They're not poisonous, it's not necessary to kill them.

but what if one day One of those guys will awake you by climbing your face...

I never met one face to face. Nor I mean to.

Haha. I have a strange liking towards poisonous animals/insects

but what if one day One of those guys will awake you by climbing your face...

You won't even feel them tbh

but what if one day One of those guys will awake you by climbing your face...

It's 2 cms long. Most likely I will smash it half asleep.

tomorrow morning, when people who didn't partake of this awesome meeting, will be greeted with 5000 unread messages. Enjoy guys :D

About animals. Lol

About animals. Lol

fed-animals :D

Haha. I have a strange liking towards poisonous animals/insects

To each his own....

It's 2 cms long. Most likely I will smash it half asleep.

How do people feel stuff when they're sleeping? I can't feel anything unless people poke me with sharp objects lol

So how will the original contents be accessible if I just rewrite the file with a 0 and then delete?

The filesystem deciding to not overwrite the other bytes of the file and putting it into a new sector?

tomorrow morning, when people who didn't partake of this awesome meeting, will be greeted with 5000 unread messages. Enjoy guys :D

It's already in the wee hours of morning here and I haven't even slept yet. And I've got a Physics test tomorrow. (Today?). So yeah, bye.

How do people feel stuff when they're sleeping? I can't feel anything unless people poke me with sharp objects lol

you are lucky!

The file descriptor isnt a forced endpoint, its usual to put the changed file somewhere else and leave the old content die trough inode wipe.

How do people feel stuff when they're sleeping? I can't feel anything unless people poke me with sharp objects lol

In my case it depends on the hour.

It's already in the wee hours of morning here and I haven't even slept yet. And I've got a Physics test tomorrow. (Today?). So yeah, bye.

Good luck on the test

The filesystem deciding to not overwrite the other bytes of the file and putting it into a new sector?

Ah, thanks for the info. I've got so much to learn :P pardon my noobity

It's already in the wee hours of morning here and I haven't even slept yet. And I've got a Physics test tomorrow. (Today?). So yeah, bye.

if you have any issues with the test, tell the professors about us, we'll handle them.

It's already in the wee hours of morning here and I haven't even slept yet. And I've got a Physics test tomorrow. (Today?). So yeah, bye.

Where do you live?

It's already in the wee hours of morning here and I haven't even slept yet. And I've got a Physics test tomorrow. (Today?). So yeah, bye.

The wee hours? Like... small hours?

Where do you live?

I mean, not the address but like the place, lol.

like Weeee! Hoouurs!

if you have any issues with the test, tell the professors about us, we'll handle them.

That's such a great idea...

?

That's such a great idea...

we're a community afte all !

Yeah!

we help each other in need

Oh crap. It's 1:17.. Lost track of time weirdly..

This. Tell me to stay up for two nights straight, I will. But tell me to wake up at 4, I will be drowsy the whole day and sleep at 8

I love this wise guy!

This. Tell me to stay up for two nights straight, I will. But tell me to wake up at 4, I will be drowsy the whole day and sleep at 8

each body differs

There's that.

wow guys I'm trying geany and I like it!

this may become my desired more functional replacement of gedit

I've become so used to console text editors that GUI editors seem strange to me. Atleast on Linux they do.

wow guys I'm trying geany and I like it!

Wasn't geany a part of some DE?

Or am I wrong?

Wasn't geany a part of some DE?

what do you mean?

Wasn't geany a part of some DE?

nope

what do you mean?

No, I thought it was bundled with some DE.

nope

Ah

Will check it out in the morning.

Leafpad it is I think

Anyway good night, guys. Been fun tonight lol. Have a great day/evening/night! :)

true

Leafpad it is I think

Ah, could be.

good night all !

This. Tell me to stay up for two nights straight, I will. But tell me to wake up at 4, I will be drowsy the whole day and sleep at 8

What do you drink to stay up 48hrs in a row? Is it even legal?

Wasn't geany a part of some DE?

No. Geany is part of Gnome Project but it's desktop independent. You can install and use it with any environment.

Leafpad it is I think

Yeah, Leafpad comes with Cinnamon me think

good night all !

Good night1

as well as I know : geany is is xfce and/or mate

Maybe because those are lightweight desktops.

What do you drink to stay up 48hrs in a row? Is it even legal?

Coffee. Super addicted.

I mean, gimme beer. I'll be done with one bottle. Gimme coffee and I'll never stop drinking. Lol

I mean, gimme beer. I'll be done with one bottle. Gimme coffee and I'll never stop drinking. Lol

Okay.

I rather drink tea. Good tea.

Beer and other drinks when I go to the pub.

Tea is not my cup of tea xD It tastes very odd

Oh wait. We were talking about contributing. My bad :) I mistook it for using fedora. Sorry :P

I would also say the same thing about using it too, depending on the use case. ? I learned of a pretty wild use of Fedora recently: https://twitter.com/home_assistant/status/980005633746460672

There's also things like the Atomic Workstation: https://twitter.com/dustymabe/status/980849929571749894

Beer and other drinks when I go to the pub.

Yeah I can't do that lol. Because 1) I'm broke AF and 2) No pubs worth the price here

There's also things like the Atomic Workstation: https://twitter.com/dustymabe/status/980849929571749894

I still don't completely understand what Atomic is....

There's also things like the Atomic Workstation: https://twitter.com/dustymabe/status/980849929571749894

Ah, prolly because I'm just beginning to learn stuff. I'm not a pro at anything really so that makes a difference I guess.

The only thing I can do without really needing help is C lol

Yeah I can't do that lol. Because 1) I'm broke AF and 2) No pubs worth the price here

Ah, but I'm in Northern Ireland. There's a pub around every corner. They go from very fancy and expensive to a very local homely ambient. You get a pint for some 3£ average. A pint is roughly half a liter.

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Anyway I was going to sleep, lol. Good night all

Good night @rm_rfasterisk

I still don't completely understand what Atomic is....

My very simple answer is the operating system you run containers on. It's much more complicated, but that's the best one sentence description I have. And truthfully, I am not an expert either, I just know random bits of knowledge here and there. Eventually I want to migrate to an Atomic Workstation, just so I can start learning (like I did with Fedora for Linux ages ago)

Ah, prolly because I'm just beginning to learn stuff. I'm not a pro at anything really so that makes a difference I guess.

We all make small steps at a time, nobody learns anything overnight. ?

My very simple answer is the operating system you run containers on. It's much more complicated, but that's the best one sentence description I have. And truthfully, I am not an expert either, I just know random bits of knowledge here and there. Eventually I want to migrate to an Atomic Workstation, just so I can start learning (like I did with Fedora for Linux ages ago)

It might be interesting if I get to install it on a secondary computer so I can learn without losing my stuff or having to change my workflow overnight.

My very simple answer is the operating system you run containers on. It's much more complicated, but that's the best one sentence description I have. And truthfully, I am not an expert either, I just know random bits of knowledge here and there. Eventually I want to migrate to an Atomic Workstation, just so I can start learning (like I did with Fedora for Linux ages ago)

As far as i know it was like dockers layered filesystem but for the entire os, wasnt it?

alias ccat='pygmentize -g -O style=colorful'

i don't know if i just do a upgrade to 28 in my actual hard drive or i download the image and install in a partition of it

what should i do ?

what should i do ?

Wait a month

And gnome 3.28's fractal matrix client is still only available as flatpak ;-;

And gnome 3.28's fractal matrix client is still only available as flatpak ;-;

flatpak is love flatpak is life

and the future

hshshhs

Nah, i want real packages ?

As far as i know it was like dockers layered filesystem but for the entire os, wasnt it?

Yeah, this is more or less my understanding.

And not to pull the 700 mb of dependencies that flatpak needs.

And not to pull the 700 mb of dependencies that flatpak needs.

Apart from runtime?

Apart from runtime?

I openend gnome apps, wanted to test out flatpak fractal and cancelled when i saw "700 mb to download"

I openend gnome apps, wanted to test out flatpak fractal and cancelled when i saw "700 mb to download"

Becouse of runtimes

All fine and dandy but i rather compile it myself than having to deal with that many dependencies.

Becouse of runtimes

The actual package would be way way less.

You have to install it's owned runtimes

You have to install it's owned runtimes

I can just not do that

And compile the like 15mb app myself.

Is flatpak a step to fedora module?

Is flatpak a step to fedora module?

A step to linux container os

So neglecting the fact that many dependency will duplicate across containers as well as big disk free space consumption is worth Linux be containerized?

A step to linux container os

We have qubes for that.

So neglecting the fact that many dependency will duplicate across containers as well as big disk free space consumption is worth Linux be containerized?

If you want sandboxing go all the way. I'm still for just providing easier ways to package apps across distros instead of this dependency hell.

Wait a month

Never

If you want sandboxing go all the way. I'm still for just providing easier ways to package apps across distros instead of this dependency hell.

If I got it right mainteners just decide between ease of packing and free space economy.. and the first is more frequent choice