
Henrique
05.04.2018
13:27:30
alright

Giovanni
05.04.2018
13:27:34
"When you see this, do that"
I did that when I was in high school to learn computer science by myself (my school didn't teach computers). That was so frustrating to learn each new problem because I was learning by examples, not by abstract concepts.
At the university, fortunately, I learnt to approach computer science from the opposite side (i.e. from abstract concepts and theory to practice) and thankfully now I could take and solve problems that I have never seen before.
Obviously there should be an equal amount of theory and practice, because I know people that are so focused on theory that can't touch a system shell. That's so infuriating!

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:27:36

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:27:49
but i want to test it

Google

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:27:51
.-.

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:28:34


Henrique
05.04.2018
13:29:02
-.-'

Sid
05.04.2018
13:29:08

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:31:38

Jon Christian
05.04.2018
13:32:08

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:32:28
i got this

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05.04.2018
13:34:43

Giovanni
05.04.2018
13:35:45


Henrique
05.04.2018
13:35:47
English, Please.
Failed to synchronize cache for repo 'fedora-spotify', disabling.
Last metadata expiration date verification: 0:09:26 atrás em qui 05 abr 2018 10:24:10 -03.
Error:
Problem 1: package mariadb-libs-3:10.2.14-1.fc27.x86_64 requires mariadb-common(x86-64) = 3:10.2.14-1.fc27, but none of the providers can be installed
- mariadb-common-3:10.2.14-1.fc27.x86_64 does not belong to a distupgrade repository
- problem with installed package mariadb-libs-3:10.2.14-1.fc27.x86_64
Problem 2: package blender-1:2.79-6.fc28.x86_64 requires libboost_atomic.so.1.64.0()(64bit), but none of the providers can be installed
- problem with installed package blender-1:2.79-1.fc27.x86_64
- boost-atomic-1.64.0-5.fc27.x86_64 does not belong to a distupgrade repository
- blender-1:2.79-1.fc27.x86_64 does not belong to a distupgrade repository
Problem 3: problem with installed package openvdb-libs-4.0.2-1.fc27.x86_64
- package openvdb-libs-4.0.2-1.fc28.x86_64 requires libboost_iostreams.so.1.64.0()(64bit), but none of the providers can be installed
- openvdb-libs-4.0.2-1.fc27.x86_64 does not belong to a distupgrade repository
- boost-iostreams-1.64.0-5.fc27.x86_64 does not belong to a distupgrade repository


Jon Christian
05.04.2018
13:37:07

Google

Jon Christian
05.04.2018
13:37:25
Not related to solving your problem, just in general.

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:38:13
LOL I just dnf delete mariadb-common on terminal
And retry the command to upgrade
And works
LOL

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:40:31
You cant.
Nvidias is going against the choice everyone else made and their display architecture isnt supported in wayland
unless you use awful/ugly hacks.

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:41:23
What’s is wayland??

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:41:31
Stay on x11 until nvidia gets their heads out of the wall some day so never.

Justin
05.04.2018
13:41:40

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:41:41

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:42:00
Hmmm

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:42:19
At most its all with nouveau.

Jiří
05.04.2018
13:43:06

Justin
05.04.2018
13:43:21

Jon Christian
05.04.2018
13:43:29
What’s is wayland??
The stuff currently involved to display stuff on your monitor, when using a Linux Distro, is very "old". The stuff used also has plenty of obsolete features.

Justin
05.04.2018
13:43:49

Google

Jon Christian
05.04.2018
13:44:01
Wayland is the effort to make a new <whatever word better than ecosystem> to replace X11

Tom
05.04.2018
13:45:07

Henrique
05.04.2018
13:45:15
Hmmm

Tom
05.04.2018
13:45:49
As long as stuff works on intel graphics, I'm happy

Jon Christian
05.04.2018
13:46:08
Haha, same.

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05.04.2018
13:50:30

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:51:01

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05.04.2018
13:51:13

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:51:15
Sticking an nvidia in is enough to disable wayland.

Denis
05.04.2018
13:51:23
Doesn't GNOME's wayland compositor support NVIDIA proprietary drivers?

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:51:27

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05.04.2018
13:51:57

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:53:34
But yeah, just take the x11 output until nvidia has either their way or it settles on using what everyone else does.

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05.04.2018
13:54:20
also, passing through an nvida gpu to a vm and using wayland on my desktop is not possible? what kind of bullshit is this?

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:54:32
Binding the card to vfio on boot will not load nouveau or nvidia, which is the thing that stops wayland usage.
>cuda
Guess why i hate cuda with passion.

Google

Tobias?
05.04.2018
13:56:12
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/01/03/nvidia_server_gpus/

? ? ? ? ?
05.04.2018
14:02:44
so... "offload the calculations into the basement" it is then
(I really can't deal with unsmooth animations, they annoy the crap out of me... so I am basically allergic to x11)

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:04:12
Blender can be made to use opencl/cuda/cpu rendering over tons of pcs for example.
So slap that nvidia into a server you dont mind dying of heat/shitty nvidia drivers and go at it.

Daniel Andrei
05.04.2018
14:07:09
slap that all on the floor.... ?

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05.04.2018
14:09:52

Admin
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Barrel
05.04.2018
14:10:19
:P
And constantly at 100% load

Henrique
05.04.2018
14:10:40
why nvdia doesnt contribute with fedora?

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05.04.2018
14:11:08

Henrique
05.04.2018
14:11:19
building a architecture for linux i mean

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:11:33

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05.04.2018
14:11:49

Henrique
05.04.2018
14:11:52
HAHAHAHAHA
jesus hahahahah

Google

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:12:07
They stopped giving the free time reverse engineering masters over at nouveau that painstakingly make your cards work any documentation how to make them work.

? ? ? ? ?
05.04.2018
14:12:18
he since took it back because "it got better"

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:12:22
Nvidia is the single worst company when you're a small consumer. They dont give two damns about you.

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05.04.2018
14:12:43

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:12:43
Still no reclock blobs for newer cards for nouveau.

Barrel
05.04.2018
14:13:19
Intel drivers tho :D

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:13:20
Out of the box full gpu acceleration, reclocking, video acceleration and opencl.
But intel is a full chapter on its own.

Henrique
05.04.2018
14:14:05
and AMD ?

? ? ? ? ?
05.04.2018
14:14:13

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:14:24
and AMD ?
see the "full open source everything important, linux first"

Barrel
05.04.2018
14:14:27
Only one of them is in a case like that

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:14:43
And their explicit offerings for computational clusters makes them an awesome choice now too.

Barrel
05.04.2018
14:15:02
Note, not actually ATX, some weird dell proprietary format

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05.04.2018
14:15:27

Tobias?
05.04.2018
14:15:47
tensorflow for example.
Video rendering acceleration/blender/rendering in general works as well on opencl as it does on cuda.