Hiiiii!!!!!:)

Hiiiii!!!!!:)

Howdy

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

Fedora 24 isn't ready yet.  You will be better installing Fedora 23 from scratch and in a month, when Fedora 24 goes out, upgrading.  You can install Workstation (Gnome) or any Spin of your preference. ?

Hi @Dimitrisglaros  !

updating

Server fedora very slow

Yes, I was talking to some friends o=in other fedora's group and someone of them uses ubuntu and they said apt is faster than dnf on terminal. I don't know, I use zypper, and I when I use fedora's terminal I thought that was faster than opensuse's terminal.

Respect to you Frank.

72kB/s

:(

72kB/s

That's half what I've been using about 10 years ago

Ok, now I feel better.

Ok, now I feel better.

kkkkkkk

That's half what I've been using about 10 years ago

That's my actual speed connection.

That's half what I've been using about 10 years ago

o.o

Yeaps.

wtf?

That's my actual speed connection.

I pity you

512kbps=68kB/s or so

Good enough for telegram, reading emails.

My actual speed connection is 1 megabytes / seconds

The brighter side of the moon is that this help me to stay focus on things that truly matters.

Welp, if that's enough for you, then /thread

Server fedora very slow

Yup

The darkside is when I need to download heavy stuff, but command lines tool helps a lot when I need to download things in the lab at college.

My actual speed connection is 1 megabytes / seconds

I was amazed of your desire to upgrade with that speed.

I was amazed of your desire to upgrade with that speed.

Over here in Brazil is expensive.. The majority the peoples have 100 kbs ~ 500 kbps

Over here in Brazil is expensive.. The majority the peoples have 100 kbs ~ 500 kbps

Here at Nicaragua too.

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Server fedora very slow

Maybe you should look up who is the nearest server to you.  Or the one with less load at least.

For example, for US$70 you get an asymmetrical 10mbps residential internet connection.

o.o

Over here in Brazil is expensive.. The majority the peoples have 100 kbs ~ 500 kbps

it's expensive and our internet companies want us paying more without any increase of the quality on their services.

A friend from Sweden told me that at Stockholm for the same amount of money you can get 1gbps fiber optic.

Maybe you should look up who is the nearest server to you.  Or the one with less load at least.

how do that?

it's expensive and our internet companies want us paying more without any increase of the quality on their services.

Third world problems.

it's expensive and our internet companies want us paying more without any increase of the quality on their services.

It's true.

Wow! It's truly expensive! Even for Uruguay's levels

I'm crying with 1mb/s for 15$

By 1mb/s I meant unlimited 100kb/s

All people who I talk to about internet complains about the internet service on theirs countries. I thought here in Brazil was the worst one. I think that's a global problem.

That's half what I've been using about 10 years ago

Wow! I envy you!  On mobile that's the usual stuff.  On Wifi, it's around  100/200kbs depending on the school or library.

I'm crying with 1mb/s for 15$

You have the double speed for the half of money.

Wow! I envy you!  On mobile that's the usual stuff.  On Wifi, it's around  100/200kbs depending on the school or library.

Where do you live?

OK. some Korean or Lithuanian person here to say "mine is super fast and cheap"?

@AnnoyingDog  In Uruguay, South America

@AnnoyingDog  In Uruguay, South America

Oh...

Sometimes it gets better, sometimes it gets worse.  But mobile is always a crap.  Public wifi are the good ones here.  AFAIK

All people who I talk to about internet complains about the internet service on theirs countries. I thought here in Brazil was the worst one. I think that's a global problem.

It is relative. But the so called third world country have the worse services and pay the more for it.

I have 100 mbps

I have 100 mbps

Sweet.

I have 100 mbps

At college I have access to a network with that speed, watching how dnf upgrades packages something I really enjoy.

Uhm...  I've heard many British complaining about all sort of things but not internet connection, so I'm guessing their networks aren't that bad

@pionen  Yes, here public wifis are pretty good, like libraries, colleges, schools, that sort of things. 

@pionen  Yes, here public wifis are pretty good, like libraries, colleges, schools, that sort of things. 

And this is the reason why I always make fedora net-installations

Is really really beautiful to see all that packages been downloaded, installed and in the end you got an up to date fedora fresh install.

@GNUDebian did you put the reboot option in the last command?

no

see it

I'll go reboot now.

Do you realized that there is a command that requires reboot, but I recall that somebody mentioned a way in order to not upgrade after de reboot, so you are able to see the whole process and still using your computer without rebooting it to start the upgrade process.

The upgrading, if you want it, may be without rebooting

But I don't remember how to do this.

Humm

I think it was on the fedora mailing list, but not sure if it was at devel or users.

The upgrading, if you want it, may be without rebooting

fedup --resetbootloader

Oh I see, you used fedup.

Yes

The process I was describing is the dnf upgrading process.

21 to 22 we use fedup 22* to 23 dnf upgrade

*22 to 23?

Ops. Yes

Let me search that email.

Me going to the PC.

21 to 22 we use fedup 22* to 23 dnf upgrade

+1

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Hahah, distribution cards!

we need fedora draped over historical monuments too

Ugh, that looks so ugly and out of place there. :(

Is that a church?

O.o

Now, I going to install Fedora 23

and in less than one month, fedora 24 beta version. Will you install it or will wait til june?

I will wait.

¿?

Hey