jflory7: @Ali_Jaber96: Not the Ultimate version for free, unless you're a student. The Community Edition can be installed free, though.

yes,I'm a student

How that can be downloaded for free for students !

How that can be downloaded for free for students !

I think this question not related to Fedora directly. You need to obtain a key for Ultimate Edition and install it as any other JetBrains product. But make sure first that you have JDK installed in your system (just JRE isn’t enough!). You can choose between OpenJdk (open-source) or Oracle (proprietary), to check JDK installation run javac -version If everything is OK you must see something like this ➜ ~ javac -version javac 1.8.0_102

How that can be downloaded for free for students !

Get licence file from jetbrains

So, by “as any other“ I mean this approach: Download archive with Idea and extract it (for example in /opt), after that cd to that folder and run idea.sh from /bin subdirectory, final command looks like this /opt/idea-…/bin/idea.sh After first configuration you can click to settings —> Create Desktop Shortcut. This will create a .desktop file, after that you can start Idea directly from applications menu without using a terminal.

Thanks all

I think this question not related to Fedora directly. You need to obtain a key for Ultimate Edition and install it as any other JetBrains product. But make sure first that you have JDK installed in your system (just JRE isn’t enough!). You can choose between OpenJdk (open-source) or Oracle (proprietary), to check JDK installation run javac -version If everything is OK you must see something like this ➜ ~ javac -version javac 1.8.0_102

I thought JetBrains now bundles its own JDK?

@downey From the official site: Starting from IntelliJ IDEA 16 and the most recent versions of the lightweight IDEs, we are bundling custom JRE with Linux distributions, just like we've been doing for Mac. Our custom JRE is based on OpenJDK and includes the most up to date fixes to provide better user experience on Linux (like font rendering improvements and HiDPI support). So, JetBrains only provide JRE which contains fixes for fonts rendering, but not contains JDK https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/206544879-Selecting-the-JDK-version-the-IDE-will-run-under

@downey From the official site: Starting from IntelliJ IDEA 16 and the most recent versions of the lightweight IDEs, we are bundling custom JRE with Linux distributions, just like we've been doing for Mac. Our custom JRE is based on OpenJDK and includes the most up to date fixes to provide better user experience on Linux (like font rendering improvements and HiDPI support). So, JetBrains only provide JRE which contains fixes for fonts rendering, but not contains JDK https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/206544879-Selecting-the-JDK-version-the-IDE-will-run-under

ah, my bad

Welcome @nexfwall @billykeed !

thanks@trucifer

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jflory7: Welcome @nexfwall and @billykeed :)

Guys anybody knows about tox project? What do you think of its controversies? Is it trusted in community?

Does anybody know by chance if Fedora 24 will get support for Krita 3 anytime soon?

Does anybody know by chance if Fedora 24 will get support for Krita 3 anytime soon?

why

why

Because Krita 3 finally looses its performance problems and handles even big Documents fine - and im entertaining to drop gimp for it

Welcome @nexfwall @billykeed !

Hey! I thought I'm not joined... I'm wanted to just watch the messages.

And also, I was here not so long time ago.

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dhanesh95: zodbot: ping

zodbot: pong

What is Fedora Telegram <=> IRC bridge? Where I can get this bot?

What is Fedora Telegram <=> IRC bridge? Where I can get this bot?

https://github.com/RITlug/teleirc

Thanks

What is Fedora Telegram <=> IRC bridge? Where I can get this bot?

The bot works like a pipe to enable communication between the Telegram group and the IRC channel.

Nice, i need bot for my channel

jflory7: nirik++ Thanks!

jflory7: .hello jflory7

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/names@TeledoraBot

I think what having @TeledoraBot here is somelike sad. If you need something open-source with modern groups, we could support matrix.org instead.

Welcome @prinkle1997 !

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Hi, could the boot be updated to not broadcast join/leave message

Thanks bro

Hi, could the boot be updated to not broadcast join/leave message

jflory7: @jflory7 [/incredible sudo double cast]

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I think what having @TeledoraBot here is somelike sad. If you need something open-source with modern groups, we could support matrix.org instead.

The bridge wasn't created out of an ethical dilemma, it was added for convenience. I'm not opposed to other things or solutions, but this was easiest for me since it's already something I've seen used.

FranciscoD: o/

jflory7: @jflory7 [/incredible sudo double cast]

Hmm, come again?

Hi, could the boot be updated to not broadcast join/leave message

Hi, could the boot be updated to not broadcast join/leave message

I didn't understand your command in the comment. :P

I didn't understand your command in the comment. :P

BB Code... Have'nt heard of?

It seems like a lot of people feel that way, so we could submit a PR for it upstream. I'm not an expert at Node but should be able to try to figure something out. It would be nice to have as an option in the bot

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BB Code... Have'nt heard of?

I have, but it just didn't look like BBCode is all.

Welcome @prinkle1997 !

I have, but it just didn't look like BBCode is all.

This was closing tag.

Welcome @prinkle1997 !

Welcome welcomer!

Welcome welcomer!

Welcome welcomer of welcomer!

Welcome welcomer of welcomer!

Welcome welcomer of welcomer of welcomer...

while true; do ...; done

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Welcome welcomer of welcomer of welcomer...

Illuminati confirmed.

FranciscoD: FranciscoD: \o

Anyone uses Docker?

i use

ERROR: S client not available

can i help ?

i use

Are you using the version provided by Docker or from the Fedora repo?

nope

is older

add the official Docker repo

and install 1.12

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com/

Official Docker repo provides 1.12

just run this script and the magic starts

Fedora repo provides 1.10

yeah

1.12 has new features

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com/

Thanks!

and more speed

is older

Remember that Fedora carries some docker patches so some newer functionality is available even if the verson number is older

;)

1.12 has new features

Need to look into it..

Remember that Fedora carries some docker patches so some newer functionality is available even if the verson number is older

I always used the oficial, but thanks for the info!

Remember that Fedora carries some docker patches so some newer functionality is available even if the verson number is older

Even so, I think I'll prefer the official repo

its for production or study ?

for study i think its ok

its for production or study ?

I'm using it for my graduation project.. So which category will it fall into? ?

I'm using it for my graduation project.. So which category will it fall into? ?

What are you trying to do with it? If you don't need something specifically added in 1.12 - I'd go with Fedora's version

What are you trying to do with it? If you don't need something specifically added in 1.12 - I'd go with Fedora's version

I'm not yet sure what are the changes in 1.12.. I'll have to look into it and then decide

I'm not yet sure what are the changes in 1.12.. I'll have to look into it and then decide

I don't track all docker changes, but the big thing, I think is swarmkit and bundled swarm. Unless you need those, I'd stay away - I have read about some stability issues and you don't want to face that on a school project. This is my opinion, no one else's

I don't track all docker changes, but the big thing, I think is swarmkit and bundled swarm. Unless you need those, I'd stay away - I have read about some stability issues and you don't want to face that on a school project. This is my opinion, no one else's

That is valuable input.. Thanks!

swarm is smooth on 1.12

what do you think would be a good ssd size for a linux system on a ThinkPad T61?

250 GB should suffice, I guess.

Does it have a M.2 slot?