Humanity will still be running legacy code in 2080 when (if) we're old and senile. Who'll be the last person to run that python2 script for actual work? (not for nostalgia or educational purposes, etc.) Will some poor soul still have to maintain ATMs from the 1970s written in forgotten languages.

Most likely: yes. The last point (the ATMs) is really sad.

I could even write a short story, Bradbury or Asimov style, about the last guy running a few ATMs in forgotten languages.

How do we maintain Voyager? ? They still send software updates

I could even write a short story, Bradbury or Asimov style, about the last guy running a few ATMs in forgotten languages.

Please do write one and share. That would be interesting.

How do we maintain Voyager? ? They still send software updates

Yeah, but that's not sad, there's hope there. It's different. It's not like Voyager was replaced by something else.

Humanity will still be running legacy code in 2080 when (if) we're old and senile. Who'll be the last person to run that python2 script for actual work? (not for nostalgia or educational purposes, etc.) Will some poor soul still have to maintain ATMs from the 1970s written in forgotten languages.

Banks still run COBOL.

Please do write one and share. That would be interesting.

Oh, I will!

Banks still run COBOL.

I remember a charity in Birmingham running Fortran and similar stuff. And I was like...

Oh, I will!

Great.

Banks still run COBOL.

Oh wow. That sounds oddly cool to me

XD

Oh wow. That sounds oddly cool to me

It sounds creepy to me. With so much ancient stuff it might be so easy to blow the whole system...

Oh wow. That sounds oddly cool to me

it shouldnt, COBOL is horrid

I mean, I had this kind of problems myself, but they were all due to a bad internet connection (slow, unreliable, too unstable, etc.)

ohhh...ok thanks

I mean, I had this kind of problems myself, but they were all due to a bad internet connection (slow, unreliable, too unstable, etc.)

warning: /var/cache/dnf/rpmfusion-free-updates-d6a95764d888d197/packages/telegram-desktop-1.2.15-1.fc27.x86_64.rpm: Header V4 RSA/SHA1 Signature, key ID 7d838377: NOKEY Importing GPG key 0x7D838377: Userid : "RPM Fusion free repository for Fedora (27) <rpmfusion-buildsys@lists.rpmfusion.org>" Fingerprint: 38FF 4B07 9890 0DAF 5E67 D7D1 1DBD E605 7D83 8377 From : /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-rpmfusion-free-fedora-27 Is this ok [y/N]: y at first like this

Yeah, that's right, it's asking for the key. Did it work after accepting the new key?

yup...working

i can't update after that. but its ok. i've reinstall my fedora hehehe

I don't get it...

It works but you can't update?

yeap, that's my problem before i reinstall my fedora again

the order is like this: install fedora, update all, activate rpmfusion, install telegram, and i can't install/update after that

so you can't update just telegram or anything?

Why don't you install Telegram without RPM Fusion @Muhammadnjh ?

so you can't update just telegram or anything?

i can't install any software after activate rpmfusion

Why don't you install Telegram without RPM Fusion @Muhammadnjh ?

i can't find telegram-desktop in fedora repo so i activate rpmfusion

i can't find telegram-desktop in fedora repo so i activate rpmfusion

Ah, no need.

You can download Telegram from their website or install it as a flatpak.

You can download Telegram from their website or install it as a flatpak.

Never use Telegram from website. It vulnerable.

You can download Telegram from their website or install it as a flatpak.

hmmm...i ever download it, but telegram-desktop need alot enough others dependencies

Telegram from official website built with outdated static versions of Ubuntu 14.04 libraries with dirty-hacked Qt 5.6 and even vulnerable openssl. RPMFusion version built against system dependencies.

hmmm...i ever download it, but telegram-desktop need alot enough others dependencies

sudo dnf install telegram-desktop

It's fine. Telegram requires ffmpeg/openal.

hmmm...i ever download it, but telegram-desktop need alot enough others dependencies

No. You just run the executable. I do that. It works fine.

Holy crap.... why so much?

hmmm...maybe i'll try next time.

hmmm...maybe i'll try next time.

Install them. This is a ffmpeg's dependencies.

From my point of view, if RPM Fusion doesn't work and you only need it for that particular programme then you should try an alernative way to install said programme. It makes no sense to turn your system useless because of only one programme.

As a last resource, you can use the webclient.

It's quite bad but well. It works.

My kernel has been updated the latest, hopefully no similar problems after this

Okay. Send us a follow-up, please.

Okay. Send us a follow-up, please.

next time i will do, thanks

In English, please.

why fedora?

or debian?

How to install fedora radhawk?

any suggestions for mp4 players?

any suggestions for mp4 players?

VLC/SMPlayer/mpv.

VLC/SMPlayer/mpv.

thanks, installing...

How to install fedora radhawk?

I think it's work https://bhilburn.org/installing-redhawk-on-fedora-24/

thanks, installing...

Also available via flatpak

why fedora?

I have tried 100+ distros, but Fedora is the best of all ?

I don't understand why Broadcom is so hard to make it work properly on Linux. How does M$ or Apple do? Request special datasheets from Broadcom? Make lots of quirks and hacks to appear stable? ?

Directly pay broadcom for source code

Hi, did anybody experience an issue with geforce 1050ti, updated fedora 27 and proprietary Nvidia drivers where there are small stutters every 1-3 second everywhere, including dragging windows, playing video. What was attempted: - force full composite pipeline setting enabled - Wayland disabled I managed to get rid of stutter by using xfce, but I am a bit concerned why it is happening in gnome. On the same hardware I have tried to install: - Ubuntu 17.10 with updates and Nvidia driver - same problem - win 10 pro with Nvidia driver - no stutter everything is smooth, so that rules out hardware issues .

Also available via flatpak

i have not studied flatpak, i will study it later

I have tried 100+ distros, but Fedora is the best of all ?

wwhy best?why not rpm?Suse,red hat

Hi, did anybody experience an issue with geforce 1050ti, updated fedora 27 and proprietary Nvidia drivers where there are small stutters every 1-3 second everywhere, including dragging windows, playing video. What was attempted: - force full composite pipeline setting enabled - Wayland disabled I managed to get rid of stutter by using xfce, but I am a bit concerned why it is happening in gnome. On the same hardware I have tried to install: - Ubuntu 17.10 with updates and Nvidia driver - same problem - win 10 pro with Nvidia driver - no stutter everything is smooth, so that rules out hardware issues .

the problem is quite complicated, need more research seems

wwhy best?why not rpm?Suse,red hat

Fedora is RPM Linux :P

ERROR: S client not available

omg

how much packets?

programm

like procecc exploer

ide for python

etc

CLI like debian?

Hi, did anybody experience an issue with geforce 1050ti, updated fedora 27 and proprietary Nvidia drivers where there are small stutters every 1-3 second everywhere, including dragging windows, playing video. What was attempted: - force full composite pipeline setting enabled - Wayland disabled I managed to get rid of stutter by using xfce, but I am a bit concerned why it is happening in gnome. On the same hardware I have tried to install: - Ubuntu 17.10 with updates and Nvidia driver - same problem - win 10 pro with Nvidia driver - no stutter everything is smooth, so that rules out hardware issues .

the real problem is : nvidia hates Linux!

No. You just run the executable. I do that. It works fine.

You shouldnt.

From my point of view, if RPM Fusion doesn't work and you only need it for that particular programme then you should try an alernative way to install said programme. It makes no sense to turn your system useless because of only one programme.

But it does work, he just doesnt seem to want the dependencies.

ide for python

for python you have a lot of choices.... not just pycharm-ce, pycharm-edu, code, atom, kdevelop, komodo-edit, thonny, anjuta, emacs, vim, eric, geany, ninja-ide, spider3, ....

there is no brackets*.rpm or portable brackets*.tar.xz (or tar.gz, or tar.bz2, or something similar), but there are at least 2 ways to use

if you want a non-free lightweight ide/editor, use sublimetext

you can use a text editor, if you know how to code :D

the real problem is : nvidia hates Linux!

:)

but there is a Fedora Python LAB

before I forget : you can use notepad++ under wine ?

any suggestions for mp4 players?

mpv, lightweight, and just a player :D or use smplayer, and under settings change to mpv

how much packets?

it is hard to write a correct number.... if my package will be done, then +1 :D

mpv, lightweight, and just a player :D or use smplayer, and under settings change to mpv

mpv works well for me

there is gnome-mpv with few controls and playlist support

tordvalus on the fedora?

tordvalus on the fedora?

Oh no, he said "NVidia, FUCK YOU!!!"

why?

Because NVidia drivers are painful most of the times. They're almost a meme now tbh

NoVideo haha

TIL redhat linux is based off on fedora and not the other way around.

hmmm

its be along time ago

how now?