and 250GB seems kinda sorta out of my pocket...

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

Post this question at /r/thinkpad on reddit ?

also made a blog

http://pleasecopythatfloppy.tumblr.com/

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

If you are talking about just only GNU/Linux system and you will have second HDD for data, 64 GB will be more than just enough.

If you are talking about just only GNU/Linux system and you will have second HDD for data, 64 GB will be more than just enough.

yeah. I already thought of getting a ultrabay sled for a second HDD for data

or i can just buy one hdd .-. but i'd like to try an SSD

If you have an additional slot or something, yeah 64 GB would be enough for your system partition.

meh

will get a ssd next laptop

now will get a hdd ._.

i want to get it running and i want it FAST

not after new years eve .-0.

i want to get it running and i want it FAST

Ofcourse, Princess.

:P

@olahughson, which processor does T61 has?

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core 2 duo

http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:T61

core 2 duo

Yep, pretty old.

i know right?

Not sure if the SSD is going to help much apart from the loading times.

my current laptop is a T23, with PIII :P

jflory7: downey: o/

and 1GB of RAM, which is also the maximum for it

downey: hello world :)

PIII = PENTIUM III?

yes

[my main computer is okay; Phenom II x6]

Vintage

:P

I know the pain of getting bottlenecked by Disk speeds.

i7-6700HQ with 5400RPM drive

i7-6700HQ with 5400RPM drive

SSD ? ?

Yeah, I've got one spare M.2 slot. Would buy 250 GB one in a couple of days maybe.

i7-6700HQ with 5400RPM drive

T460p?

HP Gaming Ak007TX

Though I don't use it for gaming.

Why is kernel-doc package no longer available ?

Hi everyone, I'm still kinda new to Fedora but loving it. Ca anyone help me out installing Typecatcher on Fedora 24?

Yes, sure, @Jowan_Richie What do you need?

Thanks @Kohane , I want to install typecatcher but only keep finding ubuntu packages and installation instructions. I'd like to know how to install typecatcher on Fedora, are there any packages available or should I use the source?

Did you search in the repositories?

If it's not in repositories and there's no RPM available, you will have to use source code to install it.

Did you search in the repositories?

https://github.com/andrewsomething/typecatcher/issues/1

See @Jowan_Richie, Onuralp solved your problem.

Thanks @Kohane and Onuralp , i found this post too but like I said, kind of a newbie to this but I'm gonna give it a go!

Anything else you need just ask

But it's easier to help if you make specific questions

But it's easier to help if you make specific questions

+1

Thank you Sylvia

Welcome

Hi everyone:) I've written little project — Ansible playbook and several roles for fast-and-easy setting up web-developer workstation (or virtual machine) based on Fedora 24. https://gitlab.com/rainrb/workstation-provision If someone is interested — you are welcome:) Thanks in advance for a feedback.

Looks interesting. Sadly I know nothing about Ansible

https://www.ansible.com/

>Sadly I know nothing about Ansible Main idea is very simple — after installing Fedora, you can clone repo, execute command and your new Fedora is ready for using and development:)

Sounds awesome

I often use it to setup virtual machines for testing some stuff

what do you think about python as a script language in linux command line and system administration

I'll read the link you sent. Now I'm curious

> python as a script language in linux command line and system administration Python is awesome, but I prefer ruby:)

ERROR: S client not available

ok i'll learn ruby too

/names@TeledoraBot

/names@TeledoraBot

I don't think that's a valid command for this bot software :-)

Same name, different code :)

jflory7: Hello, and welcome to the group, @Ruancasas!

jflory7: @downey is right, I don't think that command does anything. :P I didn't configure it do anything, anyways...

oh well

Between Mega and pcloud cloud service, Mega has much better upload rates almost 3-4 times better and seems a better candidate. Especially considering the 50GB free storage. Its sync client works well. Only drawback is you cannot read files in the web view. Moreover a really big pluspoint is the default encryption. I was looking for such solution for long time. Hope it helps someone

Hello, is there one can help me to download node js pn fedora 24

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Hello, is there one can help me to download node js pn fedora 24

open terminal type sudo dnf install -y nodejs Input password, wait.

/Okay I did that :)

done

/names@TeledoraBot

/Just that

What are you trying to do

Jes?

i want to download node js to do web project

check if it is installed running node -V

NVM !?

what?

i want to download node js to do web project

i think you should really first read some node.js Tutorials. or your Framework's README.md

in the picture means nodejs is installed !

in the picture means nodejs is installed !

yes!

But that is far from sufficient for coding with nodejs

you need to write a basic nodejs application and then start it via commandline

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