Does It depend on any de?

It just requires a dock, which is why it breaks for me in i3.

Hmmm... I see

your screencloud thing seems quite monolithic

Yeah, plus it's only one guy maintaining it and I think he's ready for it to die. I've been looking for an alternative but can't find anything else that meets my needs.

I know there's another popular tool exactly like this that's active and current, but it only supports Windows.

sharex?

I think that's the one

Oh, it's qt based

Yeah, plus it's only one guy maintaining it and I think he's ready for it to die. I've been looking for an alternative but can't find anything else that meets my needs.

what would be wrong with gnome screenshot (or xfce screenshooter, or shutter) saving to a sshfs folder?

I think that's the one

Screencloud is, yeah.

or a script that launches one of those and then SFTPs the output

which is effectively screencloud

Oh, it's qt based

so is telegram isn't it

what would be wrong with gnome screenshot (or xfce screenshooter, or shutter) saving to a sshfs folder?

Ohh, hmm. I hadn't considered that. I guess I would just need a quick and dirty way to mount it on boot, but I can't imagine that being too difficult to do.

i have a similar sort of thing going on

one day someone mentioned sshfs and i was like THIS IS SOME MAGIC RIGHT HERE

alias scrup as something like screenshot > /tmp/randomfile && upload /tmp/randomfile

It would also be nice to depend on GNOME Screenshot instead since that's something that will obviously keep being updated as long as GNOME is around.

i know a few services are offering upload via cmd so that would work

one day someone mentioned sshfs and i was like THIS IS SOME MAGIC RIGHT HERE

Heh, yeah, no kidding.

one day someone mentioned sshfs and i was like THIS IS SOME MAGIC RIGHT HERE

We are to the point of developing with it in dev via vm

alias scrup as something like screenshot > /tmp/randomfile && upload /tmp/randomfile

True. You mean to tap into the existing screenshot service to do that, like GNOME Screenshot and just have it upload straight to a server from a script?

True. You mean to tap into the existing screenshot service to do that, like GNOME Screenshot and just have it upload straight to a server from a script?

je

https://rizonrice.github.io/resources#sharing-it here are some upload services

Gotcha. Yeah, plus they would be much more lightweight than Screencloud

so is telegram isn't it

Yeah, but that's not the point xD

and if you have a domain name, it'd be simple to echo "domain.name/imagesfolder/"`ls the newest file in the sshfs folder`

Gotcha. Yeah, plus they would be much more lightweight than Screencloud

And open Source :3

The point is that I use qt for dev (even now im using cinamon xD)

And open Source :3

Well, Screencloud is open source too, but I think it's a challenging application right now…

I don't know if it's the leanest thing ever.

it seems slightly unnecessary

it seems slightly unnecessary

It's convenient as a tool, but its difficulty is making it hard to justify the convenience. For example, the latest 1.3.0 release from two months ago completely broke it on my system (and many others as shown in the issue tracker). He told us to grab the older RPM and I'm not sure if he has made commits since.

I'm running the 1.2.0 release now

doesnt shutter upload to image services too?

because that works in its newest version

Fedora is Redhats testbed*

I disagree with this statement. Since all the contribution and improvements made in fedora are available to other projects. The kernel is a good example, have you all counted how many *@redhat.com mails account are in the linux kernel mailing list? Then we have projects like GNOME and its subprojects like NetworkManager or ModemManager, flatpak... in the end all of this efforts ends available for other projects/distros/users.

I disagree with this statement. Since all the contribution and improvements made in fedora are available to other projects. The kernel is a good example, have you all counted how many *@redhat.com mails account are in the linux kernel mailing list? Then we have projects like GNOME and its subprojects like NetworkManager or ModemManager, flatpak... in the end all of this efforts ends available for other projects/distros/users.

But i hope you can agree that Fedora users Reports and all in the _end_ help to improve the Service for Redhat Customers.

Jes, Fedora can do Tons of things Redhat would never do and has a ton of Community with massive Influence but it boils down to massive influx to redhat

But i hope you can agree that Fedora users Reports and all in the _end_ help to improve the Service for Redhat Customers.

And Red Hat invest on these projects so the devs can work full time in it, so the users can use the software.

Jes, Fedora can do Tons of things Redhat would never do and has a ton of Community with massive Influence but it boils down to massive influx to redhat

For me it is a win win for both: Red Hat and users/devs

It is a symbiosis.

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

Last week I compiled and installed i3-gasp but without success. After installing I created a new user to test i3-gasp but the session was running plain i3. I think that the i3 gasp wiki needs some improvements. Since i3/gasp relies on dot files I think one option is to ask for help on https://www.reddit.com/r/i3wm/ or even on https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/ the people over there is so friendly.

Last week I compiled and installed i3-gasp but without success. After installing I created a new user to test i3-gasp but the session was running plain i3. I think that the i3 gasp wiki needs some improvements. Since i3/gasp relies on dot files I think one option is to ask for help on https://www.reddit.com/r/i3wm/ or even on https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/ the people over there is so friendly.

right

but was it easy to get it on fedora

but was it easy to get it on fedora

is this an affirmation or a query?

The i3 arch wiki pages might be an option: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/i3

Or ping Lukas Zapletal and ask if he can update his post on i3 docs or share his current set up, even ask him if he has used i3 gasp on fedora, he is quite active on G+

https://i3wm.org/docs/user-contributed/lzap-config.html

The i3 arch wiki pages might be an option: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/i3

but fedora != arch

i'm already on arch

i'm thinking about fedora

i've already got i3 gaps very nicely set up

but fedora != arch

That's obvious no?, but somethings are well documented in the arch wiki that are not distro based. The mate wiki page for arch has help me a lot on fedora.

https://www.redhat.com

https://getfedora.org/en/

excuse me, what DE is this

excuse me, what DE is this

Gnome

Gnome

really? what tweak tool r u using?

really? what tweak tool r u using?

Theme/Shell Theme: Arc-dark Icons: Numix-circle Cursor: breeze-snow Extensions: Coverflow alt-tab Dash to dock Media Player indicator Taskbar User Themes Gpaste (this one installed via dnf) Fonts: Fira Sans everything Source Code Pro for Samewidth Fira Code where its supported

Settings all done via gnome-tweak-tool

Theme/Shell Theme: Arc-dark Icons: Numix-circle Cursor: breeze-snow Extensions: Coverflow alt-tab Dash to dock Media Player indicator Taskbar User Themes Gpaste (this one installed via dnf) Fonts: Fira Sans everything Source Code Pro for Samewidth Fira Code where its supported

ty

wait... I cant find those

my cursor only has adwaita

my cursor only has adwaita

sudo dnf install breeze-cursor-theme

....ty

ERROR: S client not available

restart gnome-tweak-tool after

Neet a little help

Yes?

How to go forward with this?

Didn't get any proper solution on the web to handle this

Yes?

This

I have no idea how to solve this. Never happened to me.

if you have /home setup on differente partition,

do a clean isntall

morning you lot!

how was zee weeknd?

Sunny.

Here at least.

yay

^^

How to go forward with this?

Do you have an entry that says "rescue" in the grub boot menu?

Do you have an entry that says "rescue" in the grub boot menu?

Nope

I did a clean install now i can boot in but my touchpad doesnt respond

Can't move my mouse

I installed fedora-kde

This may be a stupid question, but have you accidentally pressed the "DIsable touchpad" key that's on most laptop keyboards?

I am on macbook

So no?

This may be a stupid question, but have you accidentally pressed the "DIsable touchpad" key that's on most laptop keyboards?

usually, it's a combination Fn + F#

This may be a stupid question, but have you accidentally pressed the "DIsable touchpad" key that's on most laptop keyboards?

Nah but I always hit airplane mode

Hi Everyone, i'm now reading about the livecd-tools, etc. I basically want the following; an live image environment with basic tools (parted, cryptsetup, megacli, srvadm-idracadm7) etc For now it's unclear for me if tutorials like (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_and_use_a_Live_CD) are meant to be as an custom installer or an custom live image. I only need the live image environment with those tools + custom scripts/files. We already build this with Debian, but there are too much difference in terms of file-locations, etc. Any tips?

Hi Everyone, i'm now reading about the livecd-tools, etc. I basically want the following; an live image environment with basic tools (parted, cryptsetup, megacli, srvadm-idracadm7) etc For now it's unclear for me if tutorials like (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_and_use_a_Live_CD) are meant to be as an custom installer or an custom live image. I only need the live image environment with those tools + custom scripts/files. We already build this with Debian, but there are too much difference in terms of file-locations, etc. Any tips?

try this http://www.system-rescue-cd.org/

yeah, but i need some custom files/scripts, which uses the basic tools ;)

Hi Everyone, i'm now reading about the livecd-tools, etc. I basically want the following; an live image environment with basic tools (parted, cryptsetup, megacli, srvadm-idracadm7) etc For now it's unclear for me if tutorials like (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_and_use_a_Live_CD) are meant to be as an custom installer or an custom live image. I only need the live image environment with those tools + custom scripts/files. We already build this with Debian, but there are too much difference in terms of file-locations, etc. Any tips?

There was a method from command line using live cd images that allowed a permanent system space. Using that option you are able to install packages and save files. But they have change the wiki pages with content for new versions.

yes, i'm playing aroun with livecd-tools, right now. But, maybe someone knows the answer already, which saves me some time :)

@tim427 love your profile pic!