Love those stickers!

fdelapena[m]: darlinghq? just for development, I use osxcross for macOS and iOS cross-builds

chrome keep crashing after kernel update

anyone same here?

Which distro?

4.7.7-200.fc24.x86_64

Oh, right, this is the Fedora chat

Sorry, I'm in a bunch

Chrome or Chromium, and which version? Is there a specific error when it crashes (a coredump or something)?

Also, what's your GPU?

chrome

Chrome tends to crash for me if my current graphics driver is unstable

(on any platform, any distro)

Usually there'll be some indicator in chrome://gpu that things aren't working right

#dnf info google-chrome No matching Packages to list wait what?

Try google-chrome-stable

google-chrome-stable x86_64 54.0.2840.59

I'd be surprised if it was actually the kernel update that broke it. Are you sure nothing else updated at the same time?

with wine and libreoffice

You didn't see anything about mesa, nouveau, nvidia, etc.?

Or even chrome

ah..I got it: Segmentation fault (core dumped)

I reinstalled the Nvidia closed source driver after the kernel update

That might've done it.

See if nouveau fixes it

See if nouveau fixes it

I followed this guide http://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/2015/fedora-nvidia-guide/ and disabled the nouveau driver

My suggestion would be to try uninstalling that and reinstalling nouveau

Nvidia and AMD make lousy Linux drivers

Nvidia tends to be better than AMD, but even still, they're pretty bad

but it seems better for games

Just give it a try to see if that's the issue. If it fixes the Chrome issue, you'll know it's something related to the GPU.

That will make it easier to troubleshoot.

Then you can reinstall the proprietary drivers

And look for a different browser :P

sounds good

but it seems better for games

If you have an Nvidia and an Intel Gpu it would be much much wiser to make a Windows VM instead

no, Nvidia only

Intel Drivers are extremely stable and Chromium on Fedora is much more stable - Take your steam and Flash Needs into a VM

no, Nvidia only

Your cpu does not have an integrated gpu? Is it 10 years old?

Your cpu does not have an integrated gpu? Is it 10 years old?

it may has one but only Nvidia GPU works rightnow

"a discrete video card (there's no integrated graphics system on the chip), "

im sorry there is no integrated gpu

Date First Available August 26, 2011 5 years old

What cpu, what system?

3820, F24 x64

3820, F24 x64

No, what pc system like laptop lenovo thinkpad t420 or so

No, what pc system like laptop lenovo thinkpad t420 or so

desktop, built by myself

It would be a good thing if Fedora is self would update all 'latest stable version.

It would be a good thing if Fedora is self would update all 'latest stable version.

It does

It would be a good thing if Fedora is self would update all 'latest stable version.

It does.

See that update message asking you for a reboot to update?

If you are not a normie you can even dnf update yourself

Not is a Rolling distributin

Or Lts distro

I 'm Technic Linux ?

I in this group for make a friends

Not is a Rolling distributin

1) Nobody cares that its not rolling and its better that it isnt 2) it offers you to do a seamless upgrade from f23 to 24 and 24 to 25. Why is it a bad idea to make it rolling? Packages change, APIs change, config files change. Simply updating them WILL break things in excitingly horrible ways.

I 'm Technic Linux ?

Then you should know that rolling release is only a good idea on often reinstalled systems, testing systems or for trying out the newest of the new

I would say that Fedora is the edge of linux, and you can run forward if your looking backward.

It is a very very stable distro while still being on the edge, which is awesome and fedo usually gets a new stable kernel before arch does so.. XD

People come to fedora to move forward, not to engage in legacy compatibility and provide long term support.

People come to fedora to move forward, not to engage in legacy compatibility and provide long term support.

No, the Act of installing a System once and then just doing rolling upates forever

I'm all for the newest stuff but introducing wayland would be a breaking change - with forcing people to reinstall/update to f25 it should be rather smooth

fedora is an inspiration for Red Hat

an inspiration*

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I agree. That's what I meant, you need a lot of effort to make a smooth transition taking care of old stuff. Looking at different user cases for the upgrade. A clean install is easier. People can focus in the exciting new stuff

fedora is an inspiration for Red Hat

Fedora is Redhats testbed*

Did you read anything about Fedora, or even its Main page?

Did you read anything about Fedora, or even its Main page?

????

I agree. That's what I meant, you need a lot of effort to make a smooth transition taking care of old stuff. Looking at different user cases for the upgrade. A clean install is easier. People can focus in the exciting new stuff

I just made a script that contains the most packages i need - the second all of em run smoothly on fedo25 i'll transition

I think is both. There are things that are developed related to red hat. But there is also a lot of stuff that is freely collaborated that will never be of interest for red hat

Did you read anything about Fedora, or even its Main page?

No need to be sharp. I had no understanding of the relationship between Fedora and RHEL until long after I was already using Fedora too.

Some things you learn with time and experience, not everything is so clear.

Thats what i meant. Plus the general display of plain overstating on his behalf

do you guys find it easy to get software like i3-gaps or lemonbar or i3lock-fancy on fedora? I'm considering fedora as an alternative to arch which i'm currently on

(Sorry for being a dick to bs :3)

I think you're overthinking it - my point is that not everyone will see a tiny link in the footer of a page. :P

do you guys find it easy to get software like i3-gaps or lemonbar or i3lock-fancy on fedora? I'm considering fedora as an alternative to arch which i'm currently on

I know many who use i3 in Fedora, but I don't know any specifics.

I've been wanting to switch myself, but need to get a few more things working before I can fully commit.

Also, if anyone knows an alternative to a screenshot service like Screencloud (that supports SFTP uploading), I would be happy to know about it. This is one of the things preventing me from moving away from a GUI. :P

i just run my own webserver :p

i just run my own webserver :p

I guess it would be easy enough to write a script, but Screencloud makes it easy and quick to have my own screenshot capture server.

does it have to have sftp? or could it use curl

I guess it would be easy enough to write a script, but Screencloud makes it easy and quick to have my own screenshot capture server.

wait so this is self hosted?

wait so this is self hosted?

Screencloud is a screenshot utility that supports a variety of platforms. It will let you upload screenshots to its own service, Dropbox, Imgur, your own server via SFTP, and I think a few more.

https://screencloud.net

so it takes a screenshot and sends the file to your server

in your particular use case

so it takes a screenshot and sends the file to your server

Yep. But I also have the option to drag and select an area of my screen for sharing (or I can just select everything). Kind of like GNOME Screenshot but supporting different outputs.

lolol. As long as nobody says the word "gaming". :)

lolol. As long as nobody says the word "gaming". :)

Hey, PlayOnLinux exists!

lolol. As long as nobody says the word "gaming". :)

"vfio-pci"

Yep. But I also have the option to drag and select an area of my screen for sharing (or I can just select everything). Kind of like GNOME Screenshot but supporting different outputs.

my solution to that would be a modular solution using a particular screenshot program and saving it to a folder synced with sshfs

https://screencloud.net

Does It depend on any de?

Hey, PlayOnLinux exists!

We have some games, but… Windows still has beat for gaming. For now, anyways. ?