
fox.py
14.04.2018
08:34:19

~ obtex
14.04.2018
08:35:15

Kohane
14.04.2018
08:36:46

Anxhelo
14.04.2018
09:30:15
Hello and welcome ?

Google

Diego
14.04.2018
09:32:35
What Desktop do you think that it's better for newbies and small/micro entrepeneurs?(I'm writting a book for them)
Gnome – 17
??????? 59%
Cinnamon – 7
??? 24%
Plasma – 3
? 10%
Mate – 1
▫️ 3%
XFCE – 1
▫️ 3%
Unity
▫️ 0%
LXDE
▫️ 0%
Deepin
▫️ 0%
? 29 people voted so far. Poll closed.
I'm writting a manual for newbies and entrepeneurs, please I need tour help

Anxhelo
14.04.2018
09:33:17

Diego
14.04.2018
09:33:22
Sorry

Anxhelo
14.04.2018
09:33:55
I'm letting it slip this time

Diego
14.04.2018
09:34:16

Daniel
14.04.2018
09:36:09
Gnome2?

Diego
14.04.2018
09:37:47
Gnome2?
3, if you want Gnome 2 vote for Mate?

Andrea
14.04.2018
09:54:38
Plasma ftw

Denis
14.04.2018
09:54:47
I don't even know is it possible to develop something simpler than gnome 3

Kohane
14.04.2018
09:56:17
Yeah, but it's for newbies and entrepeneurs, that is people that is used to Windows.

Google

Kohane
14.04.2018
09:56:53
Gnome 3 can be awesome but it's not the best for a newbie used to Windows. Same for KDE5/Plasma and Mate.
Mate uses a MacOS-like layout with different menus on left top and two bars (one of them rather looking like a dock)

Anxhelo
14.04.2018
10:01:26
And the defaults are terrible IMO
Why is the titlebar 3x thicker than the topbar, I'll never understand that
And with the majority of people having low res screens, that becomes a huge lost screen space

Anchit
14.04.2018
10:10:09
I hate Cinnamon, but for newbies, Gnome is confusing and KDE is too complex.
If you want something modern and functional, Cinnamon is the only choice.

Allanitomwesh
14.04.2018
10:13:18
Cinnamon is the best for people coming from windows, Deepin in the easiest for a true noob using a computer for the first time

Tobias?
14.04.2018
10:13:19

Denis
14.04.2018
10:15:42
Well I don't really know cause I'm Linux user now and I can't think from perspective of Windows user
I just think that it is better to use something simple at first

Paulo
14.04.2018
10:16:02

Anxhelo
14.04.2018
10:17:53

베이직
14.04.2018
10:46:34
Can I use my yubikey burned by fedora-burn-yubikey in YubiCloud?

Sheogorath
14.04.2018
10:58:08
iirc it needs one slot, so if you use the first one, no
by "the first one" I refer to the first yubikey slot

Tobias?
14.04.2018
11:00:07
And thus you will loose your Official Slot1 Yubi token, and if you ever re-issue yubicloud signons they explicitely reserve the right to remove your non-official keys at any time.
Ontop of that you shouldnt use yubikeys unless you have two you can add and never ever use them for gpg as their now propreitary library has wide-open doors that it can be attacked trough.

Allanitomwesh
14.04.2018
11:06:17
What's a nice open hardware alternative?

Tobias?
14.04.2018
11:07:29

Google

Sid
14.04.2018
11:13:12
@Wolfshappen check pm, please...

Tom
14.04.2018
11:15:19
I've seen some new smartcard that Linux is giving to all of the kernel devs. Still think smart cards are a better option

Sid
14.04.2018
11:15:20
Ooh, noice!!!

Tom
14.04.2018
11:15:45
Although, @Wolfshappen do you have a hardware pin entry device?

Tobias?
14.04.2018
11:17:29

Sid
14.04.2018
11:34:16
Oh, nice!!! @Wolfshappen, Thoughts?

Justin
14.04.2018
13:03:28

Ankur
14.04.2018
13:07:45

Denis
14.04.2018
13:49:59
How I can strip debug symbols from binaries compiled by cmake+make from rpm package or prevent their inclusion?

Tobias?
14.04.2018
13:50:27
The amount of marketing BS thrown together is downright amazing
Some company wanted to triple their value again?

Anchit
14.04.2018
14:02:13
Yeah. I saw the same guy post this in many groups.
Plus, can't they not use buzzwords like AI and Blockchain in every goddamn sentence.

Allanitomwesh
14.04.2018
14:28:07

Sid
14.04.2018
14:29:58

Vitaly
14.04.2018
14:32:08

Allanitomwesh
14.04.2018
14:33:00
Hammer Time

베이직
14.04.2018
14:33:01
Banhammer!

Allanitomwesh
14.04.2018
14:33:25
Mjolnir To Me!

Anchit
14.04.2018
14:34:48
Think it's spam?
He is posting different links about the same company everywhere. So I think yes.

Kohane
14.04.2018
14:36:47

Google

Kohane
14.04.2018
14:37:59
I just deleted the message and reported spam.

베이직
14.04.2018
14:39:45
Is there any tools for creating rpm packages easily?

Kohane
14.04.2018
14:40:05

베이직
14.04.2018
14:40:31

Admin
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Kohane
14.04.2018
14:41:20
I have no idea. I still want to be a packager but couldn't find someone to explain the process in plain English. And the wikis are messy.
Maybe builder?
Gnome Builder, I mean.

베이직
14.04.2018
14:42:58
I'll give it a try

Kohane
14.04.2018
14:44:34

Youmu
14.04.2018
15:23:05
Can I complain that the packager wiki is long and bloated?
And is it possible for me to simply "open a pull request" to an existing package of an old version (e.g iptux) to update it, without becoming the co-maintainer?

베이직
14.04.2018
15:24:31

Tobias?
14.04.2018
15:24:36
Plus to build software you should be familiar with development and the respective tools the program you want to package uses.
Gnome builder only works well for meson-based projects ect.

Kohane
14.04.2018
15:25:17

Youmu
14.04.2018
15:26:16
Thanks @Kohane @Wolfshappen , I will check them
and @rtyu1120

Tobias?
14.04.2018
15:26:45

Google

Kohane
14.04.2018
15:27:55

베이직
14.04.2018
15:31:36

Tobias?
14.04.2018
15:36:23
Its a process fueled by being already a developer or experienced in IT and its nothing you can do out of the blue without first learning a wide array of skills and knowledge. You cant just take a few files and zip them after all, this can be a really complicated process.
And ontop of that even an experienced dev may fail when an application refuses to build because of shortcomings of the build system and co.
But its pretty fun to play with nonetheless


Michael
14.04.2018
15:55:30

Tobias?
14.04.2018
15:56:04
Even running a barebone php benchmark, 6 seconds versus the 0.3 on my super-old x230 xD
Why do some use these for nextcloud again?

Allanitomwesh
14.04.2018
15:56:53
GnuBee is very interesting to me as a NAS

Tobias?
14.04.2018
15:59:23
GnuBee is very interesting to me as a NAS
Until six months ago a hp microserver with 4, sled-based drives, 4g of ram and a cpu fast enough for two gigabit r/w on mdadm raid with lvm and xfs on top was available for 185€ everywhere.
Now they are 300+ bucks with gen10. And the gnubees build quality is laughing stock over full metal construction with proper maintainability, replacement availability and future upgradeability.

Martín
14.04.2018
16:02:35
but electric consumption in a Raspberry Pi is much lower than in any other machine, no? For a full time on machine this is meaningful

Tobias?
14.04.2018
16:06:07
My pi takes 10 under max load with attached drive.