
Neville
17.04.2016
05:12:02

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:14:36

Neville
17.04.2016
05:15:33

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:17:00
One thing doesn't compare to the other, building are build to remain in the same place, system are abstract, they should be modular, flexibles and scalables, not rigid.

Google

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:17:18
Try better with another useful analogy, this one is cheap.

Neville
17.04.2016
05:19:07
If you start with gnome you will have gdm. Then you want to take gdm from the system to install another DE... Theoretically should apply to modularity as you said. But the number of people in that scenario most likely are into some deeper changes. So maybe will result better start over.

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:19:21

Neville
17.04.2016
05:19:51
Changing DE is not an upgrade

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:21:27
You are the one who mention upgrade. I have been talking of getting rid off something to put anything else on it's place.
Changing the foundations of a building is a change or an upgrade?

Neville
17.04.2016
05:23:54
Forget about upgrade.

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:25:04
I have only make one upgrade in my whole fedora live, upgrades are not for me, I prefer fresh installs, netinstall specifically.

Neville
17.04.2016
05:25:29
Your point is a very sound theoreticall view. But in reality you are building a house and then taking out the columns
No every body desing things thinking that someone want to replace the core.

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:27:18
Ok, let's play with this cheap analogy.
Gnome, takes the columns, foundations everything.
Is Gnome who brake the core.

Neville
17.04.2016
05:27:54
Break

Google

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:28:06
?
sorry.

Neville
17.04.2016
05:29:49
I don't know. Do they make it to fall apart when you do that? Or they never think about someone removing everything?
Do they look at the idea and said there is 1% that may want to do that ... It is not worth the trouble to make it that modular ?
There are not bad ideas. The problem comes that the world is a rough place to theories.

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:34:00
Gnome Devs are most amazing wonder on the floss world, but the complex enigma too.
And I want to be a gnome dev.

Neville
17.04.2016
05:38:50
Then you will face questions like that.... It is worth the trouble to make fine modular stuff for only one person that request that?

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
05:41:07
For me, yes.
Do you know that linux still supporting a specific driver just for one person. Been able to remove stuff from the system without breaking everything is useful for everybody.
Same as having diversity program to promote inclusion.

Neville
17.04.2016
06:00:09
If I had to run a software company I would fire a programmer who waste work time in user cases that lack critical mass

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
06:16:17
Pheww, this the wonderful thing of contribute to free software, you can volunteer. It is not all about money.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
17.04.2016
06:19:12

Kishan
17.04.2016
10:01:17
Anyone have any idea what this is?
intel_soc_dts_thermal

Elio
17.04.2016
12:43:06
btw, there is a Comfortaa font theme for CyanogenMod

Med
17.04.2016
12:43:52
I lost 50 GB :(
I have already installed fedora on a partition 50 Gb
after I delete my Hard disk
the problem fedora partition is not deleted
how I can just recover the volume

Google

Kohane
17.04.2016
12:48:13

Med
17.04.2016
12:50:49

Franklin?
17.04.2016
12:51:01

Kohane
17.04.2016
12:51:29
For me, yes.
Wait until you have to actually develop. I don't think you understand the enormous amount of time and effort you put into it.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
17.04.2016
13:27:36

Med
17.04.2016
13:34:27

Egor
17.04.2016
13:50:22

Neville
17.04.2016
14:08:16

Egor
17.04.2016
14:11:08

Neville
17.04.2016
14:13:47

Egor
17.04.2016
14:15:27

[Anonymous]
17.04.2016
14:20:49

Egor
17.04.2016
14:21:47

[Anonymous]
17.04.2016
14:22:02

Google

Egor
17.04.2016
14:27:43
Yep, I found it

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
15:43:31

Kohane
17.04.2016
15:44:05

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
17.04.2016
16:14:38
Uber Transparency Report Reveals It Shared Data On 13 Million Users With Government
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/04/12/uber-transparency-report_n_9673770.html
http://redd.it/4f6e2o

Med
17.04.2016
18:57:42
hi my friends I have many problems with fedora on my laptop Pc
1) I lost 50 GB because of Fedora defaults lvm
2) Until I can install the Nvidia driver on my mobile PC that uses Nvidia (Optimus) I tried to install the official just to try but do not start I decided in a moment of remove my hard drive to 0 it takes a long time to succeed but the surprise. I lost my partition fedora. I do not like Ubuntu but I tried elementary and I installed Nvidia does it work it starts without problem despite my card and Optimus I know that Ubuntu uses very old kernels now I use only Intel I installed the bumblebee open source is installed I use it with optirun working properly I was happy
but the fedora partition permanently lost

Kohane
17.04.2016
19:02:01
What about Fedora again?

Med
17.04.2016
19:04:30
I can not recover the original volume of my hard drive

Jobava
17.04.2016
19:09:00
@Med_CHABIH the proprietary video drivers are always a problem, Fedora will not make it easy for you to manage them, especially with the frequent kernel and xorg upgrades
I can do some gaming with just the open source drivers, but granted it's not my focus nor something to discourage me if it didn't work

Kohane
17.04.2016
19:16:18

Med
17.04.2016
19:23:49
testdisk and fdisk

Kohane
17.04.2016
19:27:14
Uh...
So if you try to install it shows like there's no disc? Is it that,?

Med
17.04.2016
19:31:22

Kohane
17.04.2016
19:33:18
Can't you format the disc and install Fedora in a fresh partition?

Med
17.04.2016
19:36:13
yes I format it completely and now I installed fedora 23 cinnamon
but still lost 50 gb

Kohane
17.04.2016
19:38:13
That's weird...
Maybe that part got damaged?
I don't know, it never happened to me. Not that bad.

Google

Med
17.04.2016
19:40:06
?

Jobava
17.04.2016
20:11:00
https://twitter.com/Windows95Tips

(■_■¬)
17.04.2016
20:22:21
There is a huge different between measuring data store units like GB and GiB
So 500GB are less than 500 when it's measured in GiB.
As you can see:
/dev/sda - 500 GB / 465 GiB - TOSHIBA...