Still vulnerable to spectre.

Still no real attack vectors iirc.

I can test with a brand spanking new ryzen 2400G in a moment ?

I can test with a brand spanking new ryzen 2400G in a moment ?

I have an older one.

Several years older.

With a fresh install I can finally downlod only seventy updates weekly. :)

Internet issues?

Internet issues?

Kinda.

That background ❤️

I nowadays have mountains on the background.

Altai, Tibet, Alps.

Andes?

Not right now. :)

Will you consider it?

Only mountains can be better than mountains. :)

Haha.

I take it as a yes

Damn, Fedora server crashes when modesetting on this igpu

Eh, its a server so i'll just nomodeset it.

Do you know why it happens?

I can not access my desktop now

Do you know why it happens?

The 2400g gpu seems to not be entirely 100% supported yet

But damn this thing is fast

lovely

How did you install the nvidia drivers?

They are not in the kernel and thus fail to load, and noveau likely got blacklisted in the process so also fails to load.

You need to put nouveau out of the blacklist again so you can redo the installation properly and/or properly remove the nvidia driver.

If you installed it trough the .run file provided by nvidia its too late and your system is permanently corrupted and should be scheduled for a reinstallation.

You need to put nouveau out of the blacklist again so you can redo the installation properly and/or properly remove the nvidia driver.

But how can I access the desktop and make these changes if Gnome does not work

But how can I access the desktop and make these changes if Gnome does not work

when booting while it shows "Fedora 4.16.7-something" kernel selection press "e"

that allows you to edit the commandline.

patch tuesday

yeah and videos from Red Hat Summit 2018 will be out later tonight

Good talk about Fedora in latest LUP: http://linuxunplugged.com/248

Good talk about Fedora in latest LUP: http://linuxunplugged.com/248

Who hosts this podcast?

Who hosts this podcast?

The http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/ guys @ChrisLAS and @wespayne

The http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/ guys @ChrisLAS and @wespayne

Ohhh

a bunch of Fedora talk in the end of the episode

Ohkkk

Just saying, I don't know why but I learnt more about systemd in Fedora than Arch. Also, why so much hate for systemd? It seems to be pretty powerful...

It's a philosophical thing. They hate it because it does a lot when supposedly things in Unix systems have to do only one thing and very well.

And utter nonsense. There are many programmes doing tons of things and nobody complains.

Anyone said emacs ?

I didn't.

I didn't.

Of course not, why would you? Lol

Good talk about Fedora in latest LUP: http://linuxunplugged.com/248

Yes they do really good. Do you remember Linux Action Show?

It's a philosophical thing. They hate it because it does a lot when supposedly things in Unix systems have to do only one thing and very well.

Is that so? Weird.

Is that so? Weird.

Technically there's nothing wrong with it.

Actually there's no hard limit on directories/subdirectories numbers on XFS and tbh it behaves better than ext* on most situations where this scenario is found due to its architecture. Are you seeing any error

Yes they do really good. Do you remember Linux Action Show?

yes i do

Actually there's no hard limit on directories/subdirectories numbers on XFS and tbh it behaves better than ext* on most situations where this scenario is found due to its architecture. Are you seeing any error

Yeah, I maxed out at 782 sub directories.

No matter what I try, I wouldn't go past it

And I was just initiating git in a loop

Yeah, I maxed out at 782 sub directories.

This is really odd, I mean in ext filesystems you have a hard limit on 56k directories under the same structure 'cause on how ext* handles sub dirs

on XFS you don't have this limitation (you still have the filesystem size limitation and file size limitation (9ExaB on 64 bits systems)...what's the error you are seeing?

Hi folks, quick question. I've got a Thinkpad T440 a week or two ago. The battery according to System Information (KDE) is at its 86% capacity. I can't check on Windows because somehow the options for that are missing (including a command to get a battery health report). Seller sent me another battery that is even worse, at its 75% capacity. I don't know if KDE app is wrong or this guy is making fun of me. So, which other methods to check the battery health can I use? Thanks in advance

Hi folks, quick question. I've got a Thinkpad T440 a week or two ago. The battery according to System Information (KDE) is at its 86% capacity. I can't check on Windows because somehow the options for that are missing (including a command to get a battery health report). Seller sent me another battery that is even worse, at its 75% capacity. I don't know if KDE app is wrong or this guy is making fun of me. So, which other methods to check the battery health can I use? Thanks in advance

Try to test the time yourself

Hi folks, quick question. I've got a Thinkpad T440 a week or two ago. The battery according to System Information (KDE) is at its 86% capacity. I can't check on Windows because somehow the options for that are missing (including a command to get a battery health report). Seller sent me another battery that is even worse, at its 75% capacity. I don't know if KDE app is wrong or this guy is making fun of me. So, which other methods to check the battery health can I use? Thanks in advance

Run acpi

Try to test the time yourself

The time of what?

Run acpi

Okay.

The time of what?

Of laptop working from battery. :)

$ acpi -i

And on Windows, try to use AIDA64 for that.

Of laptop working from battery. :)

That's not really useful though

Of laptop working from battery. :)

2 hours and half, the best of cases.

That's not really useful though

That's how one can define which battery is better in reality.

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That's how one can define which battery is better in reality.

Yes, but if they're both meant to be new batteries they should perform the exact same, the issue is that neither of them are

And on Windows, try to use AIDA64 for that.

What is this, a command?

What is this, a command?

An application.

What is this, a command?

It's a software suite

An application.

Oh, okay, I'm going to add it then. Pretty sure is not installed.

aida64 was formerly known as everest

It bothers me that the default command isn't there. It was the easiest way to check.

aida64 was formerly known as everest

Oh. Everest sounds familiar to me.

Shouldn't acpi -i or upower -d suffice?

Oh. Everest sounds familiar to me.

there is no longer everest

Yeah, I understood they changed the name. Maybe the company? I'm not Windows savvy.

I don't know too. I knew then when it happened, few years ago (maybe 7).... but I'm not a windows loser ?

Is Nextcloud free of charge?

Yes, it is

The website is so confusing..

Yes, it is

Great, thank you. My government uses it so I think it's good Lol

@TheGamingBarrel & @gwindor According to Aida64 Battery has a 15% wear level, 100% level, 23480 Designed capacity with remaining capacity 20050. What on earth does this mean?

It's not a new battery

Can you check how many cycles it's done?

Can you check how many cycles it's done?

No, it doesn't say.

@TheGamingBarrel & @gwindor According to Aida64 Battery has a 15% wear level, 100% level, 23480 Designed capacity with remaining capacity 20050. What on earth does this mean?

Wear level = Difference between designed capacity and current capacity

I would ask for a partial refund and a new battery again

Just keep doing it until they give up and send you a real new battery or a refund

It's not a new battery

Well, yeah, but my 12 years old Dell laptop is not new and is still 100%

Wear level = Difference between designed capacity and current capacity

100%-15%=85% Am I correct?

Well, yeah, but my 12 years old Dell laptop is not new and is still 100%

It's possible it can't show it because it doesn't have the sensor for it

Or you need to calibrate it

100%-15%=85% Am I correct?

Yes.

It's possible it can't show it because it doesn't have the sensor for it

Well, that battery is sitting in Stuttgart, some kilometres away from me, so it doesn't count for this discussion. My point is that a battery can be "not new" and not necessary be worn out. It did show its details once in a while I wanted. But it lasted quite a long time for the laptop it was.

It lasted more than this one for sure!

Would you recommend getting a Nextcloud provider or administering the server yourself?