can u give me commands ?

You need do that inside of windows

how ????

Fedora version ?

F24

f 24

Log will tell you exactly why you are having this issue

It says that iw needs to have permissions to write to /run/tlp/lock_tlp

@ignatenkobrain can u help me ?

@ignatenkobrain can u help me ?

https://www.spice-space.org/download.html

https://www.spice-space.org/download.html

inside windows ?

Yes

ok

thanks

It says that iw needs to have permissions to write to /run/tlp/lock_tlp

ausearch -c 'iw' --raw | audit2allow -M my-iw

Yes

internet not connected in windows ?? how can i edit settings in virt-manager?

ausearch -c 'iw' --raw | audit2allow -M my-iw

That helped..

There's another strange issue.. Whenever my laptop is running on it's battery, I hear noise from my headset. As soon as I plug in the charger, the noise goes away.

There's another strange issue.. Whenever my laptop is running on it's battery, I hear noise from my headset. As soon as I plug in the charger, the noise goes away.

Never mind.. I fixed it..

Never mind.. I fixed it..

How?

How?

My headset doesn't have a microphone. So, the system was assuming it does and was receiving input from the non-existent microphone. I just changed it to use my laptop's in-built microphone and voila!

Hahaha.... That's kinda funny @Dhanesh95 Don't take it bad

Let's play a game. Make your choice by commenting the answer number. Here goes... On a new computer; "OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND" That's all. Just a black screen and those words, in pale white, on your gorgeous new 32" LCD screen. At least you know your newly built computer is working. The RAM check passed and, apparently, you managed to shove the CPU into the right spot. That wasn't a foregone conclusion, so you're pretty psyched about that little victory. You fold your arms across your chest and lean back, confidently, in your chair – smiling and slowly nod your head. You probably look badass right now. Like a young Charlton Heston after showing those damned dirty apes a what-for. The smile vanishes as the meaning of those bold, all-caps words slowly dawns on you: You had forgotten to get an Operating System to put on your new, glorious tower of a computer. Luckily, there's only a few real choices, right? 1) Choose Windows 2) Choose MacOS 3) Choose Linux 4) Choose DOS

No BSD ?

Shame

???

1)

I think

1)

Just then, you are struck by a brilliant thought. "Everyone uses Windows. I'll just install that." Unfortunately the most recent copy of Windows you have in your "box of old computer crap" is 3.1. And, as nostalgic as it might be to relive the early 1990's... you just can't bring yourself to install it. So, to the store it is! After perusing the aisles of your local computer store -- and dodging no less than 37 blue- shirted marauders, assaulting you with a declaration of "Welcome to Nerd Stuff" -- you decide on just picking up a copy of Windows 8. The reason why you decide to buy Windows 8 may remain shrouded in mystery until the end of time... though it may have something to do with the fact tat you wanted to use Windows... and that was the only version available. 1) Head home and install Windows 2) Get some froyo

What is froyo?

Anyway, I think I choose 1 again

Let's play a game. Make your choice by commenting the answer number. Here goes... On a new computer; "OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND" That's all. Just a black screen and those words, in pale white, on your gorgeous new 32" LCD screen. At least you know your newly built computer is working. The RAM check passed and, apparently, you managed to shove the CPU into the right spot. That wasn't a foregone conclusion, so you're pretty psyched about that little victory. You fold your arms across your chest and lean back, confidently, in your chair – smiling and slowly nod your head. You probably look badass right now. Like a young Charlton Heston after showing those damned dirty apes a what-for. The smile vanishes as the meaning of those bold, all-caps words slowly dawns on you: You had forgotten to get an Operating System to put on your new, glorious tower of a computer. Luckily, there's only a few real choices, right? 1) Choose Windows 2) Choose MacOS 3) Choose Linux 4) Choose DOS

3

What is froyo?

It's a dessert

1)

Anyway, I think I choose 1 again

You get home, let Scruffy out to go potty, and set about installing Windows 8 on your beast of a PC. [It should be noted, at this point, that you, the reader, has no idea what "Scruffy" is. Nothing in the sentence above tells you what "Scruffy" is. You assume it is a dog, because it's name is "Scruffy". You know what that is? That's racist. You are racist. What if it's a cat? Or a person with real person feelings. You also assume that "Scruffy" is a boy. Which also makes you sexist. You are a sexist, racist. Side note: "Sexist, racist" is not at all the same as "Sexy, racy". How weird is that?] After you let your dog back inside you plop yourself back at your desk and enjoy the final moments of the Windows 8 installer. It is glorious. The Windows 8 installer installs the shit out of Windows 8. Redmond should be proud. In fact, the installer is so excellent, a small tear develops in the corner of your eye -- and you are suddenly compelled to write a nice letter to Microsoft. "Dear Microsoft Guys, Thank you for the Windows 8 installer and how it installs the shit out of Windows 8. Sincerely, NAME REDACTED" As you finish spritzing your letter with just a dash of cologne (that's how Microsoft knows you care) the installer finishes it's epic task (that being to install Windows 8 which, as has been previously discussed, it does the shit out of). First things first: time to install a better web browser! So you click on the old Internet Explorer icon -- taking a brief moment to marvel at how quickly it launched on your super duper new machine -- and... there's no Internet connection. Why is there no Internet connection? Troubleshooting wizard? Huh? No. You can handle that on your own. Luckily, you're smarter than your average bear. You unplug the Ethernet cable from the back of your GENERIC BRAND VIDEO GAME CONSOLE and hook that up to your new PC tower. You know that connection works, you use it to play GAME ABOUT SHOOTING on the Internet with 12 year olds all the time. Still no dice. And that little troubleshooting wizard is really starting to piss you off. After much investigating (and swearing) you realize that Windows does not have the driver for your Ethernet card. So you'll need to go online to download it. Unfortunately you can't get online. Because you don't already have the driver that lets you get online. Which sort of makes you want to punch a hobo. 1) Go to library and use their Internet. 2) Bag it. Try MacOS 3) I bet Linux can access the Internet 4) Who needs the Internet? Time for DOS!

3

K S: After thinking it over, you decide to put Linux on your new behemoth. Really, you wondered why you even needed to think it over. Kind of an obvious choice really. You want a fast, cool looking system. Boom. Linux. Decision made. Only one problem. You don't actually have any way to install Linux. And, with no working PC to download Linux, the options are pretty limited. Ah, but where there's a will there's a way. You hop in the car and head down to the college. The college, you say? Yes. The college. You see, there's two things that you can find at every college on the planet – college girls and Linux CDs. You head to the computer science department, walk into one of the labs, and begin to say “Hey, anyone have any Linux distribution discs I can use?” but only get as far as “Hey, anyone ha” when someone shoves a DVD into your hand with a penguin drawn onto the top with a purple highlighter. Just then a college girl strolls by. Not just any college girl... a NERDY college girl. Nay. College WOMAN. You begin to, mindlessly, move towards what, you are pretty sure, is the most amazing lady you've ever seen. She would love to go to Comic Con with you, all you need to do is ask. Of this you are sure. The man who gave you the Linux DVD speaks, “No, dude. Not yet. You're not ready.” You have no idea what he means by that. But he sounds like a mixture between Yoda and Ted “Theodore” Logan, so you go with it. 1) Celebrate with some froyo 2) Head home and install Linux 3) Throw the DVD in his face and install Windows 4) Give up your dreams and buy a turtleneck 5) Break the DVD, go home and install DOS

You get home, let Scruffy out to go potty, and set about installing Windows 8 on your beast of a PC. [It should be noted, at this point, that you, the reader, has no idea what "Scruffy" is. Nothing in the sentence above tells you what "Scruffy" is. You assume it is a dog, because it's name is "Scruffy". You know what that is? That's racist. You are racist. What if it's a cat? Or a person with real person feelings. You also assume that "Scruffy" is a boy. Which also makes you sexist. You are a sexist, racist. Side note: "Sexist, racist" is not at all the same as "Sexy, racy". How weird is that?] After you let your dog back inside you plop yourself back at your desk and enjoy the final moments of the Windows 8 installer. It is glorious. The Windows 8 installer installs the shit out of Windows 8. Redmond should be proud. In fact, the installer is so excellent, a small tear develops in the corner of your eye -- and you are suddenly compelled to write a nice letter to Microsoft. "Dear Microsoft Guys, Thank you for the Windows 8 installer and how it installs the shit out of Windows 8. Sincerely, NAME REDACTED" As you finish spritzing your letter with just a dash of cologne (that's how Microsoft knows you care) the installer finishes it's epic task (that being to install Windows 8 which, as has been previously discussed, it does the shit out of). First things first: time to install a better web browser! So you click on the old Internet Explorer icon -- taking a brief moment to marvel at how quickly it launched on your super duper new machine -- and... there's no Internet connection. Why is there no Internet connection? Troubleshooting wizard? Huh? No. You can handle that on your own. Luckily, you're smarter than your average bear. You unplug the Ethernet cable from the back of your GENERIC BRAND VIDEO GAME CONSOLE and hook that up to your new PC tower. You know that connection works, you use it to play GAME ABOUT SHOOTING on the Internet with 12 year olds all the time. Still no dice. And that little troubleshooting wizard is really starting to piss you off. After much investigating (and swearing) you realize that Windows does not have the driver for your Ethernet card. So you'll need to go online to download it. Unfortunately you can't get online. Because you don't already have the driver that lets you get online. Which sort of makes you want to punch a hobo. 1) Go to library and use their Internet. 2) Bag it. Try MacOS 3) I bet Linux can access the Internet 4) Who needs the Internet? Time for DOS!

2)

K S: After thinking it over, you decide to put Linux on your new behemoth. Really, you wondered why you even needed to think it over. Kind of an obvious choice really. You want a fast, cool looking system. Boom. Linux. Decision made. Only one problem. You don't actually have any way to install Linux. And, with no working PC to download Linux, the options are pretty limited. Ah, but where there's a will there's a way. You hop in the car and head down to the college. The college, you say? Yes. The college. You see, there's two things that you can find at every college on the planet – college girls and Linux CDs. You head to the computer science department, walk into one of the labs, and begin to say “Hey, anyone have any Linux distribution discs I can use?” but only get as far as “Hey, anyone ha” when someone shoves a DVD into your hand with a penguin drawn onto the top with a purple highlighter. Just then a college girl strolls by. Not just any college girl... a NERDY college girl. Nay. College WOMAN. You begin to, mindlessly, move towards what, you are pretty sure, is the most amazing lady you've ever seen. She would love to go to Comic Con with you, all you need to do is ask. Of this you are sure. The man who gave you the Linux DVD speaks, “No, dude. Not yet. You're not ready.” You have no idea what he means by that. But he sounds like a mixture between Yoda and Ted “Theodore” Logan, so you go with it. 1) Celebrate with some froyo 2) Head home and install Linux 3) Throw the DVD in his face and install Windows 4) Give up your dreams and buy a turtleneck 5) Break the DVD, go home and install DOS

2

2

K S: Computer on. Disc in. Boots right up. Even gives the option to test drive the system before installing it. How cool is that? So you do the “test drive” just to be sure all of your hardware works – and it does – then you proceed to install to your hard drive. While the installer copies files around you decide to take advantage of the moment to take Scruffy for a walk. While walking in the late afternoon sun, you reflect on what a great decision you made that day. Plus you saw a hot, nerdy college girl. Yessir, life is good. By the time you return home your system is finished installing. A quick reboot later and you've got a fully working system. Knock, knock, knock. What's that noise, you wonder? You resolve to check into it some day. Knock, knock, knock. What the hell is... Oh. Right. You open the front door to find... the college girl. She smiles at you. You blurt out something along the lines of “Hi I'm door”. She holds up two tickets to Comic Con. A man in a suit walks by on the sidwalk outside your home. He almost passes by, but then stops suddenly. “Hey! Did you just install Linux?” “Uh-huh.” “Well, I'm looking for a new vice president to run my video game company. Interested?” “Uh-huh.” “Great! You start tomorrow! But don't come to work before 10am. That's when the breakfast pizza is delivered.” “Okay.” The girl of your dreams turns to you. “Let's go to comic book and video game conventions together and have a very low-pressure relationship filled with lots and lots of uninhibited sex. Do you mind if I dress up like Princess Leia sometimes while we watch Star Wars in Machette Order?” “Nope.” THE END

2)

You head straight to the Apple Store to pick up a copy of Mac OS, confident in your, obviously amazing, decision. “I'd like a copy of your finest MacOS,” you declare, to the first Apple Store employee you find, with a ridiculous swagger that you instantly regret. “MacOS is free,” says the Apple dude. “You already have it with your Mac. And updates are free now.” “But, can I buy a copy to do a fresh install?” Turns out you can. So you do. 1) Time to head home and install this bad mamajama. - turn to part 11

1)

You get home, plop yourself down at your desk, turn on the PC and stick the MacOS install DVD in the drive. And... it's... wait... something's not quite right... About 20 reboots later you come to a pretty major decision: This isn't working. Apparently MacOS doesn't like something about your PC. Huh. You'd love to do some quick research to figure out what the problem is... but, you know... no working PC. 1) Back to the Apple Store for help! - turn to part 12 2) Give up and try Windows - turn to part 4 3) Why are you not using Linux? - turn to part 6 4) Desperate enough for DOS? - turn to part 2

Mac OS is pretty expensive, I'll register a complaint!

1)

You stroll into the Apple Store and head up to the first employee you see. “Hey, I can't seem to get MacOS installed and I was hoping someone could,” you get cut off before you can finish. “Do you have an appointment?” asks the snarky little man. “Well. No. I really just had a quick question about which components are compatible with,” again you get cut off. “You'll need an appointment for the Genius Bar.” … You have no idea how to reply to what is, without a doubt, one of the single dumbest things you have ever heard. After, what seems like, several minutes of a stupidity-induced coma, you finally manage to reply. “Soooo...” The man points to a big screen behind the “Genius Bar” – which, and this seems worth noting, looks just like a normal counter. “Is your name on that screen?” It isn't. But, you have an idea. “Hey, look over there!” You hustle over to one of the “Geniuses” and the “Bar” and quickly explain your issue before the little turd figures out your clever ruse. “You can't install Mac OS on a PC! Bwahahahaha! Hey everyone! This guy is trying to use MacOS on a boring old PC! Bwahahaha!” the genius laughs, the whole store joining in the gaiety. 1) Break down and buy a new Mac - turn to part 13 2) Just freaking install Windows - turn to part 4 3) L.I.N.U.X. - turn to part 6

?

You forgot 4) I'll kick the genius the shit out of him

And after properly beating him up, I'll pick 3)

Haha

You forgot 4) I'll kick the genius the shit out of him

Easy there princess!

LOL

And after properly beating him up, I'll pick 3)

After thinking it over, you decide to put Linux on your new behemoth. Really, you wondered why you even needed to think it over. Kind of an obvious choice really. You want a fast, cool looking system. Boom. Linux. Decision made. Only one problem. You don't actually have any way to install Linux. And, with no working PC to download Linux, the options are pretty limited. Ah, but where there's a will there's a way. You hop in the car and head down to the college. The college, you say? Yes. The college. You see, there's two things that you can find at every college on the planet – college girls and Linux CDs. You head to the computer science department, walk into one of the labs, and begin to say “Hey, anyone have any Linux distribution discs I can use?” but only get as far as “Hey, anyone ha” when someone shoves a DVD into your hand with a penguin drawn onto the top with a purple highlighter. Just then a college girl strolls by. Not just any college girl... a NERDY college girl. Nay. College WOMAN. You begin to, mindlessly, move towards what, you are pretty sure, is the most amazing lady you've ever seen. She would love to go to Comic Con with you, all you need to do is ask. Of this you are sure. The man who gave you the Linux DVD speaks, “No, dude. Not yet. You're not ready.” You have no idea what he means by that. But he sounds like a mixture between Yoda and Ted “Theodore” Logan, so you go with it. 1) Celebrate with some froyo - turn to part 14 2) Head home and install Linux - turn to part 15 3) Throw the DVD in his face and install Windows - turn to part 4 4) Give up your dreams and buy a turtleneck - turn to part 5 5) Break the DVD, go home and install DOS - turn to part 2

I'm sensitive when it comes about money @Dhanesh95 ?

I'm sensitive when it comes about money @Dhanesh95 ?

Should've chosen Linux way before buying Windows.. ? Money issue solved

I'm a woman @kishan_9778 Why should a care about a female college student?

Or any female for the matter

I'm a woman @kishan_9778 Why should a care about a female college student?

Consider you see a handsome hunk!

Yes, but it wouldn't be fun. @Dhanesh95 It would end in a second

Consider you see a handsome hunk!

I second that

What is hunk?

What is hunk?

A muscular guy

I don't like them

Let's pretend I saw a handsome shy dude that happens to be hacker as well. That fits better with me, I think

I don't like them

Consider you see the prince of your dreams!

Read above

Let's pretend I saw a handsome shy dude that happens to be hacker as well. That fits better with me, I think

Whatever works for you..

ERROR: S client not available

?

Fine, let me re write the story in my mind with the hacker dude instead the college girl

There ya gi

Let's try the froyo. 1)

You know scientists try to install computer data to human cell then you can write a story about it

Let's try the froyo. 1)

Holy CRAP that is good froyo! You resolve to enjoy froyo more often. With sprinkles. Hell yes. Sprinkles like a mother fucker! 1) Get home and install Linux - turn to part 15

1)

oh are we reading the lunduke book

classic

Haha you knew

Someone is making a bot out with this

sweet

1)

Computer on. Disc in. Boots right up. Even gives the option to test drive the system before installing it. How cool is that? So you do the “test drive” just to be sure all of your hardware works – and it does – then you proceed to install to your hard drive. While the installer copies files around you decide to take advantage of the moment to take Scruffy for a walk. While walking in the late afternoon sun, you reflect on what a great decision you made that day. Plus you saw a hot, nerdy college girl. Yessir, life is good. By the time you return home your system is finished installing. A quick reboot later and you've got a fully working system. Knock, knock, knock. What's that noise, you wonder? You resolve to check into it some day. Knock, knock, knock. What the hell is... Oh. Right. You open the front door to find... the college girl. She smiles at you. You blurt out something along the lines of “Hi I'm door”. She holds up two tickets to Comic Con. A man in a suit walks by on the sidwalk outside your home. He almost passes by, but then stops suddenly. “Hey! Did you just install Linux?” “Uh-huh.” “Well, I'm looking for a new vice president to run my video game company. Interested?” “Uh-huh.” “Great! You start tomorrow! But don't come to work before 10am. That's when the breakfast pizza is delivered.” “Okay.” The girl of your dreams turns to you. “Let's go to comic book and video game conventions together and have a very low-pressure relationship filled with lots and lots of uninhibited sex. Do you mind if I dress up like Princess Leia sometimes while we watch Star Wars in Machette Order?” “Nope.” THE END

LOL

But I wonder what actually would say the hacker dude, as I'm not interested in Leia or anything like that.

Anakin Skywalker?

Yes, that's fine

Yay youve completed the game lol

YEAH, LOL

the book is disappointingly short

Yes, indeed

Very good read though

it's also on github

mailga: l

Created script which builds Telegram Desktop from sources (in VM or container) with support of fontconfig and system freetype library for Fedora: https://github.com/xvitaly/tgbuild/blob/master/build_tg.sh Do not run it outside of the VM.

Created script which builds Telegram Desktop from sources (in VM or container) with support of fontconfig and system freetype library for Fedora: https://github.com/xvitaly/tgbuild/blob/master/build_tg.sh Do not run it outside of the VM.

??

Wow! Thanks! I have to try!

Do not run it outside of the VM. After build restore saved snapshot.

Oh...

I can't use it without vm?