

two years ago blurtooth sucked. now it's "the shit"

Justin

31.03.2018
20:51:50

two years ago blurtooth sucked. now it's "the shit"

I still had to run an arbitrary command today to fix my Bluetooth card. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ And have to run it every time I reboot, it seems

This might be a hardware concern, really

Everything is subjective. What works well for you may not work well for me, even with the same software and desktop environment

And that's okay

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31.03.2018
21:00:31

I still had to run an arbitrary command today to fix my Bluetooth card. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ And have to run it every time I reboot, it seems

just create a systemd unit then

Justin

31.03.2018
21:01:17

just create a systemd unit then

If I have to do this to get Bluetooth working, it is not the year of the Linux desktop, that was what I was trying to say

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31.03.2018
21:01:42

If I have to do this to get Bluetooth working, it is not the year of the Linux desktop, that was what I was trying to say

it's not the linux desktop, it's the crappy chip

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31.03.2018
21:02:16

good chips just work ootb (ironically, they work better than on windows sometimed)

Justin

31.03.2018
21:02:50

it's not the linux desktop, it's the crappy chip

I purchased an Atheros chip in 2014 because everything I found online implied Atheros had good Linux support. And it seems like it does, but I have to run rfkill every time I boot so dbus unblocks something or other.

I don't think we will change each other's minds, so I don't think it makes sense to argue about it. I was voicing a general frustration that was probably unnecessary anyways.

Kohane